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2018 | 54 | 2(22): Literatura i Język | 113-122

Article title

KSIĘGA MIASTA. ITALA CALVINA I MAGDALENY TULLI LITERACKIE TRAKTATY O MIEŚCIE

Title variants

EN
A book of the city. Literary treatises on cities by Italo Calvino and Magdalena Tulli

Languages of publication

PL

Abstracts

EN
The article analyzes two literary treatises on the city: Sny i kamienie (Dreams and stones) by Magdalena Tulli and Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino. The authors of the presented texts are strongly associated with Italian culture, although their Italian origin is not the only element making up their writer identity. The similarities between the writers are not limited to the biographies marked by “Italianness” and the themes of the works analyzed here, whose subject is creating a description of the city. One can discern parallels most of all in the manner of the linguistic creation of space. Following the interpretation path marked out by Vladimir Toporov, the author of this paper presents a comparative analysis of three elements: the founding myth, the name and the morphology of the city, which is supposed to confirm the author’s thesis about the similar manner of creating a literary image of the city by Magdalena Tulli and Italo Calvino.

Year

Volume

54

Pages

113-122

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Contributors

References

  • R. Koschany, Interpretacje, [w]: Kulturowe studia miejskie, red. E. Rewers, Warszawa 2014
  • I Calvino, Długi dzień Ameriga, tłum. M. Tulli, Warszawa 2000.
  • B. Żyłko, Semiotyka miasta, [w:] idem, Kultura i znaki. Semiotyka stosowana w szkole tartusko- moskiewskiej, Gdańsk 2011
  • 5 M. Tulli, Sny i kamienie, Warszawa 1997,

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Publication order reference

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