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• W19955329 abstract "In December of 1957 the Conrad Centenary celebrations were held in Warsaw. Among the foreign guests who delivered addresses in Eng lish were Richard Curie, Conrad's friend and biographer, Jocelyn Baines, one of the editors of Longmans, Green and Co., author of a forthcom ing new biography of Conrad, and Dr. Ivo Vidan of Yugoslavia. The English writers were invited by the Polish Academy of Sciences, the Polish Writers' Union and the Polish PEN Club. The public meetings climaxed what appeared to be a full-scale revival of Conrad in Poland. New editions of Conrad were issued; the leading periodicals in the country printed articles about him, and reviewed the work of American, English and French students of Conrad. When one recalls that until 1955 Conrad was on the black list in Stalinist Poland, these celebrations and literary activities assume added significance. They indicate a general liberalization of the official ap proach, in which Conrad is no longer regarded as the misleader of youth, nor as a decadent and immoral capitalist writer. Although Conrad's popularity in Poland was not always high, the interest in his personality dates back to the end of the nineteenth cen tury. Had Conrad been only a prosperous English captain living abroad, the Poles would never have argued about him. But Conrad was a writ er, and it was his reputation as an English novelist that started the con troversy over his desertion of Poland. The basic facts of the case were amply discussed by Joseph Ujejski (O Konradzie Korzeniowskim, War saw, 1936) and Ludwik Krzyzanowski (Joseph Conrad: Some Polish Documents, The Polish Review, Vol. Ill, No, 1-2, Winter-Spring, 1958). The interesting discussion about the emigration of Polish talent was that it began actually before Conrad won wide-spread recognition in England. And the severe censure of Conrad by Eliza Orzeszkowa, to whom he was a careerist writing popular, lucrative novels in English, was unin tentionally ironic; at the time Conrad was struggling against poverty in spite of good press reviews. That Conrad suffered from a sense of guilt because of having left Poland is clear from direct statements of his and from his preoccupation with the theme of betrayal and redemption. He assured his compat" @default.
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