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El. knyga: Studies in Polish Language and Literature

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The book offers eight case studies, covering selected problems and works from Renaissance up to the present day. Each chapter draws on a literary text(s) or problems, examining its historical context, as well as its Polish reception and presence in contemporary (pop)culture. The volume delineates a dual perspective, combining original readings of key texts with discussions of their relationship to contemporary theories of literary and linguistic studies, and important phenomena in Polish history.



The book offers eight case studies, covering selected problems and works from Renaissance up to the present day. Each chapter draws on a literary text(s) or problems, examining its historical context, as well as its Polish reception and presence in contemporary (pop)culture.

People
Changes in the Image of Women and the Perception of Their Role in 16th-Century Poland
9(16)
Marta Wojtkowska-Maksymik
The Active Look: "The Poetics of the Gaze" in Polish Modernist Novels: Dzieje grzechu, Ozimina and Nietota
25(18)
Katarzyna Muszynska
Places
Lviv: An Outline of the City Portrait
43(26)
Alina Molisak
Problems
Between Words and Their Senses: Knowledge-Generating Activities and Problems with Their Linguistic Categorisation
69(22)
Marcin Bedkowski
"Never Stop Crossing the Bridge": Metaphors for Literary Translation
91(20)
Marta Falkowska
Lem and the Tradition of Gentry Tale
111(22)
Magdalena Derwojedowa
The Us-Them Opposition in Stories by Sapkowski and Lem
133(16)
Magdalena Zawislawska
Word-Formations and Struggles with Identity and Otherness: On the Material of Compound Words in Joanna Bator's Novels
149(26)
Iwona Burkacka
Index 175
Marta Wojtkowska-Maksymik, Ph.D., is professor of literary history at the University of Warsaw, Poland. She carries out research about early modern Polish literature and 16th century translations.



Magdalena Zawisawska, Ph.D., is professor of Polish philology at the University of Warsaw, Poland. Her research interests include lexical, cognitive, and comparative semantics, and metaphor in different types of discourse.
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