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Recenzja książki - Janis Augsburger, Masochismen. Mythologisierung als Krisen-Ästhetik bei Bruno Schulz, Wehrhahn Verlag, Hannover 2008, ss. 344.
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The study Masochisms. Mythologizing as an Aesthetics of Crisis in the Work of Bruno Schulz, parts of which have been translated below, presents the thesis that in the work of B. Schulz the phenomenon of mythologizing is connected with masochism – a concept conceived of as a historical, cultural and aesthetic interpretative category. The combination of the two phenomena makes it possible to notice some relationships between Schulz’s literary and graphic works which have not been recognized yet. The author discusses some psychoanalytical, sociological, historical and philosophical notions of masochism applicable to a literary text. She tries to describe the “masochistic aesthetics” appearing in Schulz’s short stories (on the narrative level: lack of motion, suspense, tension) and in his graphics (theatricalization, lack of eye contact between the figures) and shows how this aesthetics integrates the prose of Schulz, his Idolatrous Book and his illustrations for the short story The Book.
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Russian tradition treats ornamental prose as a kind of prose employing additional semantic and rhythmical codes. B. Schulz’s works correspond to this definition, although signals of the secondary coding are not always correlated to their Russian equivalents (both rhythmical formulas and devices of narration). The chosen translation strategies are determined by the translator’s proximity to the aesthetics of Russian ornamentalism and the tradition of Russian ornamental prose.
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