Abstract
This article examines the place of Polish literary translation theory within the international context of translation studies. It starts with an overview of Polish translation thought as presented in the 2013 first Polish anthology Polska myśl przekladoznawcza edited by Piotr de Boncza Bukowski and Magda Heydel. Moreover, the article tests the significance of the Poznan School for international research on literary translation. In doing so, it also suggests that Anton Popovic’s works on translation could be analysed in terms of a common link between the Polish and more international tradition of Translation Studies.
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