No. 1
Tom 63, Nr 1 (464)
63, 2019
Journal
Humanities Review
DOI
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Publishing model
hybrid
License type
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Field
arts and humanities
Discipline
philosophy, history, archeology, linguistics, literary studies, culture and religion studies, arts studies, polish studies
Publisher
University of Warsaw Press
Affiliation
University of Warsaw, Faculty of Polish Studies
Language of publication
Polish, English
Year of publication
2019
Editor-in-chief
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Guest editor
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Issue content
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Spis treści/Contents
17.09.2019
World War IPolish poetryUkrainian poetryprotest against warAndere Stimmen – Protest gegen Krieg und Gewalt in der polnischen und ukrainischen Dichtung über den Ersten Weltkrieg
Alois Woldan
17.09.2019
Der Mythos Galiziender Habsburger MythosFamiliengeschichtedas osteuropäische Judentumliterarische TraditionErinnerungsdiskursMotivDer Untergang des Habsburgerreiches aus der Perspektive einer modernen Familiengeschichte (am Beispiel von Jenny Erpenbecks Roman „Aller Tage Abend“)
Ievgeniia Voloshchuk
17.09.2019
WWIJewish NationalismMinority RightsGerman occupation of Poland during WWIAgudas IsroelBundZionismFolkismPoland? But which? Jewish Political Attitudes toward the Polish State in Formation during World War I
Marcos Silber
17.09.2019
World War IPolish LiteratureCzech LiteratureJaroslav HašekVladislav VančuraJózef WittlinFragmentation of SpaceBarbarization and Self-BarbarizationLiterary Reflections on Postimperial Violence in East-Central Europe after 1918: Wittlin – Hašek – Vančura
Alfrun Kliems
17.09.2019
Jaroslav HašekŠvejkWorld War IRussian RevolutionRussian civil warCzechoslovak LegionArmisticefall of the Austro-Hungarian EmpireSoviet Union1918end of the warA War Poet in Absentia: the Year 1918 in Jaroslav Hašek’s Literary Output
Jean Boutan
17.09.2019
Literatura emigracyjnaHermann BrochJózef Wittlinkorespondencja (1945–1951)materiały ze zbiorów Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library (YaleNew Haven) i Houghton Library (HarvardCambridge)Literature of emigration and exileHermann BrochJózef Wittlincorrespondence (1945–1951)collections at the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library (YaleNew Haven) and Houghton Library (HarvardCambridge)Krieg, Exil und die Seele des Dichters Hermann Broch und Józef Wittlin im Briefwechsel
Agnieszka Hudzik
17.09.2019
I wojna światowadziennikNałkowskazmysłykobietacodzienność/niecodziennośćpatriotyzmWorld War IdiaryNałkowskasenseswomanordinarines/uncommonnesspatriotismWielka Wojna, wielkie nadzieje, wielkie wątpliwości. Zmysły, emocje i trudny patriotyzm w dzienniku Zofii Nałkowskiej
Paweł Rodak