Praca z rozpadem: śmieciowe asamblaże i transkorpor(e)alność świata w „nareszcie możemy się zjadać” Moniki Lubińskiej
Working with Collapse: Trash Assemblages and Transcorpor(e)ality in Monika Lubińska’s „nareszcie możemy się zjadać”

Summary/Abstract: In this article, I will analyse Monika Lubińska’s volume nareszcie możemy się zjadać (we can finally eat each other) in the context of Jack Halberstam’s idea of “working with collapse.” I will aim to trace how Lubińska’s poetry responds to the ecological crisis and capitalist overproduction: I will focus on how this poetry conceptualises human relations with the non-human world, especially the rubbishy and the polluted. Attention will also be given to how the poet creates trash assemblages, both thematically and formally. Additionally, the analysis examines how Lubińska depicts the transcorpor( e)ality of the world and subverts dichotomies such as interior-exterior, subject-world, and purity-pollution.

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