New York Space Written in Texts by Janusz Głowacki
Katarzyna Olczak
Wydział Polonistyki. Uniwersytet WarszawskiAbstract
The article analyzes spatial represenatation of New York as presented in Janusz Głowacki’s works after his decision to emigrate in 1981. The literary assimilation of space is realized through three narrative strategies, i.e. stereotyping, walking, and naming/writing mode. The author of the article proposes geopoetic, anthropological, and sociological reading of his various texts (autobiography, essays, short stories, and dramas).
Keywords:
literary space, representation, narrative strategies, Janusz GłowackiWydział Polonistyki. Uniwersytet Warszawski
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