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2014 | 13 | 51-65

Article title

Barwy w twórczości Bolesława Prusa

Content

Title variants

EN
Colours in the works of Bolesław Prus

Languages of publication

PL

Abstracts

EN
The world of Bolesław Prus, both real and fictional, feature, was divided into two spaces: the first – hostile, alien, unloved, vast and unknown and the second – secure, kind, accepted, limited and frequently visited by the writer. He tolerated the former, because he had to, because it existed, because it was the immanent part of the plot of a literary work and it was difficult for the writer to escape from setting at least one of his works in the countryside; the latter was treated as his kingdom, he liked to be there, felt confident so it is not surprising that his characters were placed there most eagerly. The unfamiliar terrain to the writer is a world of vast territories, expanded both horizontally and vertically. The area which was friendly to Prus was bordered with the walls of the flat – real or created or extended down the streets of a town, especially Warsaw. The caesura between these worlds was at the same time a colour perception border line in the life and works of Bolesław Prus. This article tackles the notion of the differences in perceiving colours in both of the worlds.

Contributors

  • Uniwersytet Kazimierza Wielkiego w Bydgoszczy

References

  • Bachórz J., Wstęp do B. Prus „Lalka”, Zakład im. Ossolińskich Wydawnictwo PAN, Seria I, Nr 262, s. LXXX, Wrocław 1984.
  • Bystroń, J.S, Wyobraźnia artystyczna Bolesława Prusa, Warszawa 1922.
  • Czachorowska M., Wyobraźnia pisarska Bolesława Prusa i Stefana Żeromskiego na przykładzie słownictwa topograficznego i nazw barw, Bydgoszcz 2006.
  • Słownictwo pism Stefana Żeromskiego, t. 5, Świat barw, oprac. K. Handke, Kraków 2002.

Document Type

Publication order reference

Identifiers

YADDA identifier

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