Osoba i głos: 
postać w najnowszym polskim dramacie

Abstract

The disintegration of character in recent Polish drama is closely related to identity crisis and the ensuing negation of the basis and integrity of one's sense of self. A character can hardly be analysed as a person – more often than not, it resembles a linguistic or textual entity rather than a human being. The persona is replaced by a voice or a polyphonic collective body – a choir. In the dramatic works of contemporary Polish playwrights such as M. Koterski, M. Bieliński, M. Modzelewski, L. Amejko or D. Masłowska these forms can be realized as either a fragmented subject split into aspects that cannot be reconciled, or as the subject's external reality, which they perceive as fragmented, incomprehensible and hostile.

Keywords

• contemporary Polish drama
• character
• identity crisis
• voice
• choir