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  1. Jakub Kornhauser (Q20029414) From Wikidata. Jump to navigation Jump to search. Polish poet, professor, research fellow and translator . edit. Language Label Description Also known as; English: Jakub Kornhauser. Polish poet, professor, research fellow and ...

  2. Jakub Kornhauser (b. 1984) made his literary debut with a number of short stories and prose poetry pieces published in various magazines. His first poetry book “Niebezpieczny paragraph” (The dangerous paragraph) came out in 2007. In 2016, his third poetry book “Drożdżownia” (The yeast factory) won the Wisława Szymborska Award. A volume of his collected […]

  3. Kornhauser [~ha'uzer], Julian, poljski književnik i književni povjesničar (Gliwice, 20. IX. 1946). Podrijetlom iz krakovske židovske obitelji. Studirao jugoslavistiku na Jagiellońskom sveučilištu, gdje je i doktorirao 1975. te se habilitirao 1982. u području modernoga srpskoga pjesništva. Od 1970. do 2010. predavao na Krakovskom ...

  4. Julian Kornhauser, born in 1946 in Gliwice, is a Polish poet, prose writer, literary critic, essayist, translator, and professor emeritus of Slavic languages and literatures at the Jagiellonian University. One of the most prominent representatives of the New Wave or Generation ’68 literary movement, he was active in underground political activities during the Communist period and signed the ...

  5. Julian Kornhauser. Kornhauser, Julian, polnischer Schriftsteller und Slawist, * Gliwice 20. 9. 1946; wendet sich (11 von 55 Wörtern) Möchten Sie Zugriff auf den vollständigen Artikelinhalt? Für nur 0,99 Euro weiterlesen oder Anmelden. Informationen z ...

  6. by. Borislav Pekić, Magdalena Petryńska (Translator), Julian Kornhauser (Afterword) 4.48 avg rating — 466 ratings — published 1965 — 17 editions. Want to Read. saving…. Want to Read. Currently Reading.

  7. 4. Feb. 2003 · Julian Kornhauser thematisiert das subjektive Erleben und schafft zugleich eine exemplarische Biographie seiner Generation. Mit Zuhause, Traum und Kinderspiele legt das Deutsche Kulturforum östliches Europa das erste ins Deutsche übersetzte Werk des in Polen berühmten Lyrikers, Erzählers und Literaturkritikers vor.