Conrad Festival 2020
visible and invisibleOn pain which unifies | Heydel | Nunez
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Literary worlds | Dzido | Rudzka
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On telling stories | Keret | Rybicka
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On the burden of liberty | Kornaś-Warwas | Vişniek
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Literary worlds | Bieńczyk | Marcinów
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On decline | Bellova | Hudymač
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Reading lesson with Mira Marcinów and Grzegorz Jankowicz
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On the drawbacks and benefits of populism | Laskowski | Mouffe
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Literary worlds | Karaszewska | Rejmer
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On island life | Czechowska | Jacobsen
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On waiting | Barry | Wolny-Hamkało
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Literary worlds | Pajączkowska | Sowiński
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On the destructive power of words | Björnsdóttir | Czarnecki
On the destructive power of words | Björnsdóttir | Czarnecki
Meeting with Sigríður Hagalín Björnsdóttir
Host: Przemysław Czarnecki
Writing is one of humankind’s greatest inventions.In the early days it was used purely to classify and record transactions, but over time it became a universal means of communication.For the Sigríður Hagalín Björnsdóttir’s heroine, the written word represents anxiety.She sees it as the building blocks of a prison isolating her from others and from nature.Writing limits her senses, makes the world invisible and drains her of energy.Can she escape from this prison?What lies beyond writing, beyond the boundaries of words?
22 October, at 20:00 online
On domestic violence | Dieudonné | Swoboda
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Literary worlds | Padoł | Tulli
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On memory | Nocuń | Stiepanowa
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On unseen Russia | Jerofiejew | Rokita
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On the duty to travel | Gauß | Szczerek
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Literary worlds | Rudniańska | Sobolewska
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On the dual nature of objects and people | Jankowicz | Shafak
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On that which is unsaid | Kowalcze-Pawlik | Pine
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Literary worlds | Kurdwanowska | Łoziński
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On obsession | Bostridge | Jankowicz
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Conrad Award Gala
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