Književnost i odgovornost O aforistici i lirici Karla Krausa

Author(s): Dietrich Simon / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

O Karlu Krausu davane su skoro samo apsolutne ocene i skoro da nema pisca o kome su davane tako apsolutne ocene kao o njemu. Elijas Kaneti naveo je, na primer, kad se zapitao šta je naučio od Krausa, »prvo i pre svega osećaj apsolutne odgovornosti« a zatim, govoreći o Krausovoj književnoj metodi, on kaže: »Jer pada u oči da je struktura kojoj nedostaje celina, prisutna u svakoj rečenici. Sve strasti kreacije, kojima pisci treba da su bogati, kod Krausa se iscrpljuju u pojedinačnoj rečenici…

Mag i učenik: sukob sa Frojdom

Author(s): Edward Timms / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

Kraus je stekao slavu time što je bio jedan od Frojdovih najglasovitijih oponenata. Njegova dela su se koristila u nameri da se diskredituje cela zgrada psihoanalize. Na drugoj strani, Frojdovi sledbenici su se naročito založili da podriju Krausovu poziciju. Da bi se cela ova priča postavila na svoje pravo mesto, neophodno je pokazati koliko su obe strane imale nešto zajedničko čak i onda kada su im se putevi razilazili. Oba autora su bila svakako najveći kritičari civilizacijskog nezadovoljstva, koje je poticalo od habzburškog Beča, i njihove su se dijagnoze u suštini dopunjavale.

Čitanje nečitljivog. Derida bi da svedoči za Celana

Author(s): Jovica Aćin / Language(s): Serbian Publication Year: 0

In his three analyses, Shibboleth pour Paul Celan, A Self-Unsealing Poetic Text and Béliers, Jacques Derrida proposed an expanding interpretation of Paul Celan’s poems. He raises the questions of translation, responsability, witnessing. These are the questions we find without doubt as essentially important to us. According to Derrida, on the other hand, the poetic text is a coded, encrypted text. For that reason, the French philosopher tries to make a deconstructive deciphering. However, Aćin suggests and shows in short that Celan’s poetry is not an encrypted text at all, but a text where every word, every phrase, and every caesura is already a deciphering which transfers itself onto the reader. Although below the surface, the living sense is clearly inscribed in the poems. It seems the reader also can only approach the unreadable elliptically, through poetic language and beyond language, invoking all possible referential contexts. When we are at the edge of the readable, mixing together the real and the imaginary, we do read and understand. Welcoming that and allowing that into our minds is like receiving a gift.

Urban Amazement

Author(s): / Language(s): English

“Cities are magical places, however their magic is not evenly distributed” - writes Chris Jenks in his general introduction to Urban Culture: Critical Concepts in Literary and Cultural Studies. As much as we agree with Jenks’s words, we believe that cities, first and foremost, are amazing spaces, and this belief finds reflection in the articles gathered in the present volume. The magic of the cities, together with the meandrous urban structure and the journey through the urban landscape are the interweaving aspects discussed in this book. The picture of the city that emerges from the articles contained in Urban Amazement is one of anintricate structure, involving an individual - a traveller, an inhabitant, a writer or a simple observer - into a network of images that is neverconstant or stable, yet always amazing one with its complexity. The numberand, most of all, the diversity of themes discussed in the consecutive studies seem to correspond to the multiplicity of impressions that the urban landscape appears to exert on the subjects examined in the presented texts. Moreover, just like the streets of the city constantly intersect, as some of the articles in the volume illustrate, the presented texts tend to converge at many recurrent aspects, such as the city’s labyrinthine structure, anxiety which the authors see as connected with the impenetrabilityof urban landscape, and the overwhelming sense of amazement which - in many of the presented studies - the urban space evokes in its residents and visitors.

Intermedijalnost u arhitekturi Makovog Spavača

Author(s): Elbisa Ustamujić / Language(s): Bosnian Publication Year: 0

The paper tries to depict how Mak’s Stone sleeper establishes within an intermedial communication an imitative connection between poems in the traditional connected verse with visuality of medieval tombstones (bos. Stećak). One can recognize poems/stećaks in the form of a coffin, a coffin with a tombstone, a pole, a slab with or without a base and in various sizes. Relief figures from the stećaks take turns, bypass each other and plug into a compressed imagery of metaphorical-metonimical-symbolic connections and meanings. Visual monolithic property of the stećak and expession of relief signs is suggested through the medium of the language via omnipresence of euphony/eurythmy. By the means of assonance - alliteration, rhyme, anaphora, polysyndeton and parallelisms and other, they gave dimensions to the whetted reduction of the edges and polished stone form.

Бих я държал под ключ, докато не престане да пише

Author(s): / Language(s): Bulgarian

The collection contains articles from the round table dedicated to the women’s writing issues which took place at the end of 2015 at Southwest University “Neofit Rilski”, Bulgaria. The papers are reviewing the woman in different creative roles – as an author, translator, critic, character. They analyze the variability of the perceptions towards women’s writing in the course of different historical periods. In the texts stand out various perspectives of the woman as an object of literature; a righteous virgin/wife, an innocent martyr or an audacious emancipator.

Hudebně-literární slovník. Hudební díla inspirovaná slovesným uměním: Čeští skladatelé. II. díl slovníkové trilogie

Author(s): Vladimír Spousta / Language(s): Czech

The second volume of the Musical-Literary Dictionary deals with the Czech composers’ works which relate to literary art in some way. These relations could have the form of inspiration, but they could also be found in the idea, subject, contents or the text of a literary work. The Dictionary includes works of 891 composers reflecting the literary creation of 2203 writers that inspired them. Its contribution to Czech musical lexicographic literature consists in a new approach to the Czech musical production, in the worldwide context as well. In this senseit is new and unique. The Dictionary is intended for specialists, as well as for the general audience interested in music. Music theoreticians and employees of musical archives will appreciate the extensive list of specialist literature.

Köztes terek (2019. április 26–27., Csíkszereda)

Author(s): / Language(s): Hungarian

Ciemne ścieżki i jasne polany

Author(s): Andrzej Gronczewski / Language(s): Polish

The second volume of Andrzej Gronczewski’s essays (the first one, Time’s Palms, was published by WUW in 2019) is characterized by a very personal, innovative and modern look at literature and its contexts: arts, music, history, social life and nature, which is given much thought by the author. Andrzej Gronczewski problematizes the works of Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz, whose Diaries are a key culture text for Dark Paths and Bright Glades.

Aleksander Wat: forma życia. Studium o pisaniu, doświadczeniu, obecności

Author(s): Paweł Paszek / Language(s): Polish

The book "Aleksander Wat: A Form of Life. A Study on Writing, Experience, Presence" concentrates on the issues of special creative writing experience founded on the union and consonance of existential and textual structures. Literature is understood as a formation and a form of life. The first chapter is an attempt to describe a modern literature experience. The primary perspectives concern the writing experience and its influence on the shape and presence of subjectivity. The considerations included in the next two parts are based on a very meticulous reading and interpretation of the two most important works of Aleksander Wat ("JA z jednej strony i JA z drugiej strony mego mopsożelaznego piecyka" and "Pieśni wędrowca"). The last part summarizes the author’s main reflections.

Człowiek jako znak

Author(s): / Language(s): Russian,Polish

The book contains articles written by scholars from various Polish and foreign scientific institutions, which reflect on man in different aspects and domains. The subject matter is the human being perceived as a sign in various spheres: thought and language, the world, the sacrum sphere, society, literature and art. The book shows the multiplicity of contemporary humanities and addresses liminal territories, e.g. at the interface with natural sciences.

Рецепция позднего Льва Толстого в польской прессе

Author(s): Joanna Piotrowska / Language(s): Russian

The monograph presents a new approach to research surrounding the alter-cultural reception of a writer. The methodological proposals are presented with reference to the reception of Leo Tolstoy. The study focuses on two significant events: his 80th birthday (1908) and his departure from Yasnaya Polyana (1910). A comparative analysis of Polish and foreign publications enabled the author to track the transformations that took place in the way Tolstoy’s image was constructed, and at the same time to better understand the specific nature of press reception mechanisms.

Zapisywanie wojny. Dzienniki z lat 1939–1945

Author(s): / Language(s): Polish

The publication is a collection of texts on diaries from the Second World War. The authors, analyzing diaries of Polish writers, present their innovative proposals on the definition and language usually applied in existing literary and cultural research on diaries.

Хиляда години като един ден. Животът на текстовете в православното славянство

Author(s): William R. Veder / Language(s): English,Bulgarian,French,Russian,German

The book contains the author's study on the problems of slavonic textology. His studies on the textual tradition of a number of Old Bulgarian literary works and collections are covered. The perspectives in the development of slavonic textology in a medieval context are outlined.

Czytanie księgi zwierząt

Author(s): / Language(s): Polish

The book contains dissertations on animals in the Old Polish culture: it talks about human–nature relations, the respect man had for nature, his empathy for all creatures and also about defining humanism through contacts with the world of nature. The volume is the result of work of an interdisciplinary research team centered around the studio Humanism. The Hermeneutics of Values at the Faculty of “Artes Liberales” of the University of Warsaw.

Becoming bell hooks

Author(s): Aneta Ostaszewska / Language(s): English

This book is the story of Gloria Jean Watkins (1952-2021), a Black woman from a small town in Kentucky who became a bell hooks – a feminist icon, one of the most significant and courageous voices of the contemporary debates on racial discrimination, feminism, and women’s and minority rights. The author focuses on the autobiographical dimension of bell hooks’ essays – it is a story about “biographical work” of a woman who creates herself in the course of writing her autobiography.

XIV. studentská vědecká konference Katedry českého jazyka a literatury: 17. března 2022

Author(s): Ester Nováková,Ondřej Zabloudil Pechník / Language(s): Czech

Proceeding of the conference held on 17th March 2022. The publication contains studies by Zuzana Procházková (“Comparation of Word Formation in the Older and Younger Generation in Selected Villages of the East Moravian Dialect”), Ivana Večeřová (“Specifics of Contemporary Private Electronic Communication”), Radim Ošmera (“Lecturers' Approach to Czech Realities in Teaching Students with Different Mother Tongues”), Tereza Holzerová (“Non-violent Communication in a Czech Language Lesson”), Miroslav Jindra (“Selected Aspects of a Literary Work and their Reception by a Child Reader: Results of Children's Reading Research in the Form of Group Discussion”), Magdaléna Lípová (“Psychosocial Tasks in Early Adolescence in Selected Prose for Children and Youth”), Klára Březinová (“A Theme of Virgin Mary in Selected Works by Jakub Deml”), Tereza Pořízková (“Identity and its Forms in the Book Doupě”), Ondřej Zabloudil Pechník (“The Image of the Rainforest in Czech Prose after 2000”) and Tereza Švandová (“French Avant-garde Artistic Movements Originated from Lettrism”).

Elaboration of digital methodological-didactic recommendations and study materials for doctoral students in the field of hard skills

Author(s): Lukáš Gajarský,Andrea Grominova,Andrea Spišiaková,Oleh Tyshchenko / Language(s): English

The publication represents the output of the second phase of the Erasmus+ project entitled The innovation of the concept and curriculum of doctoral study programs and increasing their effectiveness, 2021-1-SK01-KA220-HED-000022917 funded by the European Commission. The textbook comprises 8 modules in philology and literary studies to cover the needs of doctoral students for “hard” theoretical knowledge in their chosen fields. Each module of the textbook consists of an introductory method sheet and a subsequent presentation which can be used by the lecturer as a basis for lecture and more detailed explanation, or as a self-study text. The method sheet also includes a list of recommended reading for each module.

Diskurzus, kultúra, reprezentáció / Discurs, cultură şi reprezentare

Author(s): / Language(s): Romanian,Hungarian

This volume offers a selection of literary, linguistic, cinematographic and cultural studies in Hungarian and Romanian, grouped around broader themes.

Respublica Litteraria in Action

Author(s): / Language(s): English

The fourth publication in the Respublica Litteraria in Action series, part of the editorial project Corpus Epistularum Ioannis Dantisci conducted at the University of Warsaw for two decades under the direction of Anna Skolimowska and Jerzy Axer. The series features papers from participants in the scientific sessions held alongside the international council meetings of the “Registration and Publication of Ioannes Dantiscus’ Correspondence (1485–1548)” programme. The issues of the meetings deal with various aspects of the international environment in the sixteenth century, called in Latin respublica litteraria, formed by the literati, scholars and intellectuals of Europe. The latest volume, in addition to texts related to the broad topic of the representation of geographical space in the culture of the Early Modern era, includes an itinerary of Piotr Tomicki, covering the period of his tenure as Sub-Chancellor of the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland.