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Edukacyjny zwrot aksjologiczny i cyfrowy – wprowadzenie do publikacji „Szkoła i polonistyka szkolna wobec przemian XXI wieku”

Edukacyjny zwrot aksjologiczny i cyfrowy – wprowadzenie do publikacji „Szkoła i polonistyka szkolna wobec przemian XXI wieku”

Author(s): Jolanta Fiszbak / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 1/2020

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Edycje piśmiennictwa staropolskiego w latach 60. XIX wieku

Edycje piśmiennictwa staropolskiego w latach 60. XIX wieku

Author(s): Marta M. Kacprzak / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0

In the 1860s, before the scientifi c editing was developed, there were many publishing workspresenting Old Polish literature. The publishing series were continued and initiated, editionswith various variants of the texts, artistic facsimiles and popular editions of important authorswere issued. In different censorship realities the repertoire of Old Polish literature was shapedin different ways, as well as the image of Old Polish culture that co-created the vision of thefatherland and patriotism. The article presents the editions, the environments in which theyarose and their ideological and workshop goals.

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Egipska popkrólowa. Przemiany wizerunku Kleopatry VII, królowej Egiptu, od narracji historycznej po kulturę popularną
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Egipska popkrólowa. Przemiany wizerunku Kleopatry VII, królowej Egiptu, od narracji historycznej po kulturę popularną

Author(s): Karolina Anna Kulpa / Language(s): Polish

The analysis of the changes in perception of Cleopatra VII Philopator’s image in two- thousand-year reception. The author, discovering subsequent layers of the myth – from a historical figure to the Egyptian Pop Queen – shows that Cleopatra’s image in every historical period depended on current trends. Who was Cleopatra? Was she a godess, a devoted mother, a queen figthing for her state, a ruthless seductress, a monster, an ancien femme fatale, a beauty with the face of Elisabeth Taylor or a woman like many others?

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Eksperyment medialny w kształceniu kompetencji dziennikarskich

Eksperyment medialny w kształceniu kompetencji dziennikarskich

Author(s): Aneta Wójciszyn-Wasil / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 4/2020

This paper presents the conceptual framework of a media experiment as a journalism education tool. It is driven by the thesis that professional engagement in contemporary media not only requires primary practical skills but also creativity to the extent of novel media and content structure. The media experiment that entails performance of an original journalistic task is a form of teaching creative skills. This paper contains the description of the educational programme arranged for within the framework of the said media experiment, outputs, and exemplified performance. The construct at issue constitutes the introduction for further applied research.

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Emmanuel Lévinas. Praise of atheism

Emmanuel Lévinas. Praise of atheism

Author(s): Jan Słomka / Language(s): English / Issue: 4/2020

Lévinas presents atheism as the original good condition of the soul before acknowledging or rejecting God. Such description is closely linked to the notion of separation. Man is a created being, but a separated one, self-contained, though not absolute. Even if not causa sui, he may exist on his own. The description is radically different from that by Augustine, who refers to creation as the participation of man in God. Similarly, there is an almost literal contradiction between the statement by Lévinas and the words of Tertullian, claiming that the soul is Christian by nature. A comparison of Levinas’ text with the theology of Karl Rahner also points to significant differences. Rahner presents the awareness of God as a transcendental, unthematic experience. Lévinas also states that the awareness of God is unthematic, however, he does not share Rahner’s description of the experience of God as the primary transcendental experience. According to Lévinas, God comes from outside through the face of the Other. Levinas’ analyses seem highly interesting for fundamental theology and the theology of spirituality.

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Emocje w kontekście podróży literackich Andrzeja Stasiuka na Wschód: smutek, strach, nostalgia

Emocje w kontekście podróży literackich Andrzeja Stasiuka na Wschód: smutek, strach, nostalgia

Author(s): Tatiana Kanasz / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 12/2021

The aim of the article is to interpret Andrzej Stasiuk's literary journeys to the East from the perspective of the sociology of emotions. Motives of the journey, the names of feelings that Stasiuk uses in his journey to the East and the emotions he assigns to the Other, as well as the manner of their expression and contextualization were examined. The imagined and experienced East is presented in relation to sadness, fear and nostalgia, which fits in the context of experiencing communism and traveling to peripheral, non-touristic places. The findings motivate treating literature as a culturally significant source of data for exploring feeling rules and emotional regimes expressed by the author and characters.

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Epistolarny news zesłańczy (krąg Onufrego Pietraszkiewicza i Adolfa Januszkiewicza, Syberia Zachodnia)
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Epistolarny news zesłańczy (krąg Onufrego Pietraszkiewicza i Adolfa Januszkiewicza, Syberia Zachodnia)

Author(s): Jerzy Fiećko / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 01/2016

The author attempts to discover signs of poetics of news in the exile letters written in the first half of the 19th century. The paper discusses two overlapping correspondence circles related to outstanding exiles, active organizers of exile communities, Onufry Pietraszkiewicz and Adolf Januszkiewicz (both were Mickiewicz’s close friends). The author reveals a different aesthetic strategy (Pietraszkiewicz preferred a utilitarian letter, while Januszkiewicz favoured romantic epistolography); moreover he describes a number of common elements that from the point of view of circulation of information in exile were the most significant, i.e. news about important changes in the exile existence, such as illnesses, successes or failures in gainful employments and most importantly information on the efforts concerning release from the exile; in addition he highlights consequent elimination of dissident political contents from the epistolary discourse. Furthermore, the author draws attention to the reportage elements, often sensational, which appeared especially in letters addressed to the national recipient and were related mainly to the descriptions of exotic places and forms of existence of Siberian indigenous peoples.

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Etos pracy w literaturze i kulturze — wprowadzenie do tomu studiów

Etos pracy w literaturze i kulturze — wprowadzenie do tomu studiów

Author(s): Michał Kuran / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0

The study presents in the first part various forms of work (from physical to mental) done in the countrywide and in the city, as well as the motivation accompanying it (satisfying hunger and gaining foods ensuring existence), characterizes the term of ethos, especially the work ethos, provides a review of issues related to work in Polish literature from the time of the Enlightenment to the end of the 20th century. The second part of the study presents a review of the proverbs about work and the genesis of the book presented to the reader, preceded by a scientific conference. The part constituting a review of work depictions in Polish literature treats about the employment of people belonging to different groups and social classes (nobles, burghers, clergy, peasantry), the effort of a farmer, a worker working in a factory or at the building site, a craftsman (weaver, carpenter), a driver, an engineer (builder supervising the production process), a wandering lamplighter, a teacher, an artist or a writer. It also concerns slavish labor of prisoners. The study presents literary images of work created under the influence of organic work, the cult of power stemming from Nietzscheanism and the slogans of the reconstruction of the socialist homeland. Writers are accompanied with the idea of presenting the psyche transformation of a man burdened with work. Proverbs show work as a necessity providing food and maintenance and leading to enrichment Chile diligence as a virtue, which is opposed by laziness leading to hunger and poverty. Work according to proverbs is associated with effort and prudence.

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Experimentum virtutis Frydrusza Herburta, poenitentia Bolesława albo o interpretowaniu utworów Mikołaja Sępa Szarzyńskiego

Experimentum virtutis Frydrusza Herburta, poenitentia Bolesława albo o interpretowaniu utworów Mikołaja Sępa Szarzyńskiego

Author(s): Witold Wojtowicz / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 2 (14)/2019

The article undertakes to interpret two poetical pieces by Mikołaj Sęp Szarzyński: Pieśń o Frydruszu and Epitaphium Boleslao Audaci, Regi Poloniae, while including considerations contained in Czesław Hernas’s Barok (along with the scholar’s other synthesis, Literatura baroku). The said texts are interpreted in the context of epic tradition and those traditions that relate to Bolesław Śmiały (Szczodry; king of Poland, Bolesław II the Bold or the Generous) and also to the impact of Boethius’s thought. Another issue analysed by the author is the method of comparing Sęp Szarzyński’s works in the both mentioned syntheses by Hernas.

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Fake news – wstępna analiza zjawiska

Fake news – wstępna analiza zjawiska

Author(s): Magdalena Tomaszewska-Michalak / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 1/2021

The article deals with the problem of fake news and its potential impact on the functioning of democratic countries. The first part of the text discusses the problem of defining the term fake news. Nowadays there is no common understanding of the term fake news especially because it can refer not only to traditional (written) information but also to photographs or videos. Moreover the article highlights the danger of creating and distributing the misinforming content as it can have an influence on both: individuals and the whole society (e.g. it may have an impact on elections). In the second part, the article focuses on indicating solutions that are introduced in order to counteract fake news: such as educational campaigns and good practices in checking the information. The article points out also the most radical form of fighting against fake news namely the introduction of criminal sanctions for spreading disinformation. It is also highlighted that treating distribution of fake news as a crime may be a threat factor for democracy, especially for the freedom of speech. In order to analyse the phenomenon of fake news the theoretical research methods have been applied: analysis, synthesis and inference methods.

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Figury braku. O prozie Stanisława Dygata
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Figury braku. O prozie Stanisława Dygata

Author(s): Ewa Bartos / Language(s): Polish

This dissertation attempts to interpret Stanisław Dygat’s novels with regard to the manner in which he inscribes the category of l a c k in his oeuvre. Lack – understood herein as a figure of mind, and not merely a rhetoric one – manifests itself on the pages of Dygat’s writings as a capacitor of desires.This thesis is divided into three chapters: Economics and Lack, Desire and Lack, Time, War and Lack.The first one reads Dygat’s subsequent novels, with an emphasis placed on lack as a framework of thinking of love. Precisely, it turns out that the romantic decisions made by the protagonists depicted are governed by the principles of economics. Rational calculations, as well as assessments of incomes and expenditures of engaging in relationships, happen to be the most common reasons for sacrificing love.The second chapter – Desire and Lack – endeavours to provide an answer on why lack remains vital in the structure of a novel. In Dygat’s prose, the heroes construct their subjectivities through desire, which is inevitably founded on lack. The constant oscillation around fulfilment and non-fulfilment constitutes a subjectivity rooted in shortfall. Lack stimulates it in order to discover new desires, whereas the subject’s approaching and distancing from the object of its desire establish a convenient position for arousing and depriving Dygat’s protagonists of pleasure.The third chapter – Time, War and Lack – supplements the considerations undertaken in the first two chapters with a new understanding of lack, associating it with nostalgia. This new conceptualization allows one to re-think memory as a burning sense of emptiness induced by loss. In Dygat’s oeuvre, this case redirects us to not only the experience of World War II, but also the social changes that have occurred during it and in its aftermath.In my dissertation, I have not strived for reaching the fixed answers responding to the problems posed. Still, I am convinced that the possibility of embracing Stanisław Dygat’s prose should be embedded in the affirmation of a multiplicity of interpretative decisions.They provide one with an opportunity of including the writer in the particular group of authors, and, simultaneously, they draw him out from it.Figures of Lack, aside of its placement within the contemporary criticism and literary history, endeavours concurrently to read Dygat’s works through the apparatus of the economy of literature. Hitherto, such a confrontation has been either peripheral or not taken.

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Filozofia Emmanuela Levinasa jako ancilla theologiae
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Filozofia Emmanuela Levinasa jako ancilla theologiae

Author(s): Jan Słomka / Language(s): Polish

The present monograph constitutes a theological reading of the thought of Emmanuel Levinas. The volume contains Levinas’s assessment of the contemporary intellectual and spiritual landscape of the West and an analysis of selected thoughts of the French philosopher — from the idea of creation, through atheism, freedom and guilt (or the original sin in theology), to the question of truth and revelation — and their comparison with analogous issues in Catholic theology. The final section presents his critique of Christian theology. It is a fundamental critique, questioning the rational foundations of this theology. It is this critique, as the author of this volume argues, that is most inspiring for a Catholic theologian.

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Finis coronat opus? O zakończeniach artykułów literaturoznawczych

Finis coronat opus? O zakończeniach artykułów literaturoznawczych

Author(s): Karolina Chyła,Krzysztof Garczarek,Izabela Poręba / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 4/2021

The paper is an attempt to consider the issue that so far has not been discussed frequently in the Polish philological current. It focuses on the endings of 18 selected articles in the field of literary studies. Authors of textbooks on academic discourse argue that it is the ending that plays a fundamental role in the scientific discourse as a concluding, summarising, and potentially memorable part. This approach to a conclusion is often shared by scholars themselves, who choose different strategies with regard to endings of their articles. When studying articles published in the period of 2015‒2019, we identified about 15 different ending strategies, e.g. an apologia for a literary work selected by an author, suggestions for further research possibilities, an attractive punch line, and an quotation from another paper. As the analysis reveals, the conclusion of an academic article is not only a place for introducing conventional rhetorical figures; it also becomes the researchers’ contribution to the understanding of the role ascribed by literary-studies scholars to their own scientific practice.

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Follow the Money. Międzynarodowe śledztwa dziennikarskie dotyczące przestępstw finansowych i podatkowych

Follow the Money. Międzynarodowe śledztwa dziennikarskie dotyczące przestępstw finansowych i podatkowych

Author(s): Wojciech Adamczyk / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 3/2021

The article presents a new phenomenon among the activities of investigative journalists, which consists of exposing financial and tax crimes as a part of international cooperation of reporters and editorial offices. Large I-Teams, the activities of which are usually coordinated by international or national journalistic organizations, using data from confidential informants or existing regulations on access to public information, expose the practice of hiding huge sums of money from tax services by influential public figures. The innovative nature of these activities is a precedent in the history of muckraking. The following methods were used in the study: analysis and criticism of the literature in the field of international journalistic investigations, as well as analysis of sources and comparative analysis.

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Forma i treść. Polski i zagraniczny feature radiowy oraz jego odmiany gatunkowe
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Forma i treść. Polski i zagraniczny feature radiowy oraz jego odmiany gatunkowe

Author(s): Natalia Kowalska / Language(s): Polish

The book is dedicated to radio documentary, also known as feature, which could be described as artistic reportage. The author presents the state of research, explains the terminology, specifies the boundaries of the genre and its varieties. She goes on to outline the history of features and related forms of expression, referring both to Polish and foreign – mainly West European – productions. The reader will be able to find here, for instance, a section on the role of artistic reportage in Radio Free Europe. The publication also contains an analysis of categories such as narrator, actor and radio-drama elements in features.*Studies on radio documentary in the Polish literature on the subject are actually few. I would not like to make evaluative comparisons; however, I have the impression that Natalia Kowalska's book is not only more distinctly oriented in its goals and arguments, but also more complete, comprehensive and exhaustive. It seems extremely useful for consolidating the place of the genre in the Polish reality and as such it currently appears unrivaled. [...] In many respects, it is a pioneering work and, as far as the scope of the subject is concerned, it will undoubtedly become a significant reference point. From the review by dr hab. Jan Zomkowski

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Francuzi w hierarchii więźniarskiej Auschwitz‑Birkenau. GIS w badaniach historycznych – wprowadzenie do badań

Francuzi w hierarchii więźniarskiej Auschwitz‑Birkenau. GIS w badaniach historycznych – wprowadzenie do badań

Author(s): Paulina Chrząszcz / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 16/2020

The aim of this article is to identify a research problem concerning the French prisoners of Auschwitz-Birkenau, and to discuss preliminary results of a PhD project conducted at the Institute of History, Polish Academy of Sciences. As planned, the implementation of the project will involve the use of methods offered by widely understood information technologies, such as the Geographic Information System (GIS) and the structural language of SQL queries. Drawing on the actor-network theory, the author focuses her considerations on the French deportees, who were one of the more numerous groups of Auschwitz-Birkenau prisoners. The article outlines a potential research field and presents preliminary results of a study on the Auschwitz II-Birkenau women’s camp. Thanks to the use of information technologies, such as GIS tools, it was possible to map the space of sectors BIa and BIb of Auschwitz II-Birkenau with its particular parts, including barracks, baths, kitchens, latrines, etc. Using raster georeferencing, an image of the camp as it is today was superimposed on an aerial photograph of the sub-camp taken by the Allies in 1944.

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Funkcjonalność gier językowych w prasie drugiego obiegu wydawniczego końca lat 70. XX wieku

Funkcjonalność gier językowych w prasie drugiego obiegu wydawniczego końca lat 70. XX wieku

Author(s): Dorota Suska / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 15/2020

The article presents the functionality of language games in texts representing the unofficial press discourse of the late ‘70s (press). The non-censorship journalism of the second publishing circulation, published outside the censorship, created a space for independent debate and presented the point of view of the pre-solidarity opposition; therefore, it developed communication practices that were alternative to Newspapers as the basic model of Polish in the press at the time (and in public communication). Language games (lexical, syntactic, text, and intertextual) strengthened the persuasive influence of the second cycle press texts, in which new topics were introduced and a new community of values was defined. In a broader sense, the presence of language games in independent journalism can be treated as a signal of reproduction of public communication after a period of dominant newspeak – excluding and actually anti-communication.

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Gatunki dramatyczne. Rekonfiguracje
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Gatunki dramatyczne. Rekonfiguracje

Author(s): / Language(s): Polish

The book Gatunki dramatyczne. Rekonfiguracje [Dramatic Genres. Reconfigurations] is a collection of essays on genre and aesthetic transformations in recent stage, radio and television drama, considered in the context of changes in the model of contemporary theatre. The authors offer diverse reflections: both on traditional genres, such as comedy, and on genre varieties of relatively recent date. They present approaches that offer different than the traditional ones classification criteria and descriptive tools, such as the recognition of the political dimension of genology, memory and affect as genre categories, analysis of form from the perspective of intertextual references and re-combinations, genre transformations as a result of links between drama and music. A lot of space is devoted to multimedia genology in its various versions, i.e. a radio play revolutionised by modern sound broadcasting technology, a TV drama or Internet navigation, which modernise the construction of a dramatic text.

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Gdy różnice istnieją jedna obok drugiej. Wychowywanie do różnorodności jako wyzwanie szkolnej polonistyki

Gdy różnice istnieją jedna obok drugiej. Wychowywanie do różnorodności jako wyzwanie szkolnej polonistyki

Author(s): Zofia Budrewicz / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 1/2020

The aim of the article is to examine the conditions of educational processes which need to be opened for external integration which greatly modifies the sense of community identity. These processes concern the social behaviour in certain symbolic spaces of multicultural world, and they include one’s respect towards social and political values, acceptance of laws and duties of single people towards a nation and international organisations, as well as the rules of responsible social coexistence. The need to learn how to live in the world of diversity causes that intercultural education needs to be seen as an important educational aim of any type of school. The author’s arguments include the discourse on the essence of inclusive identity, the current research on regionalism; the arguments highlight the notion of tolerance, the acceptance of the Other, and the intercultural dialogue. The author establishes the conditions of introducing cultural difference into “one’s own thinking”. She also demonstrates practical opportunities of making use of literature of cultural encounters in primary and high schools. Comparative approach – comparing literary texts and phenomena taken from various cultural spheres – includes examples from painting, sculpture, architecture and music. Such method guides the students and takes them through various areas or spheres “in between”; as a result, the method may facilitate creative thinking about one’s culture and that of the others. Intercultural ideas are an integral element of cultural education of contemporary students of all levels of education; so far there has been no alternative to them.

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O „Generale Barczu” Juliusza Kadena-Bandrowskiego

Author(s): Wojciech Śmieja / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 1/2021

The paper refreshes a literary-oriented outlook view on most famous Juliusz Kaden-Bandrowski’s novel—"Generał Barcz” (“General Barcz”). As its starting point, the paper sees the observation that the interpretations produced to that date focused on the political relevance and implicit keys (“pakierstwo” <“information overpacking”> of the political novel) or stylistically expressive words (“kadenizmy” <“Kaden words”> of their author). The author of the article suggests a different point of view in which he accentuates setting the novel’s issues in Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel’s philosophy of history. It allows to discern that Kaden-Bandrowski in his novel describes the process of shaping the independent Second Polish Republic as anachronistic and peripheral, and thus missed, revolution. The reasons for the fall can be traced in that it has no solid social and economic basis (often recollected “miękkoszcz” <”mekhkhoshch” = ‘softness’> in the novel) that must many a time confront itself with the parallel woman emancipation. The endmost aspect causes that the first plane of the novel is occupied by the issues referring to negotiating the new contract of sex and sexual order.“Generał Barcz” (“General Barcz”) as a novel about a revolution also projects a specific role of the writer and literature. The figure of writer Rasiński unjustly remained on the margin of researchers’ interest. In the proposed interpretation, the author postulates acknowledging the protagonist and his metaliterary statements as critical for the order of meanings produced in the novel.

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