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Introduction
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Coal Humanities in the Context of Counterindustrial Energy
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Restoring the Forest—Restoring the State: An Essay on Forestation
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The New Eden: The Influence of a Gardener and their Work, a Garden, on the Process of Climate Change
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Involuntary Reservations: Non-Fictional Literature on the Ecosystem of Nuclear Zones
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Ecoliterature in the Context of Animal Studies and the Ethical Turn
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About Bees, Mice and Purgatory. German Language Writing from the Experience of Nature
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Three Visions of Humanity in Extraterrestrial Ecosystems: Klein, Kosik, Skåden
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The Art of Looking and Nature Writing: The Representation of Landscape and Nature in Esther Kinsky’s River
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“The Cat Looks at the Dog Not with Hatred, but Contemptuously”: Čapek’s Remarks on the Animal Mind
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The Poetics of Heterogeneous Bodies in Contemporary Hungarian Literature
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The School of Attention and Action: The Relation Between the World of the Child and the Natural Environment in Children’s Magazines Published in the Second Polish Republic on the Example of Płomyk and Płomyczek
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The Interobjectivity of the Wind in the Prose of Bruno Schulz
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The Ecoprophetism of Frank Herbert’s Dune
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Poetry, Art, and the Anthropocene: Susan Schuppli and Kacper Bartczak
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Polymorphic Perversion of Human and Other-than-Human Bodies
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When I Fall in Love with Machine: Cultural Identity of the Taiwanese in the Era of New Technology with Regard to the Works of Huang Yi Studio +
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Socio-Natural Operations in the Diaporama Oaks? by Stefan Wojnecki
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McPeople and their Predators or about Vampires Going on a Diet
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The Red Vampires: Cultural Discourse of Lustmörd in the People’s Republic of Poland
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“Lenins” Within The Time-Space of Russia: Through The Eyes of Polish Travellers
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Central European Cultural Transfers in the Humanism and Baroque Periods: Three Examples from Literary History
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Norwid According to Krasiński, or the Disappointment of an Unwelcome Preceptor
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Postcolonialism in Conflict [review article]
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Literature Without Borders [review article]
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