Wokół dziewiętnastowiecznych dzieł zebranych Zygmunta Krasińskiego

Abstract

Zygmunt Krasiński did not prepare any collective edition of his output. Mainly, due to a political situation and a censorship situation, in which he published his literary works. The task of collective edition was taken by several nineteenth-century publishers, first of all Stanisław Tarnowski, but also Erazm Łukasz Kasprowicz, Jan Darosław Amborski, Bolesław Twardowski. There were people deserved for the Polish culture and the national life, but (except Tarnowski) they were loosely associated with the literary study. They prepared tvelve editions called the collected writings. There are typical for the period of pre-scientific of the Polish publishing, but they provoked a significant discussion for a development of this discipline. In the press Adam Kuliczkowski and Julian Kołaczkowski called for a completeness of published heritage of Krasiński (and letters also, contrary to the position of the poet’s family) and its philological study.