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Kontakty Pietra Bemba z Polakami

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Kowalczyk D.
Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis. Studia Historicolitteraria
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2017
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vol. 17
17-25
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The article presents the relationship between one of the main representatives of Italianhumanism – Pietro Bembo – with Poles. The most important aspect was his friendship withKlemens Janicki who studied in Padua in 1538–1540. His works are a testimony of contactshe had established when in Italy. Bembo was mentioned in Janicki’s works (Variae Elegiae IX,Epigrammata LII). Another element connecting the Italian with Poles were congratulatoryletters on his cardinal appointment. The newly-appointed cardinal was congratulated by kingSigismund the Old via enigmatic figures of Jan Wincenty Dulcis de Lasco and Piotr Kmita.A trace of Bembo’s contact with Poles is also the formal correspondence of his while being thesecretary of Pope Leo X.
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Renesansowa relacja z wejścia na wulkan w De Aetna Pietra Bemba. Nowatorstwo czy kontynuacja tradycji?

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Kowalczyk D.
Italica Wratislaviensia
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2015
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issue 6
95-111
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This article presents how Pietro Bembo described his journey towards the summit of Mount Etna, focusing specifically on the journey’s Renaissance connotations and the way that Petrarch’s Epistolae Familiares 4.1 influenced Bembo. There are similarities and differences between Petrarch’s account of climbing Mont Ventoux and Bembo’s text. The aim is to present two sides of Bembo’s descriptions: the innovation, which is that of empiricism, or, rather, illusory empiricism (called as such because of the unlikely probability of an authentic Etna explosion, allegedly seen by the author), and the continuation of the literary tradition of writing about Etna.
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Artykuł ukazuje w jaki sposób Pietro Bembo opisał swoją wędrówkę ku szczytowi Etny. Skupia się głównie na renesansowych elementach tekstu oraz na inspiracjach, które Bembo zaczerpnął z Epistolae familiares 4.1 Petrarki. Ukazane zostały podobieństwa i różnice między relacją Petrarki z wejścia na Mont Ventoux i tekstem Bemba. Celem artykułu jest ukazanie dwóch stron opisu Bemba: innowacji, którą jest empiryzm, czy też raczej empiryzm iluzoryczny, nazwany tak z powodu nikłego prawdopodobieństwa autentyczności wybuchu Etny rzekomo widzianego przez autora, oraz kontynuacji literackiej tradycji pisania o Etnie.
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Renesansowy poemat "Sarca" jako "aemulatio" z autorami antycznymi

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Kowalczyk-Cantoro D.
Collectanea Philologica
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2021
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issue 24
141-153
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The aim of this article is to analyse the Renaissance poem Sarca, whose authorship is attributed to the Italian humanist Pietro Bembo, and to indicate the ancient inspirations of the work. The main model for the work is Carmen 64 by Catullus, although the author also refers to other Roman poets. The intertextual relations between Sarca and the hypotexts are presented on various levels. The analysis focuses on showing parallel elements of the setting and takes in consideration the few similarities at the linguistic and stylistic level. Genre-wise Sarca is classified as an epithalamium of an aythiological character. Its characteristics typical of the Renaissance era are also highlighted. The article also brings up the history of the poem and the topic of its attribution, presenting an extensive state of research.
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