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„Na nagłej i niespodziewanej sprężynie” – Makowskie bajki as a borderland of children poetry and the poetic myth of a child This paper reads Jerzy Ficowski’s Makowskie bajki, a poetry volume/series written under the influence of chosen Tadeusz Makowski’s paintings, as a separate work situated somewhere in the ‘borderland’ of children and adult literature, or as literature that does not clearly define its target. The main context for this interpretation of the cycle are mainly children poems by Ficowski. Some of his early poems from 1957–1974, especially the Zmierzch o świcie poem, are significant as sources of the artistic myth of a child, derived from the visions of Bruno Schulz and Witold Wojtkiewicz, visions troubling and extending beyond the children’s understanding. The paper examines the artistic consequences of the inspirations coming from both sides of this literary border. Key words: children literature; poetry for children; poetic myth; literary borderland; childhood; poetry series; Tadeusz Makowski;
Pamiętnik Literacki
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2022
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vol. 113
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issue 3
243-251
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W omówieniu bibliografii podmiotowej Adama Mickiewicza opublikowanej w serii „Nowy Korbut” zamieszczono uzupełnienia, które można było uwzględnić dzięki ostatnim publikacjom zwierającym nieznane dotąd fakty i materiały. Upomniano się również o poszerzenie bazy XIX-wiecznych przekładów tekstów Mickiewicza, które mogłyby w istotny sposób zmodyfikować stan wiedzy na temat recepcji twórczości poety poza środowiskiem polskojęzycznym.
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In the presentation of Adam Mickiewicz’s subject bibliography published within the series of “Nowy Korbut” (“New Korbut”) contains supplements that could be allowed for due to the latest publications with unknown until now facts and materials. Additionally, it respects the enlarged collection of the 19th c. Mickiewicz’s translations into various languages that might substantially modify the state of research in the poet’s output reception outside Polish-speaking environments.
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