„Wracam do miejsca, którego nie ma” – o różnych formach doświadczenia atopii. Czarna skrzynka. Dygresja wypadku
Journal Title: Postscriptum Polonistyczne - Year 2017, Vol 20, Issue 2
Abstract
Most scholars dealing with Ewa Lipska’s poetry claim that a motif of home is amongst the most important ones in her works. The author of the article discusses the existence of this very motif in the late works of the poet. The article also aims to consider the different senses evoked by the Greek term ‘atopy’ in Lipska’s works.
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Grzegorz Olszański
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