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ISSUE NO. 1, 2009
POLAND UNDER FEMINIST EYES:
RESEARCH IN LITERARY AND FEMINIST STUDIES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
About Women’s Writing Online, 1-2
Editors of Issue No 1, 2009, 3-5
Introduction to Poland Under Feminist Eyes
Feminist Theory in Poland: Between Politics and Literature
Urszula Chowaniec, 6-25
Polish Feminism in an East-West Context
Rosalind Marsh, 26-48
Feminism Polish Fashion: Our Own Tradition or a Borrowed One?
Ewa Kraskowska, 49-58
A Feminist Overview of Adam Mickiewicz and Bolesław Prus
Ursula Phillips, 59-84
Żmichowska Versus Orzeszkowa: A Feminist Parallel
Grażyna Borkowska, 85-98
“The Time of Visionary Artists Has Come to an End?”
Manuela Gretkowska’s Literary and Political Activity
Agnieszka Mrozik, 99-115
Writing Mothers: Spatial-Textual Formations in Nigerian Buchi Emecheta’s Second-Class Citizen, and Pole Anna Janko’s The Girl With Matches
Asia Zgadzaj, 116-133
The Works of Olga Tokarczuk: Postmodern Aesthetics, Myths, Archetypes, and the Feminine Touch
Elżbieta Wiącek, 134-155
Representation of Women of Different Generations in Invitation (Zaproszenie, 1985), Directed by Wanda Jakubowska and It’s Me, Now (Teraz ja, 2004), Directed by Anna Jadowska.
Ewa Mazierska, 156-174
Gender Dynamics in Polish Drama After 2000
Elwira Grossman, 175-204
The Impact of the Feminist Movement on the Lexicon of Contemporary Polish
Dorota Hołowiak, 205-222
