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Author: Stanisławska, Anna

Pseudonyms:
Spouse/other names:Anna Warszycka, Anna Oleśnicka, Anna Zbąska
Gender:female
Year of birth:1651
Year of death:1700
About her personal situation:StandardizingsvdFeb13: Origin • Place of birth : unknown, born between 1651 and 1654, exact date unknown • Lived in: Poland • Place of death : unknown, d. between 1700 and 1702 National identity • Nationality : Polish • First language (s) : Polish Marital status: - married three times Number of children : - 0 Social class : - nobility by birth Education: - unknown Religion/ideology : - Roman Catholic

Countries:Poland
Languages:Polish
Relations to other authors:

About her professional situation:StandardizingsvdFeb13: Publishing under: - maiden name Profession(s) and activities: - memorialist Languages in which she published : - Polish; did not publish Collaboration/connections with male authors : - unknown Financial aspects of her career: - other income - rich by birth - rich by marriage Memberships - unknown
Elements of bibliography:Cf. - Ursula Philips, contribution NEWW nov. 2011 - Barry Keane, “On Translating Anna Stanisławska’s Transakcja [sic], albo Opisanie całego życia jednej sieroty, przez żałosne treny od tejże samej pisane roku 1685”, Jakość i ocena tłumaczenia [Translation Quality and Assessment], eds. Andrzej Kopczyński and - Magdalena Kizeweter (Warsaw: SWPS Academica, 2009), 133-9). Grażyna Borkowska, Małgorzata Czermińska and Ursula Phillips, Pisarki polskie od średniowiecza do wspólczesności. Przewodnik [Polish Women Writers from the Middle Ages to the Present: A Guide] (Gdańsk: słowo / obraz terytoria, 2000), 18. - Aleksander Brückner, "Wiersze zbieranej drużyny. Pierwsza autorka polska i jej autobiografia wierszem" ["Poems by a Collected Team: the First Polish Female Author and Her Verse Autobiography"], Biblioteka Warszawska, Vol. 4 (1893): 424-9. - Stanisław Szczęsny, "Anny ze Stanisławskich Zbąskiej opowieść o sobie i mężach. Glosa do barokowej trenodii" ["Anna Zbąska, née Stanisławska's Story of Herself and Her Husbands: A Gloss to Baroque Threnody"], Pisarki polskie epok dawnych [Old Polish Women Writers], ed. Krystyna Stasiewicz (Olsztyn: Wyższa Szkoła Pedagogiczna, 1998), 70, 78 - Halina Popławska, "'Żałosne treny' Anny Stanisławskiej" ["'Doleful Laments' by Anna Stanisławska"], Polskie pisarki epok dawnych [Old Polish Women Writers], ed. Krystyna Stasiewicz (Olsztyn: Wyższa Szkoła Pedagogiczna, 1998), 89. - Dariusz Rott (Kobieta z przemalowanego obrazu [A Woman from a Re-painted Picture], Katowice: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Śląskiego, 2004).
Websites: contribution NEWW
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E 1 Transakcyja albo Opisanie całego życia jednej sieroty przez żałosne treny od tejże samej pisane roku 1685 (Transaction; or a Description of the Entire Life of One Orphan Girl through Doleful Laments Written by the Same) (1685)

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