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The Jubilee of Professor Giovanna Brogi
Tadeusz Srogosz, Between War and Modernization. Studies on the History of the South – East Borderlands of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in the 17th – 18th Centuries, Częstochowa 2016, pp. 267
Promotion of the journal ‘Polish-Ukrainian Studies’
Studies from the Polish-Ukrainian Folklore Borderland in the Scientific Work of Mykhailo Lesiv
'Polish-Ukrainian Studies': Traditions and Innovations
Representation of the Jewish pohrom in the short stories of a Polish writer Maria Konopnicka “Mendel Gdański” (1890) and an Ukrainian writer Leonid Pakharevsky “A Father” (1906): comparative aspect
Skovoroda’s Poetry Translations into Polish. Theoretical Aspects and Practical Dimensions
In memory of the Polish Ukrainianist Elżbieta Wiśniewska (1931–2024)
Oleksa Myshanych – the Promoter of Neo-Latin Studies in Ukraine (the 80th Anniversary of His Birth)
Filip Orlik (1672–1742) and his activity in Polish historiography
Ukrainian Literature Translated into Polish from the Interwar Period to the Present
“Dialogue of Two Cultures – 2016”. Setting up of Polish – Ukrainian mutual understanding
Polish Nobility’s Opinions on the Political Reasons behind the Khmelnytsky Uprising
The Phenomenon of Oleksandr Kositz as Presented by a Warsaw Scholar of Ukrainian Studies: Ołeksandr Koszyc i jego dziennik „Z pieśnią przez świat”, edited by Walentyna Sobol, Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, Warszawa 2018, 394 pp.
Ivan Ohiienko’s Unknown Archive from the Period of Polish Emigration: Files, People, Themes (Based on the Archive of Polish Institute of National Remembrance in Warsaw)
Taras Shevchenko and the World Ukrainian Studies: Historical Interpretation and Modern Reception
Oleksa Myshanych – Steering of the Ukrainian Medieval Studies
The Sick and Dysfunctional Body in Ukrainian Prose of the 1990s. On the Example of Oksana Zabuzhko’s Novel "Field Studies on Ukrainian Sex" and Yuriy Izdryk’s novel 'Wozzeck'
Celebrating the anniversary of Maxim Rylsky at the Rylsky Institute of Art Studies, Folklore and Ethnology NAS, Ukraine
Taras Shevchenko in the Polish translation
