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PROSE POEM. LITERARY GENETICS CONSIDERATIONS (Poemat proza. Rozwazania genologiczne)

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Kluba A.
Pamiętnik Literacki
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2010
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vol. 101
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issue 2
5-29
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The article discusses the prose poem in literary genetics perspective. The authoress begins with a presentation of research state on the hybrid 'last genre'. Though traditionally regarded as elusive, the prose poem continues to puzzle scholars. Instead of making another attempt to put it into the framework of traditional literary genetics, the authoress refers to the idea of hermeneutic space in which architextual characteristics proves to be more important than paradigmatic of forms. In prose poem, one of such architextual feature is multitude of genres, allowing not only the various literary conventions (lyrical or parody-satirical monologue, short story, symbolic poem, dramatic scene) become real, but also different kinds of speech genres. Openness for modalities previously excluded from poetry seems to be more important than prose poetization, the latter being characteristic of a number of poetical prose varieties.
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THEORIES OF THE PROSE POEM (AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE) (Teorie poematu proza za granica)

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Kluba A.
Ruch Literacki
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2009
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vol. 50
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issue 1(292)
1-17
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This is a review of the criticism of the prose poem, a genre which has so far attracted hardly any attention in Poland. A survey of the most important contributions to that field, written in English and French within the last fifty years, reveals a fascinating and ambiguous portrait of the prose poem. Its protean, hybrid nature of an anti-genre aspiring to the status of 'the ultimate genre' eludes definition and the same time acts as a tantalizing challenge. It seems, however, that any fresh attempt to work out a model of the prose poem in the context of the established theoretical and ideological approaches runs the risk of projecting and reinforcing those discourses rather than taking us to the heart of the prose poem.
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