2020
DOI: 10.11649/slh.2256
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Workers’ Culture – an Unfinished Project: From Scepticism to Historical Cultural Studies

Abstract: Workers’ Culture – an Unfinished Project: From Scepticism to Historical Cultural StudiesThe research on workers’ culture carried out in Poland from the 1960s to the late 1980s has been recognised in this article as a failure. The author discusses the numerous attempts to conceptualise research programmes and their actual implementation in the fields of sociology, anthropology and the emerging cultural studies. She looks for the sources of their failure, reflecting on its nature and possible causes. She asks wh… Show more

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“…Obviously, heroic help is a rare behavior, especially in times of violent conflict. Nevertheless, such behaviors exist and sometimes there are whole villages or networks of friends engaged in rescuing the victims of violent conflict or genocide—some well‐known examples include the village Le Chambon in France or the so‐called “Żoliborz republic” in Warsaw during the second world war (Matysek‐Imielińska, 2020; Rochat & Modigliani, 1995). At the same time, outgroup‐directed moral behavior in times of violent conflict is always rare rather than highly frequent, as outgroup helping is generally rare, especially when it cannot provide any prestige or other gains to the helper (Nadler, 2016).…”
Section: Frequency Of Moral Exemplars: the Curvilinearity Of The Effectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Obviously, heroic help is a rare behavior, especially in times of violent conflict. Nevertheless, such behaviors exist and sometimes there are whole villages or networks of friends engaged in rescuing the victims of violent conflict or genocide—some well‐known examples include the village Le Chambon in France or the so‐called “Żoliborz republic” in Warsaw during the second world war (Matysek‐Imielińska, 2020; Rochat & Modigliani, 1995). At the same time, outgroup‐directed moral behavior in times of violent conflict is always rare rather than highly frequent, as outgroup helping is generally rare, especially when it cannot provide any prestige or other gains to the helper (Nadler, 2016).…”
Section: Frequency Of Moral Exemplars: the Curvilinearity Of The Effectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[s]tojąc po stronie historii tradycyjnej i poddając się zarówno badawczemu przeświadczeniu o tym, że nie istnieje "kultura robotnicza", jak i ideologicznym zapewnieniom, którym uległo część badaczy, że społeczeństwo polskie było bezklasowe, dlatego nie można wyodrębnić w nim robotniczego, szczególnego stylu życia, potwierdzamy jedynie Foucaultańską tezę, że historia jest dyskursem władzy (Matysek-Imielińska, 2020).…”
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