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Opisanie Witowa Aleksandra Minora – o „kodowaniu świata” w literaturze baroku

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Łapajska A.
Meluzyna. Dawna Literatura i Kultura
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2015
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vol. 2(3)
95-104
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This paper analyses previously unknown poem, published by Agnieszka Niewiadomska in the “Melusina” (2015, no. 1), from a handwritten silva rerum by Aleksander Minor – cupbearer (cześnik) of Chełm and the author of various texts, mostly occasional texts. “The Description of Witów” (Opisanie Witowa) is a panegyric piece, praising the former mansion in Witów (Lesser Poland region). The paper attempts to establish the historical, cultural, and literary (especially in the rhetorical tradition and nobleman poetry topics aspects) contexts of the poem. The juxtaposition of literary conventions with reality known from archives and on-site research allows to post a question concerning the methods and capabilities of recording reality in literature of the second half of the 17th century. The discovery of Minor’s poem is also a contribution to reflect on the legitimacy of researching on non-remarkable texts, which value for literary history is based not only on the quality of literary features.
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Edycja utworu Opisanie Witowa Aleksandra Minora z sylwy rękopiśmiennej autora

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Agnieszka N.
Meluzyna. Dawna Literatura i Kultura
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2015
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vol. 1(2)
73
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The article presents the edition of the never published and unknown poem Opisanie Witowa by Aleksander Minor. The composition comes from author’s silva rerum, with the texts dated for 1664–1705. The publication includes the editorial comments and the introduction with a short description on Aleksander Minor, his silva rerum (commonplace book) and the historical and literary background of the poem.
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