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Danuta Ulicka

Biographic Data

ID1683724
NAMEDanuta Ulicka
GIVEN NAMESDanuta
FAMILY NAMEUlicka
SIGNATUREULICKA D
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Warsaw
ORCID0000-0001-6638-6661
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS12
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR11
WORKS AS EDITOR1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2007
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Roman Ingarden’s Spaces of the Word. Part 2

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2025

    The article delves into the literary oeuvre of Roman Ingarden, the prominent Polish phenomenologist, philosopher, aesthetician and literary theorist. While his scholarly contributions are globally acknowledged, his literary output, in stark contrast, remains largely undiscovered, archived within the confines of his family collection, with only sporadic references in dispersed texts. Intriguingly, some portions of his literary creations were purpo…

  • Intymistyka Kazimierza Twardowskiego

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Roczniki Humanistyczne•2025

    Artykuł podejmuje problem – niegdyś postawiony jako zagadnienie „literatury literaturoznawczej” – pisarstwa literackiego (lub uznawanego na mocy konwencji za takie) badaczy literatury, filozofów i innych myślicieli-humanistów oraz reprezentantów nauk nazywanych ścisłymi. Analiza dzienników młodzieńczych i wierszy Kazimierza Twardowskiego, twórcy szkoły lwowsko--warszawskiej, w kontekście dzienników i poezji Romana Ingardena i Bronisława Malinowsk…

  • Pragnienie tańca

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Teksty Drugie•2025

    in the context of interconnected artistic, scientific, and political activities.The author examines these texts through the lenses of psychoanalysis and its history, literary studies, theater studies, and art history.The analyses demonstrate the enduring impact of the transformations initiated in the Silver Age across various arts and sciences.The book compiles extensive and previously overlooked archival materials and oral histories of the subje…

  • Roman Ingarden's Spaces of the Word. Part 1

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2024

    The article delves into the literary oeuvre of Roman Ingarden, the prominent Polish phenomenologist, philosopher, aesthetician, and literary theorist. While his scholarly contributions are globally acknowledged, his literary output, in stark contrast, remains largely undiscovered, archived within the confines of his family collection, with only sporadic references in dispersed texts. Intriguingly, some portions of his literary creations were purp…

  • Literary Theory Between Eastern Europe and the West

    Danuta Ulicka, Irina Wutsdorff et al.•BOOK•Literary Theory Between Eastern…•2022

  • Poetyki protestu

    Monika Kopcik, Karolina Kulpa et al.•EDITOR•BOOK•Poetyki protestu•2021

    The Poetics of Protest is the result of the discussion held during the conference organized by the Scientific Circle of Theory of Literature and the Department of Poetics, Literary Theory and Methodology of Literary Research. The session was conducted online at the Faculty of Polish Studies of Warsaw University between 6th and 14th March 2021. The texts presented in the book are concerned with the issue of protest, revolt and opposition, which is…

  • Role społeczne uczonych. Roman Jakobson i Polacy

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Teksty Drugie•2021

    Ulicka explores the status of the archival source (“the hard fact”) in intellectual history. She demonstrates that only the letter is such a “fact,” since, in contrast to memoirs, diaries and journals, it can be neither edited nor replaced. Material supporting this argument consists of the corpus of the correspondence of Roman Jakobson and Maria Renata Mayenowa, as well as letters exchanged between Jakobson and Polish literary scholars in the int…

  • At the crossroads of Marxism and structuralism in modern Polish literary theory (1918-1939)

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Thesis Eleven•2020

    In this paper, I aim to determine the place of Marxism in Polish literary studies of the 20th century. The starting point is (1) Czesław Miłosz's comment on the identity of Marxism and structuralism; (2) the absence of the term 'Marxism' in the names of Polish workers' parties and pro-Marxist academic discourse (except an insignificant short period directly after the Second World War when Marxist rhetoric prevailed). Referring to political histor…

  • Przegapiona okazja

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Teksty Drugie•2018

    kierownik Zakadu Poetyki

  • "Archiwum" i archiwum

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Teksty Drugie•2017

    21 cm

  • Kariera chronotopu

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Teksty Drugie•2017

    kierownik Zakadu Poetyki, Teorii Literatury i Metodologii Bada Literackich w Instytucie Lite

  • Narracyjna i nienarracyjna koncepcja dyskursu literaturoznawczego

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Przestrzenie Teorii•2007

    The article addresses questions of the relation between literary and literary science discourse which have been intensively discussed in poststructuralist reflection. As the author argues, their separation, accepted until the half of the century, in fact took place on the basis of pragmatic criteria (strongly connected with institutional division of work in the field of literary sciences), and not of a statement's formal characteristics or refere…

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  • Narracyjna i nienarracyjna koncepcja dyskursu literaturoznawczego

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Przestrzenie Teorii•2007

    The article addresses questions of the relation between literary and literary science discourse which have been intensively discussed in poststructuralist reflection. As the author argues, their separation, accepted until the half of the century, in fact took place on the basis of pragmatic criteria (strongly connected with institutional division of work in the field of literary sciences), and not of a statement's formal characteristics or refere…

  • "Archiwum" i archiwum

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Teksty Drugie•2017

    21 cm

  • Kariera chronotopu

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Teksty Drugie•2017

    kierownik Zakadu Poetyki, Teorii Literatury i Metodologii Bada Literackich w Instytucie Lite

  • Przegapiona okazja

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Teksty Drugie•2018

    kierownik Zakadu Poetyki

  • At the crossroads of Marxism and structuralism in modern Polish literary theory (1918-1939)

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Thesis Eleven•2020

    In this paper, I aim to determine the place of Marxism in Polish literary studies of the 20th century. The starting point is (1) Czesław Miłosz's comment on the identity of Marxism and structuralism; (2) the absence of the term 'Marxism' in the names of Polish workers' parties and pro-Marxist academic discourse (except an insignificant short period directly after the Second World War when Marxist rhetoric prevailed). Referring to political histor…

  • Poetyki protestu

    Monika Kopcik, Karolina Kulpa et al.•EDITOR•BOOK•Poetyki protestu•2021

    The Poetics of Protest is the result of the discussion held during the conference organized by the Scientific Circle of Theory of Literature and the Department of Poetics, Literary Theory and Methodology of Literary Research. The session was conducted online at the Faculty of Polish Studies of Warsaw University between 6th and 14th March 2021. The texts presented in the book are concerned with the issue of protest, revolt and opposition, which is…

  • Role społeczne uczonych. Roman Jakobson i Polacy

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Teksty Drugie•2021

    Ulicka explores the status of the archival source (“the hard fact”) in intellectual history. She demonstrates that only the letter is such a “fact,” since, in contrast to memoirs, diaries and journals, it can be neither edited nor replaced. Material supporting this argument consists of the corpus of the correspondence of Roman Jakobson and Maria Renata Mayenowa, as well as letters exchanged between Jakobson and Polish literary scholars in the int…

  • Literary Theory Between Eastern Europe and the West

    Danuta Ulicka, Irina Wutsdorff et al.•BOOK•Literary Theory Between Eastern…•2022

  • Roman Ingarden's Spaces of the Word. Part 1

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2024

    The article delves into the literary oeuvre of Roman Ingarden, the prominent Polish phenomenologist, philosopher, aesthetician, and literary theorist. While his scholarly contributions are globally acknowledged, his literary output, in stark contrast, remains largely undiscovered, archived within the confines of his family collection, with only sporadic references in dispersed texts. Intriguingly, some portions of his literary creations were purp…

  • Roman Ingarden’s Spaces of the Word. Part 2

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2025

    The article delves into the literary oeuvre of Roman Ingarden, the prominent Polish phenomenologist, philosopher, aesthetician and literary theorist. While his scholarly contributions are globally acknowledged, his literary output, in stark contrast, remains largely undiscovered, archived within the confines of his family collection, with only sporadic references in dispersed texts. Intriguingly, some portions of his literary creations were purpo…

  • Intymistyka Kazimierza Twardowskiego

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Roczniki Humanistyczne•2025

    Artykuł podejmuje problem – niegdyś postawiony jako zagadnienie „literatury literaturoznawczej” – pisarstwa literackiego (lub uznawanego na mocy konwencji za takie) badaczy literatury, filozofów i innych myślicieli-humanistów oraz reprezentantów nauk nazywanych ścisłymi. Analiza dzienników młodzieńczych i wierszy Kazimierza Twardowskiego, twórcy szkoły lwowsko--warszawskiej, w kontekście dzienników i poezji Romana Ingardena i Bronisława Malinowsk…

  • Pragnienie tańca

    Open Access•Danuta Ulicka•ARTICLE•Teksty Drugie•2025

    in the context of interconnected artistic, scientific, and political activities.The author examines these texts through the lenses of psychoanalysis and its history, literary studies, theater studies, and art history.The analyses demonstrate the enduring impact of the transformations initiated in the Silver Age across various arts and sciences.The book compiles extensive and previously overlooked archival materials and oral histories of the subje…

Philosophy (9 works) · Art (6 works) · Central European Literary Studies (6 works) · Polish-Jewish Holocaust Memory Studies (5 works) · Diverse Academic Research Studies (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Language and Culture (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Literature (3 works)

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