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Artur Blaim

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ID1506970
NOMBREArtur Blaim
NOMBRESArtur
APELLIDOBlaim
FIRMABLAIM A
AFILIACIONESUniversity of Gdańsk
ORCID0000-0003-3068-9403
VERIFICADOSí
TOTAL DE OBRAS11
TOTAL DE CITAS0
TOTAL COMO AUTOR11
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN1976
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2024
ÍNDICE H0
  • Nebulous Utopias. From “Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Führer” to “China Dream”. The Use of Catchwords and Slogans in Constructing Imaginary Utopian/Dystopian Communities

    Open Access•Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Caietele Echinox•2024

    In Richard III, Act 3, young Prince Edward’s insistent questiThe paper offers a preliminary study of a phenomenon that could be termed nebulous utopia, an attempt to project an image of the ideal state based on the use of catchwords and slogans. In the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, their extensive use, originally limited mainly to totalitarian states and war propaganda, has become the dominant rhetorical device employed by a wide range of…

  • Utopian semiospheres

    Open Access•Artur Blaim, Ludmiła Gruszewska-Blaim et al.•ARTICLE•Sign Systems Studies•2024

    The paper applies Juri Lotman’s theory of the semiosphere to utopian studies with the aim of identifying the principal components and mode of functioning of classic utopian discourse. Without questioning the ultimate result of any interaction within a utopian dialogic situation, which necessarily demonstrates the superiority of the ideal world (no-place/ou-topos) over the external world of imperfection (e.g. Europe or America), it is argued that …

  • Joshua Barnes's Gerania

    Artur Blaim, Ludmiła Gruszewska-Blaim et al.•ARTICLE•Utopian Studies•2020

    Focusing on the broadly conceived principle of hospitality, the essay offers an analysis of Joshua Barnes's Gerania, a highly original but little-studied late seventeenth-century utopia set in India and featuring the Pygmies as utopians and Homer as their lawgiver. It is argued that Barnes's utopia offers a radical alternative to the policy of closure and isolation adopted in early modern utopian commonwealths. Its peculiar construction results i…

  • Introduction

    Artur Blaim, Ludmiła Gruszewska-Blaim et al.•ARTICLE•Utopian Studies•2018

    The present special issue of Utopian Studies is devoted to utopia and solidarity considered from philosophical, sociopolitical, cultural, and literary perspectives. It was inspired by the 18th Utopian Studies Society Conference “Solidarity and Utopia,” which took place in Gdańsk in July 2017. As the papers presented at that conference clearly demonstrated, the most immediate connotations of the word solidarity used in different contexts tend to b…

  • Utopian Horizons

    Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Utopian Studies•2018

    Utopian Horizons comprises chapters discussing diverse aspects of utopia ranging from its definitions and relations to ideology and different possible uses to practical studies of selected political, ideological, and cultural phenomena. The editor's introduction, apart from providing a useful overview of the reception of utopia, considers the problem of the ways in which fiction, an indispensable element of literary utopias, affects their possibl…

  • Utopian Visions and Revisions

    Artur Blaim•BOOK•Utopian Visions and Revisions•2017

  • Utopian Studies in Poland

    Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Utopian Studies•2016•Referencias: 5

    The article presents a general overview of utopian studies in Poland from the late nineteenth century until recent times. Since the very beginning an important role was played by attempts to formulate an adequate definition of the utopian genre. Apart from the communist period, in which a highly politicized approach predominated, in later times the essentially individualistic and polycentric character of Polish utopian studies came to the fore. T…

  • A Conspiracy of the Rich

    Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Utopian Studies•2016•Referencias: 2

    The article presents an analysis of the ways in which Europe, at first presented in Book One of More's Utopia as superior or at least comparable to the New World, is gradually turned into a dystopia as Hythloday increasingly concentrates on its faults and vices, especially when explicitly or implicitly contrasted with the ideal functioning of Utopia. This process of “dystopianizing” what for the readers constitutes the real culminates in Hythloda…

  • The twain shall meet? Some observations on Soviet cultural semiotics and empirical study of literature and the media

    Open Access•Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Poetics•1992•Referencias: 6

  • Encounters with Utopia

    Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Science Fiction Studies•1983

  • Marian Frąckowiak. Poglądy Ekonomiczne Tomasza More . Poznańskie Towarzystwo Przyjacioł Nauk. Prace Kormisji Nauk Społecznych XI (Poznań 1967)

    Open Access•Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Moreana•1976

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  • Marian Frąckowiak. Poglądy Ekonomiczne Tomasza More . Poznańskie Towarzystwo Przyjacioł Nauk. Prace Kormisji Nauk Społecznych XI (Poznań 1967)

    Open Access•Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Moreana•1976

  • Encounters with Utopia

    Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Science Fiction Studies•1983

  • The twain shall meet? Some observations on Soviet cultural semiotics and empirical study of literature and the media

    Open Access•Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Poetics•1992•Referencias: 6

  • Utopian Studies in Poland

    Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Utopian Studies•2016•Referencias: 5

    The article presents a general overview of utopian studies in Poland from the late nineteenth century until recent times. Since the very beginning an important role was played by attempts to formulate an adequate definition of the utopian genre. Apart from the communist period, in which a highly politicized approach predominated, in later times the essentially individualistic and polycentric character of Polish utopian studies came to the fore. T…

  • A Conspiracy of the Rich

    Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Utopian Studies•2016•Referencias: 2

    The article presents an analysis of the ways in which Europe, at first presented in Book One of More's Utopia as superior or at least comparable to the New World, is gradually turned into a dystopia as Hythloday increasingly concentrates on its faults and vices, especially when explicitly or implicitly contrasted with the ideal functioning of Utopia. This process of “dystopianizing” what for the readers constitutes the real culminates in Hythloda…

  • Utopian Visions and Revisions

    Artur Blaim•BOOK•Utopian Visions and Revisions•2017

  • Introduction

    Artur Blaim, Ludmiła Gruszewska-Blaim et al.•ARTICLE•Utopian Studies•2018

    The present special issue of Utopian Studies is devoted to utopia and solidarity considered from philosophical, sociopolitical, cultural, and literary perspectives. It was inspired by the 18th Utopian Studies Society Conference “Solidarity and Utopia,” which took place in Gdańsk in July 2017. As the papers presented at that conference clearly demonstrated, the most immediate connotations of the word solidarity used in different contexts tend to b…

  • Utopian Horizons

    Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Utopian Studies•2018

    Utopian Horizons comprises chapters discussing diverse aspects of utopia ranging from its definitions and relations to ideology and different possible uses to practical studies of selected political, ideological, and cultural phenomena. The editor's introduction, apart from providing a useful overview of the reception of utopia, considers the problem of the ways in which fiction, an indispensable element of literary utopias, affects their possibl…

  • Joshua Barnes's Gerania

    Artur Blaim, Ludmiła Gruszewska-Blaim et al.•ARTICLE•Utopian Studies•2020

    Focusing on the broadly conceived principle of hospitality, the essay offers an analysis of Joshua Barnes's Gerania, a highly original but little-studied late seventeenth-century utopia set in India and featuring the Pygmies as utopians and Homer as their lawgiver. It is argued that Barnes's utopia offers a radical alternative to the policy of closure and isolation adopted in early modern utopian commonwealths. Its peculiar construction results i…

  • Nebulous Utopias. From “Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Führer” to “China Dream”. The Use of Catchwords and Slogans in Constructing Imaginary Utopian/Dystopian Communities

    Open Access•Artur Blaim•ARTICLE•Caietele Echinox•2024

    In Richard III, Act 3, young Prince Edward’s insistent questiThe paper offers a preliminary study of a phenomenon that could be termed nebulous utopia, an attempt to project an image of the ideal state based on the use of catchwords and slogans. In the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, their extensive use, originally limited mainly to totalitarian states and war propaganda, has become the dominant rhetorical device employed by a wide range of…

  • Utopian semiospheres

    Open Access•Artur Blaim, Ludmiła Gruszewska-Blaim et al.•ARTICLE•Sign Systems Studies•2024

    The paper applies Juri Lotman’s theory of the semiosphere to utopian studies with the aim of identifying the principal components and mode of functioning of classic utopian discourse. Without questioning the ultimate result of any interaction within a utopian dialogic situation, which necessarily demonstrates the superiority of the ideal world (no-place/ou-topos) over the external world of imperfection (e.g. Europe or America), it is argued that …

Sociology (9 obras) · Art (8 obras) · Utopia (7 obras) · Aesthetics (6 obras) · Art history (6 obras) · Philosophy (6 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Literature (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Epistemology (4 obras)

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