Keywords
ars poetica
cielesność
Urszula Kozioł
autotematyzm
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Abstract
Przedmiotem interpretacji jest Znikopis Urszuli Kozioł, niewielki utwór z tomu Wielka pauza (1996), czytany na tle wiersza Ars poetica i późnej twórczości Urszuli Kozioł. Staje się on formą arspoetyki jednorazowego użytku, pozbawionej swej uniwersalnej i normatywnej roli i ograniczonej swym zasięgiem do danego, właśnie powstającego tekstu, który zyskuje specyficzną, cielesną materialność. „Znikopisanie” zostaje tu sprzężone z efektem biologicznym, jest konsekwencją „ciałoznikania”, nakierowując uwagę na problem psychosomatycznie rozumianej tożsamości rozpraszającego się „ja”, wyrażanej równolegle przez medium ciała i języka.
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