In recent decades, affect theory has become an extremely useful tool for studying the functioning and impact of literature. Supported by somatopoetics and the latest tendencies of the ‘new humanities’ seeking rapprochement with the hard sciences, i.e. biology or chemistry, affect theory is an interesting avenue to explore the relationship between affectivity and literary theory. The article considers the thesis of the influence of biochemical processes operating in the brain on the recent emergence of numerous methodological proposals in the study of theory. The concept of Roland Barthes’ “pleasure of the text” is transferred to theoretical grounds in order to demonstrate the affective sources of the interpretative orientations created. The...
The term “concept” is derived from the philosophical sciences. The origins of the term might be foun...
In this paper, the author discusses the representations of the creative process in the writing of Ta...
It is said that transcendental phenomenology faces an unavoidable aporia, according to whi...
When social sciences were at their early stage as academic disciplines, what followed was adapting m...
The dissertation is the author’s original methodological proposal derived directly from the psychoan...
Antropology of literature – project of interdisciplinarity or transdisciplinarity? The aim of th...
This book is a continuation of the studies presented in the 2012 volume Tekst literacki w kręgu jęz...
Two trends in thinking: a theoretical and a practical one, so evident in differences between Platoni...
The linguistic image of the soul in the ekphrases of the late-19th and early-20th century as exempli...
The limits of literary knowledge. On some new theories of interdisciplinarity (including one example...
This paper focuses on the divide in current theorizing about language and the empirical, methodologi...
SHATTERED POTS FOLLOWING DECONSTRUCTION: CONTEMPORARY ANTHROPOLOGICAL THEORIES OF RELIGIONThe aim of...
Starting from a reflection about differences between the humanities and science, the author indicate...
The article discusses the problem of textualization of culture and shows the process of moving anthr...
The article focuses on the theme of the border several disciplines such as history, psychology, soci...
The term “concept” is derived from the philosophical sciences. The origins of the term might be foun...
In this paper, the author discusses the representations of the creative process in the writing of Ta...
It is said that transcendental phenomenology faces an unavoidable aporia, according to whi...
When social sciences were at their early stage as academic disciplines, what followed was adapting m...
The dissertation is the author’s original methodological proposal derived directly from the psychoan...
Antropology of literature – project of interdisciplinarity or transdisciplinarity? The aim of th...
This book is a continuation of the studies presented in the 2012 volume Tekst literacki w kręgu jęz...
Two trends in thinking: a theoretical and a practical one, so evident in differences between Platoni...
The linguistic image of the soul in the ekphrases of the late-19th and early-20th century as exempli...
The limits of literary knowledge. On some new theories of interdisciplinarity (including one example...
This paper focuses on the divide in current theorizing about language and the empirical, methodologi...
SHATTERED POTS FOLLOWING DECONSTRUCTION: CONTEMPORARY ANTHROPOLOGICAL THEORIES OF RELIGIONThe aim of...
Starting from a reflection about differences between the humanities and science, the author indicate...
The article discusses the problem of textualization of culture and shows the process of moving anthr...
The article focuses on the theme of the border several disciplines such as history, psychology, soci...
The term “concept” is derived from the philosophical sciences. The origins of the term might be foun...
In this paper, the author discusses the representations of the creative process in the writing of Ta...
It is said that transcendental phenomenology faces an unavoidable aporia, according to whi...