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Andreasa Bana ucieczka ze świata („Belladonna” Dašy Drndić i „O starzeniu się” Jeana Améry’ego)

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Giergiel S.

Slavica Wratislaviensia

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2016

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vol. 163

783-793

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The paper analyses the final phase in the life of of Daša Drndić’s Belladonna’s protagonist. In the last years of his existence, Andreas Ban’s consciousness is dominated by the thoughts about illness and the nearing retirement. Commonly, both these phenomena mark the threshold of an old age. When it comes to this particular character, they amplify the sensation of solitude (initially stemming from the keen sense of criticism that Ban displays) as well as impotence (connected to the disagreement with the existence of asenile and poor life of an aged man to which Ban is doomed). Drndić uses her novel’s protagonist to accuse both the Croatian state and the contemporary civilization of fetishizing youth and beauty, which, in turn, sentences the Other to “non-existence” (in Drndić’s prose, the Other is always anonconformist who, additionally in her latest novel, is in advanced age).

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U tekstu se analiziraju poslednje godine života Andreasa Bana – glavnog lika romana Belladonna D. Drndić. Pred kraj života Ban je obuzet mislima obolesti ipenziji koja ga čeka. Mnogi misle da su ove dve pojave obeležje starosti. Kod Bana one stvaraju osećaj otuđenosti/usamljenosti, koji proizilazi iz izrazite kritičnosti, karakterične za ovaj lik, inemoći, učijoj je osnovi pobunamrzovoljnog isiromašnog starcaprotiv života, na koji je prinuđen. Kroz sudbinu svog junaka Daša Drndić optužuje hrvatsko društvo, kao isavremenu civilizacijiu koja, idealizujući mladost ilepotu istovremeno osuđuje na nepostojanje „Drugo” („Drugi” upoetici ove spisateljice označava nonkonformistu, koji je uovom slučaju vremešan).

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Kazimiery Iłłakowiczówny dyskurs o utraconej ojczyźnie

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Szpunar K.

Tematy i Konteksty

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2017

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vol. 12

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issue 7

168-184

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Kazimiera Iłłakowiczówna’s literary output is unusually rich. The poet was born in Vilnius and she spent her youth in Polish Livonia (now Latvia) which topography played a crucial role in her literary work. The loss of this “little homeland” contributed to the specific creation of the country of her childhood. Livonia and Lithuania became for the author of The Lithuanian Nightingale the source of both idyll and pain; the peculiar Way of the Cross. In her works the poet mourns and recalls the lost homeland. She also tries to persuade the warring nations to forgive and make peace. She prays for the disappearance of the borders.

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War chronicles of 1939-1945: Exile, memory – the eradication pain

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Alves A. M.

Lublin Studies in Modern Languages and Literature

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2015

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vol. 39

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issue 1

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Der Band enthält die Abstracts ausschließlich in englischer Sprache.

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Memory, identity, commitment and treason are words at the heart of these reflections on exile as a consequence of the Second World War, a time when countless intellectuals and other personalities felt displaced, dislocated, uprooted and desperate. Revisiting the history of those dark years under the sign of exile is to bring back the perspectives of those who, having lost their identities, still exist as inconvenient witnesses to the period.

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Le numéro contient uniquement les résumés en anglais

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Tom zawiera abstrakty tylko w języku angielskim.

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Том не содержит аннотаций на английской языке.

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Andreasa Bana ucieczka ze świata („Belladonna” Dašy Drndić i „O starzeniu się” Jeana Améry’ego)

Kazimiery Iłłakowiczówny dyskurs o utraconej ojczyźnie

War chronicles of 1939-1945: Exile, memory – the eradication pain