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Gwałt w prozie Włodzimierza Odojewskiego

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Ładoń M.
Postscriptum Polonistyczne
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2013
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issue 1(11)
107-125
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The article considers the motif of rape – one of the most important in Włodzimierz Odojewski’s prose. The author is interested in different examples of sexual violence against women: from patriarchal violation to war rape. In each case both the woman’s body and psyche (stigmatized with indelible trauma) are being analysed as well as the heroines‘ life after the rape. The author of the article also confronts these extreme experiences of women from a man’s point of view (that of the narrator and male characters), trying to answer the question, can rape be narrated and intimacy recovered after such traumatic experiences?
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“This Emigrant Fate of His”: On Włodzimierz Odojewski’s Short Story Collection …i poniosły konie

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Dudka E.
Tematy i Konteksty
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2020
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issue 1
498-518
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Włodzimierz Odojewski is one of the most famous émigré writers who still deals with the topic of emigration, even in his books published long after hisboth symbolic and real return to the homeland. Significant extension and dwelling on the said topic can be observed in the book …i poniosły konie […and the horses bolted]. The aim of this paper is to provide an interpretation of the short stories gathered in the volume (published in 2006) from the perspective of the biographical context, the rest of Odojewski’s writings, as well as his opinions on various aspects of exile. Such interpretation reveals a more existential and internalized dimension of emigration but also its universal meanings. Thus, emigration is considered to be a metaphor of human fate.
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Król tesalski przegląda się w lustrach. Reinterpretacje mitu o Admecie i Alkestis

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Janus-Sitarz A.
Edukacja
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2013
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issue 2(122)
90–99
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Artykuł prezentuje przegląd dzieł literackich, operowych i malarskich podejmujących temat greckiego mitu o Admecie i Alkestis. Jego celem jest uwrażliwienie czytelnika na różne sposoby odczytania antycznej opowieści zawartej w dramacie Eurypidesa, począwszy od prób łagodzenia kontrowersyjnej historii, przez twórcze dopowiedzenia, aż po reinterpretację mitu w powieści Władysława Odojewskiego Oksana. Autorka rekomenduje Oksanę jako lekturę, która stawia trudne pytania i może sprowokować młodych ludzi do głębszej refleksji.
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The article presents the review of literary, opera and painting works undertaking the topic of Greek myth of Admetos and Alcestis. Its aim is to make the reader sensitive to different interpretations of ancient tale in Euripides drama beginning with attempts to soothe controversial story, through creative supplements until the reinterpretation of myth in Władysław Odojewski novel Oksana. The author recommends Oksana for school reading as the book that puts the difficult questions and can provoke young people to deeper reflexion.
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Восприятие космоса. Что такое имагинация или алхимический код в Русских ночах Владимира Одоевского

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Oboleńska D.
Slavica Wratislaviensia
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2014
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vol. 158
49 - 58
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The novel The Russian Nights (1844) proved to be a kind of philosophical and pictorial manifesto of Vladimir Odoevsky. The idea of ‘totality’ (целостность), conceived as a structure of internal and external world at the same time, was presented by the author in the concepts drawn from a variety of philosophical and esoteric systems. One of these forms — alchemical imagination — is used in the article to interpret the phenomenon of correlation that exists between the senses and the creative perception of space.
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Zobaczyć niewidoczne – (nie)jawne zło narracji. Obłęd w świecie, czy świat w obłędzie?

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Brożyna M.
Amor Fati
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2015
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issue 4
77-92
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The aim of this article is to confront the category of the naked evil, based on the literary example of the Ukrainian trilogy (Wyspa ocalenia, Zasypie wszystko zawieje…, Zmierzch świata) by the polish author Włodzimierz Odojewski, with the category of the invisible evil. The latter is taken as the mediation of today`s world, mainly perceived in the optics of the media, manipulating the information and distorting the objectivity, causing it to form a distorted image, which is hard to evaluate. This takes away the possibility to emerge one, true picture of the world. Evil in this meaning leads us to question the human and his perception, which in both cases is exposed to destruction, bordering with the insanity. Literary view of the world and human in the works of Odojewski is like a dark, rapid river, which is impossible to control. It depicts the trembling, individual psychology, which is lost in the wartime cataclysm. The omnipresent evil is portrayed by Odojewski by the stream of consciousness. Juxtaposition of the visible and unseen evil is the tool of reflection on the world. It gives the pretext to analyze today`s perception of the reality. The characters in the prose reacts with the insanity to the wartime realm. Their sensual reception is adapted to their life – the warzone. This situation creates the space of afterthought on the way in which we organize our world nowadays. We perceive more and more information about another bloody conflicts. However, the medium has changed. Our senses are also mediated – but now, by the mass media and other devices. How does today`s man copy with this double mediation? Does it bring us closer to the insanity, as seen in the Ukrainian trilogy?
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