@article{5a2fae4c-0ab4-4173-96d0-aed55426d0d7,
author = {Paweł Wiktor Ryś},
title = {“One Was Divided into Two.” The Woman As the “Other” in Marcin Świetlicki’s Jeden (One)},
journal = {Konteksty Kultury},
volume = {2017},
number = {Volume 14 Issue 1},
year = {2017},
issn = {2083-7658},
pages = {84-96},keywords = {Świetlicki; poetry; Jeden; other; woman},
abstract = {The article concerns the image of the woman in Marcin Świetlicki’s 2013 volume of poetry entitled Jeden (One), composed of “love stories.” Femininity, for the speaker of the poems being a sort of “otherness” (understood here partly after Paul Ricoeur), presents itself as – on the one hand – a “mirror” for the “I”, and – on the other hand – its indispensable ingredient. This is because Świetlicki’s writing expresses the conviction that identity is as much a “positive” identification as (and maybe even chiefly) an identification done with regard to or through someone or something else. As a result of the constantly recurring necessity and need to distinguishing oneself, the woman seems to be both the condition and determinant of the “I” in Świetlicki’s Jeden.},
doi = {10.4467/23531991KK.17.006.7271},
url = {https://ejournals.eu/en/journal/konteksty-kultury/article/jeden-przez-dwa-zostalo-podzielone-kobieta-jako-inny-w-jeden-marcina-swietlickiego}
}