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	Bruno Jasieński - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bruno Jasieński was born Wiktor Zysman on July 17, 1901 in Klimontów near Sandomierz in southern Poland, to a Polish family of distant Jewish and German roots.
		The same year his son was born and Bruno became the editor in chief of Kultura mas (Culture of the Masses), a Polish-language monthly and a journalist of the Soviet Tribune.
		Bruno Jasieński remains one of the most notable Polish futurists and as such is still acclaimed by members of various modernist art groups as a patron.
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	BRUNO JASIENSKI
		Jasienski was a poet, novelist and playwright; he was born in a provincial town Klimontow (near Sandomierz), the son of the local doctor.
		Jasienski was one of the originators of Polish futurism, writing influential programmes and manifestos, which were published in a futurist magazine Turning Point (Zwrotnica) and/or presented at one of the scandalous poetry reading evenings organised at first mainly in Cracow.
		Jasienski's early Polish writing is a characteristic mixture of the sentimental and the decadent, of traditional verse and outrageous, grotesque imagery, easily found in his poetry and prose.
	www2.arts.gla.ac.uk /Slavonic/Jasienski.htm (926 words)

	Paweł Bitka (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The main idea behind this play/recital was to sing the prose of Bruno Schulz.
		The work of Bruno Schulz - a great writer and draughtsman endowed with a brilliant sense of humour - lent itself perfectly to this type of interpretation.
		The carnival of famous figures, led by the Lamplighter of the Planty, is interspersed with unknowns: a rebellious young poet, the homegrown artist Tadek from the Kraków district of Kazimierz, the cellar dancer Grażynka, a tart who works the Planty park ring.
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	JASIENSKI, Bruno., Nogi Izoldy Morgan (the Legs of Isolde Morgan) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		JASIENSKI, Bruno., Nogi Izoldy Morgan (the Legs of Isolde Morgan)
		Jasienski was one of the originators of Polish futurism, writing influential programs and manifestos which were published in a futurist magazin Zwrotnica, and/or presented at one of the scandalous poetry reading evenings mainly organized at first in Krakow.
		Jasienski's early Polish writing is a characteristic mixture of the sentimental and the decadent, of traditional verse and outrageous, grotesque imagery.
	www.polybiblio.com /lameduck/1689.html (184 words)

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		But w butonierce Bruno Jasienski The Legs of lzolda Morgan.
		Despite the acclaim of avant garde critics during his life his radicalism was not so embedded in the form of his writing as that of say the futurist Bruno Jasienski.
		Translated by Jagna Boraks Jean Demelier Drawing Sally Tylecote The Lady Paul Matthews Piano Poem Max Jacob Metempsychosis These eight images accompany the text of Bruno Jasienski's futurist proletarian drama The Ball of the Mannequins as it appeared in the Soviet journal Literature of the World Revolution in.
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		Judging from the Dedalus Book of Polish Fantasy, edited and translated by Wiesiek Powaga, Grabinski is sui generis.
		Among his descendants, Grabinski has not the oneiric melancholy of Bruno Schulz, nor the thoughtful utopianism of his admirer Stanslaw Lem.
		Sometimes Grabinski is known as "the Polish Poe", but this is misleading.
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		Her research interests include contemporary Russian literature, Polish literature and theory of literature.
		She has published numerous articles and books on Russian and Polish literature, including Bruno Jasienski: His Evolution from Futurism to Socialist Realism, Yury Trifonov: A Critical Study, and Myth in the Works of Chingiz Aitmatov.
		She now holds a SSHRCC grant for a book on Russian Postmodern Fiction.
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	Nina Kolesnikoff: ZoomInfo Business People Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Nina Kolesnikoff is Associate Professor of Russian and Comparative Literature at McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada.
		Her publications include the monograph, Bruno Jasienski : His Evolution from Futurism to Socialist Realism, and several articles on contemporary Soviet literature published in Russian Language Journal and Russian Literature.
		INSIDE FLAP : [ Trifonov was ] the most sensitive and honest of officially published Soviet fiction writers...with some of Chekhov's tenderness and masterly power of indirect revelation..
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		My research focuses on twentieth-century Russian and Polish literatures.
		My most important publications include the following books: Bruno Jasienski: His Evolution from Futurism to Socialist Realism (Waterloo: 1983), Yuri Trifonov: A Critical Study (Ann Arbor: 1991) and Myth in the Works of Chingiz Aitmatov (Lanham: 1999).
		I am currently working on a monograph on Metafiction in Russian Postmodern Prose.
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	SEEP Volumes 16-20
		Chronology of the Life and Work of Bruno Jasienski
		Introduction to the 1931 Moscow Edition of The Mannequins' Ball by Anatolii Lunacharski
		A Performance of Bruno Jasienski's The Dummies' Ball
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