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Teksty Drugie Nr 1 (2024) - Special Issue - English Edition, Table of contents

Instytut Badań Literackich

2024

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Bestsellers from Auschwitz: Guardians of Memory Versus the Auschwitz Gang

Dauksza, Agnieszka Koschalka, Ben

2024

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The Holocaust and Literature

Tabaszewska, Justyna Koschalka, Ben

2024

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Managing Death. Polish Legitimate Cultures Concerning the Holocaust

Czapliński, Przemysław Anessi, Thomas

2024

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From Spectral to Real Jews: Recent Trendsin Flemish Writing about the Holocaust

Van Heuckelom, Kris

2024

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Remembering the Shoah and the Second World War in German Third-Generation Literature

Banki, Luisa

2024

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Entangled Identities and the History of Spaces in Twenty-First-Century Jewish Literature from Germany and Poland

Hiemer, Elisa-Maria

2024

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The Creation of a “Survivor” in Contemporary Israeli Holocaust Novels

Heller, Erga

2024

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The Multidirectional Turn in the Literature about Holocaust in Post-Euromaidan Ukraine (On the Material of Sofia Andrukhovych’s "Amadoka")

Ilchuk, Yuliya

2024

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Poetics of Twenty-First-Century Russian-Language Fiction about the Shoah

Katsman, Roman

2024

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Fictional Representations of Hitler

Siertsema, Bettine

2024

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Frozen in Sorrow: "Winterijs" ["Winter ice"] by Peter Van Gestel

Joosen, Vanessa

2024

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The Life of a Story: Aharon Appelfeld’s Double as a Mode of Holocaust Representation

Ben-Horin, Michal

2024

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Legacies of the Shoah in Jonathan Safran Foer’s Everything Is Illuminated and Arnon Grunberg’s De Joodse Messias [The Jewish Messiah]

Minslow, Sarah

2024

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A Jewish Child in a Polish Hiding Place. Children, Adults and Animalsin Nava Semel’s "And the Rat Laughed" and Wilhelm Dichter’s "God’s Horse"

Żurek, Sławomir Jacek

2024

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The Holocaust Literature for Children in Translation into Polish

Karolak, Sylwia

2024

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Reading Time in Youth Novels about the Warsaw Ghetto

Feldman, Daniel

2024

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The Unity of Subject and Object: Toys of the Holocaust Survivors as MemoryTransmitters in Children’s Literature

Kalla, Irena Barbara Poniatowska, Patrycja

2024

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Anne Frank Is Dead and Is Living in New York

Rosenberg, Pnina

2024

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Trapped Between Hitler and Stalin: Nazi Bogeymen and Implicated Subjects in Canadian Children’s Historical Fiction

Świetlicki, Mateusz

2024

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Teksty Drugie Nr 1 (2024) - Special Issue - English Edition, Table of contents

Bestsellers from Auschwitz: Guardians of Memory Versus the Auschwitz Gang

The Holocaust and Literature

Managing Death. Polish Legitimate Cultures Concerning the Holocaust

From Spectral to Real Jews: Recent Trendsin Flemish Writing about the Holocaust

Remembering the Shoah and the Second World War in German Third-Generation Literature

Entangled Identities and the History of Spaces in Twenty-First-Century Jewish Literature from Germany and Poland

The Creation of a “Survivor” in Contemporary Israeli Holocaust Novels

The Multidirectional Turn in the Literature about Holocaust in Post-Euromaidan Ukraine (On the Material of Sofia Andrukhovych’s "Amadoka")

Poetics of Twenty-First-Century Russian-Language Fiction about the Shoah

Fictional Representations of Hitler

Frozen in Sorrow: "Winterijs" ["Winter ice"] by Peter Van Gestel

The Life of a Story: Aharon Appelfeld’s Double as a Mode of Holocaust Representation

Legacies of the Shoah in Jonathan Safran Foer’s Everything Is Illuminated and Arnon Grunberg’s De Joodse Messias [The Jewish Messiah]

A Jewish Child in a Polish Hiding Place. Children, Adults and Animalsin Nava Semel’s "And the Rat Laughed" and Wilhelm Dichter’s "God’s Horse"

The Holocaust Literature for Children in Translation into Polish

Reading Time in Youth Novels about the Warsaw Ghetto

The Unity of Subject and Object: Toys of the Holocaust Survivors as MemoryTransmitters in Children’s Literature

Anne Frank Is Dead and Is Living in New York

Trapped Between Hitler and Stalin: Nazi Bogeymen and Implicated Subjects in Canadian Children’s Historical Fiction

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