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Imperium wolności. Teige, Effenberger i czeski surrealizm

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Rauszer M.
IDEA. Studia nad strukturą i rozwojem pojęć filozoficznych
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2017
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vol. 29/2
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A prominent surrealist movement has existed in Prague since the early twenties until today. Before World War II, Czechoslovakia was one of the strongest surrealist centers outside France. One of the main factor of Czech surrealist was their theoretical abilities. Among their inspirations one can find French thinkers, Marxism, realism, symbolism, folklore and many more. Their aim was to create theory and practice of thinking and acting outside social restrains, based on imaginary, critical theory and poetry. Some of them applied to new born socialist republic, break with movement and became prominent socialist intellectuals. Some paid the highest price and some were just forced to work in mines. But even though surrealist movement create during this period create influential theory of practicing freedom.
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O autonomii „ja” i natury. Kilka uwag o starych lękach w nowej technologicznej scenerii

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Tańczuk R.
Kultura Współczesna. Teoria. Interpretacje. Praktyka
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2018
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vol. 101
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issue 2
25-37
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Fear is related to our cultural measures and imaginations. We experience it while the reserves of social imaginarium don’t offer us any tools to explain what is already happening and what might happen to us. I am analyzing Orchestrer la Perte by Simone Laroche and David Szanto and Lost Drones by The Fortunists, artistic works, which juxtapose technology with the human subject and nature. The authors refer to rather traditional concepts of the subject and nature, which still tend to influence our attitudes. The challenge brought to them by new technologies implies a loss of significant categories organizing the world, which guarantee a sense of safety, and a threat to essential values.
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Rozmowa Władysława Broniewskiego z Historią. Mity i role artysty w symbolicznym imaginarium Polski

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Czapska E.
Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Sociologica
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2018
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issue 66
111-127
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The article concerns the life and work of Władysław Broniewski, a poet whose voice was strongly marked in the history of Poland in the interwar period and the times of the Polish People’s Republic. It shows the role of the artist’s work, which it played in the 20th anniversary and in subsequent years – during the Second World War and in the new social landscape of the PRL up to the present day. Broniewski’s intricate artistic and life path has been discussed in the broad context of artistic myths.
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Artykuł dotyczy życia i twórczości Władysława Broniewskiego, poety, którego głos silnie zaznaczył się w historii Polski okresu międzywojennego i czasów PRL. Ukazuje rolę artysty i różne funkcje jego poezji w dwudziestoleciu międzywojennym oraz w następnych latach – pod­czas II wojny światowej oraz w nowym krajobrazie społecznym PRL, aż po współczesność. Po­wikłana droga twórcza i życiowa Broniewskiego omówiona została w szerokim kontekście mitów artystycznych.
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