No. 2
Tom 69, Nr 2 (489)
69, 2025
Journal
Humanities Review
Publishing model
open access
License type
Field
Humanities
Discipline
archeology, philosophy, linguistics, history, culture and religion studies, arts studies, literary studies
Publisher
University of Warsaw Press
Affiliation
University of Warsaw, Faculty of Polish Studies
Language of publication
Polish, English
Year of publication
2025
Editor-in-chief
Dawid Maria Osiński
Issue content
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09.12.2025
Jacques Derridasexual differencebinary oppositionGeschlechtMartin HeideggerSexual Difference from before the Binary Opposition: Notes on the Margins of Jacques Derrida’s Geschlecht
Roman Chymkowski
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Nishimura Misutravel accountpilgrimagenyonin kinsei (“no women allowed” rule)rituals for the deadWomen’s Pilgrimages in Japan as Reflected in the 19th-Century Travel Diary of Nishimura Misu
Małgorzata Sobczyk
09.12.2025
Agatha ChristieJane Marplecrime novelstereotypeold agespinsteramateur detectiveold age as “camouflage”film adaptations of literatureOn Stereotypes Related to Old Age and the Creation of the Character of Miss Marple in the Novels of Agatha Christie
Brygida Pawłowska-Jądrzyk
09.12.2025
Maria GrzegorzewskaInstitute of Special EducationletterscultureworldThe Image of the World and Culture in the Light of Maria Grzegorzewska’s Correspondence in the Years 1906–1967
Anna Hryniewicka
09.12.2025
Władysław Stanisław ReymontWanda Pietkiewicz ToczyłowskabiographycorrespondenceReymontologyThe Vampire“You Revived Me for Torment and for a New, Difficult Life”: Who Was Wanda Pietkiewicz Toczyłowska for Reymont?
Dorota Samborska-Kukuć
09.12.2025
Tomasz August Olizarowskireconstructionbiography19th-century Polish writersource criticismWhere and When Was Tomasz Olizarowski Born? In Search of a Reliable Source
Kamila Supeł
09.12.2025
Wincenty Korab-BrzozowskiYoung Polandsymbolismthe sacredflowerswomandeathMaurice Merleau-Pontyphenomenology of perceptiontranscendencemetaphysicalityAffinity of Shadows and Flowers at Dusk by Wincenty Korab-Brzozowski: An Interpretation Attempt
Bartłomiej Borek
