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The History of Literature in the Context of New Theoretical Proposals
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An Outline of the Paradigmatic Method in Comparative Research (II)
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The Value of Cultural Deficiency. The Colonial Syndrome of Mickiewicz’s Work
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Comparative Literature and Postcolonial Studies – New Posibilities for Comparative Studies?
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Postcolonialism vs. Central and Eastern Europe
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The Borderland in the View of Postcolonial Studies
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Postcolonial Reflections. On the Margin of the Collective Work From Sovietology to Postcolonialisty. Poland and Ukraine from a Postcolonial Perspective
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Problems with Identity. On the Margin of The Incredibile Slavs
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Bewitching Central Europe: Geopolitical Space and Contemporary Ukrainian Literature
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„Balfourian speech” and Anti-colonial Discourse in the Ukrainian Literature of the fin de siècle Period
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The Colonised Imperialist. On the Russian Paradox on the Example of “Generation “” by V. Pelevin and “Russia under Avalanche” by A. Solzhenitzyn
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The Appeal of "The Memorial" an International Society. “On the national views of the history” (The 20th century and the “memory war”)
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Miron Pietrowski’s Master and Margarita in the postcolonial grasp
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Hybridity. Limits, transformations, prospects
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Province as centre
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Metropolis versus province
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Postmodernizm – A New Russian Interpretation
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