Post-Koiné: Studies of Non-Anthropocentric (Poetic) Languages

Anita Jarzyna (1984), associate professor at the University of Łodz and lecturer at the Faculty of Artes Liberales of the University of Warsaw. Polish literary researcher. Her main field of interests are poetry, ecocriticism, animal studies and Holocaust studies. Author of three books and several essays.

• Acronyms1 IntroductionPart 1: In Other Words2 Introduction to the Post-Koiné3 Who Are We and Who Are They? Notes about One Poem4 Children and Fish (Poems Read in Voices)Part 2: States of Exception, Status Quo5 The Massacre of Istanbul Dogs (1911) and the Armenian Genocide (1915): Forgotten Crimes6 Through the Skin: about One Poem by Nelly Sachs7 Judenjagd / Jew Hunt: Semantics and Diagnoses8 Szlemiels: Animals in the Light of the Holocaust in Polish Children’s Literature9 “The Life of Birds and Mammals After”: the Holocaust Imaginarium in Post-Anthropocentric Poetry after 1989Part 3: Customs10 Heresies: Restoration of Sensitivity (Tadeusz Nowak and Jerzy Nowosielski)11 Jerzy Ficowski’s and Tadeusz Nowak’s: the Species We Eat12 Freedom Will Say: “Blood”13 Female Abjects: Reading Justyna Bargielska and Joanna Mueller1 Motherhood’s Kittens2 Litters3 Acephaly4 Apoptosis5 Pomiot: between the Subject and the Abject6 Female Poem14 Laika’s Lullabies: Post-Anthropocentric Representations of the First Dog in Space15 Outside the Law: about a Poem by Jerzy KronholdPart 4: The Common World: Beginning Anew16 Ornithology, Ornithomancy: Sokołowski and Jerzy Ficowski’s (Other) Birds17 Translating from the Ornithological: on the Work of Michał Książek18 Varieties of Delight19 As Buddies (Piotr Sommer)20 Conclusion: Post-Koiné TropesBibliographyIndex