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Feature: Barons and hysterics

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Barons and hysterics? Culture versus power

Katarzyna Kazimierowska

In praise of an undisciplined artist

Wojciech Przybylski

For freedom without self-censorship

Danuta Glondys

Cultural know-how. The Polish routs towards the title of European Capital of Culture

John Sturrock

A Man from Nowhere

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Kuba Szreder

Public art

Krystyna Duniec

Józef Szajna -- The witness of end of the world

Anna R. Burzyńska

The theatre that makes sense

Agnieszka Wolny-Hamkało

Death of suburbs

Zygmunt Bauman in interview with Jarosław Makowski

God will die with mankind

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Miroslav Balastik

Two stories. Kundera and the conclusion of the Velvet Revolution

Samuel Abraham

On the accusations against Kundera

Adam Hradilek, Petr Třešňák

Milan Kundera's denunciation

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Tomasz Zarycki

What happened to Russian intellectuals?

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Paul Starr

Why liberalism works

Michał Warchala

Liberalism after post-communism

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Agnieszka Graff

Mystique, mystification, inspection. A few words about "The Feminine Mystique" by Betty Friedman

Betty Friedan

The feminine mystique

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Magdalena M. Baran

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William Hazlitt

On nicknames

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W.G. Sebald

The rings of Saturn

Katarzyna Bojarska

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Jarosław Kuisz

Iceland is not Auschwitz

Grażyna Borkowska

Symbolic law and literary rhythm

Aleksandra Jach

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Justyna Czechowska

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The logic of crisis

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Vilnius, 8-11 May 2009

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