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Migracje terytorialne i tekstualne – rekonesans

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Dajnowski M.

Białostockie Studia Literaturoznawcze

2014

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This article is a review of the book "Poetyka migracji" [The Poetics of Migration] edited by Przemysław Czapliński, Renata Makarska and Marta Tomczok (Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Śląskiego, Katowice 2013). This post-conference volume is of transcultural nature (contains texts of Polish and German authors), and focuses around the issues of the metamorphosis of the phenomenon of emigration into the phenomenon of migrationality. The review, beside the summary of a part of the content of the volume, includes conclusions concerning the importance of theoretical models proposed there and the universalizing role of the term “migration” in anthropologically oriented humanities.

Mapy literackie – kłącze, fałdy i „efekt przedpokoju”

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Białostockie Studia Literaturoznawcze

2016

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The paper summarizes some remarks on the metaphor of map, as it is used within the field of geopoetics. The first of its meanings refers to representation of literary space in a work of fiction. The second is often applied to describe an imaginary vision of real geographic (political, economic etc.) space. It is therefore determined (or “created”) by culture, or rather by innumerable cultural texts, which affect our common, i.e. culture-dependent imagination. In both cases “the map” should not be considered as a representation in its traditional meaning of something essentially present or given. Instead, Deleuzian metaphors of the rhizome and the fold seem more convenient here, as they highlight this unready, process- and interpretation-dependent character. The sets of metaphorical notions, such as “fold/ply”, “double fold/twofold/two-ply” and “folding/creasing/ironing imaginary maps” are used in this paper to clarify the idea of “antechamber effect”. In consequence, this is a phenomenon which, within the realm of literary imagination, renders some real territories with weak cultural potential nonexistent.

Poetyki miejskie – rekodyfikacja

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Dajnowski M.

Białostockie Studia Literaturoznawcze

2016

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The paper is a critical review of the book entitled New Urban Poetics (ed. M. Roszczynialska, K. Wądolny-Tatar, Kraków 2015), which, in the author’s opinion, is a valuable source of new interpretative concepts in the field of geopoetics and ‘philological branch’ of urban studies. The book is a result of a conference held in Kraków in the autumn of 2013. It provides an overview of new theoretical ideas and analyses of contemporary Polish literary works, which can be considered as a reflection of the current condition of Polish geopoetics, as well as an inspiration for the upcoming projects.

BETWEEN UNIFORMITY AND FLEXIBILITY OF THE FORMS. THE GROTESQUE CHARACTER IN LEM'S PROSE AS A VEHICLE OF HIS PHILOSOPHICAL AND SOCIAL THOUGHT (Miedzy uniformizacja a plynnoscia formy. Postac .. w prozie Lema jako 'vehiculum' mysli filozoficzno-spolecz

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Przegląd Filozoficzno-Literacki

2009

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nr 1(22)

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Stanislaw Lem's grotesque works - such as 'Mortal Engines' and 'Star Diaries' - belong to the most important elements of his philosophy because they contain the most ultimate borders outlined by Lem for applicability of main philosophical categories, such as humanity, culture or society. This article is an account of the analysis of this area in the Lem's thought.