Pank's not dead, czyli pisarz XX-wieczny wobec kanonu

The article discusses Marian Pankowski’s approach towards the canon (understood not as a collection of works, but rather as a set of rules disciplining an individual). The author argues that Pankowski’s works both undermine and sustain the canon. Yet, instead of trying to undermine the power of norms, he elaborated his own vision of the canon, based on an idiosyncratic play of desires and limitations.