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Inne oblicza męskości. Rec.: Marian Bielecki, Kłopoty z innością. Kraków 2012

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Kaliściak T.

Pamiętnik Literacki

2016

vol. 107

issue 2

246-250

Recenzja omawia książkę Mariana Bieleckiego, której tematem jest szeroko pojmowana „inność” i jej skomplikowane relacje z „tożsamością” rozpatrywane w dziełach Witolda Gombrowicza czy też Mirona Białoszewskiego. Pojęcia, takie jak „abiekt”, „cudzoziemskość”, „kamp” czy „queer” stanowią centrum rozważań Bieleckiego, które badacz traktuje jako synonimy czy też odmiany „inności”.

The review discusses Marian Bielecki’s book, the subject of which is broadly understood “otherness” and its complicated relations with “identity” examined in Witold Gombrowicz’s or Miron Białoszewski’s works. Notions such as “abiect,” “foreigness,” “camp” or “queer” are focal in Bielecki’s considerations, and he treats them as synonyms or variants of “otherness.”

Bośnia − hortus horridus. Obraz Bośni w podróżach franciszkanów Grgi Marticia i Ivana Frano Jukicia

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Pieniążek-Markowić K.

Prace Filologiczne. Literaturoznawstwo

2014

issue 4(7)

263-278

The subject of discussion in the present article are travel accounts of the nineteenth century given by two Franciscans, namely, Grgo Matić and Ivan Frano Jukić as a result of their visit in Bosnia. The image of the territory, reconstructed on the basis of their accounts, manifests itself as a devastated Arcadia. Bosnia turns out to be a country which may not be taken under rational consideration, since it is embroiled in absurdities and contradictions, streaked with poverty, but rich in all resources of nature. The visited country is perceived as a paradisiac place destroyed by its contemptible in habitants, who being dirty themselves, sully the whole space with their own impurity. It is a place where everything is out of place, which is transformed into a borderland, dominated by divisions, far from social and divine order. Presented as such, Bosnia, hortus horridus, becomes a sort of gothic garden in which, among beautiful, yet wild, nature and ruins imperfect and scared people live; their tainted women who transgress against the established roles, the oppressor (Ottoman Turks), a lazy local Muslim, and a member of the Orthodox Church who breaks out of the Illyrian common visions.

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Inne oblicza męskości. Rec.: Marian Bielecki, Kłopoty z innością. Kraków 2012

Bośnia − hortus horridus. Obraz Bośni w podróżach franciszkanów Grgi Marticia i Ivana Frano Jukicia