Postpamięć w występach poetyckich Eugeniusza Tkaczyszyna-Dyckiego.

The article studies Eugeniusz Tkaczyszyn-Dycki’s poems and performances as artistic representations of familial postmemory. Dycki’s poetry frequently concerns his family’s Polish-Ukrainian background and the impact of World War II and its aftermanth on the life of next generations. The article discusses how Dycki’s poetry, based on this particular family story, differs from Polish functional memory and common narratives about the war, postwar, and borderlands. The article argues that these contexts likewise shed light on Dycki’s celebrated poetry readings, which can also be seen an artistic staging of postmemory that modifies Polish cultural image of the borderland region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]