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Syberia przepisana

Authors: Kopeć, Zbigniew;

Syberia przepisana

Abstract

W latach trzydziestych, między innymi na łamach „Sybiraka”, kwartalnika związanego z obozem Piłsudskiego, pojawiło się pojęcie literatury i powieści syberyjskiej mające zarówno charakter postulatywny jak i opisowy. W dużej części dotyczyło fikcjonalnych utworów literackich, które nie koncentrowały się na męczeństwie Polaków, ale przedstawiały Syberię jako zwykłą krainę geograficzną o nieograniczonych walorach przyrodniczych i gospodarczych. Taka literatura miała sprawić, że Syberia przestanie być kojarzona z cierpieniem Polaków. Pojęcie powieści syberyjskiej obejmowało utwory o różnych walorach artystycznych i różnej przynależności gatunkowej, a ich akcja rozgrywała się na Syberii. Właśnie temu zjawisku poświęcony jest niniejszy artykuł.

In the thirties a concept of a Siberian literature and novel, revealing not only an aspirational but a descriptive character as well, emerged on the quarterly published “Sybirak”, a periodical connected with Piłsudski’s supporters. To a great part it concerned fictional literary works which did not concentrate on the Polish martyrdom but presented Siberia as an ordinary geographic land with unlimited natural and economic values. Such a literature was meant to stop readers from associating Siberia with the martyrdom of Polish citizens. The concept of a Siberian novel included literary works of different artistic values and genres the action of which took place in Siberia. This very paper is devoted to this concept.

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Poland
Keywords

Siberia, novel, powieść, the interwar years, dwudziestolecie międzywojenne, Syberia

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