Joseph Morelowski as an Educator and a Perfectionist Writer

The purpose of the article is to present the poetic activity of Joseph Morelowski and his career path as
a hardworking educator and student of the Jesuits in Polotsk. Morelowski devoted his life to teaching at
Jesuit colleges, the Academy of Polotsk, as well as in the schools in Galicia. He was known as an educator
of the youth, a professor of Rhetoric and Poetics, teacher of languages: Russian and French. The testimony
of his efforts as the youth educator, the cleanliness of the Polish language and survival of mother
tongue at the Time of Partition can be found in his literary work. Daily job as educator and attention to
his own poetic work and certainly religious duties were associated with the need to impose him much
of discipline. Despite the immensity of work for Morelowski the great importance was the pursuit of
excellence in the art of poetry. A large part of his literary works was dedicated to reflection on the writer’s
work. Some remarks are also devoted to places of work and rest of the Jesuit because there can also be
found poetic ‘documentation’ forms of recreation in his poetry.