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Dziecko w kilku wcieleniach - o Zbiorze rytmów Kaspra Miaskowskiego

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Pietrzyk P.
Prace Literaturoznawcze
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2013
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issue 1
9-20
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the article is describing the revelant problem of the poetry of the beginning of the 17th century: way of lookinf at the child. Deliberations were based on the poetic volume of Kasper miaskowski. We are watching the child in 4 aspects. First - the child pilgrim in the walk to the heaven. a next is a child in the orbit of expectations of adults. In this poetry an unconcern is noticeable with the childhood as the peculiar lifespan. the third subsection is demonstrating excellent model of brainchild - of the Infant Jesus with his beauty, innocence and the mission to fulfill.
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Na tropie „Józefa Baki”. Barokowe inspiracje w powieści detektywistycznej Marka Krajewskiego

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Pietrzyk P.
Prace Literaturoznawcze
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2014
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issue 2
177-194
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This article has comparative character. It concerns some baroque ispirations in creation of Polish writer Marek Krajewski. Among others motive of regale appears in it – at first on honour of life. Then it is transformed to banquet of death (with rats as banqueters). These conversions remember baroque poetry of Józef Baka. The manner of describing of human body on banquet of death – this is the next similarity. Besides, detectives (main heroes of novels – Eberhard Mock and Edward Popielski) have certain features of our old polish ancestors. They like rich apparels, abundant meals and feminine body. Baroque elements co-create climate of antiquity in novels of Krajewski.
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