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- Packalén Parkman, Malgorzata Anna, 1952-
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Femmes fatales polskiej wsi : Seksualizm a konwencje społeczno-literackie w powieściach Orzeszkowej, Reymonta i Dąbrowskiej
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Ingår i: Slovo. - 0348-744X .- 2001-7359. ; 50, s. 87-105
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- Femmes fatales of the Polish Village: Sexuality, Society and Literary Conventions in Orzeszkowa, Reymont and DąbrowskaThe works of Eliza Orzeszkowa, Władysław Reymont, and Maria Dąbrowska set in Polish rural society at the end of the nineteenth century, contain a wealth of material relating to the image of woman and the ways in which the female world is created. This article analyses the sphere of female sexuality and how the female figures that violated accepted norms – the femmes fatales – are created.I argue that the depicted "degradation" of women in these works reflects existing cultural codes and conventions. It conforms above all to views long established in the social consciousness – and dictated by the Catholic Church – concerning sexuality, sexual feelings and especially female physiology. These views were particularly dominant in the small close-knit communities where these novels and short stories are set.
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- Packalén Parkman, Malgorzata Anna, 1952-
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I mörkrets skugga… : Om Edith Södergrans och Halina Poświatowskas poetiska världar
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Ingår i: Slovo. - Uppsala : Uppsala universitet. - 2001-7359. ; 59, s. 73-92
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- Two young women, two extremely talented poets, two distant cultures and one convergent fate marked by living with an incurable illness – this is how one could briefly summarize two of the most fascinating poetic personalities of the 20th century: Edith Södergran and Halina Poświatowska. Both poets died at the age of just over thirty, leaving behind works which testify not only to their great talent and poetic potential, but also to their extraordinary female sensitivity and maturity. Although they came from different cultures and times, and wrote in two different languages (Swedish and Polish), it is hard not to see a stunning affinity between their powerful poetic visions. The article explores these thematic similarities by focusing on their understanding of human fate, female sensuality and desire for existential freedom in expressing their own thoughts and their being in the world.
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- Packalén Parkman, Malgorzata Anna, 1952-
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Język polski „pod strzechą” : Studia polonistyczne w dobie internetowej z perspektywy szwedzkiej
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Ingår i: O lepsze jutro studiów polonistycznych w świecie. - Kraków : Księgarna Akademicka. - 9788376387468 ; , s. 59-68
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Konferensbidrag (refereegranskat)abstract
- Polish language “under a thatched roof”: A Swedish perspective on teaching Polish through Virtual Learning Environment (VLE).To state that the Internet nowadays plays an increasingly important role goes without saying.We use it every day, both as a source of information and in personal contacts in different social networks. Internet has mastered almost all areas of life, so it is not surprising that it is now an essential communication tool also for nearly any university in the world. No single course, especially in higher education, can function sufficiently without so called e-learning. The traditional education strategies must adopt to this trend, for good or for bad. The classic normative teaching, particularly in academia, is forced into a “co-existence” with teaching via Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). Internet, with its limitless possibilities is now – and should be – an integrated part of curriculum at all educational levels.This is precisely what my discussion focuses on. My comments and observations are based on experiences from my work as Polish language and culture scholar at the Department of Modern Languages at Uppsala University, which has, for several years, successfully held classes in Polish language and literature at all levels – exclusively via the Internet.
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