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Тримата големи поети от късната социалистическа епоха като феномен на литературната публичност

Author(s): Mihail Nedelchev / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The article studies the idea about three great poets from the late period of socialism as a phenolmenon of literary publicity. They are Nikolay Kanchev, Konstantin Pavlov, and Binyo Ivanov. These literary figures are examined from the aspect of the anti-normative behaviour in culture. The second part is devoted to the presence of the Poet in the works of the three great poets. Their literary-historical construct should not be just a memory. We are obliged to express its topical meanings as well.

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Съществува ли „женски" постмодернизъм в българската поезия от края на XX век?

Author(s): Milena Kirova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The article focuses on the question of the possibility of speaking about feminine postmodernism in Bulgarian literature. “Is there a feminine postmodernist poetry?” The answer to this question could partially solve the broader literary-historical problem of the possibilities of women poets (how? since when? at last) to make avant-garde within Bulgarian literature. The feminine poetry from the early 1990s is somehow situated in a place where modernity, postmodernism and innovation meet.

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„Utracone” i „odzyskane”. O dwóch wierszach Floriana Śmiei

Author(s): Marian Kisiel / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

Defining the subtle shades of nostalgia in the works of writers in exile, the author of the article discusses the category of venerable poetry by Florian Śmieja in the broad context (inter alia, of works by Adam Zagajewski, Czesław Miłosz, Zofia Bohdanowiczowa or Tadeusz Śliwiak). Employing the example of two poems, titled Ziemie utracone [The Lost Lands] and Spóźniona arka [The Late Ark], he shows the rescuing power of “sublime yearning” in the works of the poet, who has lived in Canada for many years.

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Figury nieobecności w wierszach Grażyny Zambrzyckiej

Author(s): Alicja Jakubowska‑Ożóg / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

A common theme of Zambrzycka’s poems is the problem of bidding farewell, leaving, deserting. The authoress of the article has made the repeated forms of expression as well as the imagery indicating these borderline experiences the focal points of her text. The motifs present in the poems centre around the following issues and topics: the recurrence of portraits of relatives preserved in the memory of the lyrical “I”, the role of objects in the process of remembering, and the function of voice and silence in experiencing one’s absence.

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Pochwała wyobraźni. O Dialogu w ciemności Władysława Sebyły

Author(s): Ewa Bartos / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

In his entire poetic career, only once did Władysław Sebyła reach for the charactersof Don Quixote and Hamlet. These two literary characters hold a conversation with each other in Sebyła’s Dialog w ciemności (A Dialogue in the Dark). In their conversation, they engage in a philosophical dialogue concerning the role of the word in the creation of a linguistic image of the world, as well as its influence on the extralingual reality. Thus, the following article constitutes an attempt at interpreting a literary credo of the poet from the lines of the poem, as well as an attempt at highlighting the importance of imagination in the creation of poetry and extralingual reality.

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Nocte ludos, czyli nocne zawody. Wokół nokturnu 7 Władysława Sebyły

Author(s): Jan Piotrowiak / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

Sebyła’s nocturne designated in the cycle as number sever (7) can be easily inscribed into the imagery of the night and the accompanying images of parvor nocturnus. It is the only poem in the cycle which emphasizes the exposition of the subject’s activity, giving primacy to the first-person monologue of the subject, the agent of a nighttime competition with an angel (God). Moreover, it is the only poem in this cycle which clearly hints at autobiographical context – familial gestures or celebration of remembrance. The nocturnal tale spun by Sebyła focuses on an event which originates in the biblical story of Jacob wrestling with an Angel, while at the same time revisiting (reinterpreting) its sense and message. Into this poetic somnambulia of a personal, particular, biographical (that of the unequal wrestling competition between the new Jacob and God) scope, the author inscribed an account of universal experiences – the incidental nature of human disposition, the fragility of the human condition, the loneliness of existence. The poet seems to tell his reader that it is necessary to accept a difficult, asymmetrical partnership and nonequivalent relations and thus tame our mundane spiritual orphanage.

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Bezsenność Sebyły

Author(s): Joanna Kisiel / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

Various interpretations of Sebyła’s poetry constantly emphasize the nocturnal dominant of his works. Darkness and night constitute the usual settings in Sebyła’s poems,as well as the central categories of his poetic imagination. The following article points to a hitherto undiscovered possibility of reading this nocturnal poetry in the context of the notion of sleeplessness, as an account of the torment of the body and mind deprived of sleep. In Sebyła’s poetry, sleepless vigilance exposes the absurdity of existence and the longing for a reprieve from the nightmare of being. The night, overwhelmed with waking consciousness, does away with individuality; instead, it can be characterized by its universal, anonymous, cosmic dimension. The experience of sleeplessness in Sebyła’s poetry, similarly to Emmanuel Lévinas’s theories, reveals the tragic nature of life, caused not so much by the fear of death, but rather by the dread of being, the terror of one’s existence.

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Bóg w poezji Władysława Sebyły

Author(s): Katarzyna Niesporek-Klanowska / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

The article aims to discuss the various images of God present in the poetry of Władysław Sebyła. The poet, struggling with doubt, creates deeply multifaceted images of God. In his poetry, the Creator is present and absent, strong and weak, saintly and human. Sebyła, attempting to fight his lack of faith, assumes in his poetry the stance of a subject searching for something, striving to comprehend the sphere of metaphysics. In his relations with God, in turn, he attempts to define Him and understand his nature.

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Władysława Sebyły rozpoznawanie swego czasu. Ujęcie kerygmatyczne

Author(s): Adam Regiewicz / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

The transition to modernity, which takes place at the end of the nineteenth century, is accompanied by a cultural paradigm shift. It is manifested by the phenomenon of desacralization, against which the modern man takes two attitudes: nihilist and socialist. This moment is captured and illustrated in Władyslaw Sebyła’s poetry, where two ways to participate in the world are shown, the attitude of an engineer and a rat catcher. At the same time the poet observes helplessness of these social structures against questions about the meaning of life. Described in this way, the situation of a cultural crisis is a good moment to proclaim the Good News, which the poet recognizes in the love of another human being.

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Za mundurem… Wokół Junkra Władysława Sebyły

Author(s): Miłosz Piotrowiak / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

In the article, the author utilizes the vestimental discourse in order to analyze one of Sebyła’s poems. These tropes are, in a sense, suggested by the author himself, since the entire lyrical cycle entitled Pieśni szczurołapa (Songs of the Rat Catcher) is permeated by descriptions of articles of clothing understood as important attributes of the characters. In this context, the military equipment is imbued with symbolic significance which intertwines with the other articles of clothing enclosed in a lyrical cabinet of curiosities. The author analyzes those sartorial choices in several categories: cleanliness and dirtiness, understatement and opulence, devilish contrariness and soldierly virtue, etc. In this way, the author constructs an analysis in which Junker (The Cadet) is revealed to belong to a larger whole, while that lyrical complex cannot be fully understood without it.

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Doświadczanie poezji. Suplement do krytycznej działalności Władysława Sebyły

Author(s): Elżbieta Wróbel / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

The author of the article discusses Władysław Sebyła’s literary criticism, as Sebyłaanalyzed and explained the phenomena of contemporary poetry on the radio and in the newspapers (predominantly in „Pion”). Starting with the theses formulated by AgnieszkaKluba and Krzysztof Niewiadomski, regarding Sebyła’s critical outlook, the author discusses his attitude towards the Vanguard of Kraków and the Skamander group. The article references, among others, a campaign against the poetics of the vanguard movement, led in 1935 in „Pion” by Karol Irzykowski and Wiktor K. Zawodziński. Both of those critics of the older generation were, according to the author of the article, the patrons of a critical campaign regarding the shape and model of contemporary poetry, led by Sebyła. The author references Sebyła’s press articles as well as the records of his radio broadcast, which are preserved in the Adam Mickiewicz Museum of Literature in Warsaw.

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Kłobuckie ślady… Biograficzne impresje na temat Władysława Sebyły

Author(s): Jadwiga Myszkowska / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

The author discusses the history of Władysław Sebyła’s family in Kłobuck, where the poet was born and where he spent the majority of his early childhood (1902–1910). The text presents and comments upon the two most important traces of the Sebyłas presence in Kłobuck, i.e. Władysław Sebyła’s birth certificate and his mother’s certificate of death. According to the author, it is Kłobuck which inspired the “land of the poet’s childhood,” with the characteristic landmark of the windmill, located in the vicinity of his childhood home. The image of the windmill, in turn, became later one of the most important themes in Sebyła’s poetry.

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SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1960-11

Author(s): Nina V. Gernet,Grigorij Borisovič Jagdfelʹd,Aleksandr Trifonovič Tvardovskij,Tamara Motylowa,Lidija D Gromova Opulʹskaja,Alexander Swobodin,Michail Z Dolinskij,Gennady Fish / Language(s): German

Nina Gernet and Grigori Jagdfeld: Katja and the Crocodile // Wadim Koshevnikow: May I introduce - Baluev! // Alexander Twardowski: Siberia's Lights // ON THE 50TH DAY OF LEW TOLSTOI'S DEATH: Tamara Motylowa: The Path of a Great Writer's Life // Lidia Opulskaja: A Monumental Edition // Alexander Swobodin: People, Time and Things // Michail Dolinski: In Yasnaya Polyana // Gennady FISH: Yuri Libedinski "Morning Hour of the Soviets" // Soya Udonowa: Marietta Shaginian "The Ulyanovs" // Yuri Gavrilov: "Writers' Conference of the Countries of Asia and Africa in Tashkent" // Appreciation of the people

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SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1960-12

Author(s): Iraklij L Andronikov,Galina A. Belaja,Boris Abramovič Galin,Daniil Granin,Vera M. Inber,Vadim M. Koževnikov,Jurij M. Nagibin,Genrich Gustavovič Nejgauz,Semjon Čertok / Language(s): German

Vadim Koshewnikov: May I introduce - Baluev! // Vera Inber: Rasliw // Lasar Lasarjew: The writer and his century // Of books and of himself (conversation with Daniil Granin) // Semjon Tschertok: The stage studio "The Mimiker" // Heinrich Neuhaus: Van Cliburn // Irakli Andronikow: private collection // Boris Galin: Georgi Markow The salt of the earth // Juri Nagibin: Tatjana Glebowa Conversation at dawn // Galina Belaja: Ilja Ehrenburg "India. Japan. Greece"

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SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1961-03

Author(s): Efim Semenovič Dobin,Sergei Eisenstein,Anatolij Kuznecov,Michail K. Lukonin,Georgi Markow,Ada Rybatschuk,Vera Schitowa,Wanda Wasilewska / Language(s): German

Georgi Markow: The Salt of the Earth (end) // Wanda Wasilewska: Fame / In the Railroad Car / The Shepherd // Anatoli Kuznetsov: Young Girls // POEMS: Mikhail Lukonin: The returnees / The Stalingrad Theater / Mother / To Kolja Otrada / Up the search for the tender person // LITERATURE AND REVIEWS: Jefim Dobin: On the way to “Lebensborn” // WRITERS AND ARTISTS HAVE THE WORD: Fantasticism and the Present (Interviews) // MEMOIRS: Sergej Eisenstein: Stations // TAKEN FROM LIFE: Ada Rybatschuk: We were in the Far North // ART: Vera Schitowa: A Stage full of youthful Spirit

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SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1961-05

Author(s): Michail Z Dolinskij,Jewgenia Fradkina,Wladimir Frolow,Aleksandr A. Kamenskij,Yuriy A. Kuleshov,Mihail Kuznecov,Wil Lipatow,Tatjana Pereschiwko,Boris Nikolaevič Polevoj,Vladimir I. Steženskij / Language(s): German

Wil Lipatow: Yellow Dead Nettle // POEMS: Arkady Kuleschow: Ears of Vorn / My Song / My Presidium / Everyone has a Grove // LITERATURE AND REVIEW: Vladimir Frolow: Theater of the Present, Theater of the Future // Mikhail Kuznetsov: Reflections on the Contemporary Novel // OUR CONTEMPORARY: Boris Polewoi: Man - Man's Friend // Tatjana Pereschiwko: Tomorrow is in our Hands // ART: Alexander Kamenski: Graphics and the Present // WHAT BRINGS US CLOSER TOGETHER: Evgenia Fradkina: New works about Arnold Zweig / / BOOKS AND MAGAZINES: Michail Dolinski: We introduce: The magazine "SNAMJA" // Vladimir Steshenski: "Hand in Hand"

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SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1961-06

Author(s): Pavel G. Antokolʹskij,Nikolai Bogoslowski,Musa M. Džalilʹ,Oles‘ Hončar,Lev Zinov'evič Kopelev,Konstantin Lapin,Sergej Orlow,Nikolai Shegalow,Konstantin Michajlovič Simonov,Sergej V. Smirnov,Aleksej A. Surkov / Language(s): German

Oles Gontschar: Man and Weapons // Juri Nagibin: The Echo // POEMS: Alexej Surkow: Fire flickers in the oven // Konstantin Simonow: Wait for me // Mussá Dshalil: Don't believe it! // Sergej Orlow: In the world he is now // Pawel Antokolski: The son (from the poem of the same name) // OUR CONTEMPORARIES: Konstantin Lapin: What he wants to be // WRITERS AND ARTISTS HAVE THE WORD: Sergej Smirnov: In rank and file // LITERATURE AND REVIEW: Lev Kopelew: There is no Peace West of the Elbe // MEMORIAL DAYS: Nikolai Bogoslowski: Wissarion Belinski (on his 150th birthday) // Nikolai Shegalov: Pages, Come back to Life

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SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1961-08

Author(s): Georgi Breitburd,Pawel Chalow,Gleb Gorew,Alexander Karaganow,Alexander Kirillow,Grigorij Michajlovič Kogan,Alexander Kornejtschuk,Arkadi Litwak,Ludmilla Pogoshewa,Anna Walzewa / Language(s): German

Alexander Kornejchuk: On the Dnepr // Gleb Gorew: On the Outskirts of the City // Pawel Chalow: To All who Hear Me // OUR CONTEMPORARIES: Arkady Litwak: Encounters on the paths of the Seven Year Plan // LITERATURE AND REVIEW: Alexander Kirillov: Towards new Achievments // Alexander Кaraganow: Creative Experiments // ART: Anna Walzewa: Studio of Enthusiasts // Grigori Kogan: Swjatoslaw Richter // Ludmilla Pogoshewa: An eventful day // EXCHANGE OF OPINION: Foreign connections of Soviet writers // WHAT BRINGS US CLOSER TOGETHER: Georgi Breitburd: Appeal to a Literature of Reason // IN THE WORLD OF SCIENCE

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SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1961-10

Author(s): Sergej P. Antonov,Lew Kokin,Isaak Kramow,Alexander Kriwizki,Alexander Makarow,Georgi Markow,Leonid N. Martynov,Boris Nikolaevič Polevoj,Alexander Prokofjew,Dmitrij Dmitrievič Šostakovič,Dagnija Sigmonte,Jarosław Smeljakow,Juhan Smuul,Leonid Sobolew,Vladimir Alekseevič Solouchin,Aleksej A. Surkov / Language(s): German

Juhan Smuul: The Ice-Book // Sergej Antonow: Aljonka // POEMS Alexej Surkow: My contemporary / Jarosław Smeljakow: Propaganda // Leonid Martynow: A Person rose into the Universe // SPEAKING WRITERS: Boris Polewoi: When reading the new program // Alexander Prokofjew: The all-conquering Truth: // Leonid Sobolew: Towards the Future // Wladimir Solouchin: Local Poetry (interview) // Dagnija Sigmonte: The greatness of our days // Georgi Markow: Responsibility towards the epoch // OUR CONTEMPORIES: Lev Kokin: On the Meaning of Life // LITERATURE AND REVIEWS: Alexander Kriwizki: From the bottom of my heart // Alexander Makarow: Sergej Antonow // ART: Dmitri Shostakovich: For expressive, gorgeous, inspirational Music // Semjon Tschertok: The Seven Year Plan in Action // BOOKS AND MAGAZINES: Isaak Kramow: About Life and Struggle

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SOWJET-Literatur. Ausgabe 1961-11

Author(s): Anatolij Abramovič Agranovskij,Mkrtitsch Armen,Grigorij Jul'evič Bergelson,Pavel Naumovič Berkov,Nureddin Gabibow,Abdullah Kachhar,Anatoli Kantor,Emmanuil Kasakewitsch,Valentin Petrovič Kataev,Berdi Kerbabaev,Viktor Keulkut,Fatech Nijasi,Süleyman Rüstəm,Beki Seitakow,Garegin Sewunz,Shaken Shumakanow,Nikolaj S. Tichonov,Mirso Turssun-Sade / Language(s): German

Emmanuil Kazakewitsch: The blue notebook // Shaken Shumakanow: Einzugfest // Abdullah Kachhar: The blind became seeing // Mkrtitsch Armen: Sun on the threshold // Beki Seitakow: From servant to master // POEMS // Mirso Turssun-Sade: Africa - my sister // Berdy Kerbabaev: When there is no breeze. / Not catching up // Viktor Keulkut: That is untrue // Suleiman Rustam: I love // OUR CONTEMPORARIES: Anatoli Agranowski: The Minibajews // ON THE CAIRO-MEETING // Sulfiya: Friends meeting again // Nikolai Tichonow: Old friends are meeting // Fatech Nijasi: The Path of Peace and Friendship // Garegin Sewunz: Unity // WRITERS SPEAKING: Valentin Katajew: Educated by the Revolution // MEMORIAL DAYS: Pawel Berkow: A builder of Russian culture // ART: Nureddin Gabibow : Soviet Azerbaijani painting // Anatoli Kantor: The topic of work in Soviet art // WHAT BRINGS US CLOSER: Grigori Bergelson: Light is growing in the East

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