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Byronizm jako transgresja (o Wielkiej Improwizacji w „Dziadach” części III Adama Mickiewicza). Based on the example of Byronic themes in Mickiewicz’s works from the 1830s, the author analyses the antinomies of Byronism’s receptions, focusing on the Great Improvisation as an archetypal scene within Polish romantic literature. Konrad’s improvisation expresses both the extreme solitude of the character and his deepest relationship with his community. The Great Improvisation is also a transgression in its multiple meanings. In this scene, we can see the peak of Polish Byronism as well as the end of Byronic influence. The dynamics of the Improvisation show that Mickiewicz’s Byronism cannot be tr…
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Rosyjskie tłumaczenia fragmentów Ustępu III cz. Dziadów Adama Mickiewicza z lat 1917–1955
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„Krakowska prowokacja”? O "Dziadach" Adama Mickiewicza w reżyserii Bohdana Korzeniewskiego. This essay is an analysis and interpretation of Bohdan Korzeniewski’s June 1963 staging of Forefathers’ Eve in the Juliusz Słowacki Theatre in Krakow. Korzeniewski’s spectacle, named by Maria Czanerle ‘the most shocking thing ever done to Forefathers’ Eve’, with awe- -inspiring stage design by Tadeusz Brzozowski and Krzysztof Penderecki’s avant-garde music, did not earn a lasting place in the history of theatre. It received rather lukewarm reviews and did not gain the favour of actors, either. Despite being received enthusiastically by such distinguished critics as Marta Fik and Stanisław Marczak-Obo…
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Pamięć miasta utraconego. Misteryjna semantyka Wilna w Dziadach Adama Mickiewicza
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„Nie wiem, czy jestem z tego, czy z tamtego świata”. O postaci Zosi w „Dziadach cz. II” Adama Mickiewicza w perspektywie feministycznej. This article examines the deconstruction of the figure of Zosia in Forefathers’ Eve Part II by Adam Mickiewicz in the context of feminist critical thought. The shepherdess transcends the binary oppositions of passivity/activity, emotion/reason, and nature/culture. As a result, she transgresses the boundaries of fixed literary conventions, becoming an active subject in the drama. Viewed from the feminist perspective, the female character becomes not only a multidimensional character, free from dualism, but also a noteworthy synthesis of romantic ideas. More…
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