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A biblical parable reverberating in the poem Podwaliny [Foundations] by Leopold Staff (archaic functions of the narrative text and its topical application)

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Dobrzyńska T.
Nauka
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2017
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issue 2
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Podwaliny [Foundations], the poem written by Leopold Staff right after the war and carrying traces of a profound trauma, takes advantage of the motifs drawn from the biblical parable of good and bad construction practices (Gospel According to St Matthew, 7:24–27). In her interpretation of the poem, the author analyses the way(s) in which the biblical paradigm has been transformed, and the consequences of this procedure. Use is made of the opinions of the scholars who have reconstructed the primary function of parabolic stories, having identified in them the original forms of thinking which preceded the evolvement of abstract concepts encoding qualities.
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„Zamknij drzwi”, czyli wykorzystanie przestrzeni filmowej do uobecnienia sacrum na przykładzie filmu Sieranevada Cristi Puiu

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Przybylski K.
Images. The International Journal of European Film, Performing Arts and Audiovisual Communication
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2020
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vol. 27
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issue 36
57-69
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The article analyzes how the main representative of the Romanian New Wave – Cristi Puiu – uses the visual space of an apartment for staging and presenting the visible and hidden spheres of reality. His film Sieranevada, focusing on a family meeting on the occasion of religious ceremonies commemorating recently deceased senior family member, shows the possibilities of using the language of realism to appeal to the spirituality present in everyday life and to unveil Transcendence.
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