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The paper discusses the problem of the origins of Czarny potok, a novel by Leopold Buczkowski. By reconstructing the complicated story of the origins of the novel, the author consults the surviving genesis documents (both published and unpublished) housed in Buczkowski’s archive. (...)
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The paper offers a new interpretation of Witold Wirpsza’s novel Pomarańcze na drutach (1964) possible thanks to the microanalysis of pre-texts. (...)
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The story of the post-war edition of Krzysztof Kamil Baczyński’s poems entitled Śpiew z pożogi [Song of Fire] (1947) is discussed. The book edited by Stefania Baczyńska and Kazimierz Wyka completely disregarded and differed from the authorial version of Śpiew z pożogi prepared before the outbreak of the Uprising, which was meant to be Baczyński’s official poetic debut. (...)
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The article focuses on the microanalysis of one of Aleksander Wat’s handwritten “pain notes” (dated December 8, Wat’s archive at the Beinecke Library). (...)
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The article, inspired by Daniel Ferrer’s view of genetic variation as a process built of many interconnections, rather than a series of free operations subordinated to other operations, presents literary genesis as a game of variation. (...)
We publish Polish translation of the fragment of Jean Bellemin-Noël’s „Le texte et l’avant-texte : les brouillons d’un poème de Milosz”, Librairie Larousse, Paris 1972, pp. (...)
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The paper is about the theoretical and practical proposals of genetic criticism and its complicated relations with scholarly editing. The author discusses the benefits from applying that method of reading manuscripts, the related difficulties and possibilities of using its effects in digital editing. (...)
We publish Polish translation of the fragment of Daniel Ferrer’s „Mondes possibles, mondes fictionnels, mondes construits et processus de genèse”, Genesis Manuscrits – Recherche – Invention 2010 (3), pp. (...)
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The article attempts to answer the question of what the potential benefits of a methodological cooperation between poetics and genetic criticism are. (...)