61. CruelestMonth.com: Zbigniew Herbert Book Club At Words Without Borders Words Without Borders has dedicated the month of January to a discussion of zbigniew herbert and the recently published Collected Poems 19561998 (which http://cruelestmonth.typepad.com/cruelestmonth/2008/01/zbigniew-herber.html

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62. Chekhov's Mistress: Words Without Borders Discussion Of Zbigniew Herbert Blogger, memoirist, novelist, critic, translator and all around man of letters James Marcus will be hosting a discussion of zbigniew herbert’s Collected http://chekhovsmistress.com/index.php/article/words_without_borders_to_discuss_z

home about archives subscribe Chekhov's Mistress Words Without Borders Discussion of Zbigniew Herbert by Bud Parr Blogger, memoirist, novelist, critic, translator and all around man of letters James Marcus Collected Poems 1956-1998 along with Cynthia Haven at Words Without Borders poems a while back and here are a few comments on Collected Poems from reviewers: Jenna Krajeski Charles Simic David Orr Mark Rudman posted January 03, 2008 comments No Comments Creative Commons License Deed Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported You are free: to Share — to copy, distribute and transmit the work Under the following conditions: Attribution You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work). No Derivative Works You may not alter, transform, or build upon this work. For any reuse or distribution, you must make clear to others the license terms of this work. The best way to do this is with a link to this web page. Nothing in this license impairs or restricts the author's moral rights. This is a human-readable summary of the Legal Code (the full license): http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/3.0/legalcode

63. Project MUSE But how did it come to pass that zbigniew herbert turned up in World Literature? zbigniew herbert was rather small. He had a kind, cheerful face, http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/common_knowledge/v008/8.3zagajewski.html

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64. Hermenautic Circle Blog » Zbigniew Herbert This month James Marcus and Cynthia Haven will be leading a discussion of zbigniew herbert’s Collected Poems. They have a lot of interesting things lined up http://hermenaut.org/category/zbigniew-herbert/

@import url( http://hermenaut.org/wp-content/themes/shade-of-gray-01/style.css ); Hermenautic Circle blog (an aggregator) Home About the Hermenautic Circle Archive for the 'zbigniew herbert' Category WWB/RTW Book Club: Zbigniew Herbert CWP on 10 Jan 2008 Collected Poems . They have a lot of interesting things lined up for the next few weeks: The first post It was during his California interlude that Herbert introduced Mr. Cogito—a musing (and frequently amusing) poetic mouthpiece. [. . .] Mr. Cogito was primarily a creature of mind. He read the paper, he studied his face in the mirror, he smoked a cigarette, but as his name suggests, his main business was cogitation. (In the end, he may have more in common with Italo Calvino’s Mr. Palomar, whose telescopic contemplations took in everything but the self.) What I find most interesting is that this twentieth-century Polish poet tried to keep politics out of his writing: Yet he remained wary of mixing poetry and politics, famously clashing with a claque of younger writers at a 1972 poetry festival in Silesia. For a poet to flirt with ideology was, he insisted, a “punishable offense.” Engagement was a dead end, possibly a childish one. “The poet’s sphere of action,” he declared, “if his attitude toward his work is serious, is not the ‘contemporary’—which I take to mean the state of our current knowledge about society, politics, and science—but the real, the stubborn dialogue of man with the concrete reality surrounding him, with this table, with that neighbor, with this time of day: the cultivation of a dwindling capacity for contemplation.”

65. ICCMP World Literature - Russian & Polish Northwestern University Press, 1992; herbert, zbigniew (Translated from Polish by Ecco Press, 1999; herbert, zbigniew (Translated by Czeslaw Milosz and http://library.uis.edu/iccmp/worldlit/slavic.html

Brookens Library Home ICCMP World Literature Search the World Literature Site Text Only Slavic Literature Poland Criticism - Poland Haltof, Marek. Cinema of Krzysztof Kieslowski: Variations on Destiny and Chance . London : Wallflower, 2004 Essays - Poland Lem, Stanislaw. Stanislaw Lem Reader . Northwestern University Press, 1997 Szymborska, Wislawa (Translated from Polish by Clare Cavanagh). Non-Required Reading : Prose Pieces . Harcourt, Inc., 2002 Zagajewski, Adam (Translated from Polish by Clare Cavanah). A Defense of Ardor . Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2004 Zagajewski, Adam (Translated by Lillian Vallee). Two Cities: On Exile, History, and the Imagination . University of Georgia Press , 2002 Fiction - Poland Borowski, Tadeusz, 1922-1951 (Translated by Barbara Vedder). This Way For The Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen . Penguin Books, 1992 Gombrowicz, Witold (Translated by Eric Mosbacher and Alastair Hamilton). Cosmos; and, Pornografia . Grove Press, 1994 Gombrowicz, Witold (Translated from Polish by Danuta Borchardt). Ferdydurke . Yale University Press, 2000

66. Zbigniew Herbert: Biographies, Etc. zbigniew herbert annotated links and listing of poems in English trans. http://info-poland.buffalo.edu/web/arts_culture/literature/poetry/herbert/bio/li

Poland on the Web University at Buffalo State University of New York Annotated links to Poland-related information a service of the Polish Academic Information Center NAVIGATION Poland Literature Poetry Herbert, Zbigniew Zbigniew Herbert: Biographies, etc. SITEMAP SEARCH Become an info-poland contributor Links Size Comments Zbigniew Herbert instytutksiazki.pl/... 1,390 words Literary biography, selected bibiliography inclusive of translations. An Evening with Zbigniew Herbert pcfound.org/web/events/herbert.htm 1,130 words A Biography with couple of poems Zbigniew Herbert culture.pl/.../os_herbert_zbigniew 990 words A short biography and a bibliography Zbigniew Herbert at the complete review complete-review.com/.../herbertz.htm 730 words biography, bibliography, quotes, pros/cons, opinion and links. Zbigniew Herbert uvm.edu/~sgutman/Herbert.html 750 words A discussion of Herbert's poetry and an audio introduction to the poetry, for general readers. Zbigniew Herbert onlinepoetryclassroom.org/poets/... 610 words Short biography of Zbigniew Herbert. Zbigniew Herbert and the Polish for train station durham21.co.uk/archive/archive...

67. Oficjalna Strona Herbertiady Wszelkie prawa Zastrze one Zdj cia Archiwum Domowe Katarzyny herbert, Haliny herbert - ebrowskiej, Jerzy B a y ski Administracja serwisu Tomasz Kolasa. http://www.wdq.home.pl/herbert/kalendarium.htm

Kalendarium ¿ycia Zbigniewa Herberta Urodzony 29 pa¼dziernika 1924 we Lwowie. Ojciec - Boles³aw, prawnik, dyrektor banku, profesor ekonomii. Matka, Maria z domu Kaniak. Rozpoczêcie nauki w gimnazjum im. Kazimierza Wielkiego. Lwów. Kontynuacja na tajnych kompletach rozpoczêtej przed wojn± nauki w gimnazjum, matura (1943). Rozpoczêcie studiów polonistycznych na konspiracyjnym Uniwersytecie Jana Kazimierza. Przynale¿no¶æ do Armii Krajowej, ukoñczenie tajnej szko³y podchor±¿ych (1942) Praca zarobkowa - jako karmiciel wszy w produkuj±cym szczepionki przeciwtyfusowe Instytucie prof. Weigla; handel. Pierwsze utwory literackie. Przed powtórnym wkroczeniem Armii Czerwonej do Lwowa (1944) udaje siê do Krakowa. Po zakoñczeniu wojny podejmuje studia na Akademii Sztuk Piêknych (1945) oraz na Wydziale Prawa Uniwersytetu Jagielloñskiego. Udzia³ w wyk³adach z filozofii. Studia w Akademii Handlowej, ukoñczone ze stopniem magistra ekonomii (1947). Pobyt w Sopocie (1948) i w Toruniu (1949).

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