Death in Central Europe – articles in English
In the current issue we draw a link between a topic (death) and an area (Central Europe). Neither the topic nor the area have infrequently been discussed recently but we feel that in combining them we may reveal the potential of the non-obvious that is inherent in both.
We invite you to read!
In the issue:
Titania hidden behind a fan by Emiliano Ranocchi
Vienna – the Worldly Capital of Death by Wittigo Keller
Common Hygiene by Miroslav Petříček
Concise Typology of Gothic Death by Dušan Buran
Paintings of the Dead in the Art of Modern Europe Beyond the Alps by Piotr Krasny
Ars Moriend in Upper Hungary by Katarína Chmelinová
Where Death is Not Bad by Vladimír Czumalo
Life for your country! But for which one? by Mátuš Dulla
Against Illness – Against Death by Aleksandra Paradowska
Jewish Way of Dying by Przemysław Piekarski
Blood on the Plate by Aleš Roleček
A not-so-merry graveyard by Łukasz Galusek
Heroes and Kopjafas in Hungary During The Shift of Regime by Nóra Kovács
To Survive a Year as a Celery. Joanna Nowostawska-Gyalókay talks to Krzysztof Varga
The Curse of Time by Agnieszka Szeffel
As Not to Frighten the Soul. Magdalena Petryna talks to Małgorzata Szumowska
Own Death by Péter Nádas
Financial support for ‘Death in Central Europe’ issue:
International Visegrad Fund www.visegradfund.org
