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The article is a review of the book by Maria Makaruk, Antoni Edward Odyniec – romantyk w zwierciadle biedermeieru, which was published in Warsaw in 2012. The book is devoted to the life and works of the poet connected with two literary currents, Romanticism and Biedermeier. This interesting and valuable volume is complemented by an anthology of Odyniec’s works.
Colloquia Litteraria
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2012
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vol. 13
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issue 2
161-183
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‘Travel Letters’ or ‘Letters about Adam’ by Antoni Edward Odyniec   The article presents the background of Odyniec’s Travel Letters and their reception. The author above all focuses on the chronological analysis of Letters and their significance in the shaping of Adam Mickiewicz’s biography reception.
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W artykule opublikowane zostały nieznane wcześniej listy Stefana Garczyńskiego do Antoniego Edwarda Odyńca wraz z niektórymi podobiznami autografów.
Facta Simonidis
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2023
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vol. 16
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issue 1
171-193
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This article summarises the most important research on the figure of Antoni Edward Odyniec conducted so far. Apart from discussing the most important biographical facts, the present sketch makes references to a number of important attitudes and research positions taken towards this man of letters both in the past and at present, including both those full of esteem and reverence and those mercilessly depreciating the nature of his actions and work. An important work illuminating the figure of the author himself are his “Letters from Travel”. Although, most often, these letters are treated as a source of more or less reliable information about Adam Mickiewicz, they tell us just as much about the author. In the re-evaluation of the current perception of both the existential and creative attitudes of Odyniec, a special role is played by references to the Biedermeier context, to which the final parts of the work are devoted. An important work, illuminating the figure of the author himself, will be his Letters from travel. Most often they were treated as a source of more or less reliable information about Adam Mickiewicz. However, the specificity of these epistolary utterances tells us just as much about the author. The reality that re-evaluates the current perception of both the existential and creative attitudes of Odyniec turns out to be the reference to the Biedermeier context, to which the final parts of the work will be devoted.
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Niniejszy artykuł ma charakter porządkujący dotychczasowe, najistotniejsze ustalenia badawcze na temat sylwetki Antoniego Edwarda Odyńca. W tworzeniu szkicu do jego portretu (oprócz głównych faktów biograficznych) dużą rolę będzie odgrywać przywoływanie różnorodnych, najważniejszych dawnych i współczesnych postaw oraz stanowisk badawczych, jakie wobec niego zajmowano, zarówno tych pełnych estymy oraz rewerencji, jak i deprecjonujących bezlitośnie charakter jego poczynań i twórczości. Istotnym dziełem doświetlającym postać samego autora będą tutaj jego Listy z podróży. Najczęściej traktowano je jako źródło mniej lub bardziej wiarygodnych informacji o Adamie Mickiewiczu. Jednakże specyfika owych epistolarnych wypowiedzi równie wiele mówi nam o autorze. Rzeczywistością przewartościowującą dotychczasowe postrzeganie zarówno postaw egzystencjalnych, jak i twórczych Odyńca, okazuje się zaś przywołanie kontekstu biedermeieru, czemu będą poświęcone końcowe partie pracy.
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The following paper is an attempt to remind of an forgotten Polish Romantic writer – Antoni Edward Odyniec. Since his 210th birthday anniversary will be celebrated in 2014 we find it a good reason to revise Odyniec‘s literary legacy as well as to try to place it in a broader context of the literary comperative studies. It is hereby suggested that Odyniec, both a member of the Vilnius-based Philomath Society and Adam Mickiewicz‘s good friend, as an author of the Romantic memoirs should be investigated in the light of narrative studies as well as those on self-creation, which becomes an important correlate of the literary discourse. Such a scientific perspectives has been consequently avoided by the researchers, reserving and limitating it merely to the great Romantic poets such as Krasinski or Slowacki. Therefore the main proposition of the following paper is to uncover this peculiar conflict between Romantic ideas of self-creation on the one hand and genealogical aspects of some genres (memoirs, letters, biographical attempt) on the other.
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Niniejszy artykuł stawia sobie za cel przypomnienie zapomnianej już nieco w romantologii postaci Antoniego Edwarda Odyńca. Na rok 2014 przypada 210 rocznica urodzin tego pisarza. Sprzyja to zatem nie tylko rewizjom jego twórczości ale także próbie umieszczenia tegoż dorobku w świetle obecnych badań literaturoznawczych. Artykuł przybliża zatem osobę byłego filomaty i przyjaciela Mickiewicza, przywołuje spisane wspomnienia Odyńca, stawiając jego twórczość w świetle badań narratologicznych, a także problematyki autokreacji jako jednym z istotnych korelatów wypowiedzi literackiej. Takiej perspektywy badawczej do tej pory konsekwentnie Odyńcowi odmawiano, obwarowując tego typu badania tylko dla wielkich romantyków (Krasiński, Słowacki). Ukazany w pracy konflikt pomiędzy romantyczną kreacją podmiotu a genologicznymi aspektami form literackich (wspomnienie, relacja epistolograficzna, przyczynek do biografii,) staje się jedną z głównych propozycji badawczych przedłożonej pracy.
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This text is a reconstruction of the image of Venice offered in Listy z podróży by Antoni Edward Odyniec. Against the background of Romantic traditions (Byron, Chateaubriand, Shelley, and Radcliffe), I present how the author shaped the portrait of Venice suspended between the Romantic vision of the city/monster (Leviathan) and the ballad-based vision of the city/Siren. I indicate not only the fact that the image of Venice was rooted in the sentimental/Romantic stereotype, but I also define to what extent it was formed by the imagined world of Polish nobility, i.e. szlachta. Most of all, however, I am interested in the traces present in Listy z podróży which enable one to uncover Mickiewicz’s influence on how Odyniec shaped the image of Venice.
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W artykule zawarta jest publikacja nieznanych wcześniej listów Wincentego Pola do Antoniego Edwarda Odyńca i Aleksandry Borkowskiej z lat 1867 i 1869.
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The article discusses the translation of four poems by George Gordon Byron: Vision of Belshezzar, The Wild Gazelle, Oh! Weep for Those, On Jordan’s Banks from the collection Hebrew Melodies published in 1816 as a result of the poet’s cooperation with the composer Isaac Nathan. The Polish translations by Antoni Edward Odyniec were published in his collections in 1826 (Vision of Belshezzar) and 1832 (the remaining ones). The first part of the text is dedicated to the circumstances in which the originals were written. The second part constitutes a detailed analysis of the translation choices of Odyniec, which places them in the context of Polish poetry of the post-partitions period (among others, poems by Jan Paweł Woronicz and Adam Jerzy Czartoryski) and in the context of translation studies (Lawrence Venuti, Stanisław Barańczak, André Lefevere).
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