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„Byłbym spłonął jak plewa” – dystans i autokreacja w „Przypadkach niektórych” Józefa Andrzeja Załuskiego

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Bąkowska P.

Pamiętnik Literacki

2016

vol. 107

issue 1

7-26

The article attempts at an interpretation of Józef Andrzej Załuski’s “Przypadki niektóre [...] (Several Cases [...]).” The Kiev bishop, known primarily from his social and cultural activities, was in the year 1767 imprisoned and sent to Kaluga by order of Nicolas Repnin. The analysis of the piece, the composition of which was influenced by the experience of captivity, is scarcely present in the state of research, and allows to disclose various modes of the author’s self-presentation in old literature as well as sheds new light on Załuski’s literary creativity. Taking advantage of the tools offered by modern humanities and respecting the role of tradition and the specificity of Old-Polish epoch and Enlightenment, it offers an opportunity to reflect upon pre-romantic awareness of exile.

„…Rządy nasze są popsowane, poprawy więc potrzebują, a nie odmiany…” Józefa Andrzeja Załuskiego koncepcja funkcjonowania ustroju Rzeczypospolitej

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Perłakowski A.

Krakowskie Studia z Historii Państwa i Prawa

2012

vol. 5

issue 2

133–147

Józef Andrzej Załuski, bishop of Kiev and the alleged author of Opisanie krótkie niektórych interessów wewnętrznych Najjaśniejszej Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej w roku 1762 (Brief description of some internal interests of the Eminent Polish Nobiliary Republic in 1762), tried to survey a series of opinions and reflections on the constitutional system of Poland at the decline of the reign of August III of Vettin dynasty and the beginning of reign of Stanisław August Poniatowski. The major element of Załuski’s analysis is his attitude toward liberum veto which was one of the most crucial elements of the Polish constitutional system. While perceiving the negative aspect of the abuse arising from the liberum veto, Załuski considered the latter to be the immanent part of the Polish constitution. He therefore regarded the liberum veto as something unavoidable and as something what produced a counterbalance vis-à-vis the voting by majority, the latter being applied in England, Sweden and Denmark. It is easy to observe that Załuski was a firm opponent of the majority vote system. What – in his opinion - was detrimental to the Polish Republic was the absence of the effective implementation of good laws. As a result he did not see any need for the introduction of new constitutional devices. The volume published by the bishop of Kiev assumed, to a large extent, also the shape of polemics conducted by him with Stanisław Konarski and with the treaty of the latter On the Effective Advice.

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„Byłbym spłonął jak plewa” – dystans i autokreacja w „Przypadkach niektórych” Józefa Andrzeja Załuskiego

„…Rządy nasze są popsowane, poprawy więc potrzebują, a nie odmiany…” Józefa Andrzeja Załuskiego koncepcja funkcjonowania ustroju Rzeczypospolitej