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Figures of Structuralism Teoria: 20th-Century Polish Thought Technophilosophy

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Joanna Jeziorska-Haładyj

Michał Mrugalski
Associate Professor of Literary Theory at Warsaw University and DAAD Guest Lecturer at the Department for Slavic Studies, University of Tübingen. Columnist, literary critic, he is currently working on a book about theories of tragedy as praxeology in Germany and Poland, on two anthologies of Polish literary theory and on two collective volumes about Polish theory and the interconnections of literary theory with other scholarly disciplines.

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Essays on narratology

Joanna Jeziorska-Haładyj, Michał Mrugalski

Thee aim of the collection of studies we want to present here is to tell a diﬀerent story, one that had been so far hardly told in English. The timing is almost the same but the events unfold in Warsaw, Cracow, Poznań and other Polish university cities. It is the story of Polish narratology, also tagged “structuralist”, but based on diﬀerent assumptions than its French counterpart. The protagonists of this story would not call themselves “narratologists”—at least at the period of their findings—although from today’s point of view their accomplishments have to be considered crucial for the discipline.

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