No. 2
Tom 68, Nr 2 (485)
68, 2024
Journal
Humanities Review
Publishing model
open access
License type
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
English
Year of publication
2024
Editor-in-chief
Dawid Maria Osiński
Guest editor
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Issue content
Download all the articles in PDF30.10.2025
Contents
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ChinaChinesenessliterature of the second half of the 19th and early 20th centuriesdialogueallusionDialogues with Chineseness in the Polish Literature of the Second Half of the 19th and Early 20th Centuries – Forms of Presence, Ways of Absorbing. Approximations
Dawid Maria Osiński
30.10.2025
cultural contacthistorical fateChinaPolandThe Cultural Dialogue between Poland and China from the 13th Century to the Beginning of the 20th Century
Li Yinan
30.10.2025
Adam MickiewiczSaint AugustineZdania i uwagi [Sentences and Remarks]ChristianityConfucianismintercultural translationMickiewicz, a Poet of Vengeance or a Preacher of Forgiveness? In Search of a 'Third Way' of Intercultural Translation on the Example of Adam Mickiewicz’s 'Zdania i uwagi'
Tingting Zhang
30.10.2025
ChinaBolesław Prusphilosophermoneyparablehumorous talemicrostoryThe Philosopher and the Simpleton from 'the Imperial City of Shang-hai': The Status of Early Humorous Tales in the Works of Bolesław Prus
Magdalena Romanowska
30.10.2025
equal rightswoman questionEliza OrzeszkowaConfuciusjournalismThe Borrowed and Mediated China: Eliza Orzeszkowa’s Publicist Voice on the Question of Women’s Equal Rights
Piotr Bordzoł
30.10.2025
Wacław SieroszewskiZamorski diabeł [The Overseas Devil]culture of ChinacolonialismBoxer Rebellion'People Born to Live in Their Motherland': The Encounter of China and the West in Wacław Sieroszewski’s Novel 'Zamorski diabeł'
Iwona Przybysz
30.10.2025
Tadeusz MicińskiTaoismPolish-Chinese literary relationsmodernist dramaartistWas Tadeusz Miciński Familiar with Taoism? On 'The Ballad of the Seven Sleeping Brothers in China'
Agnieszka Agata Jastrzębska
