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Język Polski
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2012
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vol. 92
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issue 1
55–61
EN
For many years various works inspired by new genres which occurred in communication between the 20th and 21st century have been appearing on the publishing market. It is worth noticing that there are novels based on such statements as e-mail messages, blogs, chats, text messages or advertisements. The last of them which is advertisement is especially present in the literature for teenagers. The texts introduce advertisement in form of the literal quotation or in a modified version in which the interpretational key is the knowledge of the text of the actual advert as well as the ability to decipher the game/play by the means of the popular culture language. It is a fact that the novels of Marta Fox, an author popular among the youth, are mainly based on such a mechanism and those novels are the matter of the analysis.
PL
Vladimir Nabokov należy do najbardziej popularnych prozaików XX wieku, jego twórczość reprezentuje wyszukana kompozycja, gra tekstualna z czytelnikiem, bogata stylistyka, a także dwujęzyczność – utwory pisane po rosyjsku i angielsku. Artykuł odpowiada na pytanie, czy mimo skomplikowanej treści i formy twórczość Nabokova osiągnęła popularność dzięki typowym dla popkultury chwytom, wątkom i zabiegom, czy może zdecydował o tym talent pisarza? Nabokov niewątpliwie miał krytyczny stosunek do popkultury, która niszczy indywidualizm i oryginalność, jednocześnie prowadził z nią literacki dialog, wykorzystując popularne tematy i motywy do własnej, niepowtarzalnej nabokovowskiej perspektywy. Pisarz dostrzegał ewidentne zagrożenia płynące z popkultury, krytykował rynek reklamowy, atakował stereotypizację współczesnych poglądów i wszechobecny konformizm, jednocześnie doceniał problemy powszechnie odrzucane (seksualność) czy atrakcyjne, ale banalizowane (wątki detektywistyczne, przygodowe, awanturnicze). Nabokov umiejętnie korzystał z kultury masowej, poprzez swoje dzieła kształtował wrażliwość odbiorcy, intuicyjnie ufał jego inteligencji.
EN
Vladimir Nabokov belongs to the most popular prose writers of the 20th century. His work is represented by a sophisticated composition, playing with the reader, rich stylistics, as well as bilingualism - works written in Russian and English. The article answers the question whether, despite the complicated content and form, Nabokov's work has achieved popularity thanks to the typical pop culture tricks, threads and tricks, or whether this was decided by the writer's talent. Nabokov undoubtedly had a critical attitude towards pop culture, which destroys individualism and originality, while at the same time was conducting a literary dialogue with it, using popular themes and motifs for its own unique perspective. The writer noticed the obvious threats arising from pop culture, criticized the advertising market, attacked the stereotyping of contemporary views and ubiquitous conformism, and at the same time he appreciated problems that were commonly rejected (sexuality) or attractive but trivialized (detective and adventure threads). Nabokov skillfully used mass culture, through his works he shaped the sensitivity of the recipient and intuitively trusted his intelligence.
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