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本文以校园小说Głowa为研究对象。Powieść nocy zimowej(2016)由Tadeusz Cegielski撰写,Rektorski czek(2018)由Joanna Jodełka撰写,分别是为了纪念华沙大学和Adam Mickiewicz大学在波兹纳奇的成立。本文首先考察了所选小说的一般特点,然后在这些小说中呈现大学和学术界的形象,以挖掘围绕波兰大学黄金时代的怀旧情绪。在向神秘小说的读者宣扬“波兰大学”是清晰价值观的来源、道德指南针,甚至是波兰国家政治重建的条件的同时,这些小说促使人们重新评估当前的状况,并为其成员反思学术的未来。
Academic Nostalgia in Mystery Novels Celebrating Old Polish Universities
Abstract The article focuses on the campus novels Głowa. Powieść nocy zimowej (2016) by Tadeusz Cegielski and Rektorski czek (2018) by Joanna Jodełka, written to commemorate the foundation of the University of Warsaw and Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań respectively. This article first considers the generic peculiarities of the selected novels and then goes on to present the image of the university and academic community in these novels, in order to tap into the nostalgia surrounding the Golden Age of the Polish university. While promoting the idea of “the Polish university” as the source of clear values, a moral compass, and even a condition of the political re-establishment of the Polish state for the reader of mysteries, the novels prompt a re-evaluation of the present-day condition and reflections on the future of the academe for its members.