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Kobieta przed lustrem : reprezentacje narcystyczne Bolesława Leśmiana i Sylvii Plath
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Kobieta przed lustrem : reprezentacje narcystyczne Bolesława Leśmiana i Sylvii Plath
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| title: | Kobieta przed lustrem : reprezentacje narcystyczne Bolesława Leśmiana i Sylvii Plath |
| alternative title: |
A woman in front of a mirror : narcissistic representations by Bolesław Leśmian and Sylvia Plath |
| author: | Wojda Dorota 
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| editor: | Korytowska Maria , Puchalska Iwona , Siwiec Magdalena
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| book title: | Oblicza Narcyza : obecność autora w dziele |
| date of publication : | 2008 |
| place of publication : name of publisher: |
Kraków : Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego |
| pages: | 297-314 |
| ISBN: |
978-83-233-2556-7 |
| series: |
Komparatystyka Polska |
| notes: | Streszcz. po ang. Recenzowane materiały z konferencji naukowej: Oblicza Narcyza : obecność autora w dziele, dn. 17-19 października 2007 r., Kraków. Strona wydawcy: https://www.wuj.pl |
| language: | Polish |
| book language: | Polish |
| abstract in English: | Both in the poetry of Bolesław Leśmian and in the poems of Sylvia Plath, narcissistic representations played an important role - representations of this type are related to the Narcissus’ myth, and display split subject refl ected in a mirror, shadow or other refl ection. Many times, in the texts of the selected authors such a twin character appears to be a woman looking for her identity in order to lose herself in a process of differentiation and repetition. Representations of this sort are present in Leśmian’s Dziewczyna przed zwierciadłem (The Girl Before a Mirror) and Plath’s Mirror. The poems may be read together since they form a specific dialogue of diff erent creative personalities, of diff erent outlooks, diff erent poetics, finally - of opposite genders, on the same topic: self-cognition by means of a mirror. The first of the lyrics written by a man is an apostrophe in which a girl addresses a mirror, the second one written by a woman is a prosopopoeia, a monologue of the mirror in which the feminine figure is refl ected. What is the purpose of using these rhetorical means? What representations do they create? What follows from comparison of the representations? What characterizes the feminine identity by Leśmian, and what does, as Plath envisages? The paper attempts to find answers to these questions. |
| keywords in Polish: | narcyzm, Bolesław Leśmian, Sylvia Plath |
| keywords in English: | narcissism, Bolesław Leśmian, Sylvia Plath |
| number of pulisher's sheets: | 0,99 |
| affiliation: | Wydział Polonistyki : Katedra Teorii Literatury |
| type: | chapter |
| subtype: | academic paper |
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