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Contents
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Introduction
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Language Conversion of the Writers with Central European Background as a Communication Strategy with the Mainstream Literature
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An Alternative Measure of Greatness? – Postcolonial Determinants of the Polish Hegemonic Visions of History in Selected Alternative History Novels
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Bring Back Our Future! The Creative Potential of Nostalgia in Aleksander Hemon’s Journalistic Writings
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“Absurdist” World in the Series of Novels by Lajos Grendel “New Hont”
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„A Narcissist Without a Face?” Postcolonial Countenances of Danilo Kiš
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The Writing of the Shoah in Hungarian Literature after 1989. The Case of Mihály Kornis (“Application”)
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Southern Scum Go Home! A Slovene Cult Novel in the Light of Balkanism
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Slavo-Germanic Literary Tragifarce – Post(-)Colonial Confrontation of East and West in the Works of Andrzej Stasiuk
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Post-89 Moldova by Andrzej Stasiuk
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Black and Gold Identity. „Tatczëzna” and „Òdroda” as Kashubian-Centric Magazines
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Reportages About the End of the Worlds. Old Galicia and Białostocczyzna According Martin Pollack and Włodzimierz Pawluczuk
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Renata Šerelytė and Sigitas Parulskis. Two Cases of Involving the Postcolonial Discourse into the Lithuanian Prose After 1991
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Through the Bunghole: Postcolonial Latvia According to Agnese Bule
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Stereotyping of the Image of Poles in Ukrainian Literature in the Early Twentieth Century with a Focus on Contemporary Reminiscences
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The Escape from Utopia to History. Artur Klinau’s Minsk
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Sorcerer’s Apprentice (Jerzy Ficowski and Julian Tuwim Meet on a Gypsy Trail)
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Overviews
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Reviews
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Kultura sytuacji postkolonialnej.
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Uwagi nad kwestią postrzegania literatury czeskiego Śląska Cieszyńskiego jako literatury pogranicza.
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