Browsing by Author "Lis-Wielgosz, Izabela"

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    Upiorne oblicze systemu
    (Wydawnictwo Nauka i Innowacje, 2014) Lis-Wielgosz, Izabela
    Recenzja książki Božidara Jezernika pt. "Naga wyspa. Gułag Tity".
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    Wschód contra Zachód. Komplementarne opozycje w procesie percepcji poematu Wieniedikta Jerofiejewa pt. Moskwa-Pietuszki
    (Instytut Filologii Słowiańskiej, 2012) Waligorska-Olejniczak, Beata; Lis-Wielgosz, Izabela; Jóźwiak, Wojciech
    The focus of the analysis is the issue of complementary oppositions functioning in the perception of Moskva-Petushki by Venedict Erofeev. The tool utilised in this process appears to be Sergei Eisenstein's theory of ecstasy, which turns our attention to the problem of montage of literary frames, the length of scenes and the emotional atmosphere of the discussed work of art. The studies focused on these parametres allow us to discover the pulsating dynamics of binary oppositions existing in the structure of the poem, among which the key issue is the dialogue of the mentality of the East and the West. The collage reality of Venichka becomes also the subject of the discussion related to the identity of the human being today and the role of culture as the medium revealing the change of the relationship between sacrum and profanum. The change motivates the reader to consider the problem of stereotype thinking, which today constitutes one of the most relevant issues.
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    Władza i rodowód. O wizerunku władcy w staroserbskiej literaturze
    (Wydawnictwo Naukowe UAM, 2013) Lis-Wielgosz, Izabela
    The article refers to a problem of relationship between authority and genealogy, and to their specific functioning in the Old Serbian literature,that is in other words, in the hagiographical, historiographical, and hymnic texts. In all those works, the combination of the both ideas undoubtedly serves the ideological creation, regarding the image of sovereign together with the exposition of his extra-ordinary lineage and destiny which are tied to his place and role in the space of history, politics, religion, and culture. In the literature, this peculiar relationship is expressed by the two characteristic constructions of dynasty and genealogy. With regard to this representation, the dynastic construction is based on the model of biblical motif concerning Jesse’s stem and functions as the saint osierof the family of Nemanjić. As for the second construction, of genealogy, it reveals itself as a component of the classical myth of historiography that determines the beginnings namely, the Serbian sovereign’s mythical genesis that also concerns all his charismatic, saint family.