Adam Dziadek is a Full Professor of Polish Studies at the University of Silesia in Katowice, specializing in literary theory, poetics, scholarly editing, comparative analysis, and masculinity. Chief editor of Aleksander Wat's oeuvre, he published extensively about poetry and translated key works of literary theory. Filip Mazurkiewicz is an Associate Professor of Polish Studies at the University of Silesia in Katowice. His research focuses on the Polish nineteenth-century novel and the broader cultural context of the period, along with issues of masculinity and modernity. He is the Editor-in-Chief of the scholarly journal Wiek XIX.

• Masculinity StudiesAdam DziadekPart 1: Historical and Theoretical ProlegomenaDe(re)construction of MasculinityKrysztof KlosinskiRemarks on the Still Unwritten History of Masculinity in PolandTomasz TomasikNineteenth-Century Masculinity: A ProlegomenonFilip MazurkiewiczFabricated Masculinity: On HomosocialityMateusz SkuchaPart 2: Polish Masculinities of the Nineteenth and Twentieth CenturiesRailways of Desire: Prus - Freud - GrabinskiTomasz KalisciakGender Relations Inside the Dulskis' EstablishmentKrystyna KlosinskaBenedykt Dybowski and Wlodzimierz Popiel, or On a Certain Discourse of Polish Profeminists at the Turn of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Mateusz SkuchaEndangered Masculinity / Endagered MasculinitiesKrystyna KlosinskaSeductive Patriot, Aroused Admirer, and the Complex Pursuit of Orgasm: On Erotic (Non)Masculinities in the Polish Interwar Nationalist NovelDezydery BarlowskiThe Fascinating Allure of MasculinitySlawomir BurylaExcess of Masculinity: Boxing Narratives in Holocaust LiteraturePawel WolskiHegemony and Trauma: Literature after 1945 in the Face of Transformations of MasculinityWojciech SmiejaPart 3: Case StudiesWitold Gombrowicz's Invisible Operetta: From Hegemonic to Atopic MasculinityFilip MazurkiewiczA Piece of the "Fedora" Cake: The Male-Centered Imagination of Jerzy AndrzejewskiWojciech Smieja"Made hysterical by Your Lack of Power": Masculinity in the Work of Tadeusz Konwicki (Based on A Dreambook for Our Time)Agnieszka WrobelWho are you? - Little Hans. The Polish Political Subject from the Viewpoint of Jarslaw Marek RymkiewiczDawid MatuszekCreature: Swietlicki Under the Guise of MasculinityDawid MatuszekThe prose of life: (Un)canny/unheimlich storiesGrzegorz OlszanskiThe End of Masculinity or the Description of the WitcherDawid Matuszek

Adam Dziadek is a Full Professor of Polish Studies at the University of Silesia in Katowice, specializing in literary theory, poetics, scholarly editing, comparative analysis, and masculinity. Chief editor of Aleksander Wat's oeuvre, he published extensively about poetry and translated key works of literary theory. Filip Mazurkiewicz is an Associate Professor of Polish Studies at the University of Silesia in Katowice. His research focuses on the Polish nineteenth-century novel and the broader cultural context of the period, along with issues of masculinity and modernity. He is the Editor-in-Chief of the scholarly journal Wiek XIX.

• Masculinity StudiesAdam DziadekPart 1: Historical and Theoretical ProlegomenaDe(re)construction of MasculinityKrysztof KlosinskiRemarks on the Still Unwritten History of Masculinity in PolandTomasz TomasikNineteenth-Century Masculinity: A ProlegomenonFilip MazurkiewiczFabricated Masculinity: On HomosocialityMateusz SkuchaPart 2: Polish Masculinities of the Nineteenth and Twentieth CenturiesRailways of Desire: Prus - Freud - GrabinskiTomasz KalisciakGender Relations Inside the Dulskis' EstablishmentKrystyna KlosinskaBenedykt Dybowski and Wlodzimierz Popiel, or On a Certain Discourse of Polish Profeminists at the Turn of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Mateusz SkuchaEndangered Masculinity / Endagered MasculinitiesKrystyna KlosinskaSeductive Patriot, Aroused Admirer, and the Complex Pursuit of Orgasm: On Erotic (Non)Masculinities in the Polish Interwar Nationalist NovelDezydery BarlowskiThe Fascinating Allure of MasculinitySlawomir BurylaExcess of Masculinity: Boxing Narratives in Holocaust LiteraturePawel WolskiHegemony and Trauma: Literature after 1945 in the Face of Transformations of MasculinityWojciech SmiejaPart 3: Case StudiesWitold Gombrowicz's Invisible Operetta: From Hegemonic to Atopic MasculinityFilip MazurkiewiczA Piece of the "Fedora" Cake: The Male-Centered Imagination of Jerzy AndrzejewskiWojciech Smieja"Made hysterical by Your Lack of Power": Masculinity in the Work of Tadeusz Konwicki (Based on A Dreambook for Our Time)Agnieszka WrobelWho are you? - Little Hans. The Polish Political Subject from the Viewpoint of Jarslaw Marek RymkiewiczDawid MatuszekCreature: Swietlicki Under the Guise of MasculinityDawid MatuszekThe prose of life: (Un)canny/unheimlich storiesGrzegorz OlszanskiThe End of Masculinity or the Description of the WitcherDawid Matuszek

Adam Dziadek is a Full Professor of Polish Studies at the University of Silesia in Katowice, specializing in literary theory, poetics, scholarly editing, comparative analysis, and masculinity. Chief editor of Aleksander Wat's oeuvre, he published extensively about poetry and translated key works of literary theory. Filip Mazurkiewicz is an Associate Professor of Polish Studies at the University of Silesia in Katowice. His research focuses on the Polish nineteenth-century novel and the broader cultural context of the period, along with issues of masculinity and modernity. He is the Editor-in-Chief of the scholarly journal Wiek XIX.

• Masculinity StudiesAdam DziadekPart 1: Historical and Theoretical ProlegomenaDe(re)construction of MasculinityKrysztof KlosinskiRemarks on the Still Unwritten History of Masculinity in PolandTomasz TomasikNineteenth-Century Masculinity: A ProlegomenonFilip MazurkiewiczFabricated Masculinity: On HomosocialityMateusz SkuchaPart 2: Polish Masculinities of the Nineteenth and Twentieth CenturiesRailways of Desire: Prus - Freud - GrabinskiTomasz KalisciakGender Relations Inside the Dulskis' EstablishmentKrystyna KlosinskaBenedykt Dybowski and Wlodzimierz Popiel, or On a Certain Discourse of Polish Profeminists at the Turn of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Mateusz SkuchaEndangered Masculinity / Endagered MasculinitiesKrystyna KlosinskaSeductive Patriot, Aroused Admirer, and the Complex Pursuit of Orgasm: On Erotic (Non)Masculinities in the Polish Interwar Nationalist NovelDezydery BarlowskiThe Fascinating Allure of MasculinitySlawomir BurylaExcess of Masculinity: Boxing Narratives in Holocaust LiteraturePawel WolskiHegemony and Trauma: Literature after 1945 in the Face of Transformations of MasculinityWojciech SmiejaPart 3: Case StudiesWitold Gombrowicz's Invisible Operetta: From Hegemonic to Atopic MasculinityFilip MazurkiewiczA Piece of the "Fedora" Cake: The Male-Centered Imagination of Jerzy AndrzejewskiWojciech Smieja"Made hysterical by Your Lack of Power": Masculinity in the Work of Tadeusz Konwicki (Based on A Dreambook for Our Time)Agnieszka WrobelWho are you? - Little Hans. The Polish Political Subject from the Viewpoint of Jarslaw Marek RymkiewiczDawid MatuszekCreature: Swietlicki Under the Guise of MasculinityDawid MatuszekThe prose of life: (Un)canny/unheimlich storiesGrzegorz OlszanskiThe End of Masculinity or the Description of the WitcherDawid Matuszek