TY - JOUR
TI - I rozpięła na szpilce jak motyla… Żydówki-rewolucjonistki w polskiej prozie antysemickiej w pierwszej połowie XX wieku
AU - Domagalska, Małgorzata
TI - I rozpięła na szpilce jak motyla… Żydówki-rewolucjonistki w polskiej prozie antysemickiej w pierwszej połowie XX wieku
AB - 
	“And She Stretched Him on a Pin Like a Butterfly...”: Revolutionary Jewish Women in Polish Antisemitic Prose of the First Half of the Twentieth Century 

	After the revolution of 1905, revolutionary Jewish women began to appear among the heroines typical of the antisemitic novels of the nineteenth century. This type of female protagonist can be found in the novels written by Józef Weyssenhoff (Hetmani [The Hetmans]), Rev. Jan Gnatowski (Zły czar [Bad Spell]), and then in the 1930s in the novels by Roman Dmowski (Dziedzictwo [The Heritage]) and Jędrzej Giertych (Zamach [The Coup]). In these narratives, Poland is presented as a victim of manipulation by Jews, Germans, and in the case of the Bad Spell by Jewish Bolsheviks. In these stories, female Jewish revolutionaries implement their secret policies using their strong erotic influence to seduce Polish activists. Demonism and evil, as well as the misogynistic attitude of the fin de siècle era were employed to create their portraits. In these female protagonists, one can detect echoes of features associated with such Jewish heroines as Salome, Judith, and Herodias whose portraits were typical of the art and literature of the epoch.
VL - 2023
IS - Nr 1 (51)
PY - 2023
SN - 1506-9729
C1 - 2450-0100
SP - 95
EP - 115
DO - 10.4467/24500100STJ.23.005.18222
UR - https://ejournals.eu/czasopismo/studia-judaica/artykul/i-rozpiela-na-szpilce-jak-motyla-zydowki-rewolucjonistki-w-polskiej-prozie-antysemickiej-w-pierwszej-polowie-xx-wieku
KW - Żydówki rewolucjonistki
KW - antysemityzm
KW - powieść popularna
KW - spiskowa teoria dziejów
KW - revolutionary Jewish women
KW - antisemitism
KW - popular novel
KW - conspiracy theory