The monograph Some Names Have Been Changed documents Jabłońska’s development over the last several years and her unique response to social, political, and aesthetic changes that occurred in Poland—a country whose former political power became notorious for its anti-feminist agenda and various forms of exclusion. The book comprise three experimental essays by Robert Kusek, Monika Świerkosz, and Wojciech Szymański to theorize Jabłońska’s work, especially in the context of her autofictional examination of the embodied self. Graphic design Agata Biskup, editor Wojciech Szymański.
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