W głąb. Rozważania o śląskim ruchu
Journal Title: Anthropos? - Year 2014, Vol 23, Issue 23
Abstract
The aim of the paper is to represent one of the most important elements of a literature about Upper Silesia after 1989 - motion into depths of memory and history, exploration of the past and creating new narratives of (and for) this region. The autor concentrates mostly on Polish and Czech literature; she attempts to represent that Upper Silesia is regaining its own voice and telling a new story.
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Karolina Pospiszyl
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