1. Introduction 2. Violence 3. Eroticism 4. Self 5. Intersubjectivity 6. Being and Nothingness 7. Epilogue
Biography
Aleksandra Konarzewska works in the Institute of Slavic Languages and Literatures at the University of Tübingen, Germany. She is a literary scholar and historian of ideas of Eastern and Central Europe.
"Konarzewska succeeds in interpreting the most famous texts of Gombrowicz and, by linking them with European cultural history, lifting the mask of this literary chameleon and his hidden gay life. A good read for anyone who enjoys the subversion of the national and has a penchant for the grotesque."
Alexander Woell, Chair of Culture and Literature of Central and Eastern Europe, University of Potsdam, Germany
