Proza Tadeusza Micińskiego: na progu nowej epoki odczytań

Abstract

The author of the article wonders what is the current state of research on the work of Tadeusz Miciński, a poet, novelist, playwright and journalist from the time of Young Poland. The most famous of Miciński’s novels – Nietota [1910] and Monk Faust [Xiądz Faust, 1913] – have recently been published in critical, commented editions, just like his prose poems and the articles, which are still being found in magazines of the epoch. A new phase of research is opened by a publication of Miciński’s juvenile writings, made by Prof. Tadeusz Linkner, as well as a 4-volume edition of Pisma rozproszone [Straggled Writings], edited by Marcin Bajko and Jaroslaw Ławski, realised under the National Programme for the Development of Humanities. Above all, however, new monographs dedicated to the writer are a milestone in the study of his imagination. They have been written by the following authors: Wojciech Gutowski, Paweł Próchniak, Elżbieta Flis-Czerniak and others.