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CELESTIAL SPACES AS A ELEMENT OF THE REPRESENTED WORLD IN THE POEMS OF JÓZEF BOHDAN ZALESKI (Przestrzen nieba jako element swiata przedstawionego w utworach poetyckich Józefa Bohdana Zaleskiego)

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Bal A.
Ruch Literacki
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2009
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vol. 50
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issue 2(295)
133-154
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This article is an attempt at compiling a typology of the various kinds of celestial spaces evoked in the poems of Józef Bohdan Zaleski (1802-1886), and in this way pave the way for a comprehensive study of the thematic and formal structures of his poetic imagination. The relevant passages are arranged in accordance with their thematic reference, ie. descriptions of the colours of the sky at various times of day, evocations of celestial bodies, heavens as a mythical space, and the sky/heavens as a site of the extraordinary or the supernatural. Zaleski's idea of celestial space spanned both the physical skies (with its visible heavenly bodies) and the mythical, extrasensory heavens (with God, the angels, and the home of the immortal souls); its various aspects were indicated by gradations of light and changing colours, suggestions of expansiveness and immeasurability, as well as the defining signpost, 'up there'. In the creation of his celestial spaces Zaleski drew on the conventions of sentimental poetry, Romanticism and folklore.
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COLOUR TERMS AS PARTS OF IDIOMS IN POEMS OF J. B. ZALESKI (Nazwy barw jako komponenty frazeologizmow w utworach poetyckich Jozefa Bohdana Zaleskiego)

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Bal A.
LingVaria : Półrocznik Wydziału Polonistyki UJ poświęcony zagadnieniom języka i językoznawstwa
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2008
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issue 2(6)
117-128
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The authoress analysed those idioms from poems of J. B. Zaleski that contain at least one element connected with colour. The linguistic analysis of the text aimed to characterise the language of the poet and to compare idioms from XIX and XX century. Idioms provide information about stereotypes, also those connected with colours. Simile idioms (the term still discussed among linguists) vividly underline intensity of a feature (white as dove 'bialy jak golab'; white as snow 'bialy jak snieg'). The study showed that Zaleski often modified traditional form of idioms and some of them were of biblical or mythological origin.
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