Essay writing by Wojciech Gniatczyński discovered (again?). Contribution to research
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https://doi.org/10.15584/tik.2018.25Keywords:
Wojciech Gniatczyński, World War II, concentration camp, emigration, London, Munich, Radio Free Europe, essay, essay writing, eruditionAbstract
The article presents the profile of one of the forgotten and underestimated writers of Polish emigration after 1939 – Wojciech Gniatczyński. The intricate history of his life is the story of a man marked by the stigma of war and the traumatic experiences of a concentration camp, and an emigrant with unfulfilled ambitions, who disappeared into the shadows of his more combatived colleagues. Discussed briefly essay writing of Gniatczyński shows him unusual erudition and a writing workshop with great artistic, aesthetic and cognitive qualities. It gives the possibility of various interpretations and urges to multifaceted research, clearly indicating that Wojciech Gniatczyński is worth rediscover today.
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