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The article is an attempt of comparative analysis of selected essays by Victor Erofeev and Andrzej Stasiuk. One of the factors uniting their work is the vision of Central-Eastern Europe as a region which has been losing its genuineness due to the expansion of the Western liberal democracy. In this context the uniting Europe turns out to be a dehumanised space of forced coexistence, having reached a deadlock owing to the hypertrophy of political correctness. In the outlined circumstances Poland seems to be fully content with the role of peripheral consumer of the gains of late capitalism. Meanwhile Russia manages to save a distinctive identity and is thus becoming an appropriate viewpoint on the westernized countries of „the new Europe”. An integral part of the proposed analysis is a critical assessment of the writers’ narrative strategies, that prove a deep connection to the own culture and an inability to completely overcome (auto)stereotypes reproduced by this culture.
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Historia rodziny NATASCHY WODIN rzuca światło na skalę zjawiska pracy przymusowej w nazistowskich Niemczech. Ten aspekt historii Niemiec jest jak dotąd nieprzepracowany przez pamięć kulturową. Autorka ujawnia w publikowanym wywiadzie szczegóły, dotyczące poszukiwań dokumentów i pracy nad jej ostatnimi opowiadaniami Sie kam aus Mariupol (2017) / Przybyła z Mariupola oraz Irgendwo in diesem Dunkel (2018) / Gdzieś w tej ciemności. WODIN wspomina, jak trudno było jej żyć z własną historią rodzinną i opowiada o swym warsztacie pisarskim. Zapis rozmowy poprzedzony jest wprowadzeniem do twórczości NATASCHY WODIN.
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NATASCHA WODIN’S family story illuminates the overwhelming extent of forced labour in Germany during the years of National Socialism. This aspect of history has been neglected so far in the German cultural memory. In this present interview the author presents more information about her research and her work on her last two generational stories She Came from Mariupol (2017) and Anywhere in this Darkness (2018). WODIN recalls the problematic life with her family history and introduces us to her writing strategies. The interview is preceded by an introduction to her work.
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NATASCHA WODINS Familiengeschichte beleuchtet das überwältigende Ausmaß der Zwangsarbeit in Deutschland während der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus. Dieser Teil der Geschichte wurde im kulturellen Gedächtnis der Deutschen bislang vernachlässigt. Im vorliegenden Interview erörtert die Autorin die Hintergründe über die Recherche und Arbeit an ihren letzten beiden Generationserzählungen Sie kam aus Mariupol (2017) und Irgendwo in diesem Dunkel (2018). WODIN rekapituliert das schwierige Leben mit ihrer Familiengeschichte und gibt Einblick in ihre Schreibstrategien. Eine Einführung in WODINS Werk geht dem Gespräch voran.
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