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Moreover, he says, writers from small nations are usually relegated to the small context of a national literature, and he cites Gombrowicz as a writer who has been marginalized by being "Polonized" (193-94). Dolven comes much closer, rather, to the erotically charged voyeurism in the novels of Witold Gombrowicz, who used nature, not the city, as a setting for human strangeness and perversion. It is an exile's song, the haunting lament of a condition the Polish writer Witold Gombrowicz described as "belonging at a near distance. |
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