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The author shares his experience and insights during his work on a new Polish translation of Ivan Vazov’s novel Under The Yoke. The article reveals the results of his textological analysis of the novel that includes interpretations of its title message and of various aspects of Vazov’s masterpiece, such as the function of the play Genovefa and theatre in general in constructing the novel’s fictional universe, the culture war between the worlds of Christianity and Islam, the romantic design of the main character interpreted in the light of Adam Mickiewicz’s Gustaw-Konrad, wordplay and culminating metaphors as means of metaphorization, syntax twists in depicting characters’ moods and emotions, the role of speaking names etc. All aspects of Vazov’s novel, discussed in this article, aim to reveal its remarkable mastery.
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Autor artykułu, a jednocześnie nowego przekładu powieści Iwana Wazowa Pod jarzmem, dzieli się swoimi spostrzeżeniami, nagromadzonymi podczas pracy nad przekładem. Dokonana przez niego analiza tekstologiczna utworu, podporządkowana jest zarówno interpretacji głównego przesłania dzieła, wyrażonego w tytule, jak i wielu aspektom szczegółowym. Spośród nich wymienić można: funkcję dramatu Genowefa i teatru w ogóle w konstruowaniu świata przedstawionego, wojnę kulturową dwóch światów – chrześcijaństwa i islamu, romantyczną konstrukcję głównego bohatera, postrzeganego w analogii do mickiewiczowskiego Gustawa-Konrada, gry słowne i metafory użyte jako narzędzia metaforyzacji, wykorzystanie zabiegów składniowych dla budowania nastroju i wyrażania emocji, a także rola imion mówiących. Wymienione wyżej spostrzeżenia i obserwacje mają służyć ukazaniu mistrzostwa kreacji artystycznej Wazowa.
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The article represents an attempt to reflect on the possible causes of a positive reception in Bulgaria for the painting entitled The Batak Massacre (1892) by a Polish artist, Antoni Piotrowski. This work is considered one of the most eloquent visualizations of the traumatic events of significance to Bulgarians that took place during the so-called anti-Turkish April uprising in 1876. Due to the entanglement of circumstances the massacre in Batak has grown to the status of a national myth. The artist, well acquainted with the current situation in the Balkans (which is documented in his autobiography), could not have, however, been fully aware of the semantic potential of the associations invoked by his painting. The topos of the “river of blood”, placed at the centre of attention, interpreted by Piotrowski in a manner differing from that in Southern Slavic folklore or Bulgarian literature, becomes the starting point for the author’s reflections on the repertoire of associations that this work could invoke in the recipient “initiated” into the meanders of their own culture, as was Ivan Vazov, the writer and apologist for the painting. The suggested research approach can be put in the realm of a particular imagology based on the reconstruction of possible strategies to negotiate meanings in intercultural relations.
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