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Renata Czekalska

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Books (12)

Khulā ghar / Dom otwarty, [a bilingual (Polish-Hindi) selection of poems by Czesław Miłosz; selected, translated, edited jointly with A. Vajpeyi], Vani Prakashan, New Delhi 2003, 233 pp.

Koī śīrṣak nahīm / Może być bez tytułu; [a bilingual (Polish-Hindi) selection of poems by Wisława Szymborska; selected, translated, edited jointly with A. Vajpeyi], Vani Prakashan, New Delhi 2004, 209pp.

Literatura indyjska w przekładzie, „Cracow Indological Studies” vol. VI, Kraków 2004, 394 pp. [Indian Literature in Translation, Ed. by R. Czekalska]

Second International Conference on Indian Studies. Proceedings, “Cracow Indological Studies” vol. IV/V, Kraków 2003, 649 pp. [Ed. by R. Czekalska & H. Marlewicz]

Papers (26)

Kavitā kī kaī āvāzem, [in:] A. Vājpejī, Vivakṣā, Rajkamal Prakashan, New Delhi 2006; pp. 9-24.

"Tar Saptak" Poetry & the Polish Avant-Garde: Observations on the Universality of Artistic Thouhgt, in: Vasudha Dalmia (ed.), Hindi Modernism. Rethinking Agyeya and His Times, Berkeley, 2012.

Shrimati Varma’s lover –the politics of writing (the politics of reading?) love poetry, [in:] Love (bhakti, kāma, sneha, preman, śrṅgāra, išq...) in the human search for fulfilment, Ed. by Halina Marlewicz, Cracow Indological Studies, Vol. 12, Krak...

Images of India’s Muslim past in modern Hindi poetry – five poems on three cities by Kunvar Narain, [in:] Islam on the Indian Subcontinent, Cracow Indological Studies, Ed. by A. Kuczkiewicz-Fraś, Vol. 11 (2009), pp. 123-135

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Department member, Department of Middle and Far East; Chair for Intercultural Communication

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