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Nowe ego – fenomenologiczny Absolut.

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Ucińska D.
Nowa Krytyka
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2016
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issue 36
189-205
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This article deals with the analysis of the pure consciousness in phenomenology. The reduction carried out by phenomenologists presented in the article reveals the existence of the absolute area of consciousness. This in turn leads to a new perception of the Absolute which can be described within its actions while remaining transcendental. My analysis I begin with explaining what is and what is the result of the epoche reduction and transcendental reduction. Then I present an analysis of the internal awareness of time as presented by Husserl and explain why it reveals the absolute sphere of human consciousness. Further, I analyze the views of phenomenologists such as R. Ingarden, A.T. Tymieniecka, E. Stein, E. Fink, L. Landgrebe, L. Quentin regarding transcendental „I” and absolute consciousness. From the analysis emerges an image of the Absolute which is based on subjectivity and relations among subjects.
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Poezja bez niepoezji, czyli meandry poezji czystej

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Mazur E.
Tematy i Konteksty
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2018
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vol. 13
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issue 8
546-551
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The text is a review of the book by Gustaw Ostasz, entitled Śladami poezji czystej (Retracing Pure Poetry) and presenting considerations on the relationship between poetry and non-poetry. According to the reviewer the book stands out for its presentation of an important phenomenon in the modern lyric poetry, i.e. “pure poetry” understood as beauty, aesthetic ideal, and the Absolute. She also points out that, as an excellent supplement to the methodological considerations, the subse-quent chapters of the book present interpretations of major works of Polish 20th century literature, representing the concept of “pure poetry”.
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