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Contents
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Humanism, Philology and Imperialism
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East-West Studies in the Context of Contemporary Comparative Studies
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Francophone Postcolonialism from Eastern Europe
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A Postcolonial Age or Postcolonial East and Central Europe?
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We and They, the Own Kind and the Other. the Balkans of 20th Century from the Colonial and Postcolonial Perspective
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Colonized Poland, Orientalized Poland: Postcolonial Theory toward the "Other Europe"
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On the Margin of Postcolonial Lectures in the Relationship between Polish and Czech Literature
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Postmodern postcolonialism in Slovak Literature
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Post)colonial Cities of Central Europe
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The Province in the Most Recent Polish and German Literature and in the Contemporary Polish and German Literary Criticism
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“Entangled in Violence”. Žensko Pismo – Emancipatory and Critical Discourse from the Postcolonial Perspective
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Woman’s Issues in Czech-Slovak Film Reflection after 1989
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The Colonial Dancer in Orgia of Lesya Ukrainka
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Deconstruction of Polishness and Germaness. Rudnicki and Załuski
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In Search of a Polish-Ukrainian Dialogue: Conditions and Public-Level Talks from 1946 untill 1989
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Social and Cultural Relationships between Poland and Georgia in XV–XVIIIth C
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The Great Idea and Reestablishing of National Unity and Identity of Greeks
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From Identity to Sobornost`. Some Remarks Resulting from the Discussion on the Bielorussian Identity
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From Subaltern Studies to Provincializing Europe: Some Postocolonial Remarks on History
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Two Central-East European Mentalities from the Point of View of the State
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Reviews
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Discussions, Overviews
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Authors of „Porównania”
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