Historia gospodarcza Polski przedrozbiorowej – porzucone terytorium?

Kochanowicz, Jacek; Sosnowska, Anna

doi:10.12775/rdsg.2011.01

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“…47 The Warsaw school of economic history played an important role in both Polish and global economic historiography between the 1950s and 1970, owing to the high international standing of its main representatives, Marian Małowist and Witold Kula. 48 The influence of the school both reflected and stimulated the great productivity of economic historians at home, intensely focusing on the economic life of Poland up to the late eighteenth century, when Poland ceased to exist as a state. In this period, Polish history was definitely relatable internationally.…”

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Historical Sociology in Poland: Transformations of the Uses of the Past

Kolasa-Nowak

Bucholc

2021

East European Politics and Societies: and Cultures

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The development of Polish institutional sociology since the 1920s reflects the combined effects of domestic political and cultural factors, along with international interdependencies. Historical sociology shares in the vicissitudes of the whole discipline. Although historical sociology was only weakly institutionalized before 1989, some of the best sociological studies produced in Poland under socialism display the keen use of historical imagination, inspired both by the pre-1939 domestic tradition and by Marxist theory. This article examines the path of historical sociology in Poland after 1989 and the connection between the sociological uses of history and the experience of post-communist transformation. We posit that the social transformation experience and how it was addressed by social science directly translate into the use of history in Polish sociology after 1989. We argue that the role of historical sociology in Poland since the end of the 1990s was a function of the potential of the past as a symbolic resource in the growing interdependence between Poland and Western Europe. However, the post-1989 research agendas of historical sociology were forged according to the mode of responsiveness to political agendas predating 1989. An overview of the development of Polish historical sociology demonstrates that the ahistorical transitological thinking after 1989 has been challenged by critical agendas in historical sociology, but it was, in the first place, a reaction to the increased potential of the past as a symbolic resource in political debates. Thus, the rationale for the passage to the third wave of historical sociology was primarily political.

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Section: Historical Sociology In Poland Before 1989mentioning

confidence: 99%

Historical Sociology in Poland: Transformations of the Uses of the Past

Kolasa-Nowak

Bucholc

2021

East European Politics and Societies: and Cultures

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Educational, educational and social dimensions of Vilnius guilds of the early modern era. A companion in the service of the master and the guild

Manyś

2024

10.14746/bhw

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In the following paper I would like to analyze educational, social and upbringing related dimensions of Vilnius guilds, employing apprentices. They not only worked but, participating in manufacturing of goods, they also prepared themselves for the profession. In this article, I take a look at the functioning of this group in the structures of guilds and workshops run by Vilnius craftsmen. The question arises what was expected of them as members of craft workshops and guilds. How the companions’ dependence on the master, for whom they worked, changed. In addition, there is an issue of the role of practice – the journey that had to be made in the case of some professions and the skills acquired in the process. The following research does not have an ambition of being a holistic study of the issue; it is a revision and a supplement to Józef Morzy’s research where he partly analyzed craft guilds in Vilnius, in terms of essential work skills. In order to explain these issues, the statutes of the craft guilds were analyzed in Vilnius, one of the biggest cities of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, in the early modern period.

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Historia gospodarcza Polski przedrozbiorowej – porzucone terytorium?

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Historical Sociology in Poland: Transformations of the Uses of the Past

Historical Sociology in Poland: Transformations of the Uses of the Past

Educational, educational and social dimensions of Vilnius guilds of the early modern era. A companion in the service of the master and the guild

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