“Prace Literackie” is a peer-reviewed scientific journal published by the Institute of Polish Philology at the University of Wrocław. The journal has been published since December 1956. It was founded by prof. Tadeusz Mikulski, and subsequently chief-edited by distinguished researchers of polish literary studies, prof. Bogdan Zakrzewski, prof. Lesław Tatarowski and prof. Marian Ursel. In 2020, the editor-in-chief of the journal became prof. Małgorzata Łoboz.

“Prace Literackie” is a journal covering the literary studies that includes also the broad interpretational contexts of Polish and world literature. The editors are particularly interested in articles in the field of literary studies, dealing with the following issues:

• analysis of literary works in various cultural contexts
• characteristics of the work of recognized poets, writers, playwrights and creators of culture
• literary biography
• literary geography
• interdisciplinary research on literature
• research on the literary tradition from an anthropological, social and cultural perspective
• analysis of topoi, motifs and literary symbols in traditional and cultural terms
• literary theory

All articles should follow the standards of scientific publication. We do not accept literary works (poetry, prose, drama) or literary journalism (except reviews) for printing.

The distinguished researchers as well as the scientifically debuting Polish philologists and PhD students have published in the journal.

Abstracts of articles published in "Prace Literackie" can be found in the database of the Czasopisma Naukowe w Sieci (CNS), Erih+ as well as in The Central European Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities (on the basis of an appropriate agreement between WUWr and CEJSH), as well as in EBSCO, Federacja Bibliotek Cyfrowych and Europeana. Thanks to the agreement of the Institute of Polish Philology with the MLA Directory of Periodicals, copies of the journal are also sent to the Cambridge Scientific Abstracts database (CSA, ProQuest).

                                        

ISSN: 0079-4767

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Indexation

• EBSCO
• Erih Plus
• Cambridge Scientific Abstracts (CSA, ProQuest)
• The Central European Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities (CEJSH)