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A Few Comments on Selected Articles of the 1964 Constitution of Afghanistan

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Kłagisz M. M. P.
Folia Orientalia
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2022
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vol. 59
189-235
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The article gathers comments on selected articles to be found in the 1964 Constitution of Afghanistan - the third in Afghanistan’s history but at the same time the first in many respects, not only because of its modern, by the standards of the time, nature, as it was supposed to change the nature of the monarchy from an absolute into a constitutional/parliamentary one. The text is divided into four parts: (0) Introduction, where the aims of the analysis and reasons for writing the text have been presented; (1) Historical perspective of the Afghanistan’s constitutional movement; (2) In-depth comments on: (i) Royal Promulgation, (ii) The Preamble, and (iii) nineteen articles; as well as (3) Conclusions.
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Khalilollah par Khalilollah: On Memoirs of Khalilollah Khalili as an Autobiographical Text

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Kłagisz M. M. P.
Folia Orientalia
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2021
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vol. 58
87-109
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The subject of this research is the Memoirs of Khalilollah Khalili with particular reference to the subjectivity and identity of the autobiographical self. The text is divided into nine parts discussing the following issues: (1) Khalilollah Khalili; (2) title; (3) language-its form and style; (4) subject matter; (5) heterogeneity of genres; (6) authenticity and inauthenticity of the memoirs; (7) audience; (8) eventual inspiration; (9) the self; and (10) conclusions.
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Przygody Mułły Nasreddina (tłumaczenie z języka perskiego)

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Kłagisz M. M. P.
The Polish Journal of the Arts and Culture. New Series
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2023
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vol. 18
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issue 2
105-116
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Trzydzieści trzy opowiastki o Mulle Nasreddinie pochodzą z dwutomowego anonimowego zbioru Mollā Nasroddin wydanego w Teheranie w 1971 roku. Mułła Nasreddin, znany także jako m.in.: Hodża Nasreddin, Nasreddin Efendi, Hodża ar-Rumi, to domorosły filozof, mistyk, najmądrzejszy wśród najgłupszych i najgłupszy wśród najmądrzejszych, przechera, szachraj, trefniś, żartowniś, innymi słowy, trickster, którego przygody krążą w postaci anegdot i opowiastek od Anatolii po Azję Środkową. Wiele nacji uznaje go za swojego przedstawiciela, a badacze wciąż poszukują pierwowzoru jego postaci. Polskim czytelnikom znany dobrze dzięki twórczości Zdzisława Nowaka (1930–1995), wieloletniego redaktora miesięcznika Świerszczyk, czy Idriesa Shaha (1924–1996), brytyjsko-afgańskiego propagatora muzułmańskiego mistycyzmu (sufizmu).
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