In the ancient literature (Greek, Roman, Jewish and Christian) we can easily find expressions full of irony and insults. In this article the author tries to present the role of invective in antiquity. As it results, it was necessary to use invective in polemical works, because expressions full of irony and insults were nothing else as rhetorical moods
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The aim of the publication is to acquaint the Polish reader with a fragment of the most famous book ...
The article discusses the role of the word and language in Osip Mandelsztam’s poetry. It also prese...
Ethopoeia is one of the “introductory exercises” (progymnasmata) practiced mainly in rhetorical scho...
The purpose of this article is to present and to describe the phenomenon of iconicity in poetry. The...
Kazimierz Orłoś is known primarily as an outstanding realist writer. The article perceives this aspe...
This short sketch, departing from questions about personal pronouns, shows the paradoxical, self-co...
Occulta sapientiae. On the translation of Psalm 51 by Czesław Miłosz The essay focuses on Czesław Mi...
This article examines the problem of man’s attitude towards death, it analyses antithesis: natural (...
The present paper is an attempt to give a phenomenological description of forgiveness. The author un...
The author attempts to determine stylistically three old terms for extramarital child: wyleganiec, p...
The article presents Bruno Schulz’s and Heinrich Kleist considerations on matter. A comparative app...
The title of the article is a cluster of various plays on words which build up an allusion to classi...
Traduttore traditore. Is it possible to translate ancient Greek text? Ancient Greek literature belon...
The article presents the unpublished occasional literary pieces, whose main characters are the Radz...
The article takes up the subject of the contemporary variations in the case government of certain P...
The aim of the publication is to acquaint the Polish reader with a fragment of the most famous book ...
The article discusses the role of the word and language in Osip Mandelsztam’s poetry. It also prese...
Ethopoeia is one of the “introductory exercises” (progymnasmata) practiced mainly in rhetorical scho...
The purpose of this article is to present and to describe the phenomenon of iconicity in poetry. The...
Kazimierz Orłoś is known primarily as an outstanding realist writer. The article perceives this aspe...
This short sketch, departing from questions about personal pronouns, shows the paradoxical, self-co...
Occulta sapientiae. On the translation of Psalm 51 by Czesław Miłosz The essay focuses on Czesław Mi...
This article examines the problem of man’s attitude towards death, it analyses antithesis: natural (...
The present paper is an attempt to give a phenomenological description of forgiveness. The author un...
The author attempts to determine stylistically three old terms for extramarital child: wyleganiec, p...
The article presents Bruno Schulz’s and Heinrich Kleist considerations on matter. A comparative app...
The title of the article is a cluster of various plays on words which build up an allusion to classi...
Traduttore traditore. Is it possible to translate ancient Greek text? Ancient Greek literature belon...
The article presents the unpublished occasional literary pieces, whose main characters are the Radz...
The article takes up the subject of the contemporary variations in the case government of certain P...
The aim of the publication is to acquaint the Polish reader with a fragment of the most famous book ...
The article discusses the role of the word and language in Osip Mandelsztam’s poetry. It also prese...