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Intimacy: From Transformation to Transmutation

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Bianchi G.
Human Affairs
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2010
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vol. 20
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issue 1
1-8
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The paper reflects the historical and current dynamism of the concept of intimacy. Besides differences between scientific disciplines in understanding what the substance of intimacy is, the recent discourse on change in intimacy has been dominated by the transformation theme introduced by Anthony Giddens (1992). Led by reflections of Richard Sennett (1986) the author draws attention to the opposite aspect of change in intimacy-the change in content, or the "transmutation" of intimacy. Transmutation of intimacy-the substitution of the satisfaction of intimate needs with identity creation-not only contests the very essence of intimacy, but also constitutes a significant challenge for the project of intimate citizenship (Plummer 2003).
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Letteratura italiana e “arti sorelle” alla Facoltà di lingua e letteratura polacca: un percorso di letteratura comparata

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Płaszczewska O.
Italica Wratislaviensia
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2013
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issue 4
127-139
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The purpose of the article is to outline the guidelines of the interdisciplinary course in comparative literature, given at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow. The subject of the series of lectures is the relation between Italian literature and different branches of art, in context of their cultural references. The strategies of sensibilization of the audience both to the problem of „sister arts” and to the Italian literature and language themselves are explained. In addition, the significance of an interdisciplinary approach to the problem of reception of Italian literature in European culture is mentioned as one of the aims of the lecture. Moreover, main problems of the course, such as themes of reintepretation of Italian classics in visual arts, music, cinema and theatre, are discussed on the background of „classroom dynamics” which characterize the group of students with different knowledge of Italian language and different cultural competences.
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