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Fourth-Hand Ainu Legends
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Fourth-Hand Ainu Legends

Legendy Ajnów z czwartej ręki

Author(s): / Language(s): Polish

Keywords: Ainu; Ainu people; ethnic group; Bronisław Piłsudski; Japan

This publication presents Ainu people, a mysterious culture of the Far East. Ainu people have long inhabited the Japanese island of Hokkaido, hence the chapter is concerned with the social context and status they have in Japan. An important chapter of this publication presents Bronisław Piłsudski, who lived among the Ainu people for a long time. He studied their culture and language thoroughly, which was preserved on Edison’s phonograph, and this made him known to the Japanese (in fact, only after almost a century) and Ainu. A list of memorials and memorabilia associated with Piłsudski is also included in this publication. However, the most important aim of the study is presenting the legends of the Ainu people. The legends have been translated into Polish (from Russian, into which they were translated from Japanese) and annotated with linguistic and cultural commentary.

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Did the Kyrgyz get off his horse? Customs, language and culture of Kyrgyzstan through the eyes of a Kyrgyz Polish teacher
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Did the Kyrgyz get off his horse? Customs, language and culture of Kyrgyzstan through the eyes of a Kyrgyz Polish teacher

Czy Kirgiz zszedł z konia? Obyczaje, język i kultura Kirgistanu oczami kirgiskiej polonistki

Author(s): Akylai Abylkadyr kyzy / Language(s): Polish

Keywords: Kyrgyzstan; Kyrgyz; Kyrgyz language; names; surnames; cuisine; culture; ethnicity; nationality

The publication constitutes the second volume of the series The World in Polish, addressed to students of the humanities and social sciences, especially those disciplines related to multiculturalism and multiethnicity, intersections of languages and cultures, ethnography and anthropology, etc., as well as students and teachers. The book Did the Kyrgyz get off his horse? Customs, language and culture of Kyrgyzstan through the eyes of a Kyrgyz Polish teacher is intended to introduce readers to an extremely appealing, exotic culture that is very little known in Poland, although it traces its root back to the distant past. The title of the publication refers to and paraphrases the well-known reportage by Ryszard Kapuściński, further referencing it in one of the chapters as it attempts to shed light on the actual ethnic origin of the titular rider. The author of the main text and the author-editors of additional texts present Kyrgyzstan through its complicated history, cultural realities, onomastics, topography, etc. The book will constitute an important publication that will showcase yet another avenue of research and teaching activities at the University of Silesia.

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