marcin
(Marcin)
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his relatively less developed native region in
a world dominated by mass communication
and extremely rapid changes at all levels of
the social spectrum. His political
commitment, variously manifested both in
his literary production and in his activity as
a journalist and lecturer, exhibits manifold
components, variously articulated and
complex, which gravitate around a single
original emotional core: the attachment to
his land and the need, anthropological in
nature, to bear witness to a culture which,
while in strong regression with respect to
the dominant culture, is a conveyer of values
whose horizon is vaster than the historical
moment of crisis, both in depth, that is
rooted in the human psyche and therefore
metahistorical, and in extension, in their
transnational and transclassist aspect.
Therefore the use of dialect in the poems of
