Niezłomny wśród swoich i obcych, wyrozumiały wobec kraju. Postawa Stanisława Gliwy jako emigranta

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Hałaczkiewicz, Joanna
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2021-12-31
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Uniwersytet Warszawski i Instytut Badań Literackich PAN
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The article is dedicated to Stanisław Gliwa, a Polish owner of a private press-style publishing house, graphic designer and typographer. The author of the article analyses the attitude of Gliwa as an emigrant and one of lesser-known representatives of the so-called ‘indomitable soldiers’, utilising published studies and archival material available (predominantly sets of correspondence). Examining Gliwa’s relationships with Poles in London, with English people, as well as with his compatriots in his home country, the author inspects how the typographer coped with isolation, which he consciously elected. In the conclusions, the author highlights the presence of the wandering printer topos, thanks to which Gliwa could universalise his experience and place it within a centuries-old cultural context.
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private press movement    Polish book abroad    publishing market in the Polish People’s Republic    emigration
Stanisław Gliwa    ruch private press    książka polska za granicą    rynek wydawniczy w PRL-u    emigracja
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Hałaczkiewicz, Joanna (2021). Niezłomny wśród swoich i obcych, wyrozumiały wobec kraju. Postawa Stanisława Gliwy jako emigranta. Napis, XXVII, s. 272-289. http://doi.org/10.18318/napis.2021.1.16
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http://doi.org/10.18318/napis.2021.1.16
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