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Poetry Evening II
Participants: Ko Un, Christopher Reid, Adam Zagajewski
Host: Magda Heydel
St. Catherine Church 
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"The Captive Mind – the Liberated Mind" - panel discussion
Participants: Siergiej Adamowicz Kowaliow, Dubravka Ugrešić, Ramin Jahanbegloo, Robert Faggen, Aharon Shabtai, Adam Zagajewski
Host: Adam Michnik
Auditorium Maximum UJ
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Poetry Evening III
Participants: Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Aharon Shabtai, Jiři Gruša
Host: Andrzej Jagodziński
Tempel Synagogue 
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Friday, 2009-10-23

     
Festiwal

Czeslaw Milosz was born 30 June 1911 in Szetejnie (presently Šeteniai, Lithuania). This year marks the hundredth anniversary of his birth, the day before Poland will first adopt the presidency of the European Union – on 1 July 2011. Could we even imagine a more symbolic correspondence of dates – and a more perfect patron for this event than the author

Festiwal

The heart of the festival, gathering together a pleiade of outstanding poets from various countries and cultural spheres. The titles of the evenings – much like the panel discussions – have been borrowed from Czeslaw Milosz’s works.

1st Evening – "The Book of Luminous Things":
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Pełna lista uczestników
 Anderman Janusz
b. 1949, a prose and scriptwriter

 Baluch Jacek

b. 1940, a slavist and translator


 Bonowicz Wojciech
b. 1967, a poet and publicist.

 Chutnik Sylwia
a specialist in cultural studies.

 Czapliński Przemysław
b. 1962, literary critic, essayist.

 Dąbrowski Tadeusz
b. 1979, a poet, essayist, critic.

 Darska Bernadetta
b. 1978, a literary critic.


Program na kolejne dni
12:00
Planting of the Milosz Oak
Znak Publishers’ Gardens, ul. Kościuszki 37


 
19:00
Poetry Evening I
Opera Krakowska, ul. Lubicz 48


 
21:00
Première book presentation
Galeria Camelot, ul. św. Tomasza 17

 

 
21:00
Poetry brings people together. My favourite poem
Alchemia, ul. Estery 5

 

 
22:00
The Captive Mind in Liberated Poland - panel discussion 1
Alchemia, ul. Estery 5

 

 
       
 
Born June 30th 1911 in Szetejnie, Lithuania. A poet, prose writer, essayist, and translator. He won the Nobel Prize in 1980,... bt_wiecej 		 
Job and Forrest Gump
My life story [is] the triumph of foolish Jan over his wiser brothers.
—Czesław Miłosz, A Year of the Hunter
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Biografia Teksty Galeria
V festiwal im. Czesława Miłosza

The Land of Ulro is one of the most important, if not the most important, and very personal, essay by Czesław Milosz. For the author, it was an attempt at understanding the situation in the world of literature ...
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The Milosz Year is a splendid opportunity to recall his work, and wherever it has not yet been published, to translate and publish it. The poet’s books have thus far been ...
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Miłosz and His Century. A Timeline

The publication and promotion of a book by Agnieszka Kosińska and Kamil Kasperek: "Miłosz i jego wiek. Kalendarium."

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