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Medialny, święty. Jan Paweł II w poezji współczesnej

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Kudyba W.
Roczniki Humanistyczne
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2020
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vol. 68
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issue 1
477-492
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John Paul II is not only a writer, but also an extremely popular hero of contemporary literary works. Some poets interestingly problematise the issue of the presence of the Pope’s figure in the media. Tadeusz Dąbrowski’s poem transfers our attention from a single television frame to a reflection on the role of the media in our digital world. In contrast, the lyrics of Roman Bąk first contain a caricatured image of the media and show the Pope-prophet and mystic in the second part of his diptych.
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Jan Paweł II to nie tylko pisarz, ale także niezwykle popularny bohater współczesnych utworów literackich. Niektórzy poeci ciekawie problematyzują zagadnienie obecności postaci tego Papieża w mediach. Wiersz Tadeusza Dąbrowskiego przenosi naszą uwagę z pojedynczego telewizyjnego kadru w obszar refleksji nad rolą mediów w naszym cyfrowym świecie. Natomiast liryk Romana Bąka zawiera najpierw karykaturalny obraz medialnego show, by w drugiej części dyptyku ukazać Papieża-proroka i mistyka.
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„Tylko mówisz – milczysz”. Wiersz-światłocień

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Kraszewski D.
Przestrzenie Teorii
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2016
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issue 25
211-229
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The author of the article puts Tadeusz Dąbrowski’s poems, the poet from Gdańsk, as the subject to reflextion. The considerations include the following volumes of poetry: Te Deum (2008), Black square (2009), Between (2013). The author analyses the selected poems in reading-response criticism aspect and in the context of the theory of language mediation and the act of communication. By developing allusions to light and shade figure philosophy by Martin Heidegger as well as the analogies of Dąbrowski’s poetry to photography, he tries to show the specificity of Tadeusz Dąbrowski’s poetic output.
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