Description
A landmark collection bringing together the major works of Witold Gombrowicz, these collected writings trace a restless mind at work—probing identity, form, and the social performances that shape how we see ourselves and others. Across novels, essays, and dramatic pieces, Gombrowicz builds high-level narratives and arguments that challenge inherited conventions, asking what happens when “culture” and “character” are treated as unstable, negotiated constructions. With wit, provocation, and a distinctly modern sensibility, the book explores themes of freedom versus constraint, the absurd mechanics of power, and the tension between authenticity and the roles we are forced to play. Read as a whole, these works reveal a writer whose style is both intellectually rigorous and theatrically alive—inviting readers to rethink meaning, morality, and the very idea of artistic “completion.”
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Published Jan 1, 1969
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First Published
1969
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pol
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Dzieła Zebrane by Witold Gombrowicz.