Browsing by Author "Kropaczewski, Krzysztof"
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Item Dramat Dawida H. Hwanga M. Butterly jako dyskusja nad tożsamością Wschodu i Zachodu(Wydawncitwo PIKTOR, 2007) Waligórska-Olejniczak, Beata; Chałacińska-Wiertelak, Halina; Kropaczewski, KrzysztofItem Język rosyjski jako centrum idei narodowej – ujęcie Władymira Biblera(Wydawnictwo Naukowe UAM, 2013) Kropaczewski, KrzysztofAn article written by a famous Russian humanist Vladimir Bibler, entitled “Russian national idea: Russian native tongue and the experience of culturological assumptions” (Национальная русская идея? – Русская речь. Опыт культурологического предположения), is discussed here in the context of Russian culture’s logocentricity and the related phenomenon of Russian philosophy, with language and a word being its “core elements”. Bibler perceives his native tongue not only as a fundamental element of Russian mentality or “world view”, but also as a dynamic, nationwide symbol as well as the central element – an idea capable of uniting the whole society and fostering the relationship between tradition and the future.Item Жизнь идеи в художественной форме метароманов Ф.М. Достоевского и В. Набокова(2011) Kaźmierczak, Natalia; Kropaczewski, KrzysztofThe paper focuses on the analysis of F. Dostoyevsky's and V. Nabokov's metanovels as the phenomenon synthesizing all core values of artistic consciousness and the world of a sensitive reader. The examination of Dostoyevsky's and Nabokov's metaprose shows the coexistence of languages and cultural systems characterising both writers. The comparative method of the interpretation is utilised in order to show the unique model of intertextuality in 19th century and modern Russian literature.Item Жизнь идеи в художественной форме метароманов Ф.М. Достоевского и В. Набокова(Adam Mickiewicz University Press, Poznań, 2011) Kropaczewski, Krzysztof; Kaźmierczak, NataliaThe paper focuses on the analysis of F. Dostoyevsky's and V. Nabokov's metanovels as the phenomenon synthesizing all core values of artistic consciousness and the world of a sensitive reader. The examination of Dostoyevsky's and Nabokov's metaprose shows the coexistence of languages and cultural systems characterising both writers. The comparative method of the interpretation is utilised in order to show the unique model of intertextuality in 19th century and modern Russian literature.