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Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 1989.\nBarry Keane is a Professor in Comparative Studies in the Institute of English Studies at the University of Warsaw. He has written widely in the fields of Classical Tradition, Irish (particularly James Joyce in recent years) and Scottish literature, and Polish literature, and his book publications include Polish-to-English translated and critical editions of Renaissance poet Jan Kochanowski (2018) and the Baroque poetess Anna Stanis\u0142awska (2016, 2021, due 2025) for Iter Press. He has also written: Irish Drama in Poland. Staging and Reception (2016) for Intellect Ltd., and bibliographical monographs on the Polish Renaissance and the Polish Baroque for Oxford Bibliographies.\nDavid A. 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