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Dział bibliografii:
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Literatury obce
- Literatura amerykańska
- Literatura współczesna (amerykańska) |
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Rodzaj zapisu:
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książka w haśle rzeczowym |
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Tytuł:
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Apocalypse now - prophecy and fulfillment. Proceedings of the 1999 PAAS Conference in Łódź
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[Red.] Agnieszka Salska, Zbigniew Maszewski |
| Wydawnictwo: | Łódź: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego
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Rok wydania:
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2001 |
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Opis fizyczny książki:
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279 s. |
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Adnotacje:
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[Zawiera teksty referatów zaprezentowanych na 9. konferencji Polish Association for American Studies; Łódź 5-9 XII 1999; m.in.:] Cultural Perspectives: Sanford E. Marovitz: Four Faces of Millennial America: The Spiritual, the Moral, the Factual, and the Comic. - Richard P. Profozich: The American Dream from Puritanism to Feminism: A Promise of Fulfillment and Greed. - Mokhtar Ben Barka: The Year 2000 (Y2K): Blessing or Malediction? - Bohdan Szklarski : Too Much Democracy? Changing Nature of Social Capital in Contemporary America. - Edward J. Romar: Competitiveness, New Markets and American Business Success: Two Views of The United States' Future as a World Economic Power. - John Crust: Gangs: An American Fascination, an American Tragedy. - Joanna Jastrzębska-Szklarska: Herstory of Separatism - The Contemporary American Lesbian Movement and the Evaluation of Its Effectiveness in the Public Sphere. - Jerzy Sobieraj: "Vicious" and "Stupendous". Controversies over "Birth of a Nation" [Johna Hope Franklina]. - Abaigeal Duda: The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston: Museum Into the New Millennium. * Literary Perspectives: Noel Polk: Faulkner's Apocalyptic Vision. - Marek Paryż:
Madness and Murder in Three Tales by Edgar Allan Poe. -
Jerry Schuchalter: Norman Mailer's Psycho-Social Identity. - Grzegorz Kość: Cyclonic Zero of the Word:
Robert Lowell Between Modernism and Postmodernism. -Wacław Grzybowski: After All There Remains God and Man.
Five Names of the Apocalypse in Thomas Merton's Poetry. -
Christopher Koy: John A. Williams and his Vision of an African American Apocalypse. - Ewa Łuczak: From Utopia to a Racial Armageddon: John Edgar Wideman's "Philadelphia" and Toni Morrison's "Paradise". - David L. Erben: Contemporary Native American Literature. - Zofia Kolbuszewska: Between "The Book of Daniel", Freud, and Jung: The Apocalyptic Child in Stephen King's "The Shining". - Kacper bartczak: Landscapes of Radical Self-Knowledge in Don DeLillo and John Ashbery. - Małgorzata Chrzan: Survivors or Victims: Rhodessa Jones's Post-Apocalyptic Personal Chill in "Big Butt Girls. Hard-Headed Women". - Małgorzata Siwek: "Are you extraterrestial, dear?" The Southwest, New Age and Postmodernism in a Travel Book by Malanie McGrath's "Motel Nirvana. Dreaming of the New Age in the American Desert". - Tomasz basiuk: Apocalypse Now and Then: Affective Response to Narrative Closure. |
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Numer zapisu:
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736993 (ZS) |
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