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Correspondence of Fryderyk Chopin. Volumen 2 (1831-1838), part 1

Korespondencja Fryderyka Chopina 1831-1838. Tom 2, część 1

Author(s): / Language(s): Polish

Keywords: Fryderyk Chopin; music; correspondence; Romanticism; culture of the 19th century

The second volume of correspondence of Fryderyk Chopin, richly illustrated with autographs of letters, including indexes, miscellanea, bibliography and biographical notes of the people related to the artist. It includes the correspondence from the composer’s youth and the time spent abroad after the fall of the November Uprising, until Chopin’s arrival in Paris in the early autumn of 1831, as well as his first regular summer stays in George Sand’s house in Nohant.

Sweden 1947–1948. Letters by Ryszard Gansiniec and Zofia Gansiniec

Szwecja 1947–1948. Listy Ryszarda Gansińca i Zofii Gansiniec

Author(s): Radość Gansiniec,Krzysztof Królczyk / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: Ryszard Gansiniec; Zofia Gansiniec; classical philology; correspondence; Wrocław after WWII; ancient history

The publication contains voluminous correspondence from the years 1946−1948 between professor Ryszard Gansiniec and his wife, Zofia Gansiniec, who was at the start of her academic career in post-war Poland. The book contains numerous letters, which professor Gansiniec and his wife received in Wrocław from their friends, acquaintances, former and present colleagues and former students.

XV Competition. Blechaczomania October 2-24, 2005

XV Konkurs. Blechaczomania 2–24 października 2005 roku

Author(s): Marcin Bogucki / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: Fryderyk Chopin; Chopin Competition; Martha Argerich; Krystian Zimerman; Ivo Pogorelić; cultural phenomenon; piano competition

The book presents the history of the Chopin Competition told from the perspective of anthropological and cultural studies, and based on extensive source material. Thanks to this, the authors were able to describe the so far little-known aspects of the history of the most important Polish music competition and one of the most important ones in the world.

The Law

Prawo

Author(s): Marek Wąsowicz / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: social sciences; University of Warsaw; economics; political sciences; psychology; sociology; law

History of the social sciences at the University of Warsaw presented in the volume includes five main fields: economics, political sciences, psychology, sociology and law. The authors of the texts - specializing in the history of their disciplines - write about the process of their development on the academic level and about the changes they have been subjected within the University. The most important research currents, as well as the most distinguished representatives of the disciplines and their achievements are also reported.

Metaphysics or ontology of education?

Metafizyka czy ontologia edukacji?

Author(s): Mikołaj Krasnodębski / Language(s): English,Polish / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: metaphysics; ontology; realism; idealism; education; anthropology

In this article I discuss the philosophical history of idealism and ontology as well as of realism and metaphysics (direct inspiration for this text comes from a book by Piotr Jaroszyński: Metaphysics or Ontology? [Polish edition: Lublin 2011; English edition: Brill, 2018]). The dispute that takes place between these trends influences pedagogy and in many cases determines it. The text indicates the consequences resulting from the adoption of educational ontology or educational metaphysics. They also affect anthropology, ethics, axiology and the practice of upbringing and education.

Local government in the concept of Civil Society

Samorząd terytorialny w koncepcji społeczeństwa obywatelskiego

Author(s): Marek Barański / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: civil society; local government; non-governmental organizations; social capital;social trust;

The aim of the article is to reconstruct the theoretical foundations of the local government, reestablished in 1990, taking into account the state and political theories, whose standards have been established with regard to the local government during the interwar period, as well as the concept of the civil society, built upon the foundation of the civil movements of the 1980s that aimed at democratizing the authoritarian regimes of Central and Eastern Europe. The idea of the civil society, which reemerged after two centuries, not only inspired a nation-wide political protest movement and democratic modernization of the state, but also became one of the cornerstones of the conception of the local government, as cooperation with the local organizations, considered to be the most important agents of the third sector, has been inscribed directly into the local government statutes.

MICKIEWICZ – THE MYSTIC-POLITICIAN?

Czy Mickiewicz był „mistycznym politykiem”?

Author(s): Jerzy Fiećko / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: Adam Mickiewicz; Romanticism; politics and history; mysticism; Revolutions of 1848

The author of the article argues the thesis, which has been widely accepted in the research tradition, on mystical irrationality of Mickiewicz’s actions in the area of politics. Analysing the matter from this point of view, the author investigates Mickiewicz’s activity in the period of the Revolutions of 1848, trying to reconstruct poet’s concepts in terms of strategy and here and now tactics. The author of the study proves that the idealism and religion factors, visible in Mickiewicz’s political reasoning and actions, were at the same time well balanced by other equally important ideas and assumptions which Mickiewicz regarded as rational and which took into account the reality and mechanisms that governed the world of politics.

Dialogue with landscape. About »Cienie w pieczarze« (Shadows in the Cavern) by Stefan Kisielewski

Dialog z pejzażem. O »Cieniach w pieczarze« Stefana Kisielewskiego

Author(s): Piotr Bajer / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0

Keywords: Stefan Kisielewski;

This article is an attempt at analyzing the problem of the relation of a literary hero with the reality of historical achievements, written in a shape of the world of matter and elements. The author’s argument concerns the novel written by Stefan Kisielewski entitled Shadows in the Cavern, and the main character in particular - Roman Zaleski. In the further parts of the article, the author takes up various aspects of reading the signs of historical transformations of the modern history of Poland, penetrating the psychology of human ideas about own presence in time and achievements. The interpretation of the phenomenon includes a paradox of constancy and changeability as the chief idea for the prose of Kisielewski. That is why the author of the analysis locates the figure of a literary hero in different referential contexts, which create a motive of intelligentsia reckonings with the old world. Much attention is drawn to the explication of permanent relations connecting the sensitivity of a created figure of the hero with the passing of physical and non-physical world. That is why the article is set in the psychological investigations into recognition of reality in its various issues and openings. // A taking up of the problem of searching for a literary form in order to properly express the most important experiences of a highbrow in a world constrained by totalitarian ideas. A struggle with the form is a necessary stage in creating an image of a man wanting to tell about his experiences in only seemingly normal rule of existence. // At the end of the article, the author suggests that the idea of postmodernity appears in the novel. Postmodernity would result in a destruction of a personality of a man in the world of consumption, divestation of axiological identity and departure from historical necessity of making a testimony about oneself.

Names Index

Indeks nazwisk

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Polish / Publication Year: 0