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Spis treści
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Postkolonializm i środkowoeuropejska nowoczesność. Wprowadzenie
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Slavic but not Russian: Invisible and Mute
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Kievan Rus’ between Eurasia and East-Central Europe. Russian Identity Narratives from West Viewpoint
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Contemporary Discourse of Russian Neo-Eurasianism against Central-East Europe
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Postcolonial Critique, Literal Axiology, Serbian Literature
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The Contemporary Serbian Prose and Postcolonial Dilemmas
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Skvorca - Reading the Iconic layers of the (Re)construction: The Colony and its (Colonial?) Others in the Construct of "Austrian Bosnia” in The Bridge on Drina River by Ivo Andrić
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Women-Writer. Cyborg and Hybride Gender Utopia an Serbian Culture of XXI Century
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Women’s Narratives on the Great War in Serbian Popular Literature of the Interwar Period (Сase of Мilica Jakovljević – Мir Jаm)
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Fear as a Category of Language of Postcolonialiity (on Films by Wojciech Smarzowski: Wesele, Dom Zły, Róża, Drogówka)
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The Other in Poland. Intercultural Communication in the National State
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Polish Postcoloniality in a Distorting (?) mirror the Journalism of Rafał Ziemkiewicz
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Recenzje
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Recenzje
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Omówienia
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Książki i czasopisma nadesłane
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Autorzy Porównań
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„Dyskurs postkolonialny"
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