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Religion and Politics in the Light of Mimetic Theory

René Girard, the French-American literary critic and anthropologist, gives us the mimetic theory, which turns out to be an interesting tool for the interpretation of human relationships. It is based on the analysis of w…

On Sarajevo's Pinkas

The text presents a story about Pinkas, the record of Jewish Community, confiscated during Second World War by the Nazis. History of Sarajevo's and Bosnian Jewish Community is covered in Pinkas. The author makes use of…

The Identity of Croats and the Croatian State in the Speeches and Messages of Pope John Paul II

Starting from the concept of "external branding" of states and nations, the paper analyses the speeches and messages of Pope John Paul II dedicated to Croats and the Croatian state, spoken and published during his ponti…

Christian Tradition on Bitolszczyzna and in the Village Nowaci

The paper portrays the Macedonian folk Christianity, existing outside the official Church. Systematic scientific researches, also conducted nowadays, have shown that this phenomenon is not only still alive, but it is ev…

The Causes of Secularization by Christopher Dawson

The article examines the root causes of the secularization of European culture by focusing on the writings of the English historian Christopher Dawson. Dawson's central argument is that every human culture is based on r…

Stolica Apostolska w relacjach z I Rzecząpospolitą pierwszej połowy XVII stulecia

Kościół w świecie bez Boga

Pytanie o miejsce religii w nowoczesnym państwie i społeczeństwie

Niesmak po lekturze Historii Kościoła

Głos protestanta w kwestii relacji państwo - Kościół

Bosna i Hercegovina u kontekstu aktualnih trendova na relaciji država - religija - pojedinac

Kompetencja gramatyczna w nauczaniu języka słowackiego jako obcego

Śladami wspólnoty wyobrażonej

Uroda i mądrość konstrukcji binarnej

Четвърт век българистика в университета Адам Мицкевич в Познан

Gender Theories and Practices in Slavic Texts of Culture. Innovations - Inspirations - Interpretations

Digital Humanities and Conspiracies of [Non]Reading

The article tries to answer the following question: "what is the potential of digital data bases in research of the history and theory of marginal literatures", that is, in the research of women's writing? The focus of…

Władimir Britaniszski

From Post-Colonialism to Transnationalism: the Challenges for Post-Socialist Feminist Theory

The article offers a reflection on the utility of postcolonial studies and transnational feminism for the analysis of women's post-socialist experiences, with a special emphasis on Croatian academic and social space. Af…

Tragedy and Optimism, Identity and Role-Playing: Croatian Feminist Theatrology

The article outlines the last 20 years of Croatian feminist theatrology and its relation to national and Western theoretical currents, as well as to specific historical contexts. Appearing for the first time in the nine…

Female "Actor's Text" and Its "Archive Fever"

The discussion of the ways one conceives of and reflex upon the procedures of archiving the opus of actresses active in the socialist period represents one of the urging tasks of both theatre studies and feminist critic…

Some Archival Examples of Neglected Cultural Capital

Archives are important places for researching and reconstructing the past, they lead to discoveries, and they can refute dominant stereotypes. Despite that fact, Serbian feminist scholars have neglected archival researc…

The Present Day of Gender Studies in Poland, with Some References to [Past] Croatian Contexts

The article sums up the anti-gender campaign of 2013-2014 launched in Poland by the Catholic Church and right-wing politicians. The situation is presented with reference to the Croatian „Witches from Rio" case of 1992-1…

Women and the Emancipative Projects of Bulgarian Modernity

The main focus of the current study is the role of periodicals in the emancipation of the woman in a modernizing Bulgarian society. From a social and political perspective, female virtues, rights and duties become an ob…

The (Lost) Voice of a Woman: the Gorgonowa Case in Irena Krzywicka's Narrative

The article analyses Irena Krzywicka's coverage of the so-called Gorgonowa case, in which a Yugoslavian citizen, Rita Gorgon, was accused of killing her teenage stepdaughter. The authors notice two seemingly dissonant p…