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In the review I discuss Paweł Mackiewicz’s book paying special attention to his methodological choices and their consequences. I argue that traditional philological methods are insufficient to present the innovative and experimental character of Sendecki’s poetry. Mackiewicz is rightly sceptical toward deconstructive interpretations but he does not transform ideas proposed by “deconstructive reviewers” and returns to interpretation rooted in representationalism. I argue that it is necessary to elaborate on such an interpretative method that would not petrify the poem and – at the same time – would capture something beside conclusions concerning the crisis of representation. I underline the value of relational reading where the level of representation equals the level of material dimension of the poem, thus subordinating interpretation to the regime of immanence. In this case, the “meaning” of a poem ceases to be more important than its “existence”, and both modes become dynamic as they reveal inevitable involvement of literature in social relations.
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Polish poetry of the 1990s was shaped primarily by the works of Andrzej Sosnowski, an author who introduced the New York tradition into our language. The poet Adam Zdrodowski, who debuted in 2005, is often referred to as Sosnowski’s most capable student and it is for this reason that literary criticism fails to accord Sosnowski’s poetry the attention it deserves. In this paper I strive to demonstrate that Zdrodowski is first and foremost a student of John Ashbery; it should be noted that the author of Przygody, etc. reads the New York poetry in a very different way to Sosnowski.
Praktyka Teoretyczna
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2016
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vol. 21
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issue 3
118-137
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The article applies the schizoanalytic approach to migration theory and focuses on the tension between the constantly growing flow of a mobile workforce and the power of the contemporary “liquid” capital. By juxtaposing the theses posed by critical migration scholars (Sassen, Mezzadra, Neilson, Tsianos, Papadopoulos, Trimikliniotis) with three concepts from Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari (the apparatus of capture; becoming; the nomadic war machine), the article elaborates on new modes of subversion. It claims they could be useful to labour and migration movements nowadays. Although such an approach does not provide any specific and verified means of resistance, it reveals what patterns of struggle are nowadays needed to oppose the global network of surveillance and exploitation.aimed to make free mobility possible are becoming its main source of danger.
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W artykule zaprezentowane zostało schizoanalityczne spojrzenie na teorię migracji, a przede wszystkim na kwestię napięcia pomiędzy nieprzerwanie wzrastającymi przepływami mobilnej siły roboczej i władzą współczesnego, „płynnego” kapitału. Zestawiając tezy postawione przez najbardziej wpływowych teoretyków migracji (m.in. Sassen, Mezzadrę i Neilsona, Tsianosa, Papadopoulosa, Trimikliniotisa) z trzema pojęciami Gilles’a Deleuze’a oraz Féliksa Guattariego (kolejno: aparat pochwycenia, stawanie-się, nomadyczna maszyna wojenna), staram się wypracować nowe formuły subwersji w ramach dzisiejszych ruchów pracowniczych i migracyjnych. Pomimo że ta optyka nie proponuje żadnych jednoznacznych, zweryfikowanych taktyk oporu, jasno daje do zrozumienia, jakich form walki potrzebujemy współcześnie, by przeciwstawić się globalnej sieci nadzoru i wyzysku.
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The article discusses three elements characteristic of the works of the poet, prose writer and performer Adam Kaczanowski, which resulted in the poor visibility of his achievements in the critical literary discourse after 2000. The first issue concerns the convention of “onirism, which stands firmly on earth” (or “wide realism”), which did not allow Kaczanowski to enter into the binary system “experience versus language” visible in the most important critical literary approaches of the last dozen or so years. The second issue is Kaczanowski’s critique of late capitalism ideology – the hero of this article touched upon this problem at a time when the economic situation favored primarily post-transformation, liberal and libertarian narrations. The third thread is related to the strategy of contesting the status quo: whereas from the late 1990s in the poetry and accompanying discourses the most popular category was irony, Kaczanowski used humor as a tool of subversion (both irony and humor are defined after Gilles Deleuze). 
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In the present article the author endeavours to compare the main assumptions of Italian post-operaist feminism (mostly those related to the Wages for Housework campaign) with Luce Irigaray’s sexuate difference philosophy. Assuming as a departure point the notion of labour force reproduction, the author tries to prove the synergic potential sustaining between the two mentioned perspectives – the most noteworthy convergence between them is the eventually shared ontological horizon stemming from Marx’s perspective on communism as “the real movement which abolishes the present state of things.”
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Вердикт: цикличност. О Бесконечности Аля Коперника Резюме Статья содержит попытку аналза видеостиха Бесконечносьть Аля Коперника и Артема Кирсанова. Видеопоэзия в своих сегодняшних формах оказывается явлением относительно новым, в связи с чем исследователи и критики все еще не выработали соответствующего языка, который мог бы помочь справиться с описанием этого жанра. Пытаясь постичь онтологический статус этой формы искусства, в статье автор использует идеи Тома Конивеса, выраженные а его работе Видеопоэзия. Манифест. Однако, чтобы выявить важнейюшую проблему затронутую в Бесконечности, автор статьи отсылается к философским рефлексиям о повторимости - то Фридриха Ницше по Жиля Делёза. Dawid Kujawa Judgment: cyclicity. About Al Kopernik’s Infinity Summary The article is an attempt to analyse of Al Kopernik’s and Artiom Kirsanow’s videopoem called Infinity. Videopoetry in its current form is a relatively recent phenomenon, therefore scholars and critics still didn’t elaborate a suitable language, which could be useful to describe particular works of the genre. In this paper the author tries to capture the ontological status of this art form using some of Tom Konyves’s claims expressed in his Videopoetry: Manifesto. However, to present the most important matter of Infinity, the author refers to the philosophical considerations of repetition - from Friedrich Nietzsche to Gilles Deleuze.
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How to Look for Lines of Flight Today? Introduction
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Jak dziś szukać linii ujścia? Wstęp
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