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Nad paměťmi Henryka Jasiczka. Příspěvek k osobní a skupinové identitě polských obyvatel na českém Těšínsku

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Martinek L.

Slovanský přehled: historická revue pro dějiny střední, východní a jihovýchodní Evropy (Slavonic Review: Review for Central, Eastern and Southeastern European history)

2009

tom 95

nr 4

545-559

The article combined lexicographic and hermeneutic approaches; socio-cultural and semiotics-cultural interpretations and classical historicizing methods based on a biographical method. The subject of the author's reflection is a social identity in Silesian Tesin (after 1920 Czech Tesin), namely the shaping of this identity about a writter Henryk Jasiczek. The author has shown that in the times of the social identity and self-identity formation, connected with national and ethnical aspects of culture, the identity of Silesian Tesin writers had an enormous impact on that of the Tesin Silesians.

IN SEARCH OF MODERN IDENTITY: YENG PWAY NGON, CHIA HWEE PENG AND CHINESE SINGAPOREAN POETRY

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Zhang S.

Asian and African Studies

2015

tom 24

nr 2

131 – 155

This paper explores the topic concerning cultural identity and self-identity expressed by Yeng Pway Ngon and Chia Hwee Peng, two leading figures of Chinese Singaporean poetry. By employing textual analysis, contextualisation and theoretical intervention, this paper is an attempt to examine how they come to terms with the questions of modernity, globalisation, and identity politics, and furthermore, to re-evaluate the cultural implications they may bring about while addressing these issues. In view of the critical role played by Yeng and Chia in the emergence of literary locality, the paper seeks to open a dialogue, a critical inquiry on the focuses of Chinese Singaporean literature.