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Summary 				  A comparative study of two translations of Shakespeare’s Macbeth into Polish, centering on the crucial phrase ‘fair is foul and foul is fair’, leads to a discussion of genre. Arguments for and against reading Macbeth as a tragedy, as a profound Morality Play, or as a drama suggesting relativity within the system of values, are presented.

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„ZŁE DOBRE JEST, A DOBRE – ZŁE”. KONSEKWENCJE INTERPRETACYJNE PRZEKŁADU KLUCZOWEGO CYTATU Z MAKBETA / “FAIR IS FOUL, AND FOUL IS FAIR”: DIFFERENT TRANSLATIONS OF THE KEYNOTE QUOTATION FROM MACBETH INTO POLISH AND THE CONSEQUENCES IN INTERPRETATION