2022
DOI: 10.35757/kis.2022.66.2.2
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„Historia jakby nas pominęła”

Abstract: Artykuł omawia miejsce Polski Ludowej – jako okresu historycznego/przedmiotu badań, ale też „wytwórcy” źródeł/materiału do badań oraz opracowań naukowych – we współczesnych projektach pisania ludowej historii Polski. Zwraca uwagę, że autorzy i autorki prac naukowych i popularyzatorskich korzystają z tych materiałów wybiórczo, co nie znaczy bez określonego zamysłu. Podejmuje próbę prześledzenia współczesnych strategii „radzenia sobie” z głosami klas ludowych – podmiotu historii ludowych – w PRL-u. W drugiej czę… Show more

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“…While emphasizing the importance of women's grassroots emancipation (manifested most fully in their participation in anticommunist protests), today's Polish feminist scholars and activists still choose to overlook the eff orts of communist female politicians and intellectuals who once pursued a women's equality agenda within the framework of state socialism. 42 These diagnoses do not apply only to Poland. As early as 2010, Dutch historian Francisca de Haan argued that Cold War paradigms continue to infl uence the historiography of the global women's movement, with left feminists systematically being erased from narratives about the progress of women's rights during the twentieth century.…”
Section: Cold War Paradigms Of Women's Historymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While emphasizing the importance of women's grassroots emancipation (manifested most fully in their participation in anticommunist protests), today's Polish feminist scholars and activists still choose to overlook the eff orts of communist female politicians and intellectuals who once pursued a women's equality agenda within the framework of state socialism. 42 These diagnoses do not apply only to Poland. As early as 2010, Dutch historian Francisca de Haan argued that Cold War paradigms continue to infl uence the historiography of the global women's movement, with left feminists systematically being erased from narratives about the progress of women's rights during the twentieth century.…”
Section: Cold War Paradigms Of Women's Historymentioning
confidence: 99%