Indiana Slavic Studies, vol. 9, 1998, 228 p., July
1999 (ISSN 0073-6929), paper, $24.00.
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A collection of articles devoted to analysis and
appreciation of the work of the late poet Zbigniew Herbert.
Contributors include a number of leading specialists on
Polish literature and culture, as well as Nobel laureate
Seamus Heaney, whose poem "A Hyporborean" reflecting on
Herbert is reprinted in the volume.
The volume also includes a bibliography of translations
of Polish belles-lettres housed in the Indiana University
Library, which houses one of the leading collections of East
European holdings in the U.S.
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Part I: Bozena Shallcross, ed: The Other
Herbert.
Table of Contents
- Seamus Heaney
- A Hyperborean
Preface
Acknowledgments
Plays
- Halina Filipowicz
- Hera's Glass Eyes: A Counterreading of Zbigniew Herbert's
Plays
Essays
- Giorgio DiMauro
- Setting Maps into Motion: The Aesthetics of Wandering in
Zbigniew Herbert's Essays
- Bozena Shallcross
- Zbigniew Herbert's Passage to Rapture
- Sven Spieker
- Still Life as Fetish: Zbigniew Herbert between Torrentius and
Malevich
- David A. Goldfarb
- Zbigniew Herbert's Provincial Intuition
Legacy
- Clare Cavanagh
- The Unacknowledged Legislator's Dream: Zbigniew Herbert and
Anglo-American Poetry
- Marian Stala
- Contemporaneity and Reality: Toward a Reading of Herbert by
the Creators of "Generation 68"
- Wlodzimierz Bolecki and Gustaw Herling-Grudzinski
- A Conversation on Painting
A Note on the Contributors
Part II: Murlin Croucher, Gregory Keller, and Carlton Stokes:
Polish Literature in English Translation 1976-1996: A Guide To
Monographic Works Housed In Indiana University's Main Library.
pp. 147-219.
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