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Mistrz Twardowski
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HorrorGeneral FictionHistorical Fiction
ISBN13: 9781025849874
Publisher: Tradd Street Press
Published: Feb 14 2026
Pages: 242
Weight: 0.76
Height: 0.51 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: Polish
Mistrz Twardowski to jedna z najbardziej ikonicznych powie?ci JÃ3zefa Ignacego Kraszewskiego, stanowi?ca mistrzowskie literackie opracowanie s?ynnej polskiej legendy o szlachcicu, ktÃ3ry zawar? pakt z diab?em. UtwÃ3r, osadzony w realiach szesnastowiecznej Polski, umiej?tnie czy elementy powie?ci historycznej, ba?ni oraz literatury grozy, tworz?c barwn? i wci?gaj?c? wizj? renesansowego ?wiata pe?nego magii, alchemii i dworskich intryg.
G?Ã3wny bohater, trawiony pragnieniem posiadania wiedzy tajemnej i nieograniczonej w?adzy nad si?ami natury, decyduje si? na ryzykowny uk?ad z mocami piekielnymi. Kraszewski z wielk? dba?o?ci? o szczegÃ3?y odmalowuje ?ycie codzienne i obyczajowo dawnej Polski, jednocze?nie skupiaj?c si? na psychologicznym portrecie Twardowskiego - postaci tragicznej, rozpi?tej mi?dzy wielkimi ambicjami a nieuchronno?ci? losu. Mistrz Twardowski to nie tylko opowie o czarnoksi?skich sztuczkach i legendarnej ucieczce na Ksi yc, ale tak?e g boka refleksja nad ludzk? natur?, pych? i moralnymi konsekwencjami dokonywanych wyborÃ3w.
Dzie?o to od dekad pozostaje kluczow? pozycj? w kanonie polskiej literatury pi?knej, fascynuj?c czytelnikÃ3w bogactwem j?zyka oraz unikalnym splataniem faktÃ3w historycznych z ludowymi wierzeniami. To fascynuj?ca lektura dla mi?o?nikÃ3w klasyki, ktÃ3ra w sugestywny sposÃ3b przybli?a posta? polskiego Fausta.
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