25 articles in this issue
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Danuta Ulicka
This article binds several problems in which literature specialists are interested: in reference to the famous disputes about the theory of literature it indicates the need to redefine it, proposes is conceptualisation as a cultural opinion (utterance), j... see more
Piotr Bogalecki
The essay is an attempt of rethinking a mode of authorship in literary science discourse of Tadeusz Rachwal and Tadeusz Slawek. Their texts is being compared with G. Deleuze and F. Guattari's method of collective writing and interpreted according to theor... see more
Andrzej Zawadzki
The essay deals with Vattimo's interpretation of Nietzsche in the context of contemporary critical discussion concerning Nietzsche's heritage in the modern philosophy. In his early book II soggetto e la maschera. Nietzche e la problema della liberazione (... see more
Marek Tanski
The main objective of the article is to discuss the time of melancholy. The author tries to triangulate the definition of the time of melancholy with the classic Freud model, concentrating on the role of the back reflects in every activities, lower of fee... see more
Michal Kaczmarek
This article focuses on rhetoric of memory in Stanislaw Vincenz's novel-cycle Na wysokiej poloninie, which, along with narratology, genology and other related issues, constitutes part of Vincenz's multi-aspect mnemology. The discussion on rhetoric of memo... see more
Agnieszka Klosinska-Nachin
The article Miguel de Unamuno. Pomiedzy fikcja a rzeczywistoscia (Miguel de Unamuno. Between fiction and reality) is an author's metalepsy analysis, a phenomenon described by Gerard Cenette (Mstalepse. De la figure k la fiction, 2004), in three texts by M... see more
Irena Górska
In Witkacy’s works literature and commentary meet one another incessantly. On one pole a phenomenon of dramatising of theoretical texts, e.g. aesthetic sketches is situated, and on the other the trick of playing theory within own, and on the other a trick... see more
Agnieszka Karpowicz
The birth of the technique of collage in the XXth century is the attempt to break through the borders between art and life. The art abandons fiction, for the first time annexing into its field waste and splinters of reality and next entering the real life... see more
Magdalena Lachman
The article investigates the relationship between Polish fiction and a variety of aspects of visual culture. Contemporary culture has reached a stage in which images hold central position. Consequently, word, as a medium of communication, is marginalised ... see more
Mariusz Kraska
The author acknowledges graffiti as a medium creating its own situation of communication. Referring to Scott Lash conception of regime of signification, he underlines that graffiti is critical and destructive to official cultural discourse. This is a kind... see more
Bogna Choinska
The article presents a peculiar understanding of religious art, which is possible to be found in Aleksandra Oledzka-Frybesowa's essay writing. An artistic easiness of the usage of symbols is connected with two orders coexistance in a human being: a cosmic... see more
Beata Popczyk-Szczesna
The book by Patrice Pavis Le theatre contemporain. Analyse des textes, de Sarraute k Vinaver comprises the collection of essays on the contemporary French drama. The author proposes the textual analysis, which takes into account all levels of the composit... see more
Piotr Dobrowolski
The title of this essay plays on words with a title of Noam Chomsky's book Media ControI and with a term War on Terror, both connected by exploring features of 'mediality' (media-reality). The author's interest lays where theatre and media clash, giving f... see more
Marek Dybizbanski
The science fiction aesthetics has actually never created (formed) its own kind of drama and in spite of attempts undertaken several times it has not been feeling completely at home. Theoreticians (Theorists) of science fiction see the theatre as an incon... see more
Piotr Olkusz
The use of film techniques in theatre performances is no new invention. There are two distinguishable ways of doing this: in the first, media techniques are used on the stage only and bear no profound significance to the "actual core of the theatre" (Bsat... see more
Tomasz Bochenski
The article discusses two ways in which modernist writers represent a duel. Witkacy describes a dispute between an artist and a modern society which deprives it of its meaning i.e. an honour. Gombrowicz understands that artists has already lost his honour... see more
Dorota Jarzabek
The article presents some reflections on a dramatic motive of a bali (including a masked bali) in Polish 19,h and 20,h century drama, and tightly connected with this a problem of a polilogue (dialogue of a group of people as opposed to an ordinary dialogu... see more
Aleksandra Reimann
The present article discusses the phenomenon of correspondence art in the drama of Stanislaw Grochowiak. The title "A partita for a wooden instrument" is connected with musie. Therefore, it is interdisciplinary. The main question concerns the fact how mus... see more
Monika Zólkos
The article deals with the description of originality and uniqueness of acting in Krystian Lupa's performances. Author describes the process of creating the fictional characters in his art as psychical work, which is based on privacy of an actor. Trying t... see more
Ewa Kraskowska
The aim of this article is to demonstrate close links between 'experience' as an epistemological notion and 'femininity' as a gender concept. Experience is considered here within two dichotomies: experience - reason; and experience - innocence. They are t... see more
Gianni Vattimo
Nietzsche i hermeneutyka wspólczesna
Itamar Even-Zohar
Teoria polisystemów
Roberto Siemianowski,
Hipertekst. Znamiona, badania, poetyka
Pawel Swiontek
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