The figure of the German in recent Polish literature reveals shifts in perspective from the experience of war to that of exile and resettlement. Representations of the German other in Polish self-imagining.
Przemysław Czapliński
(1962) is an historian of Polish literature of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, critic, essay writer and translator. Co-founder of the Institute of the Anthropology of Literature (at the UAM Poznan). Recently published Polska do wymiany. Pózna nowoczesnosc i nasze wielkie narracje, Warsaw 2009.