Chapter Fauna in The Creation Week by Wacław Potocki
The article is a study of the historical and literary background, as well as the encyclopedism of an early poem by Wacław Potocki, Tydzień stworzenia świata (The Creation Week). The author of the article discusses the classification of various animal species found in the poem and, basing on examples...
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