Keywords
regionalism
borderland cultures
poetry from Eastern Europe
How to Cite
Abstract
The author of the article focuses on the dialogue between cultural values in so-called small native lands as represented by three contemporary writers from Belarusian - Polish - Lithuanian borderlands: Sokrat Janowicz, who advocated a dialogue between Polish and Belarusian cultures; Tadeusz Konwicki, who, even though always unwilling to give interviews, shortly before his death revealed his strong opinions in In a Hurry; and Aleksander Jurewicz, whose works describe a search for the lost native land. Three writers and three views of the small native land...
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