LETONICA No. 45 (2022)

Postcolonial Feminism in Inga Gaile’s Fiction: Violence and Sexuality
  • 2022
  • Jānis Taurēns
  • Letonica
  • NO. 45
  • PP. 8–27
  • 10.35539/LTNC.2022.0045.J.T.9.27
Geopolitical Constellations of the Naval Port in Andra Manfelde’s Novel “Officers’ Wives”
  • 2022
  • Maija Burima
  • Letonica
  • NO. 45
  • PP. 28–51
  • 10.35539/LTNC.2022.0045.M.B.28.51
“Isaac” by Antanas Šķėma and “At Midnight” by Ēvalds Vilks: Narratives of the Holocaust Trauma in the 1960s
  • 2022
  • Zanda Gūtmane
  • Letonica
  • NO. 45
  • PP. 52–77
  • 10.35539/LTNC.2022.0045.Z.G.52.77
Memorial Discourse and (Literary) Legacy of an Uncomfortable Writer for the Occupation Regime. The case of Ēvalds Vilks (1976–1978)
  • 2022
  • Jānis Oga
  • Letonica
  • NO. 45
  • PP. 78–111
  • 10.35539/LTNC.2022.0045.J.O.78.111
The Recollections of Narrators: Flowers, Trees, and Shrubs in the Gardens of Courland Farmers at the Turn of the 19th and 20th Centuries
  • 2022
  • Daina Roze
  • Letonica
  • NO. 45
  • PP. 112–139
  • 10.35539/LTNC.2022.0045.D.R.112.139
Translating Poetry to Resist Soviet Coloniality: Tracing the Legacy of Uldis Bērziņš
  • 2022
  • Ivars Šteinbergs
  • Letonica
  • NO. 45
  • PP. 140–163
  • 10.35539/LTNC.2022.0045.I.S.140.163
When Less Is More, or the Art of Choice: The Poetics of Atwood’s “Surfacing” and Its Transfer in the Russian and Latvian Translations
  • 2022
  • Jānis Veckrācis
  • Letonica
  • NO. 45
  • PP. 164–191
  • 10.35539/LTNC.2022.0045.J.V.164.191
Cultural Agents of Indic Sciences’ Migration in Post–War Latvia
  • 2022
  • Natālija Burišina
  • Letonica
  • NO. 45
  • PP. 192–228
  • 10.35539/LTNC.2022.0045.N.B.192.224