Porównania

Current Issue

Vol. 34 No. 2 (2023)
Published 2024 March 19

"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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PUBLISHER
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

Announcements

Call for papers

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

Articles

Marina Ortrud M. Hertrampf
21-36
Giving Space to the Tabooed Trauma: Sofia Taikon’s Testimony in Katitzi Z-1234 and Sofia Z-4515
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Katarzyna Jaworska-Biskup, dr
37-51
Changing Narratives of Jan and Maria Malisz’s Case (1933): Social, Legal and Cultural Perspectives
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Tomasz Basiuk
53-62
Menachem Kaiser’s Quest for Family Heirloom and the Aftermath of Historical Trauma
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Paweł Tomczok
63-75
Industrial Spaces That Won’t Go Away
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Kinga Piotrowiak-Junkiert
77-93
The Dybbuk Speaks with the Mouth of the Living: Wartime Trauma and Strategies of Holocaust Remembrance in Hungarian Literature Between 1949 and 1953: Wojenna trauma a strategie pamięci o Zagładzie w literaturze węgierskiej w latach 1949-1953. Próba zarysu
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Kornélia Faragó
95-106
In the Space of Cumulative Trauma: Lessons from a Hungarian Trauma-Novel in Vojvodina
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Anna Janicka
107-121
Post-Holocaust Migrations of Empathy: My Star by Felicja Raszkin-Nowak
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Tomasz Łysak
123-138
Dead Rescuers: The Commemoration of Poles Who Lost Their Lives Saving Jews During the Second World War
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Anna Barcz
139-152
The Vistula, Overgrown Shrubs, and Untended Gardens in the Literature of Postwar, Communist Warsaw
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Ryszard Kupidura
153-165
Representing the Ukrainian Migration Experience: From a Cultural Monologue Towards Interculturality
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Katarzyna Szopa
167-181
Stabat Mater: The Impossible Mourning in Teresa Ferenc’s Poetry
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Wojciech Browarny
182-198
The Scars of Memory: The Biographies of Monument Trees in Central Europe
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Lucie Antošíková
199-213
Neglected Trauma: The Lives of Women Dissidents and Émigrés in Daňa Horáková’s Memoirs
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