Beata Sniecikowska Livres

This monograph explores the Polish history of haiku and its related forms in literature and visual arts. It contrasts Polish works with Japanese poetry and haiku-inspired pieces from Europe and America, while addressing literary genre theory and translation issues. The discussion offers a unique perspective on a century of Polish poetry and its interplay with visual arts.

This book offers a comparative analysis of Polish Futurists within the European avant-garde context, exploring their works alongside Dadaism and Futurism. It examines themes of musicality, word formation, onomatopoeia, and concepts like glossolalia, focusing on sound and semantic experimentation.