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ID9708404
NAMEArkadiusz Luboń
GIVEN NAMESArkadiusz
FAMILY NAMELuboń
SIGNATURELUBON A
AFFILIATIONSRzeszów University
ORCID0000-0002-9539-7973
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR8
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX0
  • Nowa Nowa Fala. O dojrzałej poezji Jacka Świerka

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2025

    Artykuł omawia obecność elementów poetyki typowej dla twórców polskiej Nowej Fali z przełomu lat 60-tych i 70-tych ubiegłego stulecia w tekstach jednego z interesujących poetów ścisłej współczesności – Jacka Świerka. Choć jego debiut literacki miał miejsce dwadzieścia lat temu, a w międzyczasie Świerk ogłosił drukiem liczne wiersze i przekłady, to dopiero najnowszy tom Żucie wewnętrzne z roku 2024 stanowi reprezentatywną kolekcję liryki dojrzałej…

  • Manipulacje przestrzenią świata przedstawionego jako instrumentarium poetyki grozy w ilustrowanej literaturze dla dzieci (przypadki Tam, gdzie żyją dzikie stwory Maurice’a Sendaka i Czarnej książki Ri…

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń•ARTICLE•Przestrzenie Teorii•2025

    The article discusses two cases of using the technique of expanding or shrinking the narrative settingof a literary work in order to intensify reader’s emotions of unease and uncertainty through referencesto agoraphobic or claustrophobic fears. The analysis of selected themes from works dedicated toyoung readers – Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak and The Black Book by Rita Kaczmarska – shows how the language text and illustrations co-c…

  • Canon Disputed. Polish Religious Poetry in English Translations by Adam Czerniawski

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2024

    The aim of the article is to analyse and discuss Polish religious poems represented and promoted in Anglo-Saxon culture by the anthology Moved by the Spirit by Adam Czerniawski. This émigré poet and translator not only composed his anthologies guided by a set of unique criteria and individual literary standards but also – following his idea of translation developed in essays and theoretical manifestos – chose texts and introduced semantic shifts …

  • Czułość tłumacza / czułość poety. „Wyczucie translatorskie” w refleksjach polskich poetów emigracyjnej grupy „Kontynenty”

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń•ARTICLE•Przekładaniec•2024

    The article aims to discuss the idea of “czułość” in poetry translations. Since the polysemic Polish word “czułość” denotes several different concepts ‒ “tenderness” in particular, but also “sensitivity”, “sense”, “intuition”, “fondness” or “responsivity” – it is frequently used in the deliberations of Polish translators discussing a variety of issues related to interlinguistic transfer of literary works. The article focuses on remarks provided b…

  • Brutalne wersy. Przemiany norm gatunkowych literackiego horroru a translatorskie strategie polskich popularyzatorów poezji grozy – przypadek antologii Roberta Stillera i Leszka Lachowieckiego

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń•ARTICLE•Przekładaniec•2023

    Violent Verses. Transformations of Horror Fiction and Translational Strategies of Polish Popularizers of Gothic Poetry – the Case Study of Anthologies by Robert Stiller and Leszek Lachowiecki The article discusses strategies used in translation of horror poetry in Polish anthologies of this genre in late 1980s and early 1990s when, thanks to political and social transformation, Western popculture with some of its characteristic features became av…

  • Zagraniczne istnienie literatury polskiej

    Open Access•Jolanta Pasterska, Polska Uniwersytet Rzeszowski et al.•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2020

    Interest in reception of Polish literature translated into foreign languages has increased in recent years among not only academic researchers but also publishers, literary critics and readers as well. Both successes of contemporary Polish writers abroad and the endeavors of cultural institutions aimed at promotion of Polish literature in other countries inspire discussions centered on the issue of selection and adaptation of the most representat…

  • Comparative Hints Included

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń, Polska Uniwersytet Rzeszowski•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2020

    The article discusses the relation between comparative studies of Jerzy Pietrkiewicz and his translations of Polish and English poetry. As the provided analyses indicate, the translator introduces a variety of subtle modifications into the target versions. These modifications result in establishing several types of intertextual links between the two poetic traditions Pietrkiewicz simultaneously discusses in his academic essays

  • Centenarian “Weird Fiction” from Providence in Contemporary Poland. Translational Models and the Reception of Short Stories by Howard Phillips Lovecraft – the Case Study of “Dagon”

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2020

    The article discusses the conventional models and translation techniques, which are most common among the Polish translators of the weird fiction by Howard Phillips Lovecraft. The proposed classification of such models, aimed at either “popularisation,” “stereotypisation” or “revision” of Lovecraft’s short stories, presents the impact of extra-textual factors (vision of the writer, target group of readers, cultural and political influences) on th…

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  • Zagraniczne istnienie literatury polskiej

    Open Access•Jolanta Pasterska, Polska Uniwersytet Rzeszowski et al.•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2020

    Interest in reception of Polish literature translated into foreign languages has increased in recent years among not only academic researchers but also publishers, literary critics and readers as well. Both successes of contemporary Polish writers abroad and the endeavors of cultural institutions aimed at promotion of Polish literature in other countries inspire discussions centered on the issue of selection and adaptation of the most representat…

  • Comparative Hints Included

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń, Polska Uniwersytet Rzeszowski•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2020

    The article discusses the relation between comparative studies of Jerzy Pietrkiewicz and his translations of Polish and English poetry. As the provided analyses indicate, the translator introduces a variety of subtle modifications into the target versions. These modifications result in establishing several types of intertextual links between the two poetic traditions Pietrkiewicz simultaneously discusses in his academic essays

  • Centenarian “Weird Fiction” from Providence in Contemporary Poland. Translational Models and the Reception of Short Stories by Howard Phillips Lovecraft – the Case Study of “Dagon”

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2020

    The article discusses the conventional models and translation techniques, which are most common among the Polish translators of the weird fiction by Howard Phillips Lovecraft. The proposed classification of such models, aimed at either “popularisation,” “stereotypisation” or “revision” of Lovecraft’s short stories, presents the impact of extra-textual factors (vision of the writer, target group of readers, cultural and political influences) on th…

  • Brutalne wersy. Przemiany norm gatunkowych literackiego horroru a translatorskie strategie polskich popularyzatorów poezji grozy – przypadek antologii Roberta Stillera i Leszka Lachowieckiego

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń•ARTICLE•Przekładaniec•2023

    Violent Verses. Transformations of Horror Fiction and Translational Strategies of Polish Popularizers of Gothic Poetry – the Case Study of Anthologies by Robert Stiller and Leszek Lachowiecki The article discusses strategies used in translation of horror poetry in Polish anthologies of this genre in late 1980s and early 1990s when, thanks to political and social transformation, Western popculture with some of its characteristic features became av…

  • Canon Disputed. Polish Religious Poetry in English Translations by Adam Czerniawski

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2024

    The aim of the article is to analyse and discuss Polish religious poems represented and promoted in Anglo-Saxon culture by the anthology Moved by the Spirit by Adam Czerniawski. This émigré poet and translator not only composed his anthologies guided by a set of unique criteria and individual literary standards but also – following his idea of translation developed in essays and theoretical manifestos – chose texts and introduced semantic shifts …

  • Czułość tłumacza / czułość poety. „Wyczucie translatorskie” w refleksjach polskich poetów emigracyjnej grupy „Kontynenty”

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń•ARTICLE•Przekładaniec•2024

    The article aims to discuss the idea of “czułość” in poetry translations. Since the polysemic Polish word “czułość” denotes several different concepts ‒ “tenderness” in particular, but also “sensitivity”, “sense”, “intuition”, “fondness” or “responsivity” – it is frequently used in the deliberations of Polish translators discussing a variety of issues related to interlinguistic transfer of literary works. The article focuses on remarks provided b…

  • Nowa Nowa Fala. O dojrzałej poezji Jacka Świerka

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń•ARTICLE•Tematy i Konteksty•2025

    Artykuł omawia obecność elementów poetyki typowej dla twórców polskiej Nowej Fali z przełomu lat 60-tych i 70-tych ubiegłego stulecia w tekstach jednego z interesujących poetów ścisłej współczesności – Jacka Świerka. Choć jego debiut literacki miał miejsce dwadzieścia lat temu, a w międzyczasie Świerk ogłosił drukiem liczne wiersze i przekłady, to dopiero najnowszy tom Żucie wewnętrzne z roku 2024 stanowi reprezentatywną kolekcję liryki dojrzałej…

  • Manipulacje przestrzenią świata przedstawionego jako instrumentarium poetyki grozy w ilustrowanej literaturze dla dzieci (przypadki Tam, gdzie żyją dzikie stwory Maurice’a Sendaka i Czarnej książki Ri…

    Open Access•Arkadiusz Luboń•ARTICLE•Przestrzenie Teorii•2025

    The article discusses two cases of using the technique of expanding or shrinking the narrative settingof a literary work in order to intensify reader’s emotions of unease and uncertainty through referencesto agoraphobic or claustrophobic fears. The analysis of selected themes from works dedicated toyoung readers – Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak and The Black Book by Rita Kaczmarska – shows how the language text and illustrations co-c…

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