A

• A-bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
• abduction
• abject
• abortion
• Abraham (Nicolas)
• abreaction
• absolute values
• academia
• academic discipline
• academic writing
• academy neoliberalization
• accidentality
• acoustic image
• action
• action-network theory
• activism
• actor-network theory
• Adorno (Theodor)
• adults
• aerial warfare
• Aesopian language
• aesthetic game
• aesthetic logos
• aesthetics
• aesthetics of wastelands
• affect
• affective heterotopia
• affects
• Africa
• Agamben
• 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
• anachronism
• anality
• analogue humanities
• analysis and interpretation
• analytical experience
• anámnesis
• anamorphosis
• anarchy
• Andrukhovych (Sofia)
• Andrzej Lenartowski
• Andrzej Walicki
• Andrzejewski (Jerzy)
• angry infant
• animal
• animal studies
• animals
• antagonism
• anthropocene
• Anthropocene
• Anthropocene (the)
• anthropocentrism
• anthropology
• anthropology of experience
• anthropology of literature
• anthropomorphization
• anthroposophy
• anti-communism
• anti-Enlightenment
• anti-nostalgia
• anti-Semitic discourse
• anti-Semitism
• anti-Semityzm
• anti-sentimentalism
• anti-theory-centrism
• antisemitism
• anti­positivist turn
• Antoni Kępiński
• Antwerp
• apartheid
• aphasia
• aporia
• apotropaic appropriation
• apotropaic texts
• app novel
• Appelfeld (Aharon)
• appropriation
• aquacriticism
• aquatic motives
• Arab
• archaeology of the humanities infrastructure
• archeology of  the humanities
• archetypes
• architects
• architecture
• archival collections
• archival sensibility
• archive
• Archive of the Akademie der Künste in Berlin
• archives
• Argentina
• Argentine literature
• Aristoteles
• art
• art after the Holocaust
• art based research
• art criticism
• art time
• artefacts of memory
• artificial intelligence
• artistic practices
• assemblage
• assimilation
• Association for Autobiography and Autobiographical Heritage (France)
• Association pour l’autobiographie et le patrimoine autobiographique
• atmosphere
• attitude
• attribution
• Aufhebung
• Auguste Rodin
• aura
• aural hyperaesthesia
• auratic experience
• Aurelia
• Auschwitz
• Auschwitz-Birkenau
• Austria
• authoritarianism
• authority
• authorized culture
• autism
• autobiographical field
• autobiographical pact
• autobiographical writing
• autobiography
• autoethnography
• autofiction
• automation
• automation of play
• autonomy
• avant-garde
• avatar
• awakening
• axiology
• axiology in literature

B

• Bachmann (Ingeborg)
• Bakhtin (Mikhail)
• Bal (Mieke)
• ballad
• Barańczak (Stanisław)
• barbarization
• Bartana (Yael)
• Baudelaire (Charles)
• beauty
• becoming
• becoming-a-plant
• being alive
• Belarus
• Belting (Hans)
• Benjamin (Walter)
• Berlin-Birkenau
• Bernhard (Thomas)
• bestsellers
• beyond-the-human anthropology
• Bhabha (Homi)
• bi(multi)lingual theatre
• Białoszewski (Miron)
• binarism
• bioart
• bioclass
• Biografie odtajnione [Declassified Biographies]
• biographical legend
• biographical trajectory
• biography
• biography of things
• biohumanities
• biology
• biomass
• biopolitics
• birds
• birthplace
• bison extermination
• bizarreness
• black box
• black sun
• Blanchot (Maurice)
• blog
• Błoński (Jan)
• blood ties
• bloodlands
• Bodegård (Anders)
• bodily knowledge
• body
• body-archive
• Bogurodzica
• BohaterON
• Bond (James)
• bone/body
• boredom
• Borowski (Leon)
• Borowski (Tadeusz)
• Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Bouchardon (Serge)
• Bourdieu
• Bourdieu (Pierre)
• Boznańska (Olga)
• brain
• branch
• Brandes (Georg)
• Brazil
• breaking of style
• Brecht (Bertolt)
• British literature
• Bruno Latour
• Brzozowski (Stanisław)
• Brzozowski (Zbigniew)
• Buber (Martin)
• bucolic
• bug
• burden of freedom
• Butler (Judith)
• bystander

C

• cadaverous resemblance
• Cała jaskrawość [All the Brightness]
• camp
• camp culture
• Campo (Cristina)
• Canada
• canon
• capitalism
• Capitalocene (the)
• carnivalesque
• Carson (Anne)
• catastrophe
• categorization
• Catholic church
• Catholic Church
• Catholic Church and the Holocaust
• Catholic Church in the Polish People’s Republic
• Catholic culture
• Catholics
• Cavanagh (Clare)
• Céline
• cemetery
• censorship
• centaur
• centenary
• center
• Central Asia
• Central Jewish Historical Commission
• centre
• Chamowo
• Chasdiel (Jair)
• chemical warfare
• child story
• children
• children studies
• children’s and young adults’ literature
• children’s literature
• Christian monasticism
• chronopoetics
• chronotope
• Church
• church
• cinema
• Circe
• circulating reference
• circulation of knowledge
• citation
• city
• city museum
• civic society
• class
• climate
• climate change
• climate change denial
• co-memory
• code
• coevalness
• coffeehouse culture
• cognition
• cognitive humanities
• cognitive theory of metaphor
• coincidence
• Cold War
• collaboration
• collection
• collective hero
• collective identity
• collective memory
• collegium invisibile
• colonialism
• comic book
• comical imperative
• comics
• coming out
• commemoration
• commercialisation
• commitment
• committed autonomy
• communication
• communism
• Communism
• communist ethos
• communist Poland
• communist propaganda
• communist women
• communities of local memory
• communities of national memory
• community
• comparative literature
• comparative studies
• complex games
• complexity theory
• complicating form
• complicity in the Holocaust
• computer games
• concentration camp
• concentration camps
• concept atheism
• concept of atheism
• concept of history
• confessional poetry
• conflict
• 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 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 with the environment
• corporeality
• correspondence
• cosmopolitan cultural belonging
• cosmopolitanism
• cosmopolitics
• counter-monument
• counter-science
• counterculture
• counterfactual history
• counterpublic
• counter­enlightenment
• counter­factuality
• countryside
• creative process
• creaturely life
• crematorium documentary literature
• crime scene
• crime story
• crisis
• crisis of language
• crisis of the humanities
• critical art
• critical curating
• critical infrastructure studies
• critical philosophy
• critical race theory
• critical research
• critical theories
• critical theory
• critical university studies
• criticism
• crowdsourcing games
• crypt
• cryptonymy
• CTL
• cultural anthropology
• cultural capital
• cultural comparative studies
• cultural comparativism
• 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
• cynicism
• Czapski (Józef)
• Czermak (Izabella)
• Czesław Miłosz

D

• Dąbrowska (Maria)
• Dadaism
• DARIAH
• dark ecology
• dark tourism
• Darwin (Charles)
• David Graeber
• de)
• dead body studies
• death
• December 1970
• decolonization
• decomposition ecology
• deconstruction
• deconstruction of Christianity
• Dedecius (Karl)
• deformation
• Deguy (Michel)
• dehumanization
• Delbo (Charlotte)
• Deleuze
• Deleuze (Gilles)
• Delta mythology
• Demirski (Paweł)
• demiurge
• democracy
• demonism
• deportation
• depression metaphors
• depression worldview
• Derrida (Jacques)
• desire
• dialectics
• dialectics of the enlightenment
• dialogism
• dialogue
• Diana Budisavljević
• diaries
• diary
• diary studies
• diary writing
• didactics
• didactics of literature
• différance
• difference
• difficult heritage
• diffraction
• digital archive
• digital editing
• digital game
• digital genres
• digital humanities
• digital literature
• digital media
• Digital Methods and Practices Observatory
• digital realism
• digital Robinsonades
• digitalization
• digitalization of archives
• digitization
• disability
• disability studies
• disagreement
• disciplinary society
• disciplinary studies
• discipline autonomy
• discipline identity
• disciplines
• discourse
• discourses of love
• discourses on the Borderlands
• disgust
• displacement
• display
• distance
• distant reading
• distinction
• distributed laboratory
• diversion units of the Bataliony Chłopskie and Armia Krajowa
• divided community
• doctoral studies
• document
• Dolina Issy
• doll play
• dominant
• Don Quixote
• doodles
• double
• double (Doppelgänger)
• doubleness
• draft
• Dragon Age: Inquisiton
• drama
• dramaturge
• dramaturgy
• dream
• dream studies
• dreaming
• dreams
• dromoskopia
• Du Bois (W.E.B.)
• Dutch literature
• Dutch-language literature
• Dziennik argentyński
• Dziesiąta Muza [The Tenth Muse]

E

• early modern literature
• early modernity
• East-Central Europe
• Eastern Europe
• ecocide
• ecocriticism
• ecocultural studies
• ecoheritage
• ecological crisis
• ecological heritage
• ecological realism
• ecological resilience
• ecology
• ecology of poetry
• ecology without Nature
• economics of wastelands
• ecopoetry
• ecstasy
• ecstatic subject
• editing humanities
• editorial work
• education
• education system
• effeminacy
• Ego
• ekphrasis
• El Desdichado
• electronic book
• electronic literature
• electronic writing
• Eliade (Mircea)
• Eliot (Thomas Stearns)
• elocution
• emancipation
• emancipation movements
• emancipatory discourse
• embarrassment
• embodied capital
• embodied knowledge
• embodiment
• emigration
• emigre literature
• emigre women’s writing
• emotion
• emotional communities
• emotional community
• emotions
• empathy
• empirical studies
• emptiness
• enargeia
• encounter
• encounter with the Other
• encyclopaedia
• encyklopaedia
• enforceable shame
• engaged humanities
• engagement
• enlightenment
• Enlightenment
• entanglements
• environment
• environmental history
• environmental history of the Holocaust
• environmental memorials
• environmentalism
• Enzensberger (Hans Magnus)
• epigenetics
• epigram
• epiphany
• epistemic justice
• epistemology
• epistemology of the poem
• epoché
• epos
• Epstein (Jean)
• Erdrich (Heid E.)
• ergon
• eroticism
• erring
• erudition
• essay
• 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
• European Community Monitoring Mission
• European modernism
• European Solidarity Centre
• event
• everyday
• Ewa Kuryluk
• excarnation
• excess
• exclusion
• exegesis
• exhibit
• exhibition
• exhibition models
• exile drama
• existence
• existentialism
• exopedagogy
• exotism
• exotopy
• experience
• experience of museum
• experiential museum
• experiment
• expression
• expulsion
• extensive interview
• extermination of nature
• extermination of Polish Jews
• exterminatory history of the environment
• extinction
• extravagance

F

• Facebook
• facial disfigurement
• factish
• faith
• Fallout: New Vegas
• false analytic self
• Fałtynowicz (Zbigniew)
• family
• family novel
• family tree
• fan labour
• fan studies
• fandom
• fantasy
• fantasy of impotence
• Farmers’ Battalions
• fascism
• fascist culture
• Fassbinder
• fate
• fear
• feature
• feelings of non-believers
• felt meaning
• female bodies
• female consciousness
• female continuum
• female genealogies
• 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
• fine art exhibitions in Warsaw
• fire
• First World War literature
• Flanders
• flood
• focalisation
• folk culture
• folk literature
• folk tales
• folklore
• follow-up
• forced prostitution
• foreign cultural policy
• foreign language
• forensic archaeology
• forensic architecture
• forensic monument
• forensic turn
• forensics
• forest
• forest ecosystem
• forgetting
• formal transformations in literature
• formalism
• forms of memory
• forum
• fossil fuels
• Foucault (Michel)
• found footage
• foundational trauma
• fourth nature
• fragile life
• fragment
• fragments
• frame
• Francastel (Pierre)
• Frank (Anne)
• Frankfurt School
• Frankism
• French drama
• French literature
• French revolutionary opera
• Freud (Sigmund)
• Freudianism
• Friedrich (Ernst)
• functionality
• future
• futurism
• Futurism

G

• Gadamer (Hans-Georg)
• gadgetisation
• 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
• genetic criticism
• genocide
• genre
• genre studies
• geopoetics
• Georg Trakl
• Gérard de Nerval
• German Literature
• German publishing field
• Germany
• gesture
• gesture studies
• ghetto
• ghost
• Gierek era
• glitch
• globalisation
• globalization
• Gnosis
• gnosticism
• Gnosticism
• goals of literary studies
• Gombrowicz
• Gombrowicz (Witold)
• gombrowiczology
• 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 speech
• haunting
• hauntology
• headnotes
• hearing
• Hegel (Georg Wilhelm Friedrich)
• hegemonic production
• Heidegger (Martin)
• Helbig (Brygida)
• Helbig-Mischewski (Brigitta)
• help
• Herbert (Zbigniew)
• heritage
• Herling-Grudziński (Gustaw)
• hermeneutic monster
• hermeneutics
• herstorical turn
• heterotopia
• Hibaku trees
• Hibakujumoku
• hidden object
• Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure (HOPA)
• higher education
• Hilberg’s triad
• hip hop
• historical document
• historical museum
• historical sources
• historicity
• historiography
• historiosophy
• history
• history from the perspective of the individual
• history museum
• history of ideas
• history of knowledge
• history of literature
• history of parks
• history of Poland 1900–1918
• history of Polish culture
• 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 literature
• Holocaust memory
• Holocaust of Jews
• Holocaust studies
• Holocaust survivor (in fiction)
• Holocaust survivors
• Holofernes
• Home Army
• homiletic
• homophobia
• homosexuality
• homotextual literature
• Hopensztand (Dawid)
• hopping
• Horkheimer (Max)
• horror
• hospitality
• Hubert
• Hugo-Bader (Jacek)
• human
• human nature
• human potential
• human remains
• human rights
• human uniqueness
• humanistic laboratory
• humanities
• humanities laboratory
• humanities  laboratory
• humans and machines
• humiliation
• hunting
• hybridity
• hyperobjects
• hypertexual novel

I

• iconic turn
• iconoclasm
• iconology
• iconophilia
• identity
• identity discourse
• identity politics
• ideology
• idolatry
• ikelos
• Iłłakowiczówna (Kazimiera)
• illegibility
• illness
• image
• image editing
• images of the enemy
• imaginary
• imaginary museum
• imagination
• imitation of audiovisuality
• immersion
• immigration
• immunization
• implicated subject
• imprisonment
• incommunicability
• incomprehensibility
• incorporation
• indexicality
• indigeneity
• indigenous cultures
• individual and collective memory
• individual identity
• individual/cultural trauma
• industrialisation
• industry
• ineloquence
• infantilization
• infrastructure
• infrastructure studies
• Inna od siebie
• innovativeness
• inscription
• insects
• institutions
• intellectual formation
• intellectual history
• intention
• interactive literature
• interactive theatre projects
• intercultural communication
• intercultural exchanges
• interdisciplinarity
• interface
• interference
• intergenerational memory
• Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
• intermedia
• intermedia reportage
• intermediality
• international academic discourse
• international politics
• interpretation
• interpretation of the gameworld
• interpreter
• intersectional feminism
• intersectionality
• intertalked history
• intertextuality
• intervention
• interwar esoteric writing
• interwar period
• interwar Polish studies
• intimacy
• intimism
• intra-action
• intratextuality
• introjection
• invention
• inward turn
• iPoe
• Ireland
• Irishness
• irony
• Irzykowski (Karol)
• Islam
• Islamophobia

J

• Jacek Dukaj
• Jacobin dictatorship
• Jameson’s critical history
• Janin (Zuzanna)
• Jankowski (Jerzy)
• Januszkiewicz (Adolf)
• Japanese woodcut
• jealousy
• Jedwabne
• Jedwabne denial
• Jeffers (Oliver)
• Jeleński (Konstanty)
• Jelinek
• Jerzy Znamierowski
• Jew
• Jewish literature
• Jewish property
• Jewish question (the)
• Jewish village
• Jewish-American Literature
• Jewishness
• Jews
• Jews in France
• Jones (David)
• jouissance
• journal
• journey
• Joyce (James)
• Jubilee 2000 Africa campaign
• Judaism
• Judeo-Communism
• Judith

K

• Kabbalah
• Kafka (Franz)
• Kang (Han)
• Kant (Immanuel)
• Katyn massacre
• Kearney (Richard)
• Keckermann (Bartholomew)
• Keilson (Hans)
• kenoma (emptiness)
• Kertész (Imre)
• khora
• Kiefer (Anselm)
• Kierkegaard
• Klein (Melanie)
• knowledge
• knowledge production
• knowledge reproduction
• Kohn (Eduard)
• Kołakowski (Leszek)
• Kolberg (Oskar)
• Komornicka (Maria)
• Korea
• Kozak (Tomasz)
• Kramer (Larry)
• Krasnogruda manor
• Kristeva
• Krynicki (Ryszard)
• 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)
• Lesmanowie
• Leśmian (Bolesław)
• letter
• letters from the occupation
• Levi (Primo)
• Lévinas (Emanuel)
• Levinas (Emmanuel)
• lexicon
• liberation
• libraries
• life
• life writing
• life writing studies
• light
• linguistic hybridity
• linguistic poetry
• Lipska (Ewa)
• Lipski (Leo)
• listening
• Literal
• literary and cultural education
• literary anthropology
• literary archive
• literary convention
• literary critical debate
• literary criticism
• literary culture
• literary dream
• literary education
• literary fairy tale
• literary field
• literary games
• literary generation
• literary history
• literary laboratory
• literary prose
• literary reportage
• literary studies
• literary studies worldview
• literary theory
• literary tradition
• literary transfer
• literary­and­cultural studies
• literature
• literature about Shoah
• 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
• logical error
• loneliness
• long-distance care
• Lotman (Yuri)
• low-paid work
• Lowenhaupt Tsing (Anna)
• Lowes (John Livingston)
• lucid dream
• lucid dreaming
• Lucifer-Agni
• ludo-ontology
• ludologia
• ludology
• Ludwik Chomiński
• Ludwik Fleck
• Łukasz Surowiec
• lullaby
• 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
• Mandelstam (Osip)
• manifesto
• manifestos
• manipulated memory
• manipu­lated memory
• Mann (Thomas)
• manner
• mannerism
• manuscript
• map
• Marak (Katarzyna)
• March 1968
• March ’68
• marginality
• Mariology
• Markocki (Miłosz)
• Marranism
• Marrano
• martial law
• marxism
• Marxist feminism
• masculinism
• masculinity
• mass culture
• mass graves
• mass politics
• material ecocriticism
• material witness
• materialism
• materiality
• matrilocality
• matter
• Mayenowa (Maria Renata)
• mechanical clock/watch
• media
• media visualization methods
• mediumship
• melancholia
• melancholy
• melodrama of power
• melodramatic model
• memoir
• 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
• messianism
• meta-literary studies
• metagames
• metaphor
• metaphysics
• methodological turn
• methodologies in the humanities
• methodology
• metonymy
• Microscripts
• middle
• Middle East
• migrant
• migrant identity
• migrant literature
• migrant prose
• migrants
• migration
• migration literature
• migration writing
• migrations
• military cemeteries of World War II
• Miller (Edmund)
• Miłosz (Czesław)
• miniature
• minigames
• mise-en-page
• mise-en-scène
• mistake
• Mitchell (Edward Page)
• Mitchell (W.J.T.)
• MMORPG
• mnéme
• mnemonic safety
• mnemonic warriors
• mobility of inscription
• mockumentary works
• modern classicism
• modern Hebrew literature
• modern prose
• modern subject
• modernisation
• modernism
• Modernist turn
• modernity
• modernization
• modus of knowing
• Mokry (Marcin)
• monstrosity
• monstrous
• monument
• moralism
• Morton (Timothy)
• mother-daughter relationship
• motherhood
• mourning
• Mozambique
• Mrożek (Sławomir)
• Mrozik (Agnieszka)
• Mulisch (Harry)
• multiculturalism
• multiculturality
• multidirectional memory
• multimedia exhibition
• multimodality
• Mundaneum
• murders of Jews
• museification
• museology
• museum
• museum boom
• museum holdings
• museum narrative
• museum object
• Museum of the Second World War
• museum-cemetery
• museums
• musical styles
• Muslim
• myth
• mythologization
• mythology of the village

N

• Nachlass
• name
• narcissism
• narration
• narrative
• 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 sciences
• nature
• natureculture
• nearest and dearest
• necro-performance
• necrocide
• necropolitics
• necroviolence
• negative dialectics
• neo-Zionism
• neoliberalism
• neoliberalization
• neopragmatism
• Nerval (Gérard
• Neuger
• neuroaesthetics
• neuroscience
• neurotestimony
• neuter
• New Art
• New Humanities
• new humanities
• new materialism
• new media
• new memory
• New Person fantasy
• New Poets of Native Nations
• new regionalism
• 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
• nomadic subject
• non-academic circulation of knowledge
• non-anthropocentric humanities
• non-anthropocentric poetry
• non-anthropocentrism
• non-anthroponormative poetics
• non-humans
• non-places
• non-secular democracy
• nondiscursivity
• nonhuman biography
• normative mission of experts (the)
• North Africa
• Norwid (Cyprian)
• nostalgia
• Notatniki
• Notebooks
• nothingness
• novel
• novels for girls
• Nowak (Tadeusz)
• Nowicka (Agata)
• nuclear disaster

O

• object oriented ontology
• objectification of quotation
• oblivion
• observer
• October 1956
• Oder
• Odradek
• official and unofficial history of science
• oikology
• old Polish culture
• onlooker
• ontological turn
• ontology
• ontology focused on objects
• ontopower
• operational logic
• ophelism
• oppression
• optimism
• optocentrism
• oral history
• organizations of commemoration
• origin
• Origin of the State
• originality
• other
• Otlet (Paul)
• outsidedness
• own voice

P

• pacifism
• pain
• pain-image
• painful memories
• Pale di altare
• palimpsest
• pandemic
• pandemic diary
• pandemygraphy
• panoptical reality
• Papierkowska (Krystyna)
• paradigm
• parallel protagonists
• paraludic
• paranoid-schizoid position
• paratextuality
• parergon
• participant observation
• Party
• past
• pathos
• patography
• peasant
• peasant body
• peasant bystander
• peasant culture
• peasant tradition
• peasantry
• peasants
• pedophilia
• peer group
• pencil method
• Penumbral Period
• perception
• perception-imagination
• perfect gift
• performance
• periphery
• permanent exhibition
• perpetrator
• perpetrators’ testimonies
• personal diary
• personal journal
• perversion
• phantasm
• phenomenology
• phenomenology of wakefulness
• philology
• philosophy
• philosophy and literature
• philosophy of computer games
• philosophy of culture
• philosophy of dreaming
• photogénie
• photographs criticism
• photography
• physical time
• pictorial turn
• picture books
• 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
• Plato
• Platonism
• play
• player experience
• pleroma
• plot
• Podlachia peasants and nobility
• poems/non-poems
• poetic genres
• poetic imagination
• poetics
• poetics of memory
• poetry
• poetry and graphic art
• poetry and music
• poetry and reality
• poetry as an attempt to heal
• pogrom
• 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 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 history
• Polish Jews
• Polish language
• Polish literature
• Polish literature 1945-56
• Polish literature for children and young adults
• Polish literature of the year 2000
• Polish memory
• 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 in the UK
• 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
• Polnische Bibliothek
• polycontextual perspective
• pop culture
• popular culture
• popular culture in the Polish People’s Republic
• popular film
• popular literature
• popular novels
• popularisation of literary studies
• Porete
• Pornography [Pornografia]
• portrait
• pose
• post growth
• post-anthropocentric humanities
• post-anthropocentrism
• post-classical narratology
• post-colonialism
• post-Euromaidan Ukraine
• post-humanism
• post-memory
• post-realism
• post-secularism
• post-transition everyday life
• post-Zionism
• postcards
• postcolonial criticism
• postcolonial studies
• postcolonial theory
• postcolonialism
• postcritique
• posthumanism
• posthumanism of childhood
• posthumanities
• postmemory
• postmodernism
• poststructuralism
• poststructuralist methodologies
• postwar period (the)
• postwar Poland
• postwar reconstruction
• post–print oral and aural culture
• potentiality
• Potocki (Jan)
• power
• power-knowledge
• practice
• practices of testimony
• Praga-Południe
• pre-Platonic philosophy
• pre-translation analysis
• prefigurative humanities
• pregnancy
• present
• pressure
• pretextual ethnography
• pretextual experience
• pride
• primal scene
• private archive
• problem-oriented autoethnography
• processes of cultural formation
• product
• production
• production novel
• profanation
• profane
• professionalisation of literary studies
• programme music
• progress
• progress/regression
• progymnasmata
• proletariat
• proper noun
• prose
• prosopopoeia
• protest song
• proto­sociology
• Provinces
• prudence
• Prus (Bolesław)
• Przyboś (Julian)
• psychoanalysis
• psychology of emotion
• psychology of narrative
• public discourse after 1945
• public iconosphere
• public space
• public sphere
• publishers
• publisher’s archive
• Pushkin’s obituary

Q

• queer
• queer art
• queer performativity
• quotation

R

• racism
• radical constructivism
• Rajkowska (Joanna)
• Rancière (Jacques)
• randomness
• Rankine (Claudia)
• rats
• reader
• readers’ gestures
• real dream
• real-time strategy
• realism
• realist novel
• realities of 1905
• reality
• realizing human potential
• rebellion
• rebellious frameworks of memory
• reception
• reception studies
• recognition
• reconciliation narratives
• recording
• Recovered Territories
• reflection
• reform
• refugees
• refugees in Poland
• regionalism
• relation
• relational imagination
• relational memory
• relationality
• reliability
• religious hatred
• religious poetry
• religious sentiments
• remains
• remapping
• remediation
• remnants
• remythologisation
• reparation
• repetition
• repetition compulsion
• report
• reportage
• reporting
• representability
• representation
• representation of power
• representations of the enemy
• reproductive work
• rereading
• rescue history
• rescue of Jews
• research
• research data
• research on museum reception
• research style
• research team
• research through practice
• researcher
• resettlement
• resistance
• retrotopia
• review
• revisionism
• revolt against memory
• Revolution
• revolution
• re­mapping
• rhetoric
• rhetorical figures
• rhetoricity
• rhetorics
• Ricoeur (Paul)
• Ricœur (Paul)
• riddle in literature
• 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
• Rößner (Hans)
• Rouch (Jean)
• Różewicz (Tadeusz)
• Rudolf Weigl
• ruins
• rules of art
• 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
• schadenfreude
• Scheler (Max)
• scholarly digital editing
• scholarly editing
• scholarly ethics
• Scholem (Gershom)
• Schulz
• science
• science fiction literature
• scientific policy
• scientific revolution
• scopusosis
• scout
• script
• 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-citation
• self-consciousness
• self-creation
• self-description
• self-determination
• self-identity (in fiction)
• self-narration
• self-paraphrase
• self-proletarianization
• self-reflexive objectivization
• self-reflexive sociological analysis
• self-reflexive subject
• self-reflexivity
• self-writing
• self­referentiality
• semantics
• semiography
• semiopoetics
• semiotic memory
• semiotics
• Semite
• semi­methods
• sense of taking part
• sensed meaning
• senses
• sentimentalism
• separateness
• separation
• Serbia
• serfdom
• Sergei Yesenin
• Serpin (Émilie)
• sex/gender
• sex/gender division
• sexuality
• shadow
• shame
• shame penalties
• shamelessness
• shared anthropology
• shared perspective
• shared world
• shelter
• Shoah
• shock
• short story
• Siedlecka (Joanna)
• Siegfried J. Schmidt
• Siegfried Unseld’s archive
• Sienkiewicz
• signifier
• signs of memory
• silent film
• Silesian Voivodeship
• silver age
• singularity
• situated knowledge
• situated knowledges
• situational knowledge
• sketchbook
• skill
• Skotnicówna (Lida)
• Skotnicówna (Marzena)
• Skrzydła ołtarza
• Skutnik (Mateusz)
• slave labor
• slavery
• Slavic demonology
• Śledziński (Michał)
• Słoński (Edward)
• slow science
• Słowacki (Juliusz)
• social and cultural press
• social change
• social class
• social consciousness changes
• social constructivism
• social engagement
• social history
• social media
• social memory
• social mission of the university
• social progress
• social reproduction
• socialist realism
• Socialist Realism
• sociality
• socialization
• society
• sociological imagination
• sociology
• sociology of childhood
• sociology of literature
• soft facts
• Soldan (George)
• Solidarity
• Solidarity trade union
• Solidarność
• Solidarność/Solidarity
• somatic criticism
• song
• sound
• sound poetry
• sound studies
• southeastern Poland
• space
• space in literature
• spacetime
• spacial turn
• Spanish translation
• spatial sampling
• species cleansing
• specters
• spectrality
• Spectre
• spectre
• spectres
• Spectres of Marx
• spectres of the past
• speculation
• speculative realism
• speech
• speech acts
• spelling
• spirit
• spiritism
• Springer (Filip)
• Stachura (Edward)
• Staff (Leopold)
• Stalinism
• Stawar (Andrzej)
• Stefan Batory University
• Stella (Frank)
• Stempowski (Stanisław)
• stereotypes
• stereotypes of the peasant
• sterilization
• Stern (Jonasz)
• stigma
• stigmatization
• story
• storytelling
• stroke
• structuralism
• Strumyk (Grzegorz)
• Strzemiński (Władysław)
• studying moods
• style
• stylistic analyses
• subject
• subjectivity
• subjectivity in history
• subversiveness
• suffering
• sugar plantation
• Suhrkamp Verlag
• suicide
• Sunderland
• superheroes
• supplementary canon
• surrealism
• surveillance of artists
• survival
• survival network
• survivor
• survivors
• suspicious reading
• Świrszczyńska (Anna)
• symbol
• symbolic violence
• symptom
• synanthropic plants
• synechdoche in historiography
• synthesis of the arts
• syrenizm
• Szymborska (Wisława)

T

• tactical turn
• tactility
• taphonomy
• teamwork
• team­thinking
• technical reproduction
• techno-enthusiasm
• technology
• teddy bear
• teenager
• Teksty Drugie
• temporal sampling
• temporality
• terraforming
• terrorism
• testimonial objects
• testimonials
• testimony
• text
• text materiality
• textology
• textual bias
• textual object
• textuality
• the aesthetics of caprice
• the American gay rights movement
• the author as a brand
• 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
• thematisation of audiovisuality
• theology
• theory of colour
• theory of dreams
• theory of interpretation
• theory of literacy
• 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
• timetable
• title
• To the Lighthouse
• topic modeling
• 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
• transgression
• transhumanist themes in games
• translated language
• translation
• translation (ANT) 
• translation of cultures
• translation of Ślub [The Marriage]
• translations
• Translator Studies
• transmediality
• transmission
• transnational literature
• transnationalism
• trauma
• trauma effect
• trauma studies
• traumatic memory
• traumatic photography
• travel
• tribal conflict
• tropes
• trust
• truth
• Truth and Reconciliation Commission
• Tulli (Magdalena)
• turn
• turn of the nineteenth century
• turn to private life
• turn to things
• turns in the humanities
• Tustin (Frances)
• Twardowski (Samuel)
• twentieth and twenty-first-century Polish literature
• twentieth century
• twentieth-century literature
• twentieth-century Polish emigration
• twentieth-century Polish epistolography
• twentieth-century Polish literature
• twenty-first century
• twenty-first-century literature
• typhus
• Tzimtzum
• Tzimtzum [God’s contraction]

U

• UK
• Ukraine
• undead
• unitarism
• university
• University of Vilnius
• university restructuring
• university studies
• unreliable narrator
• Unseld (Siegfried)
• untold narrative
• urban flora
• urban imaginary
• urban narratives
• urban studies
• urban vegetation
• urbex
• utopia

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
• viscosity
• visual anthropology
• visual art
• visual culture
• visual history
• visual literacy
• visual poetry
• visual subject
• visuality
• visualization
• vnenakhodimost
• voice
• Volhynia massacres
• Volksdeutsche
• voluntary servitude
• Vorlass

W

• Wajda (Andrzej)
• Walc
• Walser (Robert)
• waltz
• war
• war disablement
• war in popular culture
• war in Ukraine
• war traumas
• Warsaw
• Warsaw Ghetto
• Warsaw Rising Museum
• Warsaw uprising
• Warsaw Uprising
• Warsaw Uprising Museum
• Warszawa
• Wat (Aleksander)
• water
• weather
• Węgajty
• Weil
• Weissenberg (Melania)
• Western civilization
• White (Kenneth)
• Wiadomości Literackie
• Wiklina
• Wilson (A. N.)
• window
• Wirpsza (Witold)
• Wiśniowski (Sygurd)
• Witkowski (Michał)
• witness
• witness accounts
• witness in the second degree
• Witold Wirpsza
• Włast (Piotr)
• woman
• woman protagonist
• women and war
• women authors
• women’s autobiographical practices
• women’s diaries
• women’s history
• women’s narratives on Communism
• women’s poetry
• women’s rights
• women’s work
• women’s writing
• Woolf (Virginia)
• 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)

X

• xenophobia

Y

• Yavorivsky (Volodymyr)
• yearning for soap
• yoke of duty
• Yongming (Zhai)
• Young Poland
• young Polish poetry today
• young writers of Polish descent in Germany
• youth
• Yugoslavia

Z

• Zagajewski (Adam)
• 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
• Żółkiewski (Stefan)
• zoocriticism
• Żydokomuna

1

• 1793
• 1940s

(

• (auto)biography
• (im)memory
• (infra)structural violence
• (post)dependency

•   voyeurism

в

• воксал)

‘

• ‘another science’
• ‘reading Poland’
• ‘the happy life’
• ‘third culture’

“

• “knowledge corruption”
• “What-if” fiction

„

• „Solidarność”