Czytanie Księgi obrazów. O odrzuconych fabułach opowiadań Brunona Schulza
Journal Title: Schulz/Forum - Year 2015, Vol 6, Issue 6
Abstract
The main idea of the present essay is considering Bruno Schulz’s own illustrations to his stories as starting points for reconstruction of alternative plots. Schulz was an artist who used his drawings as stimuli to develop the plots and ideas of his narrative texts. Many drawings no doubt refer to a particular story, but they show a reality that is quite different from its details. Referring mainly to “Spring,” the author makes an attempt to describe and analyze such differences, trying to reconstruct whatever Schulz himself rejected in the process of writing.
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Piotr Millati
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