God. 69 Br. 3-4 (2025): The Past – Phantasms – Fantasies

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God. 69 Br. 3-4 (2025): The Past – Phantasms – Fantasies
Saturday, Mar 7, 2026
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Editorial
Introduction. Phantasmatic Roots of the Present
Paweł Bohuszewicz, Aldona Kobus, Sebastian Tauer
7-11
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Articles
“A Pole Is a Selfless Host”. Old Polish Hospitality, or a Post-Partition Phantasm
Dariusz Śnieżko
15-25
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The Baroque Crisis of the Third Polish Republic. System Transformation, Sarmatian Traditions and Krzysztof Koehler’s Classicism
Zbigniew Jazienicki
29-46
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Is the Place of Women in Neo-Sarmatian Social Hierarchy Always Below Men? On the Example of Borderland She-Wolves in the Prose of Jacek Komuda, Andrzej Pilipiuk and Others
Sebastian Tauer
47-61
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On the Margins of Category. Liberty as Cooperation in a Non-Prototypical Neo-Sarmatian Novel
Paweł Bohuszewicz
63-80
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The 1670 TV Show as Seen by a Historian of Old Polish Literature
Ireneusz Szczukowski
81-90
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Demolishing “the Dream of Might” of the Nobility of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, or on the Discussion Concerning the 1670 TV Show
Dr Joanna Orzeł
91-101
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“True Is the Pole when He Gets Drunk”. On the Persistence of Romantic Sarmatism in a Contemporary Liquor Store
Jędrzej Wijas
103-128
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Władysław Orkan’s Peasant Narrations, Or On the Benefits of History of Literature for the Folk Turn
Marcelina Kuc
129-144
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We, Slavs – Tools and Functions of (Re)Constructing Polish Pre-History in Fantasy Literature on the Example of Witold Jabłoński’s Cycle Słowiańska Apokalipsa
Aldona Kobus
145-167
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Between a Phantasm and the Daily Life. Herstoric In(ter)ventions in Latest Polish Women’s Literature
Joanna Szewczyk
169-191
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How Does Contemporary Polish Literature Tell Minority Stories of Women? On the Example of the Novels Sońka by Ignacy Karpowicz and Krótka wymiana ognia by Zyta Rudzka
Alicja Budzyńska
193-208
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Maritime Turn and the Sinking of Heweliusz
pan Włodzimierz Karol Pessel
209-226
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Reviews and Discussions
Najmłodsza historia ludowa?
Piotr Kubkowski
229-235
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„Sarmatyzm” jako pojęcie płynne
Sebastian Tauer
237-240
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Antropologia potrzebuje pszczół
Roch Sulima
241-243
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Totemy czeskich trampów
Waldemar Kuligowski
245-248
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