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Maja Jaros

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ID9716160
NAMEMaja Jaros
GIVEN NAMESMaja
FAMILY NAMEJaros
SIGNATUREJAROS M
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS3
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR0
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
H-INDEX0
  • The issue of the genre of Kolyma Stories by Varlam Shalamov and its editions in Polish

    Open Access•Franciszek Apanowicz, Jakub Wosik et al.•TRANSLATOR•ARTICLE•Napis Pismo poświęcone…•2022

    The article discusses the translations and the history of publishing of Kolyma stories in Poland, from the first underground booklets released in the 1980s’, which contained merely a dozen or so stories selected from the famous London publication, Колымские рассказы [Kolyma stories], published by Mikhail Geller in 1978. They were the first presentations of the work. Thus, for translators, it was essential that such important pieces reached Polish…

  • Resident bards. The court poet in light of memories from the Polish Eastern Borderlands in the first half of the 19th century

    Open Access•Dorota Samborska-Kukuć, Maja Jaros et al.•TRANSLATOR•ARTICLE•Napis Pismo poświęcone…•2022

    24 cm

  • The Luther effect. The consequences of the Reformation in the area of printed media and communication

    Open Access•Aleksandra Matykiewicz-Włodarska, Maja Jaros et al.•TRANSLATOR•ARTICLE•Napis Pismo poświęcone…•2022

    The aim of the article is to trace the consequences - often very distant in time - of the changes in the appearance, content and speed of circulation of publications initiated by Martin Luther. Striving to reach as many people as possible with his Reformation ideas, Luther used and creatively developed the possibilities offered to him by printing with the use of movable type that had been invented shortly before then. He made his publications mor…

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  • The issue of the genre of Kolyma Stories by Varlam Shalamov and its editions in Polish

    Open Access•Franciszek Apanowicz, Jakub Wosik et al.•TRANSLATOR•ARTICLE•Napis Pismo poświęcone…•2022

    The article discusses the translations and the history of publishing of Kolyma stories in Poland, from the first underground booklets released in the 1980s’, which contained merely a dozen or so stories selected from the famous London publication, Колымские рассказы [Kolyma stories], published by Mikhail Geller in 1978. They were the first presentations of the work. Thus, for translators, it was essential that such important pieces reached Polish…

  • Resident bards. The court poet in light of memories from the Polish Eastern Borderlands in the first half of the 19th century

    Open Access•Dorota Samborska-Kukuć, Maja Jaros et al.•TRANSLATOR•ARTICLE•Napis Pismo poświęcone…•2022

    24 cm

  • The Luther effect. The consequences of the Reformation in the area of printed media and communication

    Open Access•Aleksandra Matykiewicz-Włodarska, Maja Jaros et al.•TRANSLATOR•ARTICLE•Napis Pismo poświęcone…•2022

    The aim of the article is to trace the consequences - often very distant in time - of the changes in the appearance, content and speed of circulation of publications initiated by Martin Luther. Striving to reach as many people as possible with his Reformation ideas, Luther used and creatively developed the possibilities offered to him by printing with the use of movable type that had been invented shortly before then. He made his publications mor…

Art (2 works) · Central European Literary Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 work) · Ancient history (1 work) · Chemistry (1 work) · Historical and Cultural Studies of Poland (1 work) · Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies (1 work) · Late 19th century (1 work) · Linguistics (1 work)

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