- Jane
Irene Zielonko (1922–1982) was the Polish-American
translator of The
Captive Mind (1953) by Czesław Miłosz,
winner of the 1980
Nobel Prize in Literature...
- Czesław Miłosz. It was
first published in
English in a
translation by Jane
Zielonko in 1953. The
Captive Mind was
written soon
after the author's defection...
-
Gardens apartment at 82–70
Austin Street with Mary Ann
Zielonko, her
girlfriend since 1963;
Zielonko died in 2024 at the age of 85. At
approximately 2:30 a...
- Czesław (1953) [1951]. The
Captive Mind [Zniewolony umysł].
Translated by
Zielonko, Jane. New York:
Random House. p. 12. ISBN 0-679-72856-2. Chambers, Brooks...
- People's
Republic of Poland. It was in this
capacity that he
first met Jane
Zielonko, the ****ure
translator of The
Captive Mind, with whom he had a
brief relationship...
- Vonnegut,
served as Writer-in-Residence
during the 2000–2001
school year Jane
Zielonko,
translator of The
Captive Mind (1953),
taught English at
Smith from 1946...
- Circle),
Kultura i
fetysze (Toward a
Marxist Humanism,
translated by Jane
Zielonko Peel, and
Marxism and Beyond), 1967 A
Leszek Kołakowski Reader, 1971 Positivist...
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Retrieved 7
August 2022. Milosz, Czeslaw;
translated from the
Polish by Jane
Zielonko (1990). The
Captive Mind. New York:
Vintage International. p. 109. ISBN 0679728562...
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Historical Understanding and
Individual Responsibility.
Translated by Jane
Zielonko Peel. London: Paladin. pp. 105–120. Kołakowski,
Leszek (1978a). Main Currents...
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article also
featured an
interview with Genovese's roommate, Mary Ann
Zielonko, who
revealed that she and
Kitty had been lovers. Rasenberger's book The...
