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In the present article historical and cultural allusions in the cycle A Midsummer Night’s Dream by B. Pasternak (from his book Themes and Variations, 1916-1922) are analyzed. The special attention is paid on artistic interpretation of the images of Shakespeare, Chopin, Rembrandt and others. Peculiarities of the Russian poet’s conception of genius as a phenomenon of grace of God are investigated.
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The aim of this article is to show how the idea of cyclicality functions in the artistic world of The Banishment, directed by Andrei Zvyagintsev. We try to show that this idea works in conjunction with biblical motifs, but is also visible in a broader mythical-anthropological context. This idea is inseparably linked with the motive of the border, which is floating by its nature. We also try to put emphasis on the Zvyagintsev’sartistic method.
Roczniki Kulturoznawcze
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2017
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vol. 8
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issue 1
91-124
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Oficjalnym dokumentem, na mocy którego św. Jadwiga Śląska została zaliczona przez Kościół katolicki do grona Świętych, jest Bulla wystawiona przez papieża Klemensa IV 26 marca 1267 r. Analizując treść tego dokumentu papieskiego, można zauważyć, że jest on na wskroś przeniknięty duchem biblijnym. Wyrazem tego są liczne odniesienia biblijne w postaci krótkich cytatów, parafraz tekstów Pisma Świętego, metafor biblijnych oraz przywołanych postaci biblijnych. Wszystkie te odniesienia biblijne posłużyły autorowi Bulli, aby przedstawić duchową sylwetkę św. Jadwigi oraz jej rolę jako Świętej, która oręduje w niebie za żyjącymi jeszcze na ziemi. W świetle Bulli św. Jadwiga jawi się jako kobieta, której życie było mocno oparte na fundamencie biblijnym.
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The Bulla issued by Clement IV on 26 March 1267 is the official document in which Saint Hedwig of Silesia was declared a Saint of the Catholic Church. An analysis of the papal document reveals that it is permeated with biblical spirit. This is manifested by numerous biblical references in the form of short citations, paraphrases of the excerpts from the Holy Scripture, biblical metaphors and mentions of biblical characters. The author of the Bulla used all those biblical references to outline the spiritual profile of Saint Hedwig and describe her role as a Saint who intercedes in Heavens for those who live on Earth. In the light of the Bulla, Saint Hedwig appears as a woman whose life was firmly grounded in the biblical foundations.
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