Karol Irzykowski w dwudziestoleciu międzywojennym.

The multi-author monograph provides an insightful analysis of Karol Irzykowski's character during the interwar period. It delves into his critical stance on the Young Poland movement and his interactions with the avant-garde. The writings offer an integrated view of Irzykowski’s thoughts on the sensory depiction of experience, highlighting his scholarly involvement in theatre and cinema. The contributors also explore his debates with Marxism, his critical controversies concerning Jews, particularly in the "Wiadomości Literackie" circle, and his perspective on the Polish Academy of Literature. The concluding section of the texts is dedicated to Irzykowski's unique form of clercism and the isolation it caused, contextualized within different models of clercism, with a focus on literary geography and the accusations against him of anti-Semitism.