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TADEUSZ RÓZEWICZ'S LOVE DISCOURSE

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Szczukowski D.
Pamiętnik Literacki
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2008
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vol. 99
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issue 1
105-119
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One of the fundamental problems of Tadeusz Rózewicz's poetry is the issue of resistance offered by the experience of the body's existence, its suffering and desire to the institution of literature. Power and violence of literature make up Rózewicz's 'totalitarian' order, which needs to be disrupted by a tough work inside the discourse, and which breaks the determined conventions of expression. This gesture of emancipaton by the author of 'Anxiety' is reflected in 'The Soul', in which the borders between genres and literary types are blurred. The text under consideration is a textual hybrid in which the language of desire is freed by the death of a beloved woman and subject set exclusively against the absent lover. Rózewicz's text depicts an irreducible dimension of desire. Writing becomes a stage for expression of both the painful loss and of longing for eternally dragged away and impossible presence.
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FORMS OF SATIRE IN TADEUSZ RÓZEWICZ'S POETRY (Formy satyry w poezji Tadeusza Rózewicza)

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Sidoruk E.
Przegląd Filozoficzno-Literacki
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2009
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vol. 8
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issue 3(24)
157-169
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The article's subject is the presence of satire in Tadeusz Rózewicz's poetry. In disagreement with critics who question the poetic nature of literary works featuring satire in its pure form, the authoress argues that Rózewicz includes purely satirical (or journalistic) poems in his books of verse in a conscious effort to broaden the scope of poetry. She also points out that the sort of criticism constitutive of a satirist has over the years become more and more pronounced in the poet's work.
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