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„To nie jest poezja w całym słowa tego znaczeniu”. Pieśni żałobne getta Izabeli Gelbard

Sylwia Karolak

Poznańskie Studia Polonistyczne. Seria Literacka > 2018 > 32 > 113-128

The main purpose of this article is to analyse the reception of Izabela Glebard’s (Czajka-Stachowicz’s) works, with particular emphasis on her only book of poety Pieśni żałobne getta . At first Gelbard intentionally chooses poetry, but after the experience of World War II, she leaves it completely and repleces by prose. The root cause of this state of affairs is the war trauma. Very important is also...

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Zagłada miasta. Warszawa w Pianiście Romana Polańskiego

Mikołaj Jazdon

Images. The International Journal of European Film, Performing Arts and... > 2013 > 12 > 21 > 77-95

The Annihilation of a City. Warsaw in Roman Polanski’s The Pianist This article is an analysis of Roman Polanski’ The Pianist, focused on presenting how the city space in this film, both its exteriors and interiors, makes it a story of Warsaw during the Second World War. The gradual destruction of the city is presented in two supplementary fashions. On the one hand, there is as a quasi-documentary...

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THE REMAINS OF THE LETTERS. THREE READING PARADIGMS IN THE GHETTOS

Joanna Roszak

PORÓWNANIA. Czasopismo poswiecone zagadnieniom komparatystyki literackiej... > 2017 > 21 > 2

In June 1942 Emanuel Ringelblum asked: “What kind of books do people read? This topic has always been interesting for each Jew and after the war it also became interesting to the world”. This topic hasn’t received a comprehensive study yet. The author of the paper The Remains of the Letters. Three Reading Paradigms in the Ghettos examined this aspect of history of the ghettos. The literature allows...

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Jewish Women in the Kraków Ghetto: an Outline of Research Issues

Martyna Grądzka

The Person and the Challenges. The Journal of Theology, Education, Canon... > 2013 > 3 > 2

This article describes the very varied, and at times, surprising role of Jewish women in the Kraków Ghetto during World War Two.

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Pewien wieczór jesienny

Wiktor Kulerski

Narracje o Zagładzie > 2019 > 5 > 313-317

Autor szkicu rekonstruuje zawiłą historię powstania wiersza Juliusza Krzyżewskiego Idée fixe i wskazuje na jego związki z Zagładą. Przypomina wojenne losy żydowskiej rodziny Winogórów zaprzyjaźnionej z polską rodziną Mrozińskich. Rodziny te, mimo zamknięcia Winogórów w getcie w Falenicy, kontaktowały się i pomagały sobie. Z ustaleń autora wynika, że ważną rolę we wzajemnych kontaktach odegrał las...

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Pewien wieczór jesienny

Wiktor Kulerski

Narracje o Zagładzie > 2019 > 5 > 313-317

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Spatial Exclusion and Boundary‐Making in Different Roma Neighbourhoods in Hungarian Rural Small Towns

Tünde Virág, Monika Mária Váradi

Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geografie > 109 > 4 > 485 - 498

Based on our empirical evidence, this paper aims to provide a better understanding and analysis of the complexity and diversity of segregated Roma neighbourhoods in the context of Hungarian small towns. The paper explores the differences between the ‘ghetto’ and ‘ethnic neighbourhood’ as typical forms of spatial and social segregation of Roma in Hungary. It also discusses the mutual interplay of spatial...

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Literatura obozowa. Wstęp

Arkadiusz Morawiec

Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Litteraria Polonica > 2017 > 42 > 4

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Camp literature. Introduction

Arkadiusz Morawiec

Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Litteraria Polonica > 2017 > 46 > 8

This article includes a terminological discussion regarding the notion of camp literature. Within Polish literary science, it is usually applied to literature raising the topic of German Nazi camps, particularly concentration camps and death camps, and, though less often, to Soviet camps, particularly forced labour camps. Yet the definition has proved to be excessively narrow. It should also cover,...

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A Gift Grows in the Ghetto: Reimagining the Spiritual Diagnosis of Black Men

Jay-Paul Hinds

Pastoral Psychology > 2018 > 67 > 2 > 141-154

This essay explores the spiritual diagnosis of Black men in the American ghetto. The ghetto is viewed as a place of desolation, a place where nothing of value thrives—quite simply, a place where it is hard to grow. But is it also something more? By using the biblical story of Hagar and her son Ishmael being abandoned in the wilderness, the author argues that it is within deleterious environs, whether...

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Tematyka Zagłady na lekcjach polskiego – szansa budowania otwartości

Ewa Jaskółowa

Postscriptum Polonistyczne > 2018 > 2 (22) Glottodydaktyka wśród dzieci i młodzieży wobec wyzwań wielo-, transkulturowości i ruchów migracyjnych > 239-251

The article author claims that Ida Fink’s The Journey can help attract young readers’ attention to the traumatic experiences of Jews during World War II. The analysis of the events described in the novel and, above all, the behaviour of the main character and the narrator, helps to create an understanding and empathic attitude towards the suffering of others. The article author claims that reading...

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A wake for urban theory

Zachary Levenson

The British Journal of Sociology > 68 > 4 > 785 - 790

In a critical essay on new books by Matthew Desmond and Mitchell Duneier, I interrogate the demise of social theory in urban sociology following what I call the consolidation of a post‐Wilsonian consensus: a turn from properly urban sociology to a field of descriptive poverty studies. This is what Duneier's intellectual history of the idea of the ghetto illustrates most unambiguously, viz. that sociologists...

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Klasa, etniczność i państwo w procesie tworzenia marginalności: Ponowne spojrzenie na obszary miejskiej relegacji

Loïc Wacquant

Studia Litteraria et Historica > 2017 > 6

Class, ethnicity, and state in the making of marginality: Revisiting territories of urban relegationIn the postindustrial city, relegation takes the form of real or imaginary consignment to distinctive sociospatial formations variously and vaguely referred to as “inner cities,” “ghettos,” “enclaves,” “no-go areas,” “problem districts,” or simply “rough neighborhoods.” How are we characterize and differentiate...

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Spatial scale and measuring segregation: illustrated by the formation of Chicago’s ghetto

Ron Johnston, David Manley, Kelvyn Jones

GeoJournal > 2018 > 83 > 1 > 73-85

Few studies of residential segregation in cities have directly addressed the issue of spatial scale, apart from noting that the traditional indices of segregation tend to be larger when calculated for small rather than large spatial units. That observation however ignores Duncan et al.’s (Statistical geography: problems in analyzing areal data. Free Press, Glencoe, 1961) explication that any measure...

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Strategie topo-biograficzne Piotra Pazińskiego

Agnieszka Czyżak

Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis. Studia Poetica > 2016 > 4 > 154-163

The main aim of the article is an interpretation of novels written by Piotr Paziński – especially Birds’ streets (Ptasie ulice) from 2013, but also Guesthouse (Pensjonat) from 2009. In his prose the author is always searching for traces of Jewish identity and memory of the war-time in contemporary Warsaw (and its surroundings). His literary strategy is a kind of spatial obsession – he exhibits places:...

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“The Anti-Poverty Hoax”: Development, pacification, and the making of community in the global 1960s

Ananya Roy, Stuart Schrader, Emma Shaw Crane

Cities > 2015 > 44 > Complete > 139-145

This essay provides an alternative history of U.S. community development by establishing a global context for such policies. It demonstrates that the emergence of poverty as a domestic and international public policy issue in the 1960s was closely linked to anxieties about racialized violence in American cities and wars of insurgency in the global South. In doing so, it traces how programs of pacification,...

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The Enclave, The Citadel and the Ghetto: The Threefold Segregation of Upper‐Class Muslims in India

Juliette Galonnier

International Journal of Urban and Regional Research > 39 > 1 > 92 - 111

The urban sociology literature has identified three types of segregated spaces: the ghetto, the enclave and the citadel. While the ghetto stems from a high constraint, the enclave accounts for a more intentional form of segregation and the citadel refers to a deliberate attempt to exclude undesirable populations. While these three figures are often contrasted in the American literature, this article...

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William Szekspir w postpamięciowym dyskursie o Zagładzie

Agata Dąbrowska

Politeja : Pismo Wydziału Studiów Miedzynarodowych i Politycznych Uniwersytetu... > 2015 > 4(35) > 213-225

The aim of the paper is to discuss the role of literary output of William Shakespeare in post‑memorial discourse about Holocaust. It analyzes various culture texts (film and theater adaptations, memoirs, essays and short stories) devoted to Holocaust, which refer to the dramatic heritage of English playwright. It discusses the phenomena of post‑Holocaust Shakespearean theatre treated as a medium for...

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Cities and social processes: Rethinking notions and concepts

O. I. Vendina, A. G. Makhrova, N. V. Mkrtchyan, A. S. Puzanov, more

Regional Research of Russia > 2014 > 4 > 2 > 95-104

Some categories used in Russian geography to analyze spatial aspects of social processes in cities are considered. The possibility to interpret the same terms differently is shown depending on scientific approaches and the investigation scopes applied. This paper is part of a topical collection of five articles published in this issue of the journal under the rubric “Urban Geography” and dedicated...

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The German Occupation of Cluj – Kolozsvár and its Consequences on the History of the City in 1944

Kristóf János Murádin

Central European Papers > 2014 > 2 > 1 > 74-87

This year, there is the 70th anniversary of the German occupation of Hungary. Therefore, with this study I would like to commemorate this very important historical event, which had decisive effects on the future of the Hungarian state and society as well. Naturally, until nowadays there have appeared a lot of books, studies and scientific articles which present the occupation, but most of them deal...

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„To nie jest poezja w całym słowa tego znaczeniu”. Pieśni żałobne getta Izabeli Gelbard

Zagłada miasta. Warszawa w Pianiście Romana Polańskiego

THE REMAINS OF THE LETTERS. THREE READING PARADIGMS IN THE GHETTOS

Jewish Women in the Kraków Ghetto: an Outline of Research Issues

Pewien wieczór jesienny

Pewien wieczór jesienny

Spatial Exclusion and Boundary‐Making in Different Roma Neighbourhoods in Hungarian Rural Small Towns

Literatura obozowa. Wstęp

Camp literature. Introduction

A Gift Grows in the Ghetto: Reimagining the Spiritual Diagnosis of Black Men

Tematyka Zagłady na lekcjach polskiego – szansa budowania otwartości

A wake for urban theory

Klasa, etniczność i państwo w procesie tworzenia marginalności: Ponowne spojrzenie na obszary miejskiej relegacji

Spatial scale and measuring segregation: illustrated by the formation of Chicago’s ghetto

Strategie topo-biograficzne Piotra Pazińskiego

“The Anti-Poverty Hoax”: Development, pacification, and the making of community in the global 1960s

The Enclave, The Citadel and the Ghetto: The Threefold Segregation of Upper‐Class Muslims in India

William Szekspir w postpamięciowym dyskursie o Zagładzie

Cities and social processes: Rethinking notions and concepts

The German Occupation of Cluj – Kolozsvár and its Consequences on the History of the City in 1944

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