Indeks | Keywords
Słowa kluczowe | Keywords
A
- A-bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
- abduction
- abject
- abject (the)
- abortion
- Abraham (Nicolas)
- abreaction
- absolute values
- abstract film
- absurdity
- academia
- academic discipline
- academic writing
- academy neoliberalization
- accidentality
- acousmatic culture
- acousmatics
- acoustic image
- acoustic philology
- acoustic trace
- action
- action-network theory
- activism
- actor-network theory
- Adorno (Theodor)
- Adorno (Theodor )
- adults
- aerial warfare
- Aesopian language
- aesthetic experience
- aesthetic game
- aesthetic logos
- aesthetics
- aesthetics of error and fault
- aesthetics of glitch
- aesthetics of wastelands
- affect
- affective heterotopia
- affects
- affects and literature
- affirmative theory of touch
- Africa
- Agamben
- Agamben (Giorgio)
- age of asymmetry
- agency
- agnotology
- AIDS
- aim
- Aira (César)
- Alderman (Naomi)
- algorithmic players
- alienation
- allegory
- alternative histories
- alternative history
- Amadoka
- ambivalence
- American comic books
- American formalism
- American monomyth
- Amsterdam
- anachronism
- anagram
- anality
- analogue humanities
- analysis and interpretation
- analytical experience
- anámnesis
- anamorphosis
- anarchy
- anastylosis
- Anatol Stern’s “Europa”
- Andrukhovych (Sofia)
- Andrzej Lenartowski
- Andrzej Walicki
- Andrzejewski (Jerzy)
- angry infant
- animal
- animal studies
- animalism
- animals
- announcement
- antagonism
- anthology
- anthropocene
- Anthropocene
- Anthropocene (the)
- anthropocentrism
- anthropology
- anthropology of experience
- anthropology of literature
- anthropology of the future
- anthropomorphization
- anthroposophy
- anti-communism
- anti-Enlightenment
- anti-modernity
- anti-nostalgia
- anti-positivist turn
- anti-Semitic discourse
- anti-Semitism
- anti-Semityzm
- anti-sentimentalism
- anti-theory-centrism
- anticipation
- antisemitism
- antipositivist turn
- Antoni Kępiński
- Antwerp
- anxiety
- apartheid
- aphasia
- Apocalypse
- apocalypse
- aporia
- apotropaic appropriation
- apotropaic texts
- app novel
- Appelfeld (Aharon)
- appropriation
- apraxia
- aquacriticism
- aquatic motives
- Arab
- archaeology of the humanities infrastructure
- archeology of the humanities
- archetypes
- architects
- architecture
- architecture theory
- archival collections
- archival sensibility
- archive
- Archive of the Akademie der Künste in Berlin
- archives
- Argentina
- Argentine literature
- Aristoteles
- arrière-garde
- art
- art after the Holocaust
- art based research
- art criticism
- art exhibitions
- art history
- art of resistance
- art time
- artefacts of memory
- artificial creativity
- artificial intelligence
- artistic geography
- artistic practices
- assemblage
- assembling
- assimilation
- Association for Autobiography and Autobiographical Heritage (France)
- Association pour l’autobiographie et le patrimoine autobiographique
- atmosphere
- attitude
- attribution
- audiobook
- audiosphere
- Aufhebung
- Auguste Rodin
- aura
- aural hyperaesthesia
- auratic experience
- Aurelia
- Auschwitz
- Auschwitz-Birkenau
- Austria
- author
- authoritarianism
- authority
- authorized culture
- autism
- autobiographical (the)
- autobiographical field
- autobiographical in literature (the)
- autobiographical pact
- autobiographical practices
- autobiographical writing
- autobiographies
- autobiographism
- autobiography
- autoethnography
- autofiction
- automation
- automation of play
- autonomy
- autopicaresque novel
- autotheory
- avant-garde
- avant-garde (the)
- avant-garde film
- avant-garde poetry
- avatar
- awakening
- axiology
- axiology in literature
B
- Bachmann (Ingeborg)
- Baczyński (Krzysztof Kamil)
- Bakhtin (Mikhail)
- Bal (Mieke)
- balance
- ballad
- Barańczak (Stanisław)
- Baratay (Éric)
- barbarization
- Bartana (Yael)
- Barthes (Roland)
- Bartnicki (Krzysztof)
- Bataille (Georges)
- Baudelaire (Charles)
- Bayamus
- Bayer (Maria)
- beauty
- beauty and truth
- becoming
- becoming-a-plant
- Beigbeder (Frédéric)
- being alive
- Belarus
- Belarus–Poland border
- Belting (Hans)
- Benjamin (Walter)
- Berlin-Birkenau
- Bernhard (Thomas)
- bestsellers
- beyond-the-human anthropology
- Bhabha (Homi)
- bi(multi)lingual theatre
- Białoszewski (Miron)
- Białowieża
- Białowieża Forest
- bibliography
- bibliological code
- binarism
- bioart
- bioclass
- Biografie odtajnione [Declassified Biographies]
- biographical film
- biographical legend
- biographical method
- biographical trajectory
- biography
- biography of things
- biohumanities
- biological determinism
- biology
- biomass
- biopolitics
- bios and stilus
- biosphere
- birds
- birthplace
- bison
- bison extermination
- bizarreness
- black box
- Black Song
- black sun
- Blanchot (Maurice)
- blog
- Błoński (Jan)
- blood ties
- bloodlands
- Bodegård (Anders)
- bodily knowledge
- body
- body-archive
- Bogurodzica
- BohaterON
- Bond (James)
- bone/body
- book market
- boredom
- Borowska (Maria)
- Borowski (Leon)
- Borowski (Tadeusz)
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Bouchardon (Serge)
- Bourdieu
- Bourdieu (Pierre)
- Boznańska (Olga)
- brain
- branch
- brand
- Brandes (Georg)
- branding
- Brazil
- breaking of style
- Brecht (Bertolt)
- British literature
- Bruno Latour
- Brzękowski (Jan)
- Brzozowski (Stanisław)
- Brzozowski (Zbigniew)
- Buber (Martin)
- bucolic
- bug
- burden of freedom
- Butler (Judith)
- bystading behavior
- bystander
C
- cadaverous resemblance
- Cała jaskrawość [All the Brightness]
- Calling Mr. Smith
- camp
- camp culture
- camp fiction
- Campo (Cristina)
- Canada
- canon
- capitalism
- Capitalocene (the)
- carnivalesque
- Carson (Anne)
- Catalan prose by women
- catalog
- catastrophe
- catastrophism
- categorization
- category of inbetweenness
- Catholic church
- Catholic Church
- Catholic Church and the Holocaust
- Catholic Church in the Polish People’s Republic
- Catholic culture
- Catholics
- Cavanagh (Clare)
- celebrity writer
- Céline
- cemetery
- censorship
- centaur
- centenary
- center
- Central and Eastern Europe
- Central Asia
- Central European comparative literature
- Central Jewish Historical Commission
- centre
- Chamowo
- Champion
- chance
- Chasdiel (Jair)
- Chateaubriand (François-René de)
- chemical regimes of life
- chemical turn
- chemical warfare
- child
- child story
- childbirth
- childhood
- children
- Children of the Age
- children studies
- children’s and young adults’ literature
- children’s literature
- Christian monasticism
- chronopoetics
- chronotope
- chronotype
- Church
- church
- cinema
- cinepoetry
- Circe
- circulating reference
- circulation of knowledge
- circulation of literature
- citation
- city
- city museum
- civic society
- civil literature
- class
- class shame
- climate
- climate change
- climate change denial
- close reading
- co-memory
- code
- coevalness
- coffeehouse culture
- cognition
- cognition vs experience
- cognitive humanities
- cognitive theory of metaphor
- coincidence
- Cold War
- collaboration
- collage
- Collanzi (Liliana)
- collection
- collective hero
- collective identity
- collective memory
- collegium invisibile
- collision of the many times in which we live
- colonialism
- color invasion in painting and black and white drawing
- comic book
- comical imperative
- comics
- coming out
- commemoration
- commercialisation
- commitment
- committed autonomy
- commodification
- communication
- communication disruption
- communication situation
- communication studies
- communication utopias
- communism
- Communism
- communist ethos
- communist Poland
- communist propaganda
- communist women
- communitarian democracy
- communities of local memory
- communities of national memory
- community
- community engagement
- community of the suffering
- comparative literature
- comparative studies
- comparison
- competition
- competition memoir writing
- competition memoirs
- complex games
- complexity theory
- complicating form
- complicity in the Holocaust
- computer games
- computer program Praat
- concentration camp
- concentration camps
- concept atheism
- concept of atheism
- concept of history
- confessional poetry
- conflict
- conflicts
- congress of Polish poets and translators in Paris in 1967
- connections
- Conrad Korzeniowski (Józef)
- consciousness
- conservatism
- constellation
- construction
- constructivism
- Constructivism
- contemplation
- contemporary
- contemporary art
- contemporary Chinese poetry
- contemporary culture
- contemporary drama
- contemporary fiction
- contemporary Israeli fiction
- contemporary literature
- contemporary Mexican literature
- contemporary physics
- contemporary poetry
- contemporary Polish fiction
- contemporary Polish literature
- contemporary Polish poetry
- contemporary prose
- content analysis
- contradiction
- contradictory social mobility
- control of emotions
- convergence
- cooperation
- cooperation with the environment
- corporeality
- corporeality of the book
- corpus
- correspondence
- cortisol
- cosmopolitan cultural belonging
- cosmopolitanism
- cosmopolitics
- cosmopolitism
- Coudenhove-Kalergi (Richard)
- counter-ekphrasis
- counter-monument
- counter-science
- counter-visuality
- counterculture
- counterfactual history
- counterpublic
- counterenlightenment
- counterfactuality
- countryside
- covers
- COVID-19
- creative process
- creaturely life
- crematorium documentary literature
- Creusa
- crime scene
- crime story
- crisis
- crisis of language
- crisis of masculinity
- crisis of the humanities
- critical anthropology
- critical art
- critical childhood studies
- critical curating
- critical health sciences
- critical infrastructure studies
- critical literary reception
- critical philosophy
- critical race theory
- critical research
- critical theories
- critical theory
- critical university studies
- criticism
- critique of modernity
- crossbreeding
- crowdsourcing games
- crypt
- cryptonymy
- CTL
- cultural anthropology
- cultural capital
- cultural comparative studies
- cultural comparativism
- cultural emancipation
- cultural innovation
- cultural landscape
- cultural literacy
- cultural marketplace
- cultural memory
- cultural patterns
- cultural phenomenology
- cultural practices
- cultural scripts
- Cultural Studies
- cultural studies
- cultural theory of literature
- cultural transfer
- cultural trauma
- culturaltextual literacy
- culture
- culture 2.0
- culture and politics
- culture and war
- culture description
- culture in the Polish People’s Republic
- culture of circulation
- culture of fact
- culture of narcissism
- culturenature
- cultures of memory
- cursed soldiers
- cut
- cyclical and chronological
- cynicism
- Czapski (Józef)
- Czech avant-garde
- Czermak (Izabella)
- Czesław Miłosz
D
- Dąbrowska (Maria)
- Dadaism
- DARIAH
- dark ecology
- dark tourism
- Darwin (Charles)
- David Graeber
- de)
- dead (the)
- dead body studies
- death
- death of art
- December 1970
- decolonization
- decomposition ecology
- deconstruction
- deconstruction of Christianity
- Dedecius (Karl)
- definition of translation
- deformation
- Deguy (Michel)
- dehumanization
- Delbo (Charlotte)
- Delerm (Philippe)
- Deleuze
- Deleuze (Gilles)
- Delta mythology
- demasculinization
- Demirski (Paweł)
- demiurge
- democracy
- demonism
- Denial
- depiction of Norwegians in literature
- deportation
- depression metaphors
- depression worldview
- depressive realism
- Derrida (Jacques)
- desire
- detail
- dialectic
- dialectics
- dialectics of the enlightenment
- dialog
- dialogism
- dialogue
- Diana Budisavljević
- diaries
- diary
- diary practices
- diary studies
- diary writing
- didactics
- didactics of literature
- différance
- difference
- difficult heritage
- diffraction
- digital archive
- digital editing
- digital game
- digital genres
- digital humanities
- digital literary studies
- digital literature
- digital media
- Digital Methods and Practices Observatory
- digital philology
- digital realism
- digital Robinsonades
- digitalization
- digitalization of archives
- digitization
- disability
- disability studies
- disagreement
- disappearing
- disciplinary society
- disciplinary studies
- discipline autonomy
- discipline identity
- disciplines
- discount novel
- discourse
- discourse-death
- discourses of love
- discourses on the Borderlands
- disgust
- displacement
- display
- distance
- distant reading
- distinction
- distractors
- distributed laboratory
- diversion units of the Bataliony Chłopskie and Armia Krajowa
- divided community
- dividual person
- doctoral studies
- document
- documentary film
- Documents
- Documents (1929-1930)
- Dolina Issy
- doll play
- dominant
- dominant culture
- Don Quixote
- doodles
- double
- double (Doppelgänger)
- doubleness
- draft
- Dragon Age: Inquisiton
- drama
- drama therapy
- dramaturge
- dramaturgy
- dream
- dream studies
- dreaming
- dreams
- dromoskopia
- Du Bois (W.E.B.)
- Dutch literature
- Dutch-language literature
- dystopia
- Dziennik argentyński
- Dziesiąta Muza [The Tenth Muse]
E
- early modern literature
- early modernity
- East
- East-Central Europe
- Eastern Europe
- eavesdropping
- ecocide
- ecocriticism
- ecocultural studies
- ecoheritage
- ecological crisis
- ecological heritage
- ecological realism
- ecological resilience
- ecology
- ecology of poetry
- ecology without Nature
- economics
- economics of wastelands
- economy of memory
- ecopoetry
- ecstasy
- ecstatic subject
- editing humanities
- editorial work
- education
- education system
- effeminacy
- Ego
- ekphrasis
- El Desdichado
- electronic book
- electronic literature
- electronic poetry
- electronic writing
- Eliade (Mircea)
- Elin (Mila)
- Eliot (Thomas Stearns)
- elocution
- emanation poetry
- emancipation
- emancipation movements
- emancipatory discourse
- embarrassment
- embodied capital
- embodied knowledge
- embodiment
- emigrants
- emigration
- emigre literature
- emigre women’s writing
- emotion
- emotion regulation
- emotional communities
- emotional community
- emotions
- empathy
- empirical studies
- emptiness
- enargeia
- encounter
- encounter with the Other
- encyclopaedia
- encyklopaedia
- end of history
- energy
- enforceable shame
- engaged humanities
- engaged literature
- engagement
- enlightenment
- Enlightenment
- Enriquez (Mariana)
- entanglements
- entropy
- enumeration
- environment
- environmental history
- environmental history of the Holocaust
- environmental memorials
- environmental writing
- environmentalism
- Enzensberger (Hans Magnus)
- epic
- epigenetics
- epigram
- epiphany
- epistemic justice
- epistemology
- epistemology of the poem
- epoché
- epos
- Epstein (Jean)
- Erdrich (Heid E.)
- ergon
- Ernaux (Annie)
- eroticism
- erring
- erudition
- espionage
- essay
- estrogen
- ethics
- ethics and aesthetics
- ethics of responsibility
- ethics of sustainability
- ethnofiction
- ethnographic exhibitions
- ethnographical experience
- ethnographical studies
- ethnography
- ethnography of the laboratory
- ethnology
- ethos
- Ettinger (Bracha L.)
- eugenics
- eurhythmics
- Europe
- European Community Monitoring Mission
- European identity
- European interwar period
- European modernism
- European Solidarity Centre
- event
- everyday
- everyday (the)
- everyday life
- Evreinov (Nikolai)
- Ewa Kuryluk
- excarnation
- excess
- exclusion
- exegesis
- exhibit
- exhibition
- exhibition models
- exile drama
- existence
- existentialism
- exopedagogy
- exotism
- exotopy
- experience
- experience of museum
- experiences
- experiential museum
- experiment
- experimental film
- experimental literature
- expression
- expropriation
- expulsion
- extended present
- extensive interview
- extermination of nature
- extermination of Polish Jews
- exterminatory history of the environment
- extinction
- extravagance
F
- facial disfigurement
- factish
- faith
- Fajfer (Zenon)
- Fallout: New Vegas
- false analytic self
- Fałtynowicz (Zbigniew)
- fame
- family
- family novel
- family tree
- famine
- fan labour
- fan studies
- fandom
- fantasy
- fantasy of impotence
- Farmers’ Battalions
- fascism
- fascist culture
- Fassbinder
- Fassbinder (Rainer Werner)
- fate
- fear
- feature
- feelings of non-believers
- felt meaning
- female bodies
- female consciousness
- female continuum
- female genealogies
- female monstrosity
- female spirituality
- female subjectivity
- femininity
- feminism
- feminist autonomism
- feminist criticism
- feminist research
- feminist theology
- feminist theory
- fetish
- Fiat voluntas tua
- fiction
- fictionality
- Fidesz
- field humanities
- fieldwork
- film
- film studies
- film theory
- fine art exhibitions in Warsaw
- fire
- First World War literature
- Flanders
- flood
- focalisation
- folk culture
- folk history
- folk literature
- folk tales
- folklore
- follow-up
- forced prostitution
- Forefathers’ Eve
- foreign bodies
- foreign cultural policy
- foreign language
- forensic archaeology
- forensic architecture
- forensic monument
- forensic turn
- forensics
- foresight
- forest
- forest ecosystem
- forgetting
- form of life
- form of writing
- formal transformations in literature
- formalism
- formless
- formlessness
- forms of memory
- forum
- fossil fuels
- Foucault (Michel)
- found footage
- foundational trauma
- fourth nature
- fragile life
- fragment
- fragmentary storytelling
- fragments
- frame
- Francastel (Pierre)
- Frank (Anne)
- Frankfurt School
- Frankism
- French drama
- French literature
- French revolutionary opera
- French Theory
- Freud (Sigmund)
- Freudianism
- Friedrich (Ernst)
- functional memory
- functionality
- future
- future (the)
- future of literature
- future of transitions
- futurism
- Futurism
G
- Gaberbocchus Press
- Gadamer (Hans-Georg)
- gadgetisation
- Gaia
- game design
- game dynamics
- game mechanics
- game research
- game studies
- gamers
- gameworlds
- Ganda (Oumarou)
- García (Germán)
- gawker
- Gawryszewska (Beata)
- gay studies
- gaze
- gender
- gender oppression
- gender studies
- gender studies new ontology
- genealogy
- generation
- Generation 1968
- genetic criticism
- genocide
- genocide of Ukrainians
- genre
- genre literature
- genre studies
- geology
- geomedia
- geopoetics
- Georg Trakl
- geovisualization
- Gérard de Nerval
- German Literature
- German publishing field
- Germany
- gesture
- gesture studies
- ghetto
- ghost
- Gierek era
- gleaming
- glitch
- global memory
- globalisation
- globalization
- globalization of culture
- Głowiński (Michał)
- Glukhovsky (Dmitry)
- Gnosis
- gnosticism
- Gnosticism
- goals of literary studies
- Gombrowicz
- Gombrowicz (Witold)
- gombrowiczology
- Góra (Konrad)
- Goralik (Linor)
- gothicism
- grammatical second person
- graphic novel
- greek tragedy
- greenhouse gas emissions
- grief
- grievability
- Grodzki (Bogusław)
- grotesque
- Grottger (Artur)
- grounded theory
- groznawstwo
- Grynberg (Henryk)
- Guattari (Félix)
- guestbooks
- guilt
H
- haiku
- haiku in Poland
- hamartia
- han
- handwriting
- Haneke (Michael)
- happiness
- hapticity
- hard fact
- hashtag
- hate
- hate speech
- haunting
- hauntological and the present
- hauntology
- headnotes
- health promotion
- hearing
- Hegel (Georg Wilhelm Friedrich)
- hegemonic production
- Heidegger (Martin)
- Helbig (Brygida)
- Helbig-Mischewski (Brigitta)
- help
- Herbert (Zbigniew)
- here-and-now
- heritage
- Herling-Grudziński (Gustaw)
- hermeneutic monster
- hermeneutics
- herstorical turn
- heterochrony
- heterotopia
- Hibaku trees
- Hibakujumoku
- hidden object
- Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure (HOPA)
- higher education
- Hilberg’s triad
- hip hop
- historical document
- historical museum
- historical museums
- historical sources
- historicism
- historicity
- histories of literature
- historiography
- historiosophy
- history
- history from the perspective of the individual
- history museum
- history of endocrinology
- history of health
- history of ideas
- history of knowledge
- history of literature
- history of parks
- history of Poland 1900–1918
- history of Polish culture
- history of Polish literature
- history of psychoanalysis
- history of science
- history of the twentieth century
- history of twentieth-century art
- history of wars
- Hitler fiction
- Holocaust
- Holocaust (Shoah) Literature
- Holocaust by bullets
- Holocaust discourse
- Holocaust fiction
- Holocaust fiction books
- Holocaust in cinema
- Holocaust in popular culture
- Holocaust literature
- Holocaust memory
- Holocaust of Jews
- Holocaust studies
- Holocaust survivor (in fiction)
- Holocaust survivors
- Holodomor
- Holofernes
- Home Army
- homiletic
- homo sapiens
- homophobia
- homosexuality
- homotextual literature
- hope
- Hopensztand (Dawid)
- hopping
- Horkheimer (Max)
- hormolyrical consciousness
- hormonal moment
- hormonal policies
- hormone research in literature
- hormones
- horror
- hospitality
- Houellebecq (Michel)
- HRT
- Hubert
- Hugo-Bader (Jacek)
- human
- human nature
- human potential
- human remains
- human rights
- human uniqueness
- human-nature relations
- humanistic laboratory
- humanitarian aid
- humanities
- humanities laboratory
- humanities laboratory
- humans and machines
- humiliation
- humor
- Hunters
- hunting
- hybridity
- hybrids
- hyperobjects
- hypertexual novel
I
- iconic turn
- iconoclasm
- iconology
- iconophilia
- identity
- identity discourse
- identity politics
- ideology
- idiomatic poetic diction as an organ of this sense
- idolatry
- ikelos
- Iłłakowiczówna (Kazimiera)
- illegibility
- illness
- image
- image editing
- images of the enemy
- imaginary
- imaginary museum
- imagination
- imbalance
- imitation of audiovisuality
- immediacy
- immersion
- immigration
- immunitary democracy
- immunization
- immunology
- implicated subject
- imprisonment
- inclusive reportage
- incommunicability
- incomprehensibility
- incorporation
- indexicality
- indigeneity
- indigenous cultures
- individual and collective memory
- individual identity
- individual/cultural trauma
- individuality
- industrialisation
- industry
- ineloquence
- infantilization
- infrapolitics
- infrastructure
- infrastructure studies
- Inna od siebie
- innovation
- innovativeness
- inscription
- inscriptions
- insects
- insignificance
- instinct
- institutions
- intellectual formation
- intellectual history
- intention
- interactive literature
- interactive theatre projects
- intercultural communication
- intercultural exchanges
- interdisciplinarity
- interdisciplinary studies
- interface
- interference
- intergenerational memory
- Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
- intermedia
- intermedia reportage
- intermedial chain
- intermediality
- Internal Vertical Justification
- international academic discourse
- international politics
- interpretation
- interpretation of the gameworld
- interpreter
- intersectional feminism
- intersectionality
- intersemioticity
- intertalked history
- intertextuality
- intervention
- interview
- interwar culture of the Second Republic of Poland
- interwar esoteric writing
- interwar period
- interwar Poland
- interwar Polish studies
- intimacy
- intimism
- intra-action
- intratextuality
- introjection
- invention
- invisible poetry
- inward turn
- iPoe
- Ireland
- Irishness
- ironic object
- irony
- Irzykowski (Karol)
- Islam
- Islamophobia
- Italy
J
- Jacek Dukaj
- Jacobin dictatorship
- Jameson’s critical history
- Janin (Zuzanna)
- Janion (Maria)
- Jankowski (Jerzy)
- Januszkiewicz (Adolf)
- Japanese woodcut
- Jaques-Dalcroze (Émile)
- Jarzębski (Jerzy)
- Jasieński (Bruno)
- jealousy
- Jedwabne
- Jedwabne denial
- Jeffers (Oliver)
- Jeleński (Konstanty)
- Jelinek
- Jerzy Znamierowski
- Jew
- Jewish identity
- Jewish literature
- Jewish Polish identity
- Jewish property
- Jewish question (the)
- Jewish village
- Jewish youth
- Jewish-American Literature
- Jewishness
- Jews
- Jews in France
- Jones (David)
- jouissance
- journal
- journal studies
- journey
- Joyce (James)
- Jubilee 2000 Africa campaign
- Judaism
- Judeo-Communism
- Judith
K
- Kabbalah
- Kącka (Eliza)
- Kadinsky (Wassily)
- Kafka (Franz)
- kairotic and retroactive
- Kang (Han)
- Kant (Immanuel)
- Katyn massacre
- Kearney (Richard)
- Keckermann (Bartholomew)
- Keilson (Hans)
- kenoma (emptiness)
- Kertész (Imre)
- khora
- Kiefer (Anselm)
- Kierkegaard
- kitsch
- Klein (Melanie)
- knowledge
- knowledge production
- knowledge reproduction
- Kohn (Eduard)
- Kołakowski (Leszek)
- Kolberg (Oskar)
- Komornicka (Maria)
- Korczak (Janusz)
- Korea
- Kozak (Tomasz)
- Kramer (Larry)
- Krasnogruda manor
- Krauss (Rosalind)
- Kristeva
- Krynicki (Ryszard)
- Kulisiewicz’s exclusive position
- Kuryluk (Ewa)
- Kwoka (Czesława)
L
- La Boétie (Étienne de)
- labinarium
- laboratory
- labour
- labour migration
- labyrinth
- labyrinth in literature
- Lacan
- Lacan (Jacques)
- lack
- Lalka
- lament
- land reform
- landscape
- language
- language of melancholy
- Lanzmann
- Łapiński (Zdzisław)
- Larowi (Fouad)
- Larp
- late modern subject
- Latin ode
- Latour (Bruno)
- law
- Le Chapelier Law 1791
- Le Guin (Ursula K.)
- Le Guin (Ursula)
- Lebenthal (Teodora)
- Łebkowski (Maciej)
- Lebović (Đorđe)
- legitimate culture
- Lelonek (Diana)
- Lem (Stanisław)
- Les Soirées de Paris
- Lesmanowie
- Leśmian (Bolesław)
- Leszczyńska (Stanisława)
- letter
- letters from the occupation
- Levi (Primo)
- Lévinas (Emanuel)
- Levinas (Emmanuel)
- lexicon
- liberalism
- liberation
- liberature
- libraries
- life
- life itself
- life sciences
- life writing
- life writing studies
- light
- limbic capitalism
- linguistic hybridity
- linguistic poetry
- Lipska (Ewa)
- Lipski (Leo)
- Liskowacki (Artur Daniel)
- listening
- literacy
- literacy practices
- Literal
- literary and cultural education
- literary anthropology
- literary archive
- literary cabaret
- literary cartography
- literary convention
- literary critical debate
- literary criticism
- literary culture
- literary dream
- literary education
- literary evolution
- literary fairy tale
- literary field
- literary games
- literary generation
- literary history
- literary laboratory
- literary maps
- literary prizes
- literary prose
- literary reportage
- literary studies
- literary studies worldview
- literary theorist
- literary theory
- literary tradition
- literary transfer
- literary translations in periodicals
- literaryandcultural studies
- literature
- literature about Shoah
- literature and market
- literature and media
- literature and the market
- literature and the media
- literature as a symptom
- literature in Poland
- literature of Berlin
- literature of Warsaw
- literature online
- Lithuania
- living
- local values
- Łódź
- logical error
- Lombé (Lisette)
- loneliness
- long-distance care
- looting
- loser
- losing
- Lotman (Yuri)
- love
- low-paid work
- Lowenhaupt Tsing (Anna)
- Lowes (John Livingston)
- Loy (Mina)
- lucid dream
- lucid dreaming
- Lucifer-Agni
- ludic literature
- ludo-ontology
- ludologia
- ludology
- Ludwik Chomiński
- Ludwik Fleck
- Łukasz Surowiec
- lullaby
- Lund in Sweden
- Luria (Izaak)
- Lurianic Kabbalah
- Luxemburg (Rosa)
- lyrical fiction
M
- Maathai (Wangari Muta)
- Machiavelli
- machine
- Mackiewicz (Józef)
- magnetism
- Magritte (René)
- major/minor literature
- Malabou (Catherine)
- male desire to be unmanly
- Malek (Natalia)
- Mandelstam (Osip)
- Manet (Édouard)
- manifesto
- manifestos
- manipulated memory
- manipulated memory
- Mann (Thomas)
- manner
- mannerism
- manuscript
- map
- Marak (Katarzyna)
- marani
- March 1968
- March ’68
- marginality
- Marinetti (Benedetta Cappa)
- Mariology
- Markocki (Miłosz)
- Marks (Karl)
- Marranism
- Marrano
- martial law
- marxism
- Marxist feminism
- masculinism
- masculinity
- mass culture
- mass graves
- mass politics
- material ecocriticism
- material witness
- materialism
- materiality
- materiality of translation
- matrilocality
- matter
- Mayenowa (Maria Renata)
- mechanical clock/watch
- media
- media studies
- media visualization methods
- medicalization
- mediumship
- melancholia
- melancholy
- melodrama
- melodrama of power
- melodramatic model
- memcoins
- memoir
- memoir research
- memoir writing
- memoir writing competitions
- memoir writing competitions in the interwar period
- memoirists
- memoirs
- Memoirs from a Time of Immaturity
- Memorial Museums
- memorial sites (lieux de mémoire)
- memories
- memory
- memory and popular culture
- memory and World War I
- memory narrative
- memory of the city
- memory of the Holocaust in Poland
- memory of the Kielce pogrom of 4 July 1946
- memory propaganda
- memory studies
- memory tools
- Mendi
- Mengele (Josef)
- messianism
- meta-literary studies
- metagames
- metaphor
- metaphysics
- methodological turn
- methodologies in the humanities
- methodology
- metis
- metonymy
- Microscripts
- middle
- Middle East
- migrant
- migrant identity
- migrant literature
- migrant prose
- migrants
- migration
- migration crisis
- migration literature
- migration writing
- migrations
- military cemeteries of World War II
- Miller (Edmund)
- Miłosz (Czesław)
- miniature
- minigames
- minor literature
- minus-device
- minus-poem
- mise-en-page
- mise-en-scène
- mistake
- misuse value
- Mitchell (Edward Page)
- Mitchell (W.J.T.)
- MMORPG
- mnéme
- mnemonic safety
- mnemonic warriors
- mobility of inscription
- mockumentary works
- modern art
- modern classicism
- modern Hebrew literature
- modern Polish poetry
- modern prose
- modern subject
- modern temporal consciousness
- modernisation
- modernism
- Modernist turn
- modernity
- modernization
- modernization narratives
- modernization processes
- modus of knowing
- Mokry (Marcin)
- molecule
- monstrosity
- monstrous
- monument
- moralism
- Morton (Timothy)
- mother-daughter relationship
- motherhood
- mourning
- Mozambique
- Mrożek (Sławomir)
- Mrozik (Agnieszka)
- Mueller (Joanna)
- Mulisch (Harry)
- multiauthorship
- multiculturalism
- multiculturality
- multidirectional memory
- multimedia exhibition
- multimodality
- Mundaneum
- murders of Jews
- museification
- museology
- museum
- museum boom
- museum holdings
- museum narrative
- museum narratives
- museum object
- Museum of the Second World War
- museum studies
- museum-cemetery
- museums
- musical styles
- Musil (Robert)
- Muslim
- myth
- mythologization
- mythology of the village
N
- Nachalnik (Urke)
- Nachlass
- name
- narcissism
- narration
- narrative
- narrative fetishism
- narrative museum
- narrative museums
- narratives by victims and their children
- narrativism
- narratology
- nation
- nation-state
- National Convention Decree of August 2
- national culture
- National Democracy
- national discourse
- national identity
- national literature
- national memory
- national Polish culture
- nationalism
- nationality
- nationalized pogrom
- Native American poetry
- natural disaster
- natural history of destruction
- natural language processing
- natural sciences
- nature
- natureculture
- nearest and dearest
- necro-performance
- necrocide
- necrohumanities
- necropolitics
- necroviolence
- negation
- negations
- negative dialectics
- negativity
- neo-avant-garde
- neo-Zionism
- neoliberal technologies of governmentality
- neoliberalism
- neoliberalization
- neopragmatism
- Nerval (Gérard
- network
- network culture
- networking
- Neuger
- neuroaesthetics
- neuroscience
- neurotestimony
- neuter
- new
- New Art
- new canon
- New Economic Criticism
- New Humanities
- new humanities
- new literacy studies
- new materialism
- new media
- new media literature
- new memory
- New Person fantasy
- New Poets of Native Nations
- new regionalism
- new temporality
- New University
- New World
- New York
- Nietzsche
- nikiforms
- nineteenth century
- nineteenth- and twentieth-century culture and politics
- nineteenth-century Catholicism
- nineteenth-century French diary writing
- Nobel Prize
- Nobel Prize in Literature
- nomadic subject
- non-academic circulation of knowledge
- non-anthropocentric humanities
- non-anthropocentric poetry
- non-anthropocentrism
- non-anthroponormative poetics
- non-binary person
- non-humans
- non-memory
- non-places
- non-resident parent
- non-secular democracy
- non-speaking
- nondiscursivity
- nonhuman biography
- nonhuman subjects
- nonsecular democracy
- nonsense literature
- normative mission of experts (the)
- North Africa
- Norwegians’ attitudes during the Second World War
- Norwid (Cyprian)
- nostalgia
- Notatniki
- notebook
- Notebooks
- nothingness
- novel
- novels for girls
- novels from Auschwitz
- Nowak (Tadeusz)
- Nowicka (Agata)
- nuclear disaster
O
- object
- object oriented ontology
- object relations
- objectification of quotation
- oblivion
- observer
- October 1956
- Oder
- Odradek
- official and unofficial history of science
- oikology
- Ojeda (Mónica)
- old age
- old Polish culture
- onlooker
- ontological turn
- ontology
- ontology focused on objects
- ontopower
- operational logic
- ophelism
- oppression
- optimism
- optocentrism
- oral history
- organ
- organizations of commemoration
- orgasm
- origin
- Origin of the State
- originality
- oscillation
- Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory Museum
- other
- Otlet (Paul)
- outsidedness
- own voice
- oxytocin
P
- pacifism
- pain
- pain-image
- painful memories
- painting
- Pale di altare
- palimpsest
- panacoustics
- pandemic
- pandemic diary
- pandemiography
- pandemygraphy
- Paneuropa
- panoptical reality
- Papierkowska (Krystyna)
- paradigm
- parallel protagonists
- paralogism
- paraludic
- paranoid-schizoid position
- paratextuality
- parergon
- parrhesia
- participant observation
- Party
- passing
- past
- pathos
- patography
- peasant
- peasant body
- peasant bystander
- peasant culture
- peasant memoir competition
- peasant tradition
- peasantry
- peasants
- peasants’ history
- pedophilia
- peer group
- Peiper (Tadeusz)
- pencil method
- Penumbral Period
- people’s histories
- People’s Republic of Poland
- perception
- perception-imagination
- Perec (Georges)
- perfect gift
- performance
- performance and pop art
- performativity of literature
- periphery
- permanent exhibition
- perpetrator
- perpetrators’ testimonies
- personal diary
- personal documents
- personal journal
- perspectivism
- perversion
- phantasm
- phantasmatic critique project
- phenomenology
- phenomenology of wakefulness
- philology
- philosophy
- philosophy and literature
- philosophy of computer games
- philosophy of culture
- philosophy of dreaming
- philosophy of literature
- philosophy of time
- phonosphere
- photogénie
- photographs criticism
- photography
- physical culture
- physical time
- pictorial turn
- picture books
- pictures
- Pieńkowski (Stanisław)
- Pierre Clastres
- Pigoń (Stanisław)
- Piłsudski’s legions
- pioneer
- Piotrowiak-Junkiert (Kinga)
- Piper (Klaus)
- Piper-Verlag
- PiS
- Pitol (Sergio)
- place
- place identity
- places of memory
- placticity
- plagiarism
- plant
- plant art
- plants
- plasticity
- Plato
- Platonism
- play
- player experience
- pleasure
- pleroma
- plot
- Podlachia peasants and nobility
- poem 16 May 1973
- poem-film
- poems
- poems/non-poems
- poetic avant-garde
- poetic experiment
- poetic film
- poetic genres
- poetic identity
- poetic imagination
- poetic language
- poetic strategy
- poetics
- poetics of electronic literature
- poetics of memory
- poetry
- poetry and graphic art
- poetry and music
- poetry and reality
- poetry as an attempt to heal
- poetry film
- poetry of Wisława Szymborska
- poetry performance
- pogrom
- poiesis
- point
- point of view
- Poland
- polemics
- Poles
- Poles in Morocco
- Poles murdering Jews
- Poles saving Jews
- Polesia
- policy of commemoration
- Polish Academy of Sciences
- Polish and Hebrew contemporary literature
- Polish bestsellers “from Auschwitz”
- Polish colonialism
- Polish comic books
- Polish culture
- Polish culture of commemoration
- Polish culture of memory
- Polish culture of remembrance
- Polish cybernetic poetry
- Polish depressive-compensatory position
- Polish diaspora in France in the 1960s
- Polish esoteric messianism
- Polish folk history
- Polish history
- Polish Jews
- Polish language
- Polish literary criticism
- Polish literature
- Polish literature 1945-56
- Polish literature for children and young adults
- Polish literature of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries
- Polish literature of the year 2000
- Polish memory
- Polish memory culture
- Polish museum boom
- Polish museums of the “Righteous”
- Polish nationalism and patriotism
- Polish occupation diaries
- Polish People’s Republic
- Polish poetry
- Polish prose
- Polish prose by women
- Polish prose in the UK
- Polish Research Institute (the)
- Polish studies
- Polish-German relations
- Polish-Jewish relations
- Polish-Scottish migration theatre in Great Britain
- Polishness
- political anthropology
- political involvement
- political theatre
- political theory
- politics
- politics of emotion
- politics of memory
- politics of representation
- politics of the page
- Polnische Bibliothek
- polycontextual perspective
- pop culture
- popular culture
- popular culture in the Polish People’s Republic
- popular film
- popular literature
- popular narratives
- popular novel
- popular novels
- popular science guides
- popularisation of literary studies
- pore-ations
- Porete
- pornography
- Pornography [Pornografia]
- portrait
- pose
- post growth
- post office
- post-anthropocentric humanities
- post-anthropocentrism
- post-classical narratology
- post-colonialism
- post-dependence studies
- post-Euromaidan Ukraine
- post-humanism
- post-memory
- post-realism
- post-secularism
- post-structuralism
- post-transition everyday life
- post-war era
- post-Zionism
- postcards
- postcolonial criticism
- postcolonial studies
- postcolonial theory
- postcolonialism
- postcritique
- posthumanism
- posthumanism of childhood
- posthumanities
- postmemory
- postmodern society
- postmodernism
- postmodernity
- postsecularism
- poststructuralism
- poststructuralist methodologies
- postwar period (the)
- postwar Poland
- postwar reconstruction
- post–print oral and aural culture
- potential histories
- potential history
- potentiality
- Potocki (Jan)
- power
- power-knowledge
- powerlessness
- practice
- practices of testimony
- Praga-Południe
- praxia
- pre-Platonic philosophy
- pre-translation analysis
- prefigurative humanities
- pregnancy
- present
- present (the)
- presentism
- pressure
- pretextual ethnography
- pretextual experience
- pride
- primal scene
- principle of sufficient reason
- prison literature
- private archive
- problem-oriented autoethnography
- processes of cultural formation
- product
- production
- production novel
- profanation
- profane
- professionalisation of literary studies
- prognosis
- programme music
- progress
- progress/regression
- progymnasmata
- proletariat
- proper noun
- prose
- prosopopoeia
- protest song
- protests
- protosociology
- Provinces
- prudence
- Prus (Bolesław)
- Przyboś (Julian)
- psychoanalysis
- psychological and medical sciences
- psychology of emotion
- psychology of narrative
- public discourse after 1945
- public iconosphere
- public space
- public sphere
- publishers
- publisher’s archive
- Pushkin’s obituary
- Putin (Vladimir)
- Pyankova (Tanya)
R
- racism
- radical constructivism
- Rajkowska (Joanna)
- Rancière (Jacques)
- randomness
- Rankine (Claudia)
- rape
- rats
- Ravensbrück
- re-education through literature
- reader
- readers’ gestures
- reading
- real dream
- real-time strategy
- realism
- realist novel
- realities of 1905
- reality
- realizing human potential
- rebellion
- rebellious frameworks of memory
- reception
- reception strategies
- reception studies
- recognition
- reconciliation narratives
- recording
- Recovered Territories
- reflection
- reform
- refugee crisis
- refugees
- refugees in Poland
- regionalism
- relation
- relational imagination
- relational memory
- relationality
- reliability
- religious feelings
- religious hatred
- religious poetry
- religious sentiments
- remains
- remapping
- remasculinization
- remediation
- remnants
- remythologisation
- reparation
- repetition
- repetition compulsion
- report
- reportage
- reporting
- representability
- representation
- representation of power
- representations of the enemy
- reproductive labor
- reproductive work
- rereading
- rescue history
- rescue humanities
- rescue of Jews
- research
- research data
- research on museum reception
- research style
- research team
- research through practice
- researcher
- resettlement
- resilience
- resistance
- retrotopia
- review
- revisionism
- revisions of modernism
- revolt against memory
- Revolution
- revolution
- remapping
- rhetoric
- rhetorical discourse analysis
- rhetorical figures
- rhetoricity
- rhetorics
- Ricoeur (Paul)
- Ricœur (Paul)
- riddle in literature
- right wing
- right-wing iconography
- right-wing press
- Righteous Among the Nations
- Ringelblum Archive
- Rita Felski
- Robinson Crusoe
- Rogosz-Walewska (Józefina)
- role-playing
- Roman Zimand
- romance
- Romania
- Romantic literature
- Romanticism
- Rorty (Richard)
- Rößner (Hans)
- Rouch (Jean)
- Różewicz (Tadeusz)
- Rudolf Weigl
- ruins
- rules of art
- Rundo (Maria)
- Russia
- Russian culture
- Russian literature
- Russian-Israeli literature
- Rymkiewicz (Jarosław Marek)
S
- sacred
- sacred language
- sad knowledge
- sandbox
- Sappho
- Sarbiewski (Maciej Kazimierz)
- Sasnal (Wilhelm)
- Save the Land Harambe
- scalability
- scene of biography
- schadenfreude
- Scheler (Max)
- scholarly digital editing
- scholarly editing
- scholarly ethics
- scholarly writing
- Scholem (Gershom)
- school of life
- Schulz
- science
- science fiction literature
- scientific policy
- scientific revolution
- scopusosis
- scout
- scream
- script
- scripturality
- Sebald
- Sebald (Winfried Georg)
- second generation
- second generation’
- second nature
- Second World War
- second-person poetry
- secret
- secularisation
- sedimentation
- seeing
- self and identity
- self-affirmation
- self-analysis
- self-citation
- self-consciousness
- self-creation
- self-description
- self-determination
- self-ghettoization
- self-identity (in fiction)
- self-narration
- self-paraphrase
- self-proletarianization
- self-reflexive objectivization
- self-reflexive sociological analysis
- self-reflexive subject
- self-reflexivity
- self-therapy
- self-writing
- selfreferentiality
- semantic poetry
- semantics
- semiography
- semiopoetics
- semiosis
- semiotic memory
- semiotics
- Semite
- semimethods
- sense of participation
- sense of taking part
- sensed meaning
- senses
- sentimentalism
- separateness
- separation
- Serbia
- serfdom
- Sergei Yesenin
- series Awangarda/rewizje
- Serpin (Émilie)
- seventeenth century
- sex/gender
- sex/gender division
- sexuality
- shadow
- Shakespeare (William)
- shame
- shame penalties
- shamelessness
- shared anthropology
- shared perspective
- shared world
- shelter
- Shoah
- shock
- Shōno (Yoriko)
- short story
- Siedlecka (Joanna)
- Siegfried J. Schmidt
- Siegfried Unseld’s archive
- Sienkiewicz
- signifier
- signs
- signs of memory
- silence
- silent film
- Silesian Voivodeship
- silver age
- singularity
- situated knowledge
- situated knowledges
- situational knowledge
- Skamander
- sketchbook
- skill
- Skotnicówna (Lida)
- Skotnicówna (Marzena)
- Skrzydła ołtarza
- Skutnik (Mateusz)
- slave labor
- slavery
- Slavic demonology
- Slavic studies
- Slavism and the avant-garde
- Śledziński (Michał)
- Słoński (Edward)
- slow science
- Słowacki (Juliusz)
- Śmieja (Wojciech)
- social and cultural press
- social change
- social class
- social consciousness changes
- social constructivism
- social engagement
- social history
- social hormones
- social immune system
- social media
- social memory
- social mission of the university
- social progress
- social reproduction
- social research
- socialist Poland
- socialist realism
- Socialist Realism
- sociality
- socialization
- society
- society of control
- sociological imagination
- sociology
- sociology of childhood
- sociology of literature
- soft facts
- Soldan (George)
- Solidarity
- solidarity
- Solidarity trade union
- Solidarność
- Solidarność/Solidarity
- somatic criticism
- somaticity
- song
- sonority
- Sorokin (Vladimir)
- sound
- sound affectivity
- sound and war literature
- sound poetry
- sound studies
- southeastern Poland
- space
- space in literature
- spacetime
- spacial turn
- Spanish prose by women
- Spanish translation
- spatial arrangement of culture
- spatial sampling
- species cleansing
- spectacle
- specter
- specters
- spectrality
- Spectre
- spectre
- spectres
- Spectres of Marx
- spectres of the past
- speculation
- speculative realism
- speech
- speech acts
- spelling
- spirit
- spiritism
- sport
- Springer (Filip)
- Stachura (Edward)
- Staff (Leopold)
- Stalinism
- standing still
- Stawar (Andrzej)
- Stefan Batory University
- Stella (Frank)
- Stempowski (Jerzy)
- Stempowski (Stanisław)
- Stepanova (Maria)
- stereotypes
- stereotypes of the peasant
- sterilization
- Stern (Anatol)
- Stern (Jonasz)
- stigma
- stigmatization
- story
- storytelling
- strategies
- stress
- stroke
- structuralism
- Strumyk (Grzegorz)
- Strzemiński (Władysław)
- studying moods
- style
- stylistic analyses
- subject
- subject (the)
- subjectivity
- subjectivity in history
- subversiveness
- subvocalization
- suffering
- sugar plantation
- Suhrkamp Verlag
- suicide
- Summa technologiae
- Sunderland
- superheroes
- supplementary canon
- surrealism
- surveillance of artists
- survey methodology
- survival
- survival network
- survivor
- survivors
- suspicious reading
- Świrszczyńska (Anna)
- symbol
- symbolic violence
- symptom
- synanthropic plants
- synecdoche
- synechdoche in historiography
- synthesis of the arts
- syrenizm
- Szlembark set of woodcuts and the Zakopane style
- Szopa (Katarzyna)
- Szymborska (Wisława)
T
- tactical turn
- tactility
- Tadeusz Kulisiewicz opposing trends
- taming
- tangled thought
- taphonomy
- teamwork
- teamthinking
- technical reproduction
- techno-enthusiasm
- technologies of immediacy
- technology
- teddy bear
- teenager
- Teksty Drugie
- teleoaffect
- Tempest (Kae)
- temporal sampling
- temporality
- terraforming
- terrorism
- testimonial objects
- testimonials
- testimonies
- testimony
- text
- text materiality
- textology
- textual bias
- textual materiality
- textual object
- textuality
- thanatosonics
- the acousmatic
- the aesthetics of caprice
- the American gay rights movement
- the author as a brand
- the avant-garde
- the body
- The Captive Mind
- the city in literature
- the communicative construction of a literary work
- the creative process
- The Doll [Lalka]
- the ethics of literature
- the geography of literature
- the Great War
- the Holocaust
- the Jewish question
- the literary field
- the literary image of the German and its identity forming role
- the material turn
- the materiality of writing
- the nation
- the other
- the Other
- The Pickle Index
- the Polish People’s Republic
- the Real
- the self
- the Slavic condominium
- the Spanish historical novel
- the state
- the State of Nature
- the Third
- the unconscious
- the Unconscious
- The Vegetarian
- The Witcher 3 [Wiedźmin 3]
- theater
- theatre
- theatrical role-playing
- their Teksty Drugie relationship history
- thematisation of audiovisuality
- thematizing famine
- Themersons (Franciszka and Stefan)
- Themersons (Stefan and Franciszka)
- theology
- theory of colour
- theory of dreams
- theory of interpretation
- theory of literacy
- theory of memory
- therapy
- The Doll
- thick description
- thick participation
- thing
- things
- third criterion
- third generation
- Third Generation
- third phase of the Holocaust
- Thomas Bernhard
- thought
- throat-cutting
- Tidhar (Lavie)
- Timaeus
- time
- time in literature
- time studies
- timetable
- tinkering
- title
- Tkaczyszyn-Dycki (Eugeniusz)
- To the Lighthouse
- tone
- topic modeling
- topology
- topos
- Torok (Maria)
- touch
- toys
- trace
- tradition
- tragic model
- train station (vauxhall
- trans phenomenology
- trans-generation studies
- trans-scribing
- transcription
- transcultural drama and theatre
- transcultural genre studies
- transculture
- transfer
- transformation
- transformative future
- transgender
- transgression
- transhumanist themes in games
- translated language
- translation
- translation (ANT)
- translation of cultures
- translation of Ślub [The Marriage]
- translationality
- translations
- Translator Studies
- transmediality
- transmission
- transnational family
- transnational literature
- transnational turn
- transnationalism
- trauma
- trauma effect
- trauma studies
- traumatic memory
- traumatic photography
- travel
- tribal conflict
- tribute
- tropes
- trust
- truth
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission
- Tulli (Magdalena)
- turn
- turn of the nineteenth century
- turn to private life
- turn to things
- turning point
- turns in the humanities
- Turów mine and power plant
- Turów mine and power station
- Tustin (Frances)
- Tuwim (Julian)
- Twardoch (Szczepan)
- Twardowski (Samuel)
- twentieth and twenty-first-century Polish literature
- twentieth century
- twentieth-century French literature
- twentieth-century literature
- twentieth-century Polish emigration
- twentieth-century Polish epistolography
- twentieth-century Polish literature
- twentieth-century Polish prose
- twenty-first century
- twenty-first-century Hispano-American prose
- twenty-first-century literature
- twenty-first-century poetry
- typhus
- typography
- typology of temporal cultural practices
- Tyrmand (Leopold)
- Tzimtzum
- Tzimtzum [God’s contraction]
V
- vaccine
- VanderMeer (Jeff)
- Varga (Krzysztof)
- Venus
- Vermes (Timur)
- vernacular memory
- Vertigo
- video game
- video games
- video testimony
- viewer
- village
- villanella
- Vilnius
- Vincenz (Stanisław)
- violence
- Virilio (Paul)
- virtual labour
- virtual witness
- virtuality
- viscosity
- visual (the)
- visual anthropology
- visual art
- visual arts
- visual culture
- visual experience
- visual history
- visual literacy
- visual poetry
- visual subject
- visuality
- visuality of text
- visualization
- vnenakhodimost
- vocal juxtaposition
- vocal performance
- voice
- Volhynia massacres
- Volksdeutsche
- voluntary servitude
- Vorlass
W
- Wajda (Andrzej)
- Walc
- Wallis (Aleksander)
- Walser (Robert)
- waltz
- wandering
- war
- war disablement
- war in popular culture
- war in Ukraine
- war traumas
- wars
- Warsaw
- Warsaw Ghetto
- Warsaw Rising Museum
- Warsaw uprising
- Warsaw Uprising
- Warsaw Uprising Museum
- Warszawa
- Wat (Aleksander)
- water
- weak images
- weather
- Węgajty
- Weil
- Weissenberg (Melania)
- West
- Western civilization
- White (Kenneth)
- Wiadomości Literackie
- Wiklina
- Wilson (A. N.)
- window
- Wirpsza (Witold)
- Wiśniowski (Sygurd)
- Witkacy
- Witkowski (Michał)
- witness
- witness accounts
- witness in the second degree
- Witness Interview Protocol
- Witold Wirpsza
- Włast (Piotr)
- Wölfflin’s linear and painterly
- woman
- woman protagonist
- woman’s wartime biography
- women and war
- women authors
- women’s autobiographical practices
- women’s diaries
- women’s folk history
- women’s history
- women’s narratives on Communism
- women’s poetry
- women’s rights
- women’s work
- women’s writing
- woodcuts and drawings
- Woolf (Virginia)
- word
- word and image
- work
- workers’ movement
- working class
- workload
- workshop
- world literature
- World War I
- World War II
- world-building
- worldliness
- worldness
- worldview mode
- writer’s estate
- writing
- writing practice
- writing practices
- writing style
- written text
- Wrocław
- Wyka (Kazimierz)
- Wyspiański (Stanisław)
Z
- Zagajewski (Adam)
- Zagórski (Jerzy)
- Zahorska (Stefania)
- Zamącińska (Danuta)
- Zamarła Turnia Mountain
- Zawieyski (Jerzy)
- Zbigniew Herbert’s archive
- Zbigniew Herbert’s poetry
- Zeidler-Janiszewska (Anna)
- Zgryzota i dalekie światło [Distress and a Distant Light]
- zigzagging
- Zimand (Roman)
- Zionism
- Znaniecki (Florian)
- Żółkiewski (Stefan)
- zoocriticism
- Żydokomuna
