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Introduction
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The First and the Last Emigration: A Comparison
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The Refugee: A Literary Topos
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On the (Un)necessity of Return: Re-emigration Discourse in Recent Polish Narrative Writing between Politics and Metaphysics
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Circular Migration. Identity Treks of the Lemkos: Text and Ritual
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In Search of (the Exiled) Identity of the Survivor: About the Protagonist of Jadwiga Maurer’s Stories
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From Poland to Canada: Memories of Communist Poland and Migration to Canada in Three Texts by Polish-Born Migrant Women Writers
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“Many Boys Escaped from Here”: Atypical Migrations in Artistic-Literary Approaches of Szopienice by Kazimierz Kutz, Henryk Bereska and Hilary Krzysztofiak
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Słupsk’s Migration Narratives: Literary and Theatrical Contexts
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,Schreiben aus der Migrationserfahrung‘ – Zu narrativen Strategien und Identitätsmustern in den Texten polnisch(sprachig)er (E)Migrationsliteratur in Deutschland
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Schwarz und Grau hinter Weiß und Rot. Autoritäre Potenziale in der türkischen und in der polnischen Gesellschaft im Spiegel der Reportagen Bittersüße Heimat: Bericht aus dem Inneren der Türkei von Necla Kelek und Rückkehr nach Polen: Expeditionen in mein
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Autofiktionale Generationenerzählungen in den neusten Romanen über postsowjetische Migration: Zu Sasha M. Salzmanns Im Menschen muss alles herrlich sein (2021), Lena Goreliks Wer wir sind (2021) und Dmitrij Kapitelmans Eine Formalie in Kiew (2021)
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On the Move – Überlegungen zu Carmen Francesca Bancius Langgedicht Lebt wohl ihr Geliebten und Genossen (2018) und Jaroslaw Rudiš’s Roman Winterbergs letzte Reise (2019)
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“Before, there was no such thing”: Contemporary Czech Prose and Topics of Migration
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Narratives About Migration in the Works of Contemporary Writers of Hungarian Cultural Origin
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Siniša Kovačević’s The Conquest of the Homeland as a Serbian Story on the Post-war Migrations
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The Reaction of Polish Children’s Book Publishers to the Asylum Crisis (2015–2022)
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Biography—Art—Identity: About the Silesian Project of Anna and Franciszek Seifert and Their Relationship with Andrzej Bobkowski
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Zoo-Integrations: On Beasts of Burden by Sunaura Taylor
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