„Skrawek obcej ziemi, który [nie] na zawsze pozostanie Anglią”: brexit i poezja
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poezja
brexit
brexlit

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Klepuszewski, W. (2021). „Skrawek obcej ziemi, który [nie] na zawsze pozostanie Anglią”: brexit i poezja. Porównania, 30(3), 155–166. https://doi.org/10.14746/por.2021.3.10

Abstrakt

Chociaż porównanie referendum z 2016 roku o wyjściu Wielkiej Brytanii z Unii Europejskiej do I wojny światowej wydawałoby się absurdalne, te dwa okresy mają ze sobą coś wspólnego. Wynika to z faktu, iż okres lat 1914–1918 wywołał lawinę poezji tworzonej nie tylko przez uznanych poetów, ale także przez tysiące zwyczajnych Brytyjczyków, dla których poezja była sposobem na wyrażenie własnych emocji. W podobny sposób okres po referendum spowodował masową reakcję zwykłych obywateli. Prezentowany artykuł podejmuje próbę przyjrzenia się temu, jak raz jeszcze Brytyjczycy wykorzystują poezję do wyrażenia swoich obaw i frustracji.

 

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