Pamietniki

"Pamietniki" Jana Chryzostoma Paska to jedno z najwa?niejszych dzie? polskiej literatury barokowej, stanowi?ce barwny i niezwykle sugestywny obraz ?ycia siedemnastowiecznej szlachty. Autor, ?o?nierz i ziemianin, z niezwyk?ym talentem narracyjnym opisuje swoje losy na tle burzliwych wydarze? historycznych Rzeczypospolitej Obojga Narodów. Dzie?o dzieli si? na dwie g?ówne cz??ci: ?o?niersk?, pe?n? opisów wypraw wojennych, m.in. do Danii pod wodz? Stefana Czarnieckiego, oraz ziemia?sk?, dokumentuj?c? ?ycie codzienne, procesy s?dowe i obyczajowo?? szlacheck?.

Pasek wprowadza czytelnika w ?wiat sarmatyzmu, prezentuj?c specyficzny humor, religijno?? oraz patriotyzm tamtej epoki. Jego styl, charakteryzuj?cy si? swobod? i dynamik?, sta? si? wzorem dla gatunku zwanego gaw?d? szlacheck?. "Pamietniki" to nie tylko bezcenne ?ród?o historyczne, ale przede wszystkim porywaj?ca lektura, która pozwala zrozumie? mentalno?? i kultur? dawnej Polski. Dzi?ki plastycznym opisom i autentycznemu j?zykowi, utwór ten do dzi? zachwyca kolejnych badaczy oraz mi?o?ników historii i literatury pi?knej.

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