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Zygmunt Krasińskis Umgang mit der deutschenLiteratur. Ein Beitrag zum deutsch-polnischenromantischen Kulturtransfer nach 1830

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Kopij-Weiß M.
Germanica Wratislaviensia
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2012
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vol. 136
41-55
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The intercourse with the German literature and philosophy was an important factor for Zygmunt Krasiński’s intellectual biography. German literature was to him a truly aesthetic experience and inspiration, which he many times admitted. The most important German-speaking authors were Jean Paul, Novalis, Hegel, Friedrich Schlegel, and Goethe, whose Faust had a significant impact on the Nie-Boska komedia. Interesting reading and insight into the reception of the German culture is offered by Krasiński’s rich correspondence, which can be treated as a kind of commentary to the works of the Germans he read. The Polish romantic saw the key to the understanding of German poetry and speculative philosophy in pantheism, to which he himself had an ambivalent attitude.
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CONTEMPORRARY SACRED ART - A RELFECTION ON ITS ESSENCE AND REASON FOR CONCERN (Wspolczesna sztuka sakralna - refleksje o jej istocie i przyczyny niepokoju)

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Rodzinski S.
Sacrum et Decorum. Materiały i studia z historii sztuki sakralnej
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2008
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vol. 1
46-50
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The text aims to show the crucial relationship between the creative process of an architect and artist, who undertakes a project for a church and for the Church, and his spiritual life and his faith. It is this relationship that has determined the creation of the greatest works of sacred art and architecture throughout the history of art and of the Church. The essence of good art is its universality. Texts by church hierarchs, including John Paul II and Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, may give artista both an inspiration and assistance in finding the meaning and form of their works. This applies equally to the relation of religious architecture to the landscape as well as the importance of sacred art in the lives of the faithful. Without this awareness, the architect and the artist often create objects which may just as well be department stores (galleries) and churches; ones in which the faithful will not find any inspiration of faith.
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