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Słowa kluczowe: ecocriticism, curatorial studies, aesthetics, military-industrial complex, Vilnius University, animal magnetism, medicine, electricity, science and technology studies, Ethnography, Israel, Actor-Network Theory, Bruno Latour, chain of references, Jewish papercut, papercutting in modern Israel, dreams and culture, indigenous psychology, dream studies, anthropology of dreams, cultural studies of dreams, affect, emotion, feelings, memory, reportage, memory, postmemory, World War II, relocation, medialisation
