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'Wygórowany idealizm' czy 'handel księgarski'? Dwugłos korespondencyjny Zofii Trzeszczkowskiej i Stanisława Marka Rzętkowskiego o publikacji przekładu "Luzjad"

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Błasińska (Kasica) A.
Napis. Pismo poświęcone literaturze okolicznościowej i użytkowej
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2015
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issue 21: Sztuka tracenia, sztuka rezygnacji. Samoograniczenie i autocenzura
277-283
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The article presents the dialogue between Zofia Trzeszczkowska (who wrote under a pseudonym of Adam M-ski) and Stanisław Marek Rzętkowski, the literary director of Warsaw’s magazine “Życie” ["Life" ]. The letters discuss Trzeszczkowska’s translation of "Luzjady" ["The Lusiads"], a Portuguese epic poem by Luís Vaz de Camões. It was commissioned by Zenon Przesmyckimin 1887 and was to be published in "Życie"’s literary supplement. However, when Rzętkowski had taken over as editor, the commissioned translation was notaccepted. The letters present Rzętkowski’s negative stand on the translated work (the letter dated on 3 August 1889) and the translator’s reaction to the rejection of her work (dateless letter). This full of emotions correspondence presents the atmosphere between the members of "Życie" ’s editorial board and also gives a wider view of the situation when Przesmycki resigned from his position and Rzętkowski took over. The manuscripts of the letters are collected in the National Library, the catalogue number assigned: 2864 (k. 89-94). They are a part of Zenon Przesmycki’s correspondence.
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