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What people Say:
Agnieszka
by BolesÅ‚aw Prus is undeniably a great masterpiece of Polish realism in literature. This is an epic
and detailed tale exploring XIX century Warsaw , tale in which Prus created a vivid picture of the city
and people on the background of the economic , ideological and social transformations .
Iâ€™ve always loved reading about this nonexistent any more world.I mean that one, recorded only
on sepia-toned photographs. Men in the tailcoats , women in white gowns , multicultural society ,
Pole
by BolesÅ‚aw Prus is undeniably a great masterpiece of Polish realism in literature. This is an epic
and detailed tale exploring XIX century Warsaw , tale in which Prus created a vivid picture of the city
and people on the background of the economic , ideological and social transformations .
Iâ€™ve always loved reading about this nonexistent any more world.I mean that one, recorded only
on sepia-toned photographs. Men in the tailcoats , women in white gowns , multicultural society ,
Poles, Jews, Russians , merchants and aristocracy , lost professions â€¦
And all that and much more we can find here. From one side it is a story about a strong man, who
lifted up from the lower classes - literally- how significant is the scene of his exit from the basement,
who having attained great wealth - only then considers himself to be worthy of woman from upper
echelons. And who is the chosen one? Beautiful , with beauty of porcelain dolls , empty Isabella.
Wokulski, it's his name, is an incurable romantic . And in this case itâ€™s rather euphemism for
bloody damn fool, as ones say: the first sigh of love, the last sigh of reason.
Prus created a colorful and diverse gallery of minor characters :young scientist Ochocki ,dreaming
about flying machines ,old Wokulskiâ€™s friend Rzecki , yearning for old times ,Madame
Krzeszowska, baroness from hell and her profligate husband , the merry widow Kazia WÄ…sowska
, naughty students sympathizing with socialism and many others. Novel explores their dreams
,psychological troubles and involvements in historical events.
But also , this is a story about Warsaw itself ,the city of great contrasts,city of poor and rich ,
realistically showed through its streets, parks, shops, buildings and churches. Warsaw , in fact , is
one of the characters of the book .
With his novel Prus paid a homage to the city and like Lisbon you may visit with Pessoa , Petersburg
with Dostoevsky or London with Dickens so Prus became a great chronicler of old Warsaw.
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Patrick Roesle
You've probably never heard of this book, but it comes damn close to meeting War and Peace on its
own terms.
History rolls forward. The aristocratic scumbags are replaced by capitalist scumbags. The solutions
to yesterday's problems become new problems and we don't get anywhere. A great man becomes a
great man in pursuit of a vain and hopeless goal that eventually destroys him. A world of fops, fools,
scoundrels, and nihilists loses something it desperately needs.
We can be 99% certain that societ
You've probably never heard of this book, but it comes damn close to meeting War and Peace on its
own terms.
History rolls forward. The aristocratic scumbags are replaced by capitalist scumbags. The solutions
to yesterday's problems become new problems and we don't get anywhere. A great man becomes a
great man in pursuit of a vain and hopeless goal that eventually destroys him. A world of fops, fools,
scoundrels, and nihilists loses something it desperately needs.
We can be 99% certain that society is irredeemably fucked. But unless we try to be better, we
deprive ourselves of that last 1%.
When you hold out hope for human potential, you'll almost definitely be disappointed. But damn it,
we've got to hope. And we've got to try.
John Gaynard
In writing this majestic novel about fin de siÃ¨cle 19th century Warsaw, Prus illustrated all the social
currents that would make Poland such a cauldron of differing identities in the following century.
Ostensibly a story about the excruciating infatuation of a successful merchant, Wokulski, for a
noble's daughter, the book is also about three generations of men coming to terms with Poland's
past and present and trying to break away from the Nobles' Republic in order to create a modern
future for
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In writing this majestic novel about fin de siÃ¨cle 19th century Warsaw, Prus illustrated all the social
currents that would make Poland such a cauldron of differing identities in the following century.
Ostensibly a story about the excruciating infatuation of a successful merchant, Wokulski, for a
noble's daughter, the book is also about three generations of men coming to terms with Poland's
past and present and trying to break away from the Nobles' Republic in order to create a modern
future for the nation. Although Prus could, naturally, have had no idea of what would happen to his
country in the next century, the battle lines of ethno-nationalism, later exploited by the National
Democrat anti-Semites, the Catholic Church, the Nazis and the Communists begin to emerge.
Ola Loobeensky
Nie wiem, co tu napisaÄ‡. Przez trzy lata polonistyki nie spotkaÅ‚am chyba drugiego polskiego
powieÅ›ciopisarza tak odstajÄ…cego od reszty. Istnieje caÅ‚e mnÃ³stwo ksiÄ…Å¼ek, ktÃ³re
kazano nam czytaÄ‡ gÅ‚Ã³wnie z pobudek historycznoliterackich; istnieje caÅ‚e mnÃ³stwo faktÃ³w,
ktÃ³rych znajomoÅ›Ä‡ byÅ‚a niezbÄ™dna, aby uruchomiÄ‡ chociaÅ¼by Å›lad podziwu dla
pionierskiego utworu. "Bogurodzica" ze swoim monotonnym rytmem rymÃ³w a-a-a-a? Tak, tak, ale...
"Malwina", ktÃ³ra powala tkliwoÅ›ciÄ…? Och, pierwsza polska powieÅ›Ä‡ ps
Nie wiem, co tu napisaÄ‡. Przez trzy lata polonistyki nie spotkaÅ‚am chyba drugiego polskiego
powieÅ›ciopisarza tak odstajÄ…cego od reszty. Istnieje caÅ‚e mnÃ³stwo ksiÄ…Å¼ek, ktÃ³re
kazano nam czytaÄ‡ gÅ‚Ã³wnie z pobudek historycznoliterackich; istnieje caÅ‚e mnÃ³stwo faktÃ³w,
ktÃ³rych znajomoÅ›Ä‡ byÅ‚a niezbÄ™dna, aby uruchomiÄ‡ chociaÅ¼by Å›lad podziwu dla
pionierskiego utworu. "Bogurodzica" ze swoim monotonnym rytmem rymÃ³w a-a-a-a? Tak, tak, ale...
"Malwina", ktÃ³ra powala tkliwoÅ›ciÄ…? Och, pierwsza polska powieÅ›Ä‡ psychologiczna... I tak
dalej. "Lalka" natomiast, jak kaÅ¼de dzieÅ‚o ponadczasowe, jest Å›wiatem samym w sobie. Nie
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wymaga znajomoÅ›ci kontekstu, ani dziejÃ³w. Te nie przeszkadzajÄ… wprawdzie, lecz
nieuchronnie uruchamiajÄ… analizÄ™ i przenoszÄ… odbiÃ³r tekstu na zupeÅ‚nie inne poziomy,
tymczasem "a wise reader reads the book of genius not with his heart, not so much with his brain,
but with his spine. It is there that occurs the telltale tingle*".
*mÄ…dry czytelnik czyta dzieÅ‚o geniusza nie przy pomocy swojego serca, nie tyle nawet swoim
mÃ³zgiem, lecz krÄ™gosÅ‚upem. To wzdÅ‚uÅ¼ niego przebiega znaczÄ…cy dreszcz."
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If I had to choose only one book from the whole polish literature to show it to the world - it would be
"The Doll".
Natalie
Niesamowita ksiÄ…Å¼ka, cieszÄ™ siÄ™, Å¼e daÅ‚am siÄ™ przekonaÄ‡ do jej przeczytania;).
NienawidzÄ™ Izabeli....
... ale kurczÄ™, jest mi tez jej trochÄ™ Å¼al. ByÅ‚a tylko porcelanowÄ… lalkÄ… do ustawienia na
pÃ³Å‚ce i podziwiania. RobiÅ‚a rzeczy, ktÃ³rych od niej oczekiwano.
Za to Wokulski....
Tak wspaniaÅ‚y mÄ™Å¼czyzna. I tak przeraÅ¼ajÄ…co smutny los.
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