Abstract

The following paper explores the reception of Ivan Bunin’s literary legacy in the interwar Poland. The question of how The Nobel Prize in Literature influenced the writer’s popularity in Poland. The main aim of this article is to analyze and characterize those circumstances, which became the reason for Bunin’s failure to visit Poland during his literary tour to the Baltic countries in 1938. Selected materials were taken from traditional card and online catalogues in the National Library of Poland and the University of Warsaw Library. They embrace the period from 1920 to 1940. The analysis, on the one hand, shows the problem of political relationships between the revived Polish state and young Soviet Russia and its role in the development of literary contacts in the interwar period. On the other hand, it allows us to draw conclusions about the political and literary dimensions of I. Bunin’s failed tour to Poland.

Highlights

  • В польской рецепции творчества Ивана Алексеевича Бунина мы можем выделить несколько этапов

  • Selected materials were taken from traditional card and online catalogues in the National Library of Poland and the University of Warsaw Library

  • Что полемика вокруг творчества Бунина, развернувшаяся в польской периодике, осуществлялась на фоне польско-русских контактов и достаточно сложной политической обстановки того времени

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Introduction

В польской рецепции творчества Ивана Алексеевича Бунина мы можем выделить несколько этапов. Положительные отзывы о творчестве Бунина в польской критике в межвоенный период, как правило, были немногочисленными. Что начальный этап знакомства польской аудитории с прозой Бунина складывался не лучшим образом.

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