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Identity, Creativity and Alienation in the Context of Child and Art
(Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego, 2024-10) Pembecioğlu, Nilüfer
The child avoids reflecting judgment on the specifics of what s/he sees because many things can change in the child’s eyes. The importance of exposing children to art early on and helping them to develop an aesthetic sense cannot, therefore, be overstated. Since they can focus on the details because they cannot grasp the whole, children can be excellent artists. However, many children are hesitant to share their creative thoughts and innovations due to the fact that they are concerned about how others might reflect on them. This study was motivated by the experience of writing a story after taking part in art and aesthetic sessions with elementary school pupils in an underprivileged area. There seem to be many similarities between what kids experience in the real world and the virtual one they create. The research’s findings indicate that children’s loneliness, alienation, and identity issues were reflected in their narratives.
Outsiderzy poszukujący sensu życia (Mury Hebronu, Biały kruk, Przez rzekę, Dziewięć, Taksim)
(Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego, 2017) Kwolek, Justyna
In the adumbration titled “Outsiders looking for the meaning of life”, the author shall present several groups of selected characters portrayed in the prose by Andrzej Stasiuk. Among the discussed groups one finds prisoners described in Mury Hebronu, wanderers accounted for in Biały Kruk and Taksim, femme fatales portrayed in the storybook titled Przez rzekę, as well as tragic heroes illustrated in the novel Dziewięć. All these characters might be said to stay in some kind of relationship because they share the overwhelming feeling of alienation – either by choice or due to the rejection from the society – and they all struggle to find any deep meaning in human life in the senseless surrounding world, but – unfortunately – the fail. The feeling of loneliness, alienation and the existential fear are the features which might be used to portray all the characters of the aforementioned prose.