Porównania

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Vol. 35 No. 1 (2024)
Published 2024 December 30

"Porównania” has been published annually since 2004 and biannually since 2011.  It includes original works and translations of comparative research within literary studies, theory and history of culture, theory of science, anthropology, art study, the cinema, music but also comparative research on history, postcolonial studies, gender, pedagogy, law, contemporary media and the relationship between the humanities and natural sciences. There are also polemics, reviews, surveys of comparative works and a list of received books.

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JOURNAL METRICS:
Ministry of Education and Science (2024): 100

DOI: 10.14746/p
ISSN:
1733-165X
e-ISSN:
2956-6169

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Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

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you are most welcome so submit the subjects of your articles for the new volume of “Porównania” (2025/2). This issue will be a monograph whose main theme will be REFUGEEISM and its literary testimonies, definitions, representations and consequences.


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2024 July 9

INTRODUCTION

Emilia Kledzik, Zbigniew Kopeć, Lenka Németh Vítová
12-17
Roads to Freedoms: Discourses on Independence
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Articles

Mykola Riabchuk
21-34
Empire, Literature and “Archeology of Ignorance”: (Re-)reading Ewa Thompson’s Imperial Knowledge During the War
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Anna Gawarecka
35-61
Getting used to Conformism: On the Attitudes of Czech Scientists Towards the Totalitarian Regime (in Literary Representations)
PDF (Język Polski)
Agata Firlej
63-73
Socrates, or a Free Man in Communist Czechoslovakia
PDF (Język Polski)
Joanna Czaplińska
75-84
Erotica in Jan Křesadlo’s output – unbridled freedom
PDF (Język Polski)
Lajos Pálfalvi
85-92
Hedonist in The Hungarian Gulag: György Faludy’s Memoir Prose
PDF (Język Polski)
Karolina Korcz
93-108
Post-Communist Self-Consciousnesss as a Source of Freedom in Polish Theatre after 1989
PDF (Język Polski)
Lenka Németh Vítová
109-118
Moravianism as One of the Themes Redefining Czech Literature After the Political Changes of 1989
PDF (Język Polski)
Jaroslaw Bytner
119-138
“We Will Not Be a Mirror of Evil”: Bydgoszcz’s Independent Music Scene 1982–1989
PDF (Język Polski)
Siergiej Kowalow
139-157
The Concept of Freedom in Contemporary Belarusian Poetry: Based on the Project “Radio Svabody” Верш на свабоду (Poem for Freedom)
PDF (Język Polski)
Zbigniew Kopeć
159-177
Poland, Sibir and Siberia: The Case of Igor Newerly. On the novel "The Hill of the Blue Dream"
PDF (Język Polski)
Elżbieta Winiecka
179-201
On freedom underlain by trauma in the works of Leopold Buczkowski
PDF (Język Polski)
Ryszard Kupidura
211-224
Between an Italian Restaurant and a Polish Factory. "Oksana" by Włodzimierz Odojewski as a Prefiguration of Polish-Ukrainian Discussions after 2014
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Emilia Kledzik
225-247
Bronislawa Wajs’ Creolism and Literary Comparative Studies in Poland
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Ałła Tatarenko
249-261
Penelopes of the modern era: feminine and masculine freedoms in Ivan Franko's novel "For the Home Hearth" and Milan Begović's "Giga Barićeva"
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Joanna Goszczyńska
263-278
Freedom or Destruction? Gejza Vámoš’ The Atoms of God in the Context of Maladic Discourse
PDF (Język Polski)
Emilia Kledzik
279-296
Bacon i anioły
PDF (Język Polski)
Tomasz Nakoneczny
297-315
„The End of History” as a Postcolonial Issue: A Polish Perspective
PDF (Język Polski)
Ewa Thompson
317-326
Prophecies of Civilizational Collapse 2.0: Michel Houellebecq’s Submission
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