„Już o twej płci wiémy”. Kobieta i pożądanie w poezji Jana Andrzeja Morsztyna
Ireneusz Szczukowski
Litteraria Copernicana · 2008
doi:10.12775/15838 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
<p>The aim of the outline <em>The Creativity of Jan Andrzej Morsztyn in Psychoanalytic Perspective</em> is an analysis of the poetry of the author of The Lute in view of the psychoanalyse understood as a school of the interpretation of the literary texts that grow out not only of the Freudian inspiration but also as a theory revalued by Lacan’s or feminist discourse. This outline is an attempt of an interpretation of Morsztyn’s poetry in a circle of today popular, cultural poetics seizing the feminist and gender studies. Nevertheless it does not mean <br />that the presented interpretative proposition will be situated outside the philological and historical-literary order. The author of this text is interested above all in the image of a woman having its source in the masculine phantasms and a desire expressed by the language of the baroque concept and the language of epigrams. Morsztyn treats the desire as <br />a mechanism of culture and a ground of the human behaviour.</p>
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