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Jadwiga Stańczakowa was a blind writer, who was more known as a friend of Miron Białoszewski than for her own literary work. Meanwhile, she is the author of several books of poetry, autobiographical prose and a diary. Miron Białoszewski was certainly master for her, thanks to him she began to write about his own blindness. Although that all her work was connected with Białoszewski, it is worth to hear her own voice, especially in the context of disability studies. In this article the author is trying to bring out the poetess of the Białoszewski’s shadows. First of all, the author pointed out that blindness was a magical experience treated as a basis of lirycs. But the dysfunction of sight has also been a cause of recurring depressions. The writing during this ‘double disease’ was particularly difficult and made sense of self-therapy.
Pamiętnik Literacki
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2023
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vol. 114
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issue 4
125-138
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W artykule podejmuje zagadnienie roli, jaką w poezji Jadwigi Stańczakowej odgrywa dermooptyka, czyli widzenie skórne. Poszukując związku między wierszami poetki a jej ćwiczeniami nad rozróżnianiem barw i przedmiotów, Marta Tomczok przedstawia koncept dermooptyki Lecha Emfazego Stefańskiego, nauczyciela Stańczakowej i współtwórcy Teatru na Tarczyńskiej, za pomocą języka poetyki, analizując dużą grupę wierszy z bogatego dorobku Stańczakowej. Dzięki zestawieniu dermooptyki z koncepcją wiedzy ucieleśnionej Juhaniego Pallasmy poezja autorki staje się czymś więcej niż indywidualną walką o zachowanie naoczności w literaturze; staje się rodzajem sztuki zbliżonej do rzeźbiarstwa czy architektury, sztuki nastawionej na własną procesualność, multisensorycznej, ucieleśniającej wiedzę.
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The paper demonstrates the significance of bio-introscopy, or dermo-optical perception, to Jadwiga Stańczakowa’s poetry. Searching for the connection between Stańczakowa’s poems and her exercise in distinguishing the colour and the object, Marta Tomczok describes the concept of dermo-optical perception, created by Lech Emfazy Stefański, Stańczakowa’s teacher and co-creator of the Theatre at Tarczyńska Street, with the language of poetics, analysing a large group of poems from Stańczakowa’s rich output. When juxtaposing dermo-optical perception with the concept of embodied wisdom by Juhani Pallasmaa, Stańczakowa’s poetry becomes more than an individual fight for visual testimony in literature; it transforms into a kind of art similar to sculpture or architecture, oriented to its own processualism, as well as such multisensory artistic creation that embodies wisdom.
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