Abstract

The article’s title refers to Stanisław Pigoń’s text Remanent liryków Zygmunta Krasińskiego, which discusses twentieth-century editions of poems written by the author of Irydion: the edition of Jan Czubek (1912) and the edition of Leon Piwiński (1931). The article is another – after fifty years – review of this realm of Krasiński’s writing. It focuses on the flaws of previous editions (especially in the light of revelations from the second half of twentieth-century), texts which should be rejected by virtue of the authorship other than Krasiński’s, and reassesses the layout and content of the volume of lyric poetry visible against the background of the poet’s all works.

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