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2014 | 4(9) | 112-136

Article title

Bezoar z łez ludzkich czasu powietrza morowego Walentego Bartoszewskiego jako przykład „recepty dusznej i cielesnej” na czas zarazy

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Title variants

EN
The Bezoar of Human Tears in the Time of the Plague by Walenty Bartoszewski as an Example of ”Spiritual and Physical Recipe” during the Period of the Plague

Languages of publication

PL

Abstracts

EN
The article constitutes an attempt to interpret a little known collection of poems by the Jesuit priest from Vilnius, whose publication was both the reaction to the outbreak of plague in Vilnius between 1629–1632 and the testimony of increased religiousness in the face of the epidemic. The author presents Walenty Bartoszewski and his poetic oeuvre. She briefly describes the social background of those events. Moreover, she characterizes other texts from the 16th –18th centuries that deal with the topic of the epidemic. They include: sermons, secular works, religious songs and prayer works. The core of the article constitutes the interpretation of the collection by Bartoszewski in the context of the most important elements of the volume Bezoar z łez ludzkich… [”The Bezoar of Human Tears in the Time of the Plague”], which are as follows: the indication of religiousness at the beginning of the 18th century, the realities of the epidemic in a lyrical work, the vision of God and Christ, protection of the faithful against the bubonic plague, and the intercession of Mother of God.

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Pages

112-136

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Dates

published
2014

Contributors

author
  • Uniwersytet Pedagogiczny im. Komisji Edukacji Narodowej w Krakowie

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Document Type

Publication order reference

Identifiers

ISSN
2299-8365

YADDA identifier

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