Published: 2019-08-14

Między amnezją i anamnezą Indywidualna pamięć historyczna wobec dominujących narracji

Agata Firlej

7-12

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Does the Form Serve Surviving? The Experience of Inheriting the Memory of the Holocaust and Psychological Functions of It’s Narrativization in Prose of Magdalena Tulli

Ирина Адельгейм

15-32

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Gabriele D’Annunzio and Two Contemporary Art Projects

Natka Badurina

33-48

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Jidišismy, bohemismy a prvky středoevropského jazykového svazu v paměti českých Němců: Slovník české němčiny jako příklad strážce jazykové a kulturní paměti

Štěpán Balík

49-67

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The Land of Light, the Land of Shadow. About the Autobiographic Prose of Faruk Šehić

Miłosz Bukwalt

69-87

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Birth Rituals and Cultural Memory of Albanian Diaspora in Ukraine

Alexandra Dugushina

89-100

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Spacing of Memory in The Book of My Lives by Aleksandar Hemon*

Dejan Durić

101-122

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The Importance of Being Present: A Comparative Reading of Montaigne, Baudelaire, Canetti and Desnica

Snežana Kalinić

123-142

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Dialogue Document Without a Dialogue: Current Debates on World War II in Croatia

Snježana Koren

143-157

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Forgetting Strategies in (Re)structuring Collective Memory of Goranʼs Poem The Pit

Miranda Levanat-Peričić

159-174

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The Troubles with Memory – the Image of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Translation of Miljenko Jergović’s Story Gurbet from The Second Kiss of Gita Danon

Maja Maćkowiak-Kruczek

175-191

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Language of Concealment and the Word for “G”. Who Are the Heroes of the Queer Before Gay Time?

Tomasz Łukasz Nowak

193-208

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Modus of Expression of Personal Memory in the Literary Text

Vladimír Papoušek

209-226

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Between Official Truth and Personal Memory: Oral Histories of Civilians and Soldiers in the Post-Yugoslav Wars 1991–1995

Nebojša Petrović, Aleksandra Lazić

227-241

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“The body of recollection is a bee which stings me.” Emancipatory practices of women’s writing in Croatian literature of the 1980’s

Marina Protrka Štimec, Mirela Dakić

243-255

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Czech Written Literature as a Medium of Memory [and Oblivion] of Hlučín Region

Karel Střelec

257-266

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“Running into Madness to Stay Sane”: the Spirituality of Nature in the Autobiographical Texts of Female Prisoners from Goli Otok Prison Camp

Katarzyna Taczyńska

267-279

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The Memory of the “Revival Process” in the Newest Bulgarian Novel (2011–2017)

Kristiyan Yanev

281-292

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OFF-TOPIC

Czesław Miłosz and Jerzy Andrzejewski: The Holocaust as Catholic Moral Crisis

Rachel Brenner

295-318

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Literary Agon in the Light of the Knight’s Cultural Model

Anna Maria Skibska

319-337

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REVIEWS

Ruthenia – Ukraine, Belarus in the First Polish Republic

Mariusz R. Drozdowski

341-355

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New Pages of the [un]known story

Mariola Walczak-Mikołajczakowa

357-364

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