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A review of Miłosz Babecki’s monograph Metaforyka polskich gier przeglądarkowych. Konteksty – porównania – analizy (Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Warmińsko-Mazurskiego w Olsztynie, Olsztyn 2020, pp. (...)
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The article discusses Wiek Teorii [The Age of Theory] (a monograph and an anthology) as a unique comprehensive look at Polish literary studies. (...)
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The article is a review of sorts; it reflects on a poetry-based consideration of modern linguistics. The renowned linguist Elżbieta Tabakowska focuses in her book on some of the key problems of the grammar of poetry. (...)
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This essay attempts to define “the new” as a poetological term. The new is discussed in relation to Stefan Morawski’s seminal study Perypetie problematyki nowości w dziejach myśli estetycznej [The history of the new in the history of aesthetic thought], the so-called quarrel of the Ancients and the Moderns, and selected approaches to the concept in relation to avant-garde art. (...)
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An interdisciplinary analytical study devoted to key issues of the poetics of the internet meme; one of the most popular genres of contemporary iconosphere and audiosphere. (...)
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The paper concerns various manifestations of intersubjective images of nature, established in language and culture, in an artistic text: Wojciech Młynarski’s song Lubię wrony, and two other poetic works which have intertextual relationships with it: List do KIG z Łodzi by the same author, and Wierszyk o wronach by K.I. (...)
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The article is devoted to presenting the possibilities for using linguistic tools to describe semantic phenomena in the analysis and interpretation of an artistic text. (...)
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In this article, I analyze how enumeration functions in Kornhauser’s poetry, looking at the various stages of the poet’s life. (...)
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The article concerns the specificity of the language in early prose works by Magdalena Tulli. (...)
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The article illustrates the thesis – which has been put forward in recent years by many linguists and literary scholars – that a closer connection between linguistics and literary studies may prove useful and inspiring for both fields. (...)