Kwestie „najwyższej wagi” w twórczości Magdaleny Tulli
“The Most Weighty” Issues in the Works of Magdalena Tulli
Author(s): Kamila Dzika-JurekSubject(s): Fiction, Polish Literature, Theory of Literature
Published by: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Śląskiego
Keywords: Magdalena Tulli; Shoah; Last Judgement by Hans Memling; melancholy;
Summary/Abstract: The author examines metaphors related to weight in the oeuvre of Magdalena Tulli, indicating the notion that elucidates and orders what has hitherto defied interpretation in her novels. It is pointed out by the essay’s author, and corroborated by numerous quotations from Tulli, that the Warsaw-based writer often described as a post-modernist weaving multi-thread narrative, in fact creates literature devoted to a single topic – the Shoah. An interesting way of indicating this fact is a painting by Hans Memling, Last Judgement, mysteriously appearing in Magdalena Tulli’s novel entitled Włoskie szpilki [Italian High-Heels].
Journal: Śląskie Studia Polonistyczne
- Issue Year: 2019
- Issue No: 1 (13)
- Page Range: 241-259
- Page Count: 19
- Language: Polish