On Lviv in a different way – reflections on Zoriana Czajkowska’s work, Literackie topografie Lwowa. Szkice komparatystyczne, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Śląskiego, Katowice 2021, pp. 268
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https://doi.org/10.15633/tes.09107Keywords:
Lviv, literature, literary topographyAbstract
The history of Lviv, especially in the twentieth century, has caused Poles, Ukrainians, and also Russians to speak of the city as “theirs”. The national changes that occurred in Lviv as a result of World War II: the forced exodus of Poles (and the perpetuation of the myth of the city as Semper Fidelis), the Sovietisation of the city, and the subsequent incorporation of the city into the independent Ukrainian state, were all reflected in the work of writers of all three nationalities. The purpose of this article is to discuss Zoriana Tchaikovska’s work Literary Topographies of Lviv. Comparative sketches.
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