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Rocznik Komparatystyczny

Rocznik Komparatystyczny
6 (2015)
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180
Publications
249
H-index
6
I10-index
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Mean citedness (2 years)
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201804
20192624
20203244
20211420
20221615
20231614
20241317
2025012
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Od pisarza narodowego do światowego i z powrotem. O polskich uczestnikach Iowa Writing Program

DOI: 10.18276/rk.2015.6-09
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Abstract

Since 1966 Polish authors regularly participate in the world-famous International Writing Program at the University of Iowa in Iowa City, USA. Selected writers arrive in the United States as recipients of prestigious grants in order to meet American publishers, literary agents, journalists and readers. During their residency they establish relationships with other recognized writers and representatives of the world’s intellectual elite. Recommended by the Program’s organizers, they give lectures at renowned American universities after their residency in Iowa comes to an end. Due to these circumstances, they often perceive their stay in the US as an opportunity to upgrade their status of a national writer to the global one. Nevertheless, most of them do not succeed in such a transformation. The paper traces the efforts of three Polish writers: Andrzej Kijowski, Grzegorz Musiał and Artur Międzyrzecki, undertaken with the hope of making an international career. It also tries to find an explanation for their failure in this respect and to show how the lack of meaningful success outside Poland influenced the way in which these writers treated world literature and its representatives.
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