"THE ARCHIVES OF POLISH AND EAST EUROPEAN EMIGRATION" 2020 [2021] Vol. 28

• Front page
• Contents (in Polish)
• Contents (in English)

COMPARING (E)MIGRATIONS: TRADITIONS — (POST)MEMORY — TRANSLINGUALISM
Edited by: Marcin Wołk, Agata Domachowska, Joanna Antoniak

• Dagmara Drewniak, Postmemorial Experiences — Comparing Australian and Canadian Second Generation Migrant Poetry. On the Basis of Selected Poetry by Lily Brett and Anne Michaels
• Zuzanna Szatanik, Toward an Agoraphobic Travel Narrative. France Daigle’s Pas pire (Just Fine)
• Anna Żurawska, “The Victory of Spirit over Matter” — The Role of Art in Alice Parizeau’s Fiction on the Basis of the Novel Nata et le professeur
• Joanna Antoniak, Diasporic Identity in the Face of Trauma — Diasporic Identity and the Second World War Trauma in Kerri Sakamoto’s The Electrical Field (1998)
• Mateusz Dudek, Krik? Krak! and Brother, I’m Dying by Edwidge Danticat: The Transnational Experience of Haitian Refugees
• Katarzyna Więckowska, Passersby: The Politics and Poetics of Afropolitanism
• Edyta Lorek-Jezińska, The Haunted Crossroads: Liberian Wars and Trans-Atlantic Traffic in Black Diamond: The Years the Locusts Have Eaten” by J. Nicole Brooks
• Aleksandra Nocoń, How to Be a Nation of Migrants? A Return to Roots Versus Global Citizenship in Contemporary Mauritian Poetry
• Katarzyna Taczyńska, Aleksandra Twardowska, Gender of Emigration. Balkan Jewish Women as Mediators of Knowledge
• Monika Szabłowska-Zaremba, To Last in Language — the Case of Stanisław Wygodzki
• Katarzyna Christianus-Gileta, Mister Cogito Thinks in Hebrew. On the Reception of Zbigniew Herbert’s Poetry in Israel
• Bożenna Sucharska, Memory and Dreams. On Dreaming as a Narrative Strategy in the Polish-Jewish Dreambook by Marian Marzyński and Memoir by Henryk Grynberg
• Michal Ben-Horin, Gracchus’s Boat: Emigration, Tradition, and Translingualism in the Work of Tuvia Rübner
• Kleitia Vaso, Modern Literary Exile. The Ones Who Leave: Nabokov, Brodsky, Aciman
• Jora Vaso, The Unprivileged Modern Exile: From Nostalgia to Antinostalgia and Beyond
• Magdalena Rewerenda, Migration, Memory, Identity. Our Violence and Your Violence by Oliver Frljić
• Karol Karp, Between Albania and Italy. About the Italian-Speaking Albanian Migrant Writers
• Agnieszka Jeran, German Life, Polish Culture — Factors Differentiating the Level of Inclusion into the German-language Culture Among Polish Immigrants in Germany
• Małgorzata Dubrowska, From Integration to Disintegration, from Heimat to Multiple Motherlands Current Debate on the Minority Society in Germany. A Case Study
• Karolina Drozdowska, The Others from Across the Sea — Eastern Europeans and Eastern Europe in Modern Norwegian Literature
• Maja Chacińska, How to Speak about Immigrants and Refugees? Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of Articles Published on Swedish Public-service Television’s News Site
• Zbigniew Karpus, Political Emigrants, Prisoners of War and Interned Persons from Russia and Ukraine in Pomerelia (Gdańsk Pomerania) in 1914–1939
• Katarzyna Kącka, Joanna Piechowiak, Migration Processes in the Light of Frozen Conflicts in the South Caucasus

RECOLLECTIONS

• Regina Wasiak-Taylor, Memories of Professor Alicja Moskalowa (1928–2020)
• Andrzej Pawłowski, “Remember me. Just remember me.” Jacek Niećko (1934–2010)
• Jotanta Pasterska, A farewell-memoir. Florian Śmieja (1925–2019)

REVIEWS

• Rafał Moczkodan, “He loved Poland” or how not to publish collections of letters

• Reviewers