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  Polish Studies of Kyiv 41

  Vol. 41 (2025)

  “Polish Studies of Kyiv” Volume XLІ brings together research by Ukrainian and Polish scholars in literature and linguistics, addressing a wide range of issues from the reception of classics and intercultural contacts to the analysis of linguistic phenomena and stereotypes. A separate section is dedicated to the 200th anniversary of Antoni Malczewski’s poem Maria.

  The volume is intended for professors, doctoral candidates, postgraduate and undergraduate students, as well as all those interested in the history and present state of Ukrainian-Polish literary relations.

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  Polish Studies of Kyiv 40

  Vol. 40 (2024)

  “Polish Studies of Kyiv”, Volume XL contains articles by Ukrainian and Polish literary scholars, comparativists, linguists, translators, and literary historians. Debutant student works are presented in a separate section.

  The issue is addressed to the professors, BA, MBA and PhD students and anyone who is interested in Polish-Ukrainian relationships.

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  Polish Studies of Kyiv 39

  Vol. 39 (2023)

  The volume of „Polish Studies of Kyiv” contains the scientific articles by Ukrainian and Polish scholars which are referring to literary studies, comparative studies, historical and cultural studies. The special section is devoted to the analysis and interpretation of the work of the outstanding Polish artist Bruno Schulz and the rethinking of Ukrainian- Polish relations in Galicia, in particular the dramas of Aleksander Fredro in the Ukrainian context.

  The issue is addressed to the professors, BA, MA and PhD students and anyone who is interested in Polish-Ukrainian relationships.

• Київські полоністичні студії 38

  Vol. 38 (2022)

  The volume of „Polish Studies of Kyiv” contains the articles by Ukrainian and Polish scholars which are referring to literary studies, comparative studies, historical and cultural studies. The special section is devoted to the contemporary coverage of the works of the Polish-Ukrainian poet of the 19th century Tomasz Padura in connection with his anniversary.

  The issue is addressed to the professors, BA, MBA and PhD students and anyone who is interested in Polish-Ukrainian relationships.

• Polish Studies of Kyiv 37

  Vol. 37 (2021)

  The volume of „Polish Studies of Kyiv” consists of three sections and contains the articles and reviews by Ukrainian and foreign scholars which are referring to literary studies, linguistics, comparative studies, cultural studies and history of Ukrainian-Polish context. The special section is devoted to highlighting the scientific achievements of famous Ukrainian polonists in connection with their anniversaries.

  The issue is addressed to the professors, BA, MBA and PhD students and anyone who is interested in Polish-Ukrainian relationships.

• Київські полоністичні студії 36

  Vol. 36 (2020)

  The volume of „Polish Studies of Kyiv” includes two sections and contains the articles and reviews by Ukrainian and foreign scholars which are referring to literary studies, linguistics, comparative studies, cultural studies and history of Ukrainian-Polish context. The special section is devoted to a prominent Polish poet Bolesław Leśmian as well as Ukrainian and European contexts of his heritage.

  The digest is addressed to the professors, BA, MBA and PhD students and anyone who is interested in Polish-Ukrainian relationships.

• Київські полоністичні студії 35

  Vol. 35 (2019)

  The volume contains the articles prepared for International scientific conference

  „Ukrainian and Polish emigration of XX century: traditions, personalities, ideas, rhetoric” which was organized by the Department of Polish Studies of Institute of Philology of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv and Bialystok University (Poland) on the 23-25th of May, 2018. Articles of Ukrainian and foreign scientists are devoted to a wide circle of literary and linguistic, comparative and culturological issues in Ukrainian and Polish studies.

  The digest is addressed to the professors, BA, MBA and PhD students and anyone who is interested in Polish-Ukrainian relationships.