Polska literatura piękna źródłem reproduktów w powieściach Małgorzaty Musierowicz
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This article discusses references to Polish literary works found in novels by Poznań-based author Małgorzata Musierowicz (born 1945). The protagonists of the 22-volume Jeżycjada se- ries are literature lovers. They often quote famous Polish writers, from Ignacy Krasicki to an- other writer from Poznań - Marek Obarski (1947-1997). Quotations from literature, thanks to their wide platform of dissemination through school, songs and films, become part of the reproduced content category (reproduced word-groups). The novels by M. Musierowicz are also a platform of dissemination for Polish literary fiction.
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