Abstract
The diary of Yury Mezhenko, which was considered lost since the 1950s, contains entries from 1919 to 1926 and reflects the Ukrainian cultural life of that time and the personal life of the author, one of the most prominent literary critics and bibliographers of that period. Written with the intention of recording historically significant processes and figures in Ukrainian literature during the period of revolutionary transformation, this document contains unique evidence of a rapidly changing intellectual landscape and everyday life, the formation...

On February 16, 2023, Professor of the Department of Literary Theory and Comparative Literature of the Faculty of Philology Olena Haleta delivered at the Davis Center of Harvard University with an public lecture entitled “Displaced Literature: The Voice of the “Second Sex” from the “Second World” in Sophia Yablonska’s Travelogues”. Based not only on the published texts of the Ukrainian traveler, who in the late 1920s went to study in Paris, lived in China for a long time and traveled...

Professor Olena Haleta is a professor of literary theory and comparative literature at Ivan Franko National University of Lviv and professor of cultural anthropology at Ukrainian Catholic University (Ukraine). She has researched and taught modern and contemporary Ukrainian literature at universities and academic institutions in the USA, Canada, Australia, Germany, Austria, Poland, Croatia, and Czech Republic.
She has worked as a co-organizer of international projects dedicated to the intellectual history of the twentieth century and the role of art and literature in crisis situations and times of transition. She is an author, co-author, and co-editor...

The Editors of the journal “Studies in Polish Literature” are currently preparing the annual volume LXXIX, intended to collect contributions regarding the following topic
“The Art of Editing – from Analogue to Digital”

 
We invite you to submit articles to the issue of “Studies in Polish Literature” planned for 2024, which will be entirely devoted to the broadly understood issues of contemporary editing. The scope of the volume is intended to cover both traditional and paper editions as well as digital ones.
The...

The Research Centre for Applied Linguistics POLIGLOCI
and the Department of Applied Linguistics of the University of Rzeszów
are pleased to invite students and PhD students to participate
in the third edition of the international
Young Linguists’ Conference
which will be held online on 19 April 2023
via the Zoom platform.
As in the previous editions of our conference, this year we would like to invite students and
PhD students who conduct research in the following disciplines:
 Linguistics
...