interwar period

„Historia mówiona pogranicza” („Oral History of the Borderlands”)

Call for Papers

MONDAY, 20 DECEMBER 2021

TIME 10:00 AM (MDT, UTC-6) | 12:00 PM (EDT, UTC-4) | 7:00 PM (EEST, UTC+3)

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Russian and Eastern European Studies Network and Migration History Reading Group at Queen's University

The Champlain Society is pleased to present a preview of its August 2021 Findings/Trouvailles. Read the full post at https://bit.ly/CSfindA21

Discussion originally published by Molly Pucci at H-Habsburg on Friday, May 21, 2021.

The interwar avant-garde transformed the modern understanding of painting, sculpture, architecture, music, and literature, as well as the contours of politics and philosophy.

Call for Papers

War and Diversity Beyond the Battlefield: Cultural Encounters in the Polish Lands 1914–1923

> Can contemporary debates about globalization learn from interwar conversations about literary internationalism?
> To what extent do contemporary critiques of realism (e.g. under the "capitalist realism" label) echo these historical debates?
> Should we try to make a case for literature's political uses (as opposed to its more narrowly ethical uses)?

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