Studies in Language, Literature, and Cultural Mythology in Poland

• Editorial Note
• p. v

• Acknowledgements
• p. vii

• Preface
• p. xi

• Introduction
• p. 1

• Chapter 1
• "The Other" in the Language

• 1.
• "Can Polish Survive in the Post-modern Era?"
• p. 23

• 2.
• "Default versus Other in the Analysis of Polish Linguistic Systems"
• p. 35

• 3.
• "Naming 'the Other' in Polish"
• p. 45

• Chapter 2
• Rethinking Representations of Otherness in Drama and Theatre

• 4.
• "Othering the Kosciuszko Uprising: Women as Problem in Polish Insurgent Discourse"
• p. 55

• 5.
• "Witkacy's Unity in Plurality--a World of Otherness"
• p. 85

• 6.
• "Gardzienice's Performance of Otherness"
• p. 99

• 7.
• "Individuality and Otherness: Reading Rozewicz Performing Kafka"
• p. 115

• 8.
• "Deconstructing the Polish Tradition in Tadeusz Rozewicz's Mariage Blanc"
• p. 131

• Chapter 3
• Female Voices and Experiences as "The Other"

• 9.
• "Early Modern Exclusion--The Branding of the Witch in Demonological Literature 1511-1775"
• p. 153

• 10.
• "Writing the Virgin, Writing the Crone: Maria Kuncewicz's Embodiments of Faith"
• p. 167

• Chapter 4
• Otherness Imposed

• 11.
• "'Throwing Flowers onto the Tracks' (New Man and the New Community in Socialist Realist Literature)"
• p. 205

• 12.
• "Class Enemy as 'the Other' in the Literature of Socialist Realism"
• p. 217

• 13.
• "How to Look at a Warmonger, How to See the Self? Imagining the West in Stalinist Cartoons, 1946-1954"
• p. 227

• Chapter 5
• Otherness within

• 14.
• "Marking the Boundaries of the Faith: Catholic Modernism and the Radical Right in Early Twentieth Century Poland"
• p. 261

• 15.
• "The Jew as the Romantic Polish Poet's Other Self"
• p. 287

• 16.
• "'Fragments of a Broken Mirror:' Bruno Schulz's Retextualisation of the Kabbalah"
• p. 303

• Bibliography of the Major Works Written and Edited by Donald P.A. Pirie
• p. 319

• Name Index
• p. 321