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Kaldenbach Krzysztof
Nota biograficzna Krzysztofa Kaldenbacha
"Ars vivendi" czasów Apokalipsy : elementy ramowe w tekstach okolicznościowych poświęconych klęskom żywiołowym (1570-1630)
Celem artykułu jest próba wyodrębnienia i scharakteryzowania funkcji wybranych
cząstek delimitacyjnych w drukach okolicznościowych z lat 1570
—1630, zawierających lamenty nowiniarskie o klęskach żywiołowych. Obserwacji
zostaną poddane „cząstki” poprzedzające lub „zamykające” utwór właściwy,
które we współczesnej nauce o literaturze określa się mianem literackiej
ramy wydawniczej dzieła1[...
Wczesnobarokowe treny konsolacyjne poświęcone pamięci dzieci - charakterystyka genologiczna
The aim of the paper is a genre characteristic of the early Baroque funerary poems devoted to
the memory of children. The author analyses poems by Grochowski, Miaskowski, Żabczyc and
Szymonowie and confronts the structural determinants of the texts with the theoretical knowledge
on funerary genres contained in the old Polish poetics. She concludes that the poems analysed,
despite the fact that they contain some formal features of consolation described by Scaliger despite
their references the stylistic formulations of Kochanowski’s Laments, are characterised by unique
structural properties corresponding to greater or lesser extent to the features of „consolation
lament” which the author constructs on the basis of the structure of the chronologically earliest of
the analysed texts
Antywzór sarmackiej rycerskości : Coś nowego Łukasza Opalińskiego
The article examines the debasement of the Sarmatian ideal of a knight, which was
shown in the satire Coś nowego (Something New) written by Łukasz Opaliński – a 17th‑century
erudite and aristocratic writer. Purposely refering to various literary traditions,
styles and genres, Opaliński mocks not only specific individuals but also various phenomena
taking place in the 17th‑century
Polish political and social reality. He is focused on ridiculing
and unmasking the political and military chaos. Literary resources of ridicule vary
from the picaresque style with its poetics of parody, absurd, play on words, use of vulgarities
and augmentative forms, to the lofty or even bombastic style (which features elaborate
metaphors, epithets, refined irony and hyperbole). In creating this stylistically varied literary
form, which is parallel with the tradition of the so‑called
Mennippean structure („something
new” in Polish literature of that period), the author does not abandon the position of an insightful
and aristocratic writer who not only aptly comments on the world that he is describing,
but who consciously juggles words, moving freely within various literary conventions
Błazeńskie porady medyczne staropolskich autorów sowizdrzalskich i babińskich
The author analyses the topics and motives appearing in Old-Polish poems and prose anegdotes, containing humorous medical advice. She comes to a conclusion that both the environment of roguish writers at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries, and the 17th century “storytellers” from the circle of the humorous association called Republica Babiensis, produces texts the source of which was certainly the same Western-European buffoonish motives of a Rabelais type. However, the context of these works (satirical in the case of rogues and ludic in the case of babiensis authors) is different and dictates a different interpretation. Both the noble and roguish humorists criticize human vices and the flaws of the character by means of absurd and irony, but in the case of plebeian authors criticism is additionally filled with a social subtext