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This article analyzes an essay by the contemporary French writer Philippe Sollers in which Sollers analyzes Marcel Proust’s drawings found in the French writer’s private letters and manuscripts. (...)
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This text presents an anthropological reading of Leopold Buczkowski’s war diaries (1942–1945), as well as a polemic against claims made by Sławomir Buryła and Radosław Sioma. (...)
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The article summarizes four years of my research conducted in the archives of liberatic avant-garde authors: the post-war British writer B.S. (...)
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The article is an attempt to analyze the Multipart project as an example and a model of an experimental archive. This archive is, on the one hand, a collection and materialization of Kantor’s ideas, previous experiences, and inspirations, and, on the other hand, an ‘artistic’ documentation of the everyday life of the buyers and ‘users’ of these peculiar works. (...)
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The article discusses the concept of experimental and illness-related life-writing records on the basis of Franciszka Themerson’s correspondence, and her correspondence-related drawings and works of art. (...)
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The aim of this article is to interpret three works by Andrzej Falkiewicz (Fragmenty o polskiej literaturze, Takim ściegiem, Ta chwila), which were not analyzed before. (...)
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The article analyzes life writing strategies of the German composer, musician and performer Blixa Bargeld, who has been documenting his life on tour since the 1990s. (...)
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The paper explores the question of autobiographism of the neo-avant-garde literary works by Witold Wirpsza, trying to determine the significance of journal as a genre to it. (...)
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The article is devoted to a genealogical investigation, undertaken by Anatol Stern, in his attempt to reconstruct the origin story of Guillaume Apollinaire. (...)
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Analyzing Alexander Wat’s My Century as more than an account of an engaged participant in the events of Central and Eastern Europe, I would like to show its experimental potential, close to avant-garde aesthetics. (...)