Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne

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No. 29 (2025)
Published 2025 December 15

„Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne” (“Poznań Slavic Studies”) is a six-monthly journal co-published by the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. The journal was established at the Faculty of Polish and Classical Philology of Adam Mickiewicz University by the Institute of Slavonic Philology. The journal publishes original and previously unpublished works concerning the whole Slavonic culture: its southern, western and eastern varieties. Each issue of the journal is devoted to a different subject matter and run by a different thematic editor. Main themes of each issue aim to answer current challenges of humanities. The journal's leading discipline is literature studies, but monographic issues also embrace linguistics, culture, history, art history, religion or sociology. We publish peer-reviewed articles and scientific essays, as well as review articles (which are also addressed to peer-reviewers). The journal is co-created by an international team of experts (the Scientific Council), an international group of authors and international reviewers. We publish in all Slavic languages as well as in English, German and Italian.

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JOURNAL METRICS:
Ministry of Science and Higher Education (2024): 70
Indeks Hirscha: 5
Poznań Slavic Studies are indexed on the 'A' list of international journals for the Humanities by the Italian Evaluation Agency of University and Research (ANVUR).

DOI: 10.14746/pss
ISSN (Print): 2084-3011
ISSN (Online): 2450-2731

PUBLISHED WORK ARE LICENSED UNDER A CREATIVE COMMONS:

2015–10.2020: CC_by-nd/4.0 Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License

Since 10.2020: Creative Commons License Attribution 4.0 International License

DATA ARCHIVING
The PRESSto platform digitally preserves the content of this journal using the PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN), which provides digital long-term preservation of data and secured access to the content of the journal.
The journal „Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne” complies with the I40C standards for open citations.

PUBLISHER
Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

FUNDING
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The funding for the journal  „Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne” was provided under Agreement No. RCN/SP/0141/2021/1

Announcements

Słowiańskie emigracje – rewizje

Definiowanie emigracji, zarówno w ujęciu socjologicznym, historycznym, jak i literackim czy językowym, nierzadko opiera się na układach binarnych, ugruntowanych opozycjach...

Teksty do 30 marca 2026 roku za pośrednictwem strony czasopisma „Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne” na platformie Pressto


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2025 October 30

Programme: Development of academic journals for “POZNAŃSKIE STUDIA SLAWISTYCZNE” (‘Poznań Slavic Studies’) biannual

"Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne" w latach 2022-2023 były objęte programem Rozwoju Czasopism Naukowych z Ministerstwa Nauki i Szkolnictwa Wyższego i otrzymały dofinansowanie zgodnie z umową nr RCN/SP/0141/2021/1.


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2025 April 7

Slavic literary bibliographies in the digital age – the traditions, methodologies, and challenges

Call for Papers to the 30th issue of Poznan Slavonic Studies


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2025 March 3
Defining, Blurring, and Crossing Boundaries
Krystyna Pieniążek-Marković, Tvrtko Vuković
9-18
Defining, Blurring, and Crossing Boundaries
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Krystyna Pieniążek-Marković, Tvrtko Vuković
19-28
Defining, Blurring, and Crossing Boundaries
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Defining, Blurring, and Crossing Boundaries

Anna Chudzik
31–49
Between Autonomy and Crossing Boundaries: A Sketch on Linguistics as a Scientific Discipline,
PDF (Język Polski)
Helena Delaš
51–65
Archaic paradigms in standard Croatian accentual patterns on the example of verbs ending in -ovati / -evati
PDF (Hrvatski)
Tetyana Fuderer
67–81
Surzhyk: transformation of perception in the Ukrainian mass consciousness about the mixed Ukrainian-Russian idiom in the context of current socio-political events in Ukraine
PDF (Hrvatski)
Tatjana Pišković
83–98
Fuzzy boundaries between hyponymy and meronymy
PDF (Hrvatski)
Leonard Pon
99–115
The use of connectives in the written production in Croatian as a mother tongue and English and German as foreign languages
PDF (Hrvatski)
Gabrijela Puljić
117–133
Eavesdropper, not (only) reader. Transgressive possibilities of doubly deictic “you”
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Natalya Didenko
135–155
Some features of the translation of the contemporary film adaptation of P. Yershov’s fairy tale The Little Humpbacked Horse
PDF (Русский)
Urszula Kowalska-Nadolna
157–176
The Limits of the Language. Holocaust(s)? Between Decorum and a “Rhetorically Useful Concept” (The Case of Discourse in Poland)
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Anna Boguska
177–194
Different Dimensions of Borderlines in War Situations. Once Again on Vinko Brešan’s Witnesses
PDF (Język Polski)
Krunoslav Lučić
195–216
Representable and unrepresentable in film art: the limits of visual representation of reality
PDF (Hrvatski)
Višnja Kačić Rogošić
217–230
In or Out: Boundaries of Institutional and Noninstitutional Theatre Scene in Croatian Theatre
PDF (Hrvatski)
Martina Petranović
231–245
Between Performance and Action: Igralke
PDF (Hrvatski)
Suzana Marjanić
247–263
On trans-genres or Nick Cave without Laibach at the coronation of Charles III
PDF (Hrvatski)
Ivana Žužul, Barbara Martinović
265–283
Boundaries of text in the works of conceptual artist Mary Kelly
PDF (Hrvatski)
Filip Kučeković
285–304
The Status of Theory in the Study of Literature and the Visual Arts
PDF (Hrvatski)
Kristina Peternai Andrić, Ivana Kirin
305–319
Third space and beyond
PDF (Hrvatski)
Josip Periša
321–336
From Edmund Husserl to Wolfgang Iser: Phenomenological Reduction and Literary Text
PDF (Hrvatski)
Maciej Falski
337–355
Biography as an Interpretative Model of Cultural Transfers: The Case of Peter Paul Vergerio the Younger and the Habsburg borderlands
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Krešimir Filipec
357–374
Historical characteristics of the Croatian – Slovenian language border between the Drava and Sava rivers until the 12th century according to archaeological indicators
PDF (Hrvatski)
Wiktoria Hendry, Magdalena Szulc
375–396
A homeland in pieces: the problem of borders in Goran Vojnović’s Yugoslavia, My Fatherland
PDF (Język Polski)
Joanna Brodniewicz
397–417
Expanding the boundaries of freedom. The democratic opposition in Czechoslovakia from 1978 to 1989 and the inspiration from the thought of John Paul II
PDF (Język Polski)
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