Eyes to Wonder, Tongue to Praise

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Eyes to Wonder, Tongue to Praise

Volume in Honour of Professor Marta Gibińska

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This book is a collection of articles written for Professor Marta Gibińska by her colleagues and friends, from universities both in Poland and abroad. The texts presented in this volume cover a wide spectrum of topics. Part I, devoted to Shakespeare, comprises wide-ranging work from renowned specialists in the field: studies on historical background, sources, theatrical, screen and literary reception, as well as translation. Part II contains articles which deal with multiple authors, genres and perspectives, but are uniformly passionate and insightful.

The title Eyes to Wonder, Tongue to Praise, a poetic phrase borrowed from Shakespeare, conveys what seems to be a defining quality of both the contributors to this volume and its recipient: namely, the ability to translate keen appreciation of literature not into speechless awe but eloquent praise, combined with the generosity to share it with others.


Rok wydania2013
Liczba stron304
KategoriaJęzyk angielski
WydawcaWydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
ISBN-13978-83-233-3441-5
Numer wydania1
Język publikacjipolski
Informacja o sprzedawcyePWN sp. z o.o.

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  Preface    9
  List of Publications by Professor Marta Gibińska    15
  
  PART I     23
  
  Teresa Bałuk-Ulewiczowa, The Mirror of Princes and the Distorting Mirror in Shakespeare’s Chronicle Plays.    25
  Terence McCarthy, Shakespeare, Malory and The Sousing of Sir Dagonet    43
  Hans-Jürgen Diller, Wrath and Anger in the Time of Shakespeare    57
  Michael Hattaway, The “Closet” Scene in Hamlet: Freud, Localisation, Screen Versions, and Essentialist Characterisation    71
  Boika Sokolova, Shooting “the King-Becoming Graces”: Malcolm in Rupert Goold’s Macbeth, DVD (2010)    87
  Andrzej Żurowski, Multicultural Shakespeare on the Contemporary Stage    97
  Jerzy Limon, The Multifarious Times of One Body    107
  Jacek Fabiszak, “Ugly” Tempests: The Aesthetics of Turpism in Derek Jarman’s Film and Krzysztof Warlikowski’s Stage Production    115
  Barbara Sosień, Rosalind’s Robe: Who Is Who, or Shakespeare à la française    129
  Anna Cetera, “Music to hear . . .”: On Translating Sonnet VIII by William Shakespeare    141
  
  PART II     149
  
  Małgorzata Grzegorzewska, “My Last Duchess” or “The Radiance of the Painting”: Jean-Luc Marion Reads the Poetry of Robert Browning    151
  Teresa Bela, “‘Any good?’ ‘Will this do?’”: Reflections on the Poetry of C.S. Lewis    163
  Elżbieta Tabakowska, Idealized Cognitive Models, Typicality Effects, Translation    177
  Clarinda Calma, “Death Thou Shalt Die”: Resurrection in John Donne’s Prose and Poetry    191
  Michał Choiński, From Pulpit to Stage – the Rhetorical Theatricality of George Whitefield’s Preaching    205
  Olga Kubińska, “What a gallant mourning ribbon is this, which I wear.” The Function of the Title Pages in the Shaping of the Character in Early Modern English Execution Narratives    219
  Regina Bochenek-Franczakowa, A Revolutionary Inspiration: Laurence Sterne’s Tristram Shandy and Ann’quin Bredouille by Jean-Claude Gorjy    233
  Bożena Kucała, The Indian Mutiny and English Fiction    245
  Barbara Rumbinas, The Pioneers: Reflections of America’s Anxiety about Frontier Expansion    255
  Anna Gawlikowska, Imprisonment and False Liberation in E.L. Doctorow’s Ragtime    265
  Monika Coghen, Coleridge’s Zapolya: Between Dramatic Romance and Gothic Melodrama    277
  Michał Palmowski, Stage Directions in the Avant-garde Drama of Kenneth Koch and Konstanty Ildefons Gałczyński    291
  
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