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Wobec niewyrażalnego: Krystyna Miłobędzka, Julian Kornhauser, Marcin Świetlicki

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Dzień M.
Świat i Słowo
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2021
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vol. 37
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issue 2
135-144
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The sketch is an attempt to describe the category of “inexpressible” at the meeting point of critical-literary, philosophical and theological discourse. Three works by Krystyna Miłobędzka, Julian Kornhauser and Marcin Świetlicki were analyzed. The category of the “inexpressible” turns out to be an undefinable, aporetic concept that contains the mystery of meaning.
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Szkic jest próbą opisania kategorii „niewyrażalnego” na styku dyskursu krytycznoliterackiego, filozoficznego a także teologicznego. Analizie poddane zostały trzy utwory: Krystyny Miłobędzkiej, Juliana Kornhausera i Marcina Świetlickiego. Kategoria „niewyrażalnego” okazuje się pojęciem niedefiniowalnym, aporetycznym, w którym mieści się tajemnica sensu.
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O bliskości śmierci. Jacka Baczaka Zapiski z nocnych dyżurów

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Dzień M.
Świat i Słowo
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2023
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vol. 40
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issue 1
187-205
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About the proximity of death. Jacek Baczak’s “Notes from Night Shifts” This essay discusses Jacka Baczaka Notes from Night Shifts. The phenomenon of death, especially of the elderly and chronically ill, is analyzed in a multidimensional way. The subject of prose play the role of a kind of Socratic “midwife” of death, who an empathic way tries to enter its impenetrable depth. Attention is also drawn to the epiphanic experience of the Other and an attempt to interiorize the issue of dying and death as one of the most important human existential experiences.
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