and shallow Romantic philosophizing". Krasiński's popularity further waned under the People's Republic of Poland, when his conservative religious themes met with disapproval by the communist authorities; new editions of his works were not published in the 1940s and 1950s. Today most of Krasiński's Romantic tales and poetry are still considered relatively weak. On the other hand, he has come to be recognized as "a superb prose stylist and easily the outstanding epistolary artist of Polish romanticism", and his Undivine Comedy remains one of the most important dramas, if not the'' most important Polish drama, of the Romantic period. See also History of philosophy in Poland List of Poles Romanticism in Poland References Further reading : Volume 1, Volume 2) External links Zygmunt Krasiński biography and poems at poezja.org 1812 births 1859 deaths 19th-century Polish dramatists and playwrights 19th-century Polish male writers 19th-century Polish poets Activists of the Great Emigration Counts of Poland Zygmunt Krasinski People from Dunaivtsi Polish male dramatists and playwrights Polish male poets Polish Roman Catholics Romantic poets Polish messianism