Beata S´niecikowska is a literary scholar and art historian, Associate Professor in the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw. Her main research areas are sound studies, intersections of literature and visual arts, transcultural relations between Europe and the Far East.

• List of abbreviations - Introduction - Chapter One “Nebular, milky goblets full of pearls:” Futurism and the “musicality” of Young Poland - Chapter Two Imitating Khlebnikov? The neological current in Polish Futurism - Chapter Three Freedom of sound or phono- semantic riddles? How much Dada is there in Polish Futurism? - Chapter Four “plAY, mY shepherd’s pIPE:” Strategies of folklorization in Futurist poetry - Conclusion - Bibliography - Bibliographical note - List of illustrations - Index of names - Index of terms

Beata S´niecikowska is a literary scholar and art historian, Associate Professor in the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw. Her main research areas are sound studies, intersections of literature and visual arts, transcultural relations between Europe and the Far East.

• List of abbreviations - Introduction - Chapter One “Nebular, milky goblets full of pearls:” Futurism and the “musicality” of Young Poland - Chapter Two Imitating Khlebnikov? The neological current in Polish Futurism - Chapter Three Freedom of sound or phono- semantic riddles? How much Dada is there in Polish Futurism? - Chapter Four “plAY, mY shepherd’s pIPE:” Strategies of folklorization in Futurist poetry - Conclusion - Bibliography - Bibliographical note - List of illustrations - Index of names - Index of terms

Beata S´niecikowska is a literary scholar and art historian, Associate Professor in the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw. Her main research areas are sound studies, intersections of literature and visual arts, transcultural relations between Europe and the Far East.

• List of abbreviations - Introduction - Chapter One “Nebular, milky goblets full of pearls:” Futurism and the “musicality” of Young Poland - Chapter Two Imitating Khlebnikov? The neological current in Polish Futurism - Chapter Three Freedom of sound or phono- semantic riddles? How much Dada is there in Polish Futurism? - Chapter Four “plAY, mY shepherd’s pIPE:” Strategies of folklorization in Futurist poetry - Conclusion - Bibliography - Bibliographical note - List of illustrations - Index of names - Index of terms