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Między azylem a więzieniem. Metafora domu w powieściach Dom z witrażem Żanny Słoniowskiej i Dim dla doma Viktorii Ameliny

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Jakubowska-Krawczyk K., Zambrzycka M.
Przegląd Wschodnioeuropejski
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2022
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vol. 1
223–236
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In this article we analyse the topos of the home in two novels set in Lviv: “Home for Dom” by Viktoria Amelina and “The house with the Stained-glass Window” by Zhanna Sloniovska. In both of them, the eponymous ‘home/house’ contains family secrets which are meant to be representatives of the Eastern European fate. The metaphor of a home has several meanings in both novels: it refers to an apartment, a home-city (Lviv) and a homeland. On both dimensions, the home has not been presented as stable and unchanging space. It is rather a symbol of transience than permanence. In both novels, the family stories reflect the problems of identity and memory of the inhabitants of modern Ukraine.
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Kody kulturowe wykorzystywane w ukraińskiej sztuce zaangażowanej (na przykładzie prac A. Jermołenki i O. Komjachowa)

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Jakubowska-Krawczyk K., Romaniuk S.
Przegląd Wschodnioeuropejski
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2021
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vol. 1
343-356
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The socio-political experiences of recent years have contributed to the development of new trends in patriotic and engaged art in Ukraine. The aim of the article is to analyze selected works of two popular Ukrainian graphic artists: Andriy Yermolenko and Oleksandr Komjakhov. The reproductions we use come from Mystets’kyy Barbakan. Trykutnyk 92. Antolohiya (Мистецький Барбакан. Трикутник 92. Антологія), pub-lished in 2015 in Kiev, as well as from the social media, in which the artists are very active. The presented analy-sis combines cultural and literary aspects. We show the interactions between the national symbols used and ref-erences to texts of culture important for Ukrainians, and at the same time the attempts to modernize them and a combine in a way that forces verification of the current way of thinking and reworking certain forms of cul-ture anew.
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