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nr 36
253-275
PL
Artykuł dotyczy zagadnienia katolickiej kultury religijnej w potrydenckiej Rzeczypospolitej. Uwagę skoncentrowano na jednym z przejawów zmian zachodzących w okresie potrydenckim - dynamicznym rozwoju klasztorów gałęzi męskiej i żeńskiej. Pokazano, że szczytem odnowy i pogłębienia życia religijnego w okresie potrydenckim był rozwój teologii ascetyczno-mistycznej, pozostający w związku z odnową teologii. Omówiony został wpływ jezuitów, którzy wprowadzili do zakonów modlitwę zmetodyzowaną, na duchowość żeńskich klasztorów. Naświetlono, że odradzająca się od zakończenia Soboru Trydenckiego do połowy XVII wieku duchowość katolicka w Polsce znalazła się przede wszystkim pod wpływem szkoły hiszpańskiej, w której aktywnością odznaczali się jezuici, ze św. Ignacym Loyolą na czele, karmelici bosi zreformowani przez św. Jana od Krzyża, karmelitanki bose zreformowane przez św. Teresę z Ávili, dominikanin Ludwik z Granady oraz św. Piotr z Alkantary, dający początek reformatom. Refleksją objęta została także katolicka literatura religijna doby potrydenckiej, między innymi dzieła ascetyczno-mistyczne, przyswojone głównie z włoskiego i hiszpańskiego piśmiennictwa.
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This article presents Catholic religious culture in Poland in post-Tridentine era. It takes into account one of the manifestations of change taking place at the time, namely a dynamic development of male and female religious orders. The article shows the connection between the intensification of religious life and the development of ascetic and mystical theology resulting from the general renewal of Catholic theology. The influence of the Jesuits on the spirituality of female orders as well as their role in introducing the practice of methodical mental prayer is highlighted. The impact of Spanish spirituality on Polish religious life after the Council of Trent is also emphasised, with special attention drawn to Saint Ignatius of Loyola and the Jesuits, Saint John of the Cross and the Discalced Carmelites, Saint Theresa of Ávila and her Discalced Carmelite nuns, Louis of Granada with the Dominicans, and Saint Peter of Alcántara, one of the founders of the Franciscan Friars of the Strict Observance. Polish Catholic religious literature of the post-Tridentine era is also reflected upon, including ascetic and mystical writings adopted from Italian and Spanish religious literature.
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nr 37
133-155
EN
Katarzyna Kaczor-Scheitler, PhD - assistant professor at the Department of Old Literature, Editing and Auxiliary Sciences at the University of Lodz. Author of books: Mistycyzm hiszpański w piśmiennictwie polskich karmelitanek XVII i XVIII wieku (Spanish Mysticism in the Literature of 17th and 18th-Century Polish Carmelites) (2005); Marianna Marchocka a św. Teresa z Avila (Marianna Marchocka and St. Theresa of Avila) (2009); Perswazja w wybranych medytacjach siedemnastowiecznych z klasztoru norbertanek na Zwierzyńcu (Persuasion in Selected 17th-Century Meditations from the Norbertine Monastery in Zwierzyniec) (2016). Co-editor of volumes of collected essays: Piśmiennictwo zakonne w dobie staropolskiej (Religious Writing in Old Poland) (2013) and Piotr Skarga - w czterechsetlecie śmierci (Piotr Skarga - on the 400th Anniversary of His Death) (2013). Author of works published in numerous conference proceedings and special volumes. Publishes her articles in Polish and foreign journals: “Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Litteraria Polonica”, “Analecta Praemonstratensia”, “Communio. Międzynarodowy Przegląd Teologiczny”, “Czytanie Literatury. Łódzkie Studia Literaturoznawcze”, “Pamiętnik Literacki”, “Poznańskie Studia Polonistyczne. Seria Literacka”, “Poznańskie Studia Teologiczne”, “Prace Polonistyczne”, “Przegląd Powszechny”, “Respectus Philologicus”, “Ruch Literacki”, “Studia Monastica”, “Świat i Słowo”, “Świat Tekstów. Rocznik Słupski”, “Tematy i Konteksty”. Main areas of interest: old religious literature, especially occasional, ascetic-mystical and meditative literature.
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tom 21
48-74
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The subject of this article is to discuss the penetration of influences of Spanish mysticism, in particular, the works of Saint Teresa of Ávila, on the literature and culture of the Polish Baroque. The intercultural influence of Spanish mysticism on Polish artists is reflected in the translations of the writings of Saint Teresa of Ávila. The considerations focus on the influence of the mysticism of Saint Teresa on mystical autobiographies and anonymous poetry of Carmelite nuns from Krakow from the 17th and 18th centuries. The reflection also covers the centres of the veneration of the saint in Poland, in services and prayer books, and her popularisation through art. Mystical influences are also visible in the poetry of the 17th and 18th centuries, including poetry by Kasper Twardowski, Sebastian Grabowiecki, Stanisław Grochowski, Mikołaj Mieleszko, Zbigniew Morsztyn, Maciej Kazimierz Sarbiewski, Elżbieta Drużbacka, and Konstancja Benisławska. The Polish-Spanish ties situate the research issues undertaken in a comparative context, without which the studies on post-Tridentine spirituality would not have produced real achievements.
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2013
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nr 11
29-51
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This article presents manuscripts of The Meditations of Teresa Petrycówna, who was a sister of St. Norbert’s Order in Cracow in the 17th century. The chosen meditations will highlight not only Petrycówna’s individual style but also will present references to The Bible (mostly Songs of the Songs and Book of Psalms) as well as the works of Doctors and Fathers of the Church (mainly the influences of St. Augustine). It will also focus on the creative consciousness and didactic functions of her meditations which were in-tended by the author as a moral renovation for mankind and provide for greater reli-giousness.
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nr 1
475-497
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The aim of the article is to compare the use of two systems: traditional and Harvard, as well as to indicate the preferences of one of them. The core of the publication is a list of types of footnotes from selected articles published in pages of variously profiled scientific journals in the humanities („Pamiętnik Literacki”, „Poznańskie Studia Polonistyczne. Seria Literacka”, „Roczniki Humanistyczne”, „Ruch Literacki”, „Teksty Drugie”) and demonstrating that bibliographic descriptions in the traditional system still give take precedence. Reflections also included statements of Polish philology students of the University of Lodz (1st year full-time, first cycle) regarding the preferences of the footnote system (traditional or Harvard).
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2007
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nr 09
63-75
EN
The following article presents a reception of St. Theresa of Avila’s works and doctrine in Polish Carmelitan poetry from the XVIII century. The Polish nuns repeatedly gave the sing of deep knowledge of her output. Their songs present laud of St. Theresa, submit her greatness and are accolade and tribute to her. The songs of Polish authors, dedicated to St. Theresa, also represent intimate and liaison dialogue with God. The characteristic traits of carmelitan songs were emotionally tense, full of poetic display as well as simplicity of sign, and therefore providing a substitute for the inability of finding adequate words to describe mystical experiences.
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nr 31
241-258
EN
The subject of the article is the analysis of 17th century meditations about the Resurrection of Christ included in the manuscript collection of the Norbertine Sisters in Zwierzyniec. The reflection covers the traditions about the triumph of the glorified Lord, the women’s visit to the Lord’s Tomb, the announcement of the Resurrection to the women, Christ offering fish to his disciples, Christ’s meeting with Mary Magdalene and the disciples on their way to Emaus. The mode of presentation of these themes emphasizes a number of dogmas and truths of faith, mostly about the Resurrection of Christ and his divine nature. It is demonstrated in the article that the Norbertine texts were based not only on Gospels, but also on apocryphal sources and emblematic representations. The deliberations clarify that the author probably intended not only to report the course of events, but first of all to give a testimony of faith, to assert the real resurrection of the crucified Christ. An insight into the issue of the Resurrection of Christ in the light of biblical tradition and Old Polish literature is also offered.
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