Katarzyna Sarek
Biographic Data
| ID | 9525691 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Katarzyna Sarek |
| GIVEN NAMES | Katarzyna |
| FAMILY NAME | Sarek |
| SIGNATURE | SAREK K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jagiellonian University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4298-6301 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Genre Trouble in Tibet: Ethnic Identity and Literary Labels in Tashi Dawa and Ma Yuan
This article examines how the ethnicity of Tashi Dawa, a Sino-Tibetan writer, influences the perception of his works. He is most often categorized as an “ethnic” or “magic realist” writer, despite his narrative style aligning closely with avant-garde literature. This perception arises from a focus by both Chinese and Western critics on Tibetan cultural elements in his stories, shaped by his mixed ethnic background. By contrast, Han Chinese writer…
Chinese Studies in Poland: History and Current Perspectives
The earliest pieces of knowledge and research on China in Poland reflected development of Sinological studies in Western Europe. Being located on the sidelines of trade routes through which Eastern ideas and goods reached Western Europe, Poles used to get their information about China mostly from intermediaries: medieval travelers, merchants, and envoys, and since the sixteenth century, letters, writings, and books by Jesuit missionaries. The Pol…
China’s “Not So Detached from Reality” Literary Avant-Garde: Su Tong and His Subversive Opposition to Communist Ideology
Individualistic and non-political. While it is true that these writers focused on the individual and experimented with stylistic techniques, they did not completely disconnect themelves from China’s political and social realities. Su Tong’s works, for instance, challenge the communist ideology and explore contemporary Chinese history through personal experiences. His characters may appear to be stereotypes, but their relationships defy clichés, a…
Seemingly Inconsistent: “Growing Southern Plants the Michurin Method” by Weronika Murek and Five Spice Street by Can Xue
Z pozoru niespójne: Hodowla roślin południowych metodą Miczurina Weroniki Murek i Five spice street Can Xue Porównanie dzieł chińskiej pisarki Can Xue i polskiej pisarki Weroniki Murek pozwala dostrzec istniejące w nich podobieństwa tematyczne i formalne. Pomimo widocznych różnic, pisarki mają wiele wspólnych punktów — w swoich pracach obie zrezygnowały z linii akcji, jedności akcji i miejsca, obie sięgają po surrealizm, absurd, groteskę i parado…
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Seemingly Inconsistent: “Growing Southern Plants the Michurin Method” by Weronika Murek and Five Spice Street by Can Xue
Z pozoru niespójne: Hodowla roślin południowych metodą Miczurina Weroniki Murek i Five spice street Can Xue Porównanie dzieł chińskiej pisarki Can Xue i polskiej pisarki Weroniki Murek pozwala dostrzec istniejące w nich podobieństwa tematyczne i formalne. Pomimo widocznych różnic, pisarki mają wiele wspólnych punktów — w swoich pracach obie zrezygnowały z linii akcji, jedności akcji i miejsca, obie sięgają po surrealizm, absurd, groteskę i parado…
Chinese Studies in Poland: History and Current Perspectives
The earliest pieces of knowledge and research on China in Poland reflected development of Sinological studies in Western Europe. Being located on the sidelines of trade routes through which Eastern ideas and goods reached Western Europe, Poles used to get their information about China mostly from intermediaries: medieval travelers, merchants, and envoys, and since the sixteenth century, letters, writings, and books by Jesuit missionaries. The Pol…
China’s “Not So Detached from Reality” Literary Avant-Garde: Su Tong and His Subversive Opposition to Communist Ideology
Individualistic and non-political. While it is true that these writers focused on the individual and experimented with stylistic techniques, they did not completely disconnect themelves from China’s political and social realities. Su Tong’s works, for instance, challenge the communist ideology and explore contemporary Chinese history through personal experiences. His characters may appear to be stereotypes, but their relationships defy clichés, a…
Genre Trouble in Tibet: Ethnic Identity and Literary Labels in Tashi Dawa and Ma Yuan
This article examines how the ethnicity of Tashi Dawa, a Sino-Tibetan writer, influences the perception of his works. He is most often categorized as an “ethnic” or “magic realist” writer, despite his narrative style aligning closely with avant-garde literature. This perception arises from a focus by both Chinese and Western critics on Tibetan cultural elements in his stories, shaped by his mixed ethnic background. By contrast, Han Chinese writer…
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