Polska literatura współczesna

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• "A Bedtime Story" by Jan Kurowicki. A Volume of Betrayed Hopes

  Dawid Kopa

  123-133

• (Un)masculine characters? A Portrait of Father and Son in "Pokora" by Szczepan Twardoch

  Katarzyna Niesporek-Klanowska

  353-369

• Andrzej Busza’s Poetry and the Surrealistic Reflection

  Justyna Budzik

  112-122

• Anxiety Comes After Dark. Topics of the Night in the Prose of Sylwia Chutnik

  Dariusz Piechota

  293-306

• Barbara Piórkowska's Gaia. True Story in the mirror of climate fiction

  Dariusz Piechota

  333-346

• Between Poetic Song and Sung Poetry – the Works of Mirosław Czyżykiewicz in the Genological Perspective

  Szymon Brucki

  134-145

• Bizarre stories by Dominika Słowik

  Dariusz Piechota

  389-398

• Femininity and Postcolonialism in the Poetry of Zuzanna Ginczanka and Marianne Moore

  Zuzanna Adamek

  77-90

• I won’t raise the Number on Death’s counter. Fragments of Wioletta Grzegorzewska’s Pandemic Diary

  Jan Wolski

  383-389

• Important conversations "in the face of the hustle and bustle of unimportant matters." Genological considerations on the book by Wiesław Myśliwski and Tomasz Bocheński. Prolegomena

  Grażyna Maroszczuk

  169-181

• Methodology of Investigation in Search of Jerzy Siewierski’s Biography

  Milena Kościelniak

  516-540

• Poetic micro-stories of Urszula Honek

  Janusz Pasterski

  57-68

• Poetic testimony of the Kielce pogrom. On "Poem for Poland" by Stanisław Wygodzki

  Sławomir Jacek Żurek

  179-186

• Polish Mother Destructor - two faces of dysfunctional motherhood (on the example of Szopka by Zośka Papużanka and Gorzko, Gorzko by Joanna Bator)

  Mikołaj Głos

  399-409

• Rebeless. Inanna as the heroine of Polish retellings of Sumerian myths

  Mikołaj Głos

  316-332

• Reifications of the Future. On the Role of Things in Erna Rosenstein’s Poetry

  Andrzej Juchniewicz

  91-111

• Science Fiction as a Fairy Tale? Reflections on Stanisław Lem’s Fables for Robots

  Alfred Gall

  146-159

• Testing a Genre, Testing with a Genre

  Dorota Korwin-Piotrowska

  11-30

• The Affairs of Czesław Miłosz in the Personal Notes of Maria Dąbrowska and Anna Kowalska

  Ewa Głębicka

  432-452

• The Arthurian myths in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and A. Sapkowski

  Jowita Kosiba

  363-388

• The duality of the world. On "Mer de Glace" by Małgorzata Lebda

  Alicja Wosik

  69-76

• The Multi-name Land of Edward Zyman’s Exile

  Stanisław Dłuski

  656-660

• The New New Wave. On the Mature Poetry of Jacek Świerk

  Arkadiusz Luboń

  134-146

• Theory of Genre and the Digital Revolution. Case of Reportage

  Przemysław Pietrzak

  55-72

• Writing as (self)therapy. On the margins of Michał Moszkowicz’s prose

  Agnieszka Nęcka

  267-279