Keywords
diadressiveness
infantylization and biographism
How to Cite
Abstract
In the article, I am talking about the topic of biography, diadressiveness and infantilization in the works of Agnieszka Osiecka. I focus the analysis of the material primarily on "Szczególnie małe sny" and "Dzień dobry, Eugeniuszu". In my deliberations, I also deal with the dream-dreams of children’s imagination and fairy-tale creation of reality.
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