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Polish Journal for American Studies
Thanks to the generous support of the Polish-American Fulbright Committee, Polish Association for American Studies is pleased to announce that starting with the year 2003 Polish Journal for American Studies will be published as an annual academic periodical devoted to various aspects of American civilization and culture. Each issue will include articles and reviews of publications in the fields of American Studies and American literature. |
January 2004, 1
Selection of Polish research in American literature and American studies from 2004. This was the first issue of the journal.
Emily Dickinson as a Regionalist: New England and Other Angles of Vision
Analysis of regional themes, intertexts from popular poetry, and Dickinson's representation of locality, region, and identity.
West of Everything? The Frontiers and Borderlands of Critical Discourse
Reappropriation of the frontier as the an appropriate spatial metaphor for critical discourse.
Van Cow: Nature, Horticulture, and the American Apples
Analysis of H.D. Thoreau's "Wild Apples" and the mythic pomonal imagery in American literature.
Wallace Stevens's Harmonium: Songs of Fancy and Imagination
Metaphor and Symbolism in Edwige Danticat's The Farming of Bones
Analysis of the historical novel about the Haitian Massacre in 1937.
The Dead Father, As I Lay Dying, and the Intertextual Dialogue between Modernism and Postmodernism
Barthelme's The Dead Father as a collage based on Faulkner's As I Lay Dying.
The Patterns of Self-Mirroring in Hawthorne's The Blithedale Romance
Theatrical imagery in Hawthorne's romance.
Narrative Functions of Medical Discourse in Edgar Allan Poe's "Berenice"
Interpretation of medical discourse incorporated in Poe's tale.
Louisa May Alcott's Femmes Fatales: A Critique of Patriarchal Hypocrisy in Sentimental American Society
Analysis of Alcott's thrillers as a deception strategy of coping with patriarchal society.
From the Music of Poetry to the Music of the Spheres: The Musical-Logocentric Vision in T.S. Eliot and Stephane Mallarme
Musical imagery in criticism and poetry by Eliot and Mallarme.
Henry James's "The Real Thing" and the Triumph of Simulacra
Analysis of James's story in terms of Deleuze's Logic of Sense.
The Blue Jay's Dance: A Birth Year as Louise Erdrich's Self-Portrait
Analysis of Erdrich's novel as autobiography.
"Patterns of silver and bronze" - An Intertextual Matrix of Imagist Poems
Photography and cinema as influence on modernist poetry.
The Writing of Melancholia in Edgar Allan Poe and Antoni Malczewski
Comparison of Poe and Malczewski as representatives of Black Romanticism.
The Roswell Myth in the FBI Files: Aliens, UFO's, and the Cold War
American UFO craze in 1950s, discussed on previously unpublished source material.
Affirmative Action and Modern Utopian Egalitarianism
Affirmative action discussed in terms of utopian thought.
Other Issues
January 2015, 9
, Volume 7
Polish Journal for American Studies 4 2010, 4
Polish Journal for American Studies 3 2009, 3
January 2008, 2
Polish Journal for American Studies, Volume 8 2014, Volume 8
Polish Journal for American Studies 5 2011, 5
2012, 6