In the following article, the author briefly analyzes the activity of Władysław Syrokomla — the Polish poet of Romanticism — in terms of his attitude to the Polish cultural code. Three areas of the writer’s activity have been analyzed: his literary work (mainly gawędy), activity as a translator and literary researcher, and finally — his social involvement in nationwide and local affairs. The author of the article states that the works of Syrokomla bring with them values that are up to date and may become a signpost for the young generation of Polish intellectuals.
Issues related to the writer’s attitude towards his family, Polish literature have been discussed in connection with the hundredth anniversary of Poland regaining its independence falling in 2018. Social and national issues appeared in the works of Salomea Kapuścińska at the turn of the 1970s and 1980s. The Zmilczenia poetry collection (1980), containing references, among others to Słowacki and Sienkiewicz, was not fully legible before the edition of works remaining until 2018 in a typescript form and showing the rebellion of the great Solidarity from the perspective of the Romantic tradition.
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