No 3(35)/ (2020): Ellipsis

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No 3(35)/ (2020): Ellipsis
Wednesday, Sep 30, 2020

pod redakcją
Bożeny Kucały i Beaty Piątek

This issue table of contents
Wstęp
Editors’ Preface
Bożena Kucała, Beata Piątek
7–10
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Studia i rozprawy
Of mice and women: Pat Barker’s retelling of the “Iliad”
Izabela Curyłło-Klag
13–22
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The Palimpsest of the Said and the Unsaid: Peter Carey’s Search for the Past
Barbara Klonowska
23–34
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The Unsaid in Samuel Beckettʼs “The Unnamable”: The Subject and the Mind
Kinga Jęczmińska
35–45
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‘Words are few. Dying too’: Death and silence in Samuel Beckett’s “A piece of monologue” and Caryl Churchill’s “Here we go”
Aleksandra Kamińska
47–56
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‘Mimecstasy’ of ‘hexpression’: Semiotic explorations in Christine Brooke-Rose’s “Amalgamemnon”
Krystian Piotrowski
57–67
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Signification at its limits: Mark Haddon’s “The curious incident of the dog in the night- -time” and the narrative potential of graphic communication
Tomasz Dobrogoszcz
69–80
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Silence and fecundity in Carmen Maria Machado’s “Her body and other parties”
Katarzyna Więckowska
81–89
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Secrets, epiphanies and ellipses: The uses of silence in William Trevor’s selected stories
Marta Goszczyńska
91–104
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The ‘unspeakableness’ of life in Northern Ireland – Anna Burns’s “Milkman”
Beata Piątek
105–114
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Mistrzowie
Becoming dislimned: Zones of ellipsis in the essays of Brian Dillon
Teresa Bruś
117–124
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Materiały
The collage novel’s uses of the readymade in Tom Phillips’s “A Humument” and Graham Rawle’s “Woman’s world”
Wojciech Drąg
127-139
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Wywiady
“Land without God”: Interview with Gerard Mannix Flynn and Maedhbh McMahon
Katarzyna Bazarnik
143–150
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Varia
Northern reticence: Articulating a culture of silence in Northern Ireland
Leszek Drong
153–160
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Recenzje
The Cold War and the battle of the books
Bożena Kucała
163–169
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