2025 nr 1 (9)
Towards mountain studies
Wojciech Kukuczka, Mariusz Jochemczyk, Miłosz Piotrowiak: Introduction.
Marek Pacukiewicz: The Naked Mountaineer in the Mirror of Myth. Elżbieta Dutka: Not Much Has Been Written about the Mountains… On the Subject of Mountain Oliver Lubrich, Thomas Nehrlich: The Aesthetics and Politics of Volcanoes: William Hamilton’s Campi Phlegraei. Barbara Szargot, Maciej Szargot: Zygmunt Krasiński in the Alps. Ewa Roszkowska: “I Know What I Have to Lose, and I Know What I Have to Gain…” – On Mountaineering by Mieczysław Karłowicz. Jakub Żmidziński: “The Mountains Shall Speak…” – Visual, Acoustic, and Mystical Aspects of the Mountain Landscape in Roman Brandstaetter’s Novel Jesus of Nazareth. Przemysław Kaliszuk: “This Mountaineering is Really an Idiotic Idea…”. Jan Długosz and Textualized Climbing. Marcin Czerwiński: The Mountain as Phantasm and Elemental Force, as Challenge and Metaphor. A Provisional Essay on Climbing, Writing, and Reading. Anna Dróżdż, Piotr Major: Mountain as a Teaching Space – Learning Medicine in Extreme Conditions.
Marina Marengo: The Massif Central through Its Literary Representations. Małgorzata Okupnik: “I Admire the Wives of Famous Alpinists More Than the Alpinists Themselves”. Autobiographical Narratives of Cecylia Kukuczka and Ewa Dyakowska-Berbeka. Teodoro Katinis: Praising Praise. Speroni’s Short Treatise on the Demonstrative Genre. Sara Gallegati: Notes on Vittorio Alfieri’s La virtù sconosciuta. Elena Grazioli: Elémire Zolla and “Nuovi Argomenti”: the Laboratory of Eclissi dell’intelettuale. Giulia Kamińska Di Giannantonio: Jerzy Kukuczka: Letters to My Wife (I).