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De la perifèria al centre: el cas de 'Ferdydurke' de Witold Gombrowicz

open access: yesAnuari de filologia. Llengües i literatures modernes, 2012
Seguir les traces de la novel·la Ferdydurke de Gombrowicz des de Polònia, a través de l’Argentina, París fins a Catalunya i Espanya, permet mostrar els mecanismes que fan que una obra d'un autor desconegut que escriu en una llengua minoritària arribi a estar present en altres àmbits culturals.
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An apprenticeship in immaturity: Witold Gombrowicz’s Ferdydurke as an anti-bildungsroman

open access: yes, 2017
Bu makale, Witold Gombrowicz’in 1937 yılında Polonya’da yayımlanmış olanromanı Ferdydurke’ün klasik Bildungsroman türünü biçimsel ve tematikolarak alaşağı ettiğini tartışır. Bildungsromantürünün yayılmasını sağlayan eser, Goethe’nin çığır açıcı romanı Wilhelm Meister’in Çıraklık Yılları’dır (1795).
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Gombrowicz (prze)pisany. "Ferdydurke" w tłumaczeniu Michele Mariego

open access: yesPrzegląd Humanistyczny
The article reflects on the common features of the creative temperaments of two writers: Witold Gombrowicz and Michele Mari, the co-author of the latest Italian translation of 'Ferdydurke'. The highlighted similarities include a creative attitude towards the canon and tradition, linguistic experimentation as the main determinant of style, as well as ...
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Bariery kulturowe w słowackim przekładzie "Ferdydurke" Witolda Gombrowicza

open access: yes, 2018
The article presents the problem of cultural barriers in Slovak translation of Witold Gombrowicz’s Ferdydurke which was published in a new translation horizon in 2004. The roman was translated by a very well known Slovak translator — Jozef Marušiak. The author of the article shows the translation strategies which were used by him to overcome cultural ...
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Gombrowicz od tyłu : projekt krytyki analnej na przykładzie powieści Ferdydurke

open access: yes, 2018
The article proposes an “anal” reading of Witold Gombrowicz’s Ferdydurke from the perspective of the so‑called “anal turn” in the research on masculinities within the field of queer theories. The author presents an overview of theoretical perspectives, in which anality has been recognized as a suppressed component of male identity (e.g. Freud, Bataille,
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