Andrzej Romanowski
Wielogłos, Numer 2 (28) 2016, 2016, s. 1 - 26
https://doi.org/10.4467/2084395XWI.16.008.5898Polish-Ruthenian-Russian literature?
The article describes the multilingual (Latin, Old Church Slavic, Polish, Ruthenian) literary output of authors such as Łazarz Baranowicz (1617‒1693), Symeon Połocki (1629‒1680), Joanicjusz Galatowski (circa 1620‒1688), St. Dymitr Rostowski (1651‒1709), Stefan Jaworski (1658‒1722), Teofan Prokopowicz (1681‒1736), interpreting it as an indication of a once-existing cultural community crossing the present-day national boundaries.
Andrzej Romanowski
Wielogłos, Numer 2 (20) 2014: Pogranicze - inna literatura, inna historia?, 2014, s. 1 - 10
https://doi.org/10.4467/2084395XWI.14.018.2819Borderland, in other words: Polishness
The article outlines the history of Polish culture, underlining its borderland nature, while also showing the thematic connection occurring between the essays that follow it. It invokes a variety of examples of artists to whom an adjective „Polish” does not quite fit, although the language of their work was the Polish language. It indicates „borderlandness” as a typical Polish trait.
Andrzej Romanowski
Wielogłos, Numer 1 (19) 2014: Henryk Markiewicz - człowiek i uczony, 2014, s. 67 - 73
https://doi.org/10.4467/2084395XWI.14.009.2233
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The article focuses in a synthetic way on the profile of Professor Henryk Markiewicz, presenting his ideas and intellectual way of development. The author presents Professor Markiewicz not only as an outstanding historian and theoretician, but also an irreplaceable inspirer and organiser of many editorial ventures of encyclopaedic and dictionary nature, such as „The image of Polish Literature of the 19th and 20th century” or „Polish Bibliographic Dictionary”. From the memories emerges a profile of a great scientist and at the same time a noble and righteous man: a guardian of Polish tradition, Polish cultural heritage, scientific reliability and intellectual honesty.