Introduction: German-Polish Borderlands in Contemporary Literature and Culture

IF 1.7 4区工程技术 Q4 TRANSPORTATION

Urban Rail Transit Pub Date : 2023-10-02 DOI:10.5070/t714162190

Karolina May-Chu, Paula Wojcik

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Abstract

This is the introduction to TRANSIT 14.1's special section on the representation of borders and borderlands in the literary and cultural landscapes of Germany and Poland. We have brought together scholarship, excerpts from an essayistic historical study, a creative essay, a poem, and two translated chapters from a Polish novel that explore past and present German and Polish borderlands through the lensof their entangled history. Focusing on works from different time periods, ranging from the end of the Second World War until today, the contributions examine past and present German-Polish borderlands from diverse angles, situating them historically while also underlining their significance within a global future.

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导论:当代文学与文化中的德波边境

这是对过境14.1在德国和波兰的文学和文化景观的边界和边境地区的表现的特别部分的介绍。我们汇集了学术研究，从一篇散文式的历史研究中摘录，一篇创造性的文章，一首诗，以及从一部波兰小说中翻译的两章，通过他们纠缠的历史的镜头探索过去和现在的德国和波兰边境。这些作品集中于不同时期的作品，从第二次世界大战结束到今天，这些作品从不同的角度审视了过去和现在的德国-波兰边境，将它们置于历史上，同时也强调了它们在全球未来中的重要性。

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3.10

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6.70%

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5 weeks

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