Marvels of Reading

Rafał Borysławski, Anna Czarnowus, Łukasz Neubauer

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. Marvels of Reading. Red. Borysławski, Rafał; Czarnowus, Anna; Neubauer, Łukasz . Katowice: Uniwersytet Śląski, 2015, 200 s. ISBN 978-83-8012-427-1

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filozofia, średniowiecze, renesans, przekład, melancholia, mediewistyka, baśń, literatura angielska, Chaucer, mediewalizm, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, John Milton, Gerard Manley Hopkins

Marvels of Reading. Essays in Honour of Profesor Andrzej Wicher jest tomem esejów napisanych w większości w języku angielskim i honorującym sześćdziesięciolecie urodzin profesora Andrzeja Wichra, jednego z czołowych mediewistów i szekspirol...

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-8012-427-1

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Wydawnictwo:

Uniwersytet Śląski

Rok wydania:

2015

Liczba stron:

200

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Table of ContentsPreface /5
List of Publications by Professor Andrzej Wicher /11
Middle English, Old English, and Germanic TextsLiliana SikorskaMargery Kempe’s Roman (Purgatorial) Holiday, or on Penance and Pleasure in Medieval Journeys /21
Bartłomiej BłaszkiewiczMagic and Religion in the Prose Merlin /37
All That is Wrought is not Gold: Locating Wealth in Old English Gnomic Texts /55
Łukasz NeubauerThe Character of Iêsu Krist in the Old Saxon Gospel Harmony The Hêliand as a Dramatic Cultural Synthesis Combining Elements of Deep Christian Piety and the Germanic Code of Heroic Honour /71
MedievalismsEwa Borkowska“Margaret, are you grieving over Goldengrove unleaving?”: “Spring and Fall” in the Poetic Thoughts of Gerard Manley Hopkins (and Charles Taylor’s Philosophy) /87
Anna CzarnowusEthnically Different Mothers-in-law in Chaucer’s Man of Law’s Tale and Its 2003 BBC Adaptation /103
Shakespearean, Miltonic, and Folk-Tale InspirationsTadeusz SławekJacques and the Politics of Melancholia /117
Maria BłaszkiewiczDeath and the Hero – Paradise Lost and the Problem of Theomachia /129
Jacek MydlaA Fairy Tale in Focus: Ecstatic Focalizations in A Christmas Carol /141
On the TranslationBarbara KowalikCzytanie cudów w Panu Gawenie i Zielonym Rycerzu i Opowieści Franklina /159
Piotr SpyraMore Motivated Malignity? The Ominous Agenda of the Green Knight in Andrzej Wicher’s Translation of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight /175

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tiveareasmarkedbythemilestonesofhisscholarlybooks:Archeologyof

theSublime:StudiesinLate-MedievalEnglishWritings(Katowice1995);

Shakespeare’sPartingWondertales:AStudyoftheElementsoftheTaleof

MagicinWilliamShakespeare’sLatePlays(Łódź2003);andSelectedMe-

dievalandReligiousTemesintheWorksofC.S.LewisandJ.R.R.Tolkien

(Łódź2013).Asidefromthesepublications,hehasauthoredsomeseven-

tyarticlespublishedinPolishandinternationallearnedjournals,aswell

ascollectionsofessays.ParticularlyworthyofnoteisAndrzejWicher’s

translationofTolkien’srenditionoftheGawain-poet’sworksintoEng-

lish.Itwaspublishedin1997asPanGaweniZielonyRycerz,Perła,

KrólOrfeoandremainsanunparalleledexampleofProfessorWicher’s

skillintransposingalliterationandfourteenth-centuryEnglishrhyming

schemesintoPolish,alanguagetowhichtheyareessentiallyalien.

ProfessorWicher’sjourneythroughEnglishliteraturebeganwiththe

fantasticworldsofTolkieninhisworksonTolkienianutopiasandmy-

thologyoftheSilmarillion.Tisgavenaturalrisetoabroaderinterest

intalesofmagicaswellasinfolkandfairytaleswhichAndrzejWicher

studiednotonlyintheworksofTolkien,butincreasinglyalsoinMiddle

Englishliterature,mostnotablyinGeolreyChaucer’sCanterburyTales,

WilliamLangland’sPiersPlowman,andMiddleEnglishromancesand

drama.InthisrelativelyearlyperiodofProfessorWicher’sworkonemay

noticemarksoftheintellectualenvironmentoffriendsandcollaborators

fromthethenInstituteofEnglishPhilology,UniversityofSilesia:what

isdiscerniblethereisadegreeoffascinationwiththeoreticalapproaches

toliterarystudies,whichAndrzejWichersharedwithWojciechKalaga,

TadeuszSławek,TadeuszRachwał,thelateEmanuelPrower,andEwa

Borkowska.YetitisalsoaroundthistimethatProfessorWicher’sinter-

estsintheRenaissancewouldmanifestthemselves,ﬁrstinhisresearchof

TomasMore’sUtopia.Severalyearslatertheseinterestsledhimtowards

workingwithShakespeareandrama.BeforeAndrzejWicherbecamepre-

occupiedwithShakespeare,however,hecompletedapioneeringworkon

thecategoryoftheSublimeintheMiddleAges,veryfavourablyreviewed

byoneofthegreatestauthoritiesonChaucerandthefourteenthcen-

tury,PieroBoitani.ArcheologyoftheSublimemaybe,perhaps,considered

aculminationofAndrzejWicher’sresearchtoitsdate(1995)–awork

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