Twórczość Jarosławy Pulinowicz jako przykład dramaturgii zaangażowanej

Abstract

The article presents the description of the work of Yaroslava Pulinovich, the representative of the young generation of contemporary Russian dramaturgy. The plays of the Russian playwright are interpreted in the context of the involvement of drama and theatre in social issues. Using the concept of political quality of art of Jacques Rancière, according to which art aims to discuss social problems, the author of the article attempts to show that the work of Pulinovich falls into the definition of engaged art that involves full participation in the social life and involves the artist and the viewer in the problems of the surrounding reality. The research material that has been used is the majority of the playwright’s works, both her wellknown works such as Natasha’s dream, Zhanna or Eliza’s Land, as well as lesser-known works (Chemistry teacher, He’s gone without a word and other).