
Humanism
A World Without Mystery Is Boring. We Seek the Extraordinary
Human beings are wired to long for the extraordinary – it opposes…
Krzysztof Andruczyk
Literary scholar, PhD. Studies the evolution of Polish cultural myths, romanticism and its ties with modernity. Deeply interested in the 19th century. Devourer of SF and pop culture works, which he probes in search of ideas that shape our reality.
Humanism
Human beings are wired to long for the extraordinary – it opposes…
Truth & Goodness
Modern adaptations of fantasy literature share a common trait – they tend…
Truth & Goodness
Kitsch, that slippery concept in cultural criticism, often conjures images of gaudy…
Truth & Goodness
Contemporary popular culture has been dominated by two archetypes: superheroes and antiheroes.…
Truth & Goodness
Classic children’s literature often evokes nostalgic memories of early childhood. Works such…
Humanism
Biographies are one of the most widely read non-fiction genres. Contemporary readers…
Humanism
Evil is an inalienable part of our reality. Characters of cruel felons…
Truth & Goodness
“Books are a mirror: you only see in them what you already…
Truth & Goodness
It seems that the times when works of popular culture were unwelcome…
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