Wybrane koncepcje regionu w socjologii polskiej

Poniedziałek, Jacek

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“…The youth community of the underground self-education in the Russian secondary school in Warsaw provided the background for strengthening patriotism and directing students’ interests in Polish literature, philosophy and history” (Kowalski 1987, 178). While he was home-schooled and then while he attended middle school, he was exposed to the works of Polish Romantic poets and writers such as Adam Mickiewicz, Juliusz Słowacki, Cyprian Kamil Norwid, Seweryn Goszczyński, and Zygmunt Krasicki (Poniedziałek 2016, 8). In his youth, he was familiar with the concept of Messianic Romanticism, which centered on the prediction that the Polish nation, reborn due to new cultural elements, and united around its creators, language, and tradition would act as an example to other European nations.…”

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“…He studied the works of the Polish Romantic historians Maurycy Mochnacki and Joachim Lelewel, but also those of Michal Bobrzański, a conservative historian who distanced himself from Romanticism. Additionally, Znaniecki was drawn to the writings of Wincenty Pol, Oskar Kolberg, and Jan Karłowicz – ethnographers studying Polish folk culture, as well as to ethic and anthropological studies focused on the Marxism of Ludwik Krzywicki (Poniedziałek 2016, 8-9).…”

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Florian Znaniecki’s Culturalistic Sociology of Nation

Poniedziałek

2022

Nationalities Papers

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The aim of this article is to characterize the culturalist theory of the nation by Florian Znaniecki. Opposing the sociological theory dominated by Western, particularly Anglo-Saxon, thinkers, Znaniecki rejected the view of the nation as a state society. He believed that the nation is a type of community constituted by a specific culture that is created by its intellectual leaders. To derive his findings, he used the knowledge gained from the experiences of the nations of Central and Eastern Europe. He believed that their specific history required the development of a sociological theory that was adequate for such research, not dominated by the findings of Western sociology.

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Florian Znaniecki’s Culturalistic Sociology of Nation

Poniedziałek

2022

Nationalities Papers

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“…W zależności od dyscypliny naukowej i od metodologii delimitacja regionów następuje na podstawie kategorii gospodarczych, społecznych, kulturowych, antropologicznych, przestrzennych lub też w wyniku kombinacji kilku tych czynników (zob. Chojnicki & Czyż, 1993;Gorzelak, 1993;Poniedziałek, 2015). Językoznawcom bliższe jest na pewno spojrzenie na region pod kątem lokalnej tożsamości, której nieodłącznym składnikiem jest właśnie język, pozwalający odróżnić "swoich" od "innych".…”

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Język w procesie kształtowania nowych regionów w Polsce

Sagan-Bielawa

2021

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Language in the Creation Process of the New Regions of PolandThe article concerns the influence of state reform on the evolution of regional identity. The aim of the article is to describe the role of language in these changes. In 1999, sixteen large regions (voivodeships) were established; it is significant that the contemporary names of these voivodeships refer to historical choronyms. The boundaries between administrative divisions and traditional ethnographic regions are indistinct due to the use of variant names like Małopolska, Podkarpacie, Pomorze Zachodnie instead of the formal names województwo małopolskie, podkarpackie, zachodniopomorskie etc., as well as the creation of new names of inhabitants (e.g. Zachodniopomorzanie, Małopolanie, Ślązacy, Lubuszanie) and nomina-abstracta (e.g. “małopolskość”, “podkarpackość”). The meaning of the Polish word region (‘area’, ‘territory’, also ‘private homeland’) became synonymous with województwo (‘voivodeship’, ‘province’). Furthermore, the blurred distinction between geographical and administrative names gives rise to the misconception that dialectal differentiation in Poland is related to the boundaries of voivodeships. Język w procesie kształtowania nowych regionów w PolsceArtykuł dotyczy ewolucji tożsamości regionalnej, jaka dokonała się w wyniku administracyjnej regionalizacji sprzed 20 lat. Celem artykułu jest pokazanie roli języka w tych zmianach. Nazwy 16 województw utworzonych w Polsce w 1999 roku nawiązują do historycznych nazw geograficznych, a same terminy województwo i region traktowane są jako synonimy. Użycie nazw typu Małopolska, Podkarpacie, Pomorze Zachodnie jako wariantywnych nazw województw (zamiast określeń województwo: małopolskie, podkarpackie, zachodniopomorskie itp.), tworzenie nowych nazw mieszkańców (np. Zachodniopomorzanie, Małopolanie, Ślązacy, Lubuszanie), a także abstrakcyjnych nazw cech (np. „małopolskość”, „podkarpackość”) powodują, że zaciera się różnica między podziałem administracyjnym a tradycyjnymi regionami. Mieszanie się nazewnictwa administracyjnego i geograficznego sprzyja również powstawaniu przekonania o istnieniu podziałów gwarowych i dialektalnych odpowiadających granicom województw.

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“…The pursuit of implementation in Polish Rzeszów of solutions "observed" in Boston, Hannover, Sydney or Shanghai may be an example thereof 4. The author's own observations collected on the basis of his involvement in international cooperation of sub-state entities.…”

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Dynamics of international activity of sub-state regions

Raś

2021

Vestnik SPbSU. International relations

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The paradiplomatic activity of sub-state regions has become an important element of international relations. The sub-state regions are able to implement specific international programs and deal with supra-regional challenges. The ability of regions to interact internationally depends primarily on the political and legal system of a given country, but also on the economic and socio-cultural potential as well as the geographical location. The paradiplomatic actions are also influenced by processes taking place in international relations, in particular globalisation and technological development. The author examines the dynamics of international activity of sub-state regions with a particular focus on the factors and premises that encourage regional authorities to undertake paradiplomatic actions. The main research objective of the article is a diagnosis of the motivation of regional activity in the international arena. A brief analysis of the development of international activity of sub-state regions is a starting point for considerations about economic, political and socio-cultural motives to paradiplomatic actions. Democratisation, liberalisation, development and ethnic diversity are considered as having a particularly significant impact on shaping the dynamics of international activity of sub-state regions. In his deliberations, the author primarily references the literature on the subject as well as his own achievements in the field of paradiplomacy studies.

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Wybrane koncepcje regionu w socjologii polskiej

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Florian Znaniecki’s Culturalistic Sociology of Nation

Florian Znaniecki’s Culturalistic Sociology of Nation

Język w procesie kształtowania nowych regionów w Polsce

Dynamics of international activity of sub-state regions

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