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Contents
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The Politics of Historical Interpretation. Discipline and De-Sublimation
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How to Write the History of Central and Eastern Europe? An Answer to the Questionnaire
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What History Central Europe Needs? A Chances of the Oral History
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Ideology as Literature. Polish Literature in a European Handbook (on the Examples of Literatures of Europe. History of the European Literature) By A. Benoit-Dusausoy and G. Fontaine)
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An Irresistible Temptation to Synthesise Czech Literature or “Neodepřený Pokus o Syntézu České Literatury”
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The History of Literature vs. Contemporary Czech Literary Studies
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Czech-Polish Literary Context (1970–1979)
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New Literary Histories of Balkan Literatures. Regaining the Lost Tradition
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Is It Worth to Write the History of Central and Eastern European Cinema?
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Among Sources of Film to the History of Socialist Poland
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Bitter-Sweet Reminiscences of János Kádár’s “Soft Dictatorship” in the Hungarian Cinema
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Kitsch – the New Language of Metaculture. What Does Modern Ukrainian Kitsch Signify in the Era of Globalization?
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Ukrainian Production Novel as a Product of Socialist Realist Popular Culture. Postmodern Perspective
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Communism in Bibliographic Scientific Databases
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Operation of Alchemical Writing – about Michael Sendivogius’ Treaties
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Reviews
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Descriptions, Discussions
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Authors of „Porównania”
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