Vol. 53 No. 1-2 (2026): Polsko-ukraiński dialog kultur

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Vol. 53 No. 1-2 (2026): Polsko-ukraiński dialog kultur
Thursday, Jul 2, 2026

pod redakcją
Sofii Butko i Marcina Wołka

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Wstęp
Multicultural Space of Polish-Ukrainian Dialogue
Sofiia Butko, Marcin Wołk
7-9
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Studies
Ukraine in Józef Kotoni’s Poetic Novels and Correspondence
Aleksandra Mikinka
13-22
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The Formation of National Identity Attitudes Among the Youth of Kiev in the 1860s (Based on the Example of the Literary Legacy of Włodzimierz Antonowicz, Leonard Sowiński and Paulin Święcicki)
Mariya Bracka
23-37
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Ivan Franko and Lviv Ukrainian Students in a Polemical Confrontation with Henryk Sienkiewicz in 1907
Mykola Vaskiv
39-53
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“Polish Influences” in Vasyl Shchurat’s Study “Shevchenko and the Poles: The Basis of Mutual Relations” (the Contextual Aspect)
Natalia Sanżarewska-Chmiel
55-68
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Polish-Ukrainian Cultural Dialogue in the Works of Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz Ukraine as a Mythical Space, a Source of Inspiration, and a Domain of Asymmetrical Relations
Aleksandra Malich
69-83
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Culture as the Foundation of Understanding and Mutual Support Cooperation Between Ukrainian and Polish Post-War Emigration
Svitlana Lushchii
85-98
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Czesław Miłosz’s “АBC’s” in the Context of Ukrainian Authors’ Essay Lexicons: Ideological and Compositional Aspects
Tetiana Shevchenko
99-110
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Schulzian Inspirations and the Myth of Multiculturalism in Drohobych Auto(thanato)graphies
Wiktoria Durkalewicz
111-122
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Masters
Professor Klaudiusz Jaśkiewicz (1924–2016) and Teaching Polish in Drohobych
Oksana Jaworska, Maria Maćkowicz
125-134
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Wywiady
“Schulz Died Only Because He Was a Jew. Ukrainians Die Only Because They Are Ukrainians” Natalia Tkaczyk in Conversation with Vira Menyok
Wiera Meniok, Natalia Tkaczyk
137-143
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Varia
Kazimiera Iłłakowiczówna and Nadia Surovceva – the First Women in Diplomatic Positions in Poland and Ukraine in the Light of Memories and Archives
Iryna Matiash
147-158
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“The Warsaw Train” Crossed “The Iron Curtain” Ukraine and Polish Culture in the Artistic Interpretation of Anti-Soviet Resistance
Liudmyla Danylenko
159-167
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An Artist at the Crossroads of Cultures The Image of Nykyfor Drovniak in Ukrainian and Polish Literature
Oksana Levytska
169-181
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In the Letters of the Cinnamon Shops Serhiy Zhadan about Bruno Schulz
Wiera Meniok
183-190
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From Ukrainian Motifs in the Prose of Zygmunt Haupt: The Case of the “Zolota Hramota”
Aleksander Madyda
191-198
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Zofia Abramowiczówna’s Magnum Opus
Włodzimierz Appel
199-206
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Reviews
Decolonization of the History of the Ukrainian Literary Language
Sofiia Butko
209-215
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Where the Story Begins: About the “Hasidic Tales” Anthology
Aleksandra Malich
217-220
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