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Leszek Engelking (born 2 February 1955, Bytom, Upper Silesia) is a Polish poet, short-story writer, critic, essayist, scholar, and translator. He graduated from Warsaw University (1979). He received his doctorate in 2002, his postdoctoral degree in 2013. From 1984-95, he was a member of an editorial staff of "Literatura na Świecie" ("Literature in the World"), a Polish monthly devoted to foreign literature. From 1997–98, he was a lecturer at Warsaw University and a visiting professor at Palacký University, Olomouc (Czech Republic). He now teaches at the University of Łódź. He is a member of Stowarzyszenie Pisarzy Polskich (Association of Polish Writers; since 1989), the Polish PEN Club (since 2000) and of the Société Europeénne de Culture (since 1994). ==Works== He has published six collections of poems: * ''Autobus do hotelu Cytera'' (''A Bus to the Cythera Hotel'', 1979) * ''Haiku własne i cudze'' (''Haiku by Myself and Others'', 1991) * ''Mistrzyni kaligrafii i inne wiersze'' (''The Mistress of Calligraphy and Other Poems'', 1994) * ''Dom piąty'' (''The Fifth House'', 1997) * ''I inne wiersze'' (''And Other Poems'', 2000; new and selected poems) * ''Muzeum dzieciństwa'' (''Museum of Childhood'', 2011) * ''Komu kibicują umarli?'', (''For Which Team Do the Deceased Root?'', 2013) A selection of his poems have appeared in Ukrainian translation (''Vid ciogho ne vmirayut’/''You Can't Die from This; 1997), as well as in Czech (''Jiné básně a jiné básně''/''Other Poems and Other Poems''; 1998) and Slovak (''Zanechala si otlačky prstov na mojej koži''/''You have Left Finger-Marks on My Skin''; 2005). A small collection of his poems was published in Spanish (''Museo de la infancia''/''Museum of Childhood''; 2010). He published the following monographs: ''Vladimir Nabokov'' (1989), ''Vladimir Nabokov - podivuhodný kouzelník'' (1997, in Czech) and ''Chwyt metafizyczny. Vladimir Nabokov - estetyka z sankcją wyższej rzeczywistości'' (2011, ''The Metaphysical Device: Vladmir Nabokov – Aestethics with the Sanction of Higher Reality''), ''Surrealism, underground, postmodernism. Szkice o literaturze czeskiej'' (2001), ''Codzienność i mit. Poetyka, programy i historia Grupy 42 w kontekstach dwudziestowiecznej awangardy i postawangardy'' (2005), ''Wyspy na jeziorze'' (''The Lake Isles'', 1988), and ''Maść przeciw poezji'' (''Ointment against Poetry'', 2008). He has translated works by Nabokov, Michal Ajvaz, Daniela Hodrova, Jáchym Topol, Ezra Pound, Miroslav Holub, Charles Bukowski, Christopher Reid, Nikolay Gumilyov, Petr Mikeš, Ivan Wernisch, Ivan Blatný, Agneta Pleijel, Oldřich Wenzl, Richard Caddel, Jaroslav Seifert, Václav Burian, Egon Bondy, Maximilian Voloshin, David A. Carrión, Gerardo Beltrán, W.B. Yeats, Pavol Országh Hviezdoslav, Jiří Kolář, Basil Bunting, Amy Lowell, Hilda Doolittle, William Carlos Williams, Langston Hughes, Kerry Shawn Keys, sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, Federico García Lorca, Abel Murcia, Sergei Zavyalov, Iryna Zhylenko, Lina Kostenko, and Andrei Khadanovich. Engelking's selection of short stories by Ladislav Klíma appeared in 2004 (''Jak będzie po śmierci'' (It Will Be after Death'' )) and his translation of Michal Ajvaz’s book of poems, short stories and a novel was published in 2005 (''Morderstwo w hotelu Intercontinental. Powrót starego warana. Inne miasto'' ''The Murder in the Intercontinental Hotel. Old Monitor's Return. Other City''). He is an associate of the American journal ''Paideuma'' (which is devoted to Ezra Pound), the Czech journal ''Slavia'', and the Polish monthly ''Tygiel Kultury''. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Leszek Engelking」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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