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September 10, 2025Beyond Philology An International Journal of Linguistics Literary Studies and English Language Teaching0 citationsOpen Access

Author-critic: A new archetype of a current state of postmodernity

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ŁKŁukasz Krajnik

Key Points

  • The concept of the author-critic represents a radical self-referential artistic approach.
  • By exploring historical examples, the importance of sociopolitical context in shaping postmodernity is highlighted.
  • Understanding the aesthetics of author-critic requires examining its cultural implications.
  • This analysis situates the author-critic within the broader discourse of postmodern thought.

Abstract

The text is devoted to the examination of the new, contemporary concept of “author-critic”. An essentially postmodern idea which presupposes the necessity of an artistic project that is radically self-referential. By referring to the historical and modern examples from the chronicles of proto-postmodern and postmodern thought, it is achievable to understand sociopolitical and cultural contexts that play a huge role in establishing the ideology and aesthetics of “author-critic”

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Łukasz Krajnik (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1b34654b1d3bfb60e97d0https://doi.org/10.26881/bp.2025.2.06
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