Porównania

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Vol. 32 No. 2 (2022)
Published 2022 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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Ministry of Education and Science (2021): 100

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Articles

Mieczysław Dąbrowski
27-44
The First and the Last Emigration: A Comparison
PDF (Język Polski)
Monika Wolting
47-65
The refugee – a literary topos
PDF (Deutsch)
Skórczewski Dariusz
67-80
On the (Un)necessity of Return: Re-emigration Discourse in Recent Polish Narrative Writing between Politics and Metaphysics
PDF (Język Polski)
Helena Duć-Fajfer
81-100
Circular Migration. Identity Treks of the Lemkos: Text and Ritual
PDF (Język Polski)
Paweł Panas
101-116
In Search of (the Exiled) Identity of the Survivor: About the Protagonist of Jadwiga Maurer’s Stories
PDF (Język Polski)
Dagmara Drewniak
119-137
From Poland to Canada: Memories of Communist Poland and Migration to Canada in Three Texts by Polish-Born Migrant Women Writers
PDF
Marta Tomczok
139-155
“Many Boys Escaped from Here”: Atypical Migrations in Artistic-Literary Approaches of Szopienice by Kazimierz Kutz, Henryk Bereska and Hilary Krzysztofiak
PDF (Język Polski)
Anna Sobiecka
157-177
Słupsk’s Migration Narratives: Literary and Theatrical Contexts
PDF (Język Polski)
Eliza Szymańska
179-211
“Writing from the Migration Experience”: On Narrative Strategies and Identity Patterns in the Texts of Polish (E)Migration Literature in Germany
PDF (Deutsch)
Krzysztof Okoński
213-231
Black and Grey behind White and Red: Authoritarian Potential in the Turkish and Polish Societies in the Light of Necla Kelek’s Bittersweet Homeland: A Report from the interior of Türkiye and Emilia Smechowski’s Return to Poland: Expeditions to My Homeland
PDF (Deutsch)
Anna Rutka, Małgorzata Dubrowska
233-246
Autofictional Generational Narratives in the Current Novels about Post-Soviet Migration: Sasha M. Salzmann’s Im Menschen muss alles herrlich sein (2021), Dmitrij Kapitelman’s Eine Formalie in Kiew (2021) and Lena Gorelik’s Wer wir sind (2021)
PDF (Deutsch)
Stephan Wolting
247-263
On the Move—Considerations on Carmen Francesca Bancius Langgedicht Lebt wohl ihr Geliebten und Genossen (2018) and Jaroslaw Rudiš’s Novel Winterbergs letzte Reise (2019)
PDF (Deutsch)
Joanna Derdowska
265-281
“Before, there was no such thing”: Contemporary Czech Prose and Topics of Migration
PDF (Język Polski)
Magdalena Roguska-Németh
283-299
Narratives About Migration in the Works of Contemporary Writers of Hungarian Cultural Origin
PDF (Język Polski)
Sabina Giergiel
301-316
Siniša Kovačević’s The Conquest of the Homeland as a Serbian Story on the Post-war Migrations
PDF (Język Polski)
Magdalena Bednarek
317-334
The Reaction of Polish Children’s Book Publishers to the Asylum Crisis (2015–2022): brak
PDF (Język Polski)
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