Duh i Litera, 2011, No23, special edition “Polish Studies No4”: Kyiv: Duh i Litera, 2011, 281 p.

CONTENTS

Olya Hnatiuk – IV Jerzy Giedroyc Competition

HISTORY

Svitlana Darchyk-Muravska – The image of the enemy in the context of the Ukrainian-Polish commonwealth conflict in the Mid-17th century (based on memoirs and autobiographical diaries)

Oleh Razihraiev – The state police of Volynian voivodeship in the protection of public order in 1919 - 1926

Yuliia Polikovska – The image of the Eastern Borderlands in Polish post-war public discourse (based on the materials of 'Kultura' and contemporary non-school textbooks)

Stepan Ivanyk – Analysis of the concept of psychological foundations of feelings by Stepan Baley in the tradition of Kazimierz Twardowski's philosophical school

CULTURE STUDIES

Olena Kovalenko – The comic image in Ukrainian soviet and Polish war prose of the 1950s–1960s and its cinematic representation (based on the works of Ivan Stadnyuk and Kazimierz Sławiński)

Olha Merié – The architecture of wooden Roman Catholic churches in Halychyna from the second half of the 17th century to the first half of the 20th century

LINGUISTICS

Viktoriia Piddubna – Criteria for identifying Polonisms in Ukrainian lexicography of the 1920s–1940s

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Kateryna Bakalets – Transformation of the party system in the Republic of Poland in the contemporary Period

Yuliia Hohoľ – The role of religion in the process of identity formation

REVIEWS AND ABSTRACTS

Ivan Havrylyuk – The first battles of the cossack revolution of 1648–1654 in the works of Polish historians: “Zhovti Vody-Korsun 1648”, “Zbarazh 1649”, “Berestechko 1651”and “Batoh 1652”

Olya Hnydyuk – Anna Pachocka, Childhood in a Noble Manor in the first half of the 19th century

Anna Lazar – Mariusz Korzeniowski. Beyond the Golden Gate.  The socio-political activity of Poles in Kyiv from 1905 to 1920

Anna Lazar – Interactive map of Polish memory sites in pre-Soviet times

Yaroslav Prystash – Ukrainian Warsaw (Roman Szagała, Emilian Wiszka, Ukrainians in Warsaw)

Oleksiy Koptyazhin – S. I. Kravchenko, Polish periodicals of the 1920s–1930s in the context of socio-cultural processes of the interwar period. Literary Communication. Polish-Ukrainian dialogue

Yuliia Polikovska – O. M. Sukhomlinov. Cultural borderlands: A new look at an old problem: Monograph

Olena Rybyi – The art of serving children. Review of the book: Janusz Korczak, “The Child of Humankind”

Yuliia Polikovska – Gustaw Herling-Grudziński “A world apart: Soviet memoirs”

Fedir Shepel – Incomprehensible Schulzland, or a Book about a strange writer. Ficowski, J. Regions of the great heresy and the surroundings. Bruno Schulz and his mythology

Iryna Kovalchuk – Martin Pollack, “Galicia”

Oleh Kotsariev – Czesław Miłosz, “Alphabet”

Yevhen Angel – Adam Michnik, “In search of freedom. Essays on history and politics”

Iryna Kovalchuk – Jarosław Hrycak, Iza Chruślińska, “Ukraine. A Guide to Critical Politics”

Oleh Kotsariev – Adventures of a professional. “Conversations with Bohdan Osadchuk” (by Basil Kerski, Andrzej Stanisław Kowalczyk in collaboration with Krzysztof Zastawny)

Anna Lazar – Jarosław Hrycak. New Ukraine. New Interpretations

Timothy Snyder – The red prince. Warszawa: Świat Książki, 2010, 365 s

Reviews of Polish books published in 2009–2010

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