Alice Munro

1. Reading and Interviewing of Alice Munro
Mirosława Buchholtz

Part I. Understanding

2. Gender and Space in “The Albanian Virgin”
Dorota Filipczak

3. Images of Past and Present: Memory and Identity in Alice Munro’s Short-Story Cycles
Jędrzej Burszta

4. Missions and Explorers: “Amundsen” as a Key to Reading Alice Munro’s Other Stories
Magdalena Ładuniuk

5. ‘Shockingly Like, and Unlike, Home’: Gothic Realism in the Progress of Love

Tomasz Sikora

Part II. Adapting

6.
Hateship Loveship, Adaptation
Ewa Bodal, Nelly Strehlau

7. Del Jordan: Becoming a Writer
Emilia Leszczyńska

8. “There Is a Change Coming […] in the Lives of Girls and Women.” Del Jordan’s and Catherine Sloper’s Ways to Independence
Paula Suchorska

9. Works by Alice Munro in Textual and Editorial Scholarship: Through the Prism of Konrad Górski’s Study
Grzegorz Koneczniak

Part III. Teaching

10. The Question of Sources: Teaching Texts Versus Hypotexts
Héliane Ventura

11. Teaching Alice Munro in Canada
David Staines

12. Alice Munro in Japan and Germany: Interviews
Keiko Beppu, Anca-Raluca Radu

13. Teaching Alice Munro in Poland: Interviews
Agnieszka Salska, Lucyna Aleksandrowicz-Pędich

14. Alice Munro at Polish Universities: An Analysis of Selected Academic Texts, Including BA, MA and PhD Theses
Grzegorz Koneczniak

15. The Lesson of the Mistress: From “The Office” to “To Reach Japan”
Mirosława Buchholtz

Keywords: Education, Language Education, Arts Education