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Bukowina. Wspólne dziedzictwo kulturowe i językowe
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Bukowina. Wspólne dziedzictwo kulturowe i językowe

Author(s): / Language(s): Romanian,Polish,Ukrainian

This collective monograph comes as a result of intellectual work undertaken jointly by the American, German, Moldovan, Polish, Romanian and Ukrainian scholars who participated in the international conference entitled “Bukowina: Wspólne dziedzictwo kulturowe i językowe” (Bukovina: Common Cultural and Linguistic Heritage), held in Jastrowie, Poland, in June 2019. The present volume, which contains extended versions of their papers, is conceived as a collection providing different perspectives on the issue of cultural heritage. The cultures and languages of Bukovina have also inspired contributions which go beyond the issues of the region but are related to it in the geographical or cultural sense. The invited authors represent various perspectives and fields of study: linguistics, cultural studies, literary studies, history, political studies, sociology, ethnology and art history. The list of contributors includes experienced scholars and young promising researchers studying the cultural and linguistic richness of the historical Bukovina, the Carpathian region and Central Europe. The volume consists of three parts. The first one includes contributions on language as cultural heritage. The second part is devoted to the memory of heritage. Part three presents cultural heritage in social and creative activity.

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Gwary białoruskie na Łotwie w rejonie krasławskim. Studium socjolingwistyczne
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Gwary białoruskie na Łotwie w rejonie krasławskim. Studium socjolingwistyczne

Author(s): Mirosław Jankowiak / Language(s): Polish,Belarussian

"Belarusian dialects in Latvia, Kraslav region" looks into the sociolinguistic situation of people speaking different varieties of Belarusian in an area that is a sui generis borderland of borderlands, where the Balts (Latvians, Latgalians, Lithuanians) live together with the Slavs (Russians, Poles, Belarusians, Ukrainians), and numerous religions (Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity, Lutheranism and Old Believers) co-exist. All of these factors resulted throughout history in the development of a multilingualism that is much more complex than in other borderlands. The Kraslav region is a place where three languages (Latvian, Russian and Polish) and numerous dialects (Latgalian, Belarusian and Polish of the Northern Borderlands) co-exist and intermingle.

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Gwary Mazur wschodnich w XIX wieku (na podstawie ankiet Georga Wenkera do Niemieckiego atlasu językowego)
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Gwary Mazur wschodnich w XIX wieku (na podstawie ankiet Georga Wenkera do Niemieckiego atlasu językowego)

Author(s): Dorota Krystyna Rembiszewska / Language(s): Polish,German

This book is devoted to the discussion of questionnaires for the German Linguistic Atlas (Deutscher Sprachatlas), designed by Georg Wenker (1852–1911), a librarian working in Marburg. The present study offers a linguistic analysis of replies to Wenker’s questionnaire collected in eighty locations in eastern Mazuria – the Ełk, Gołdap and Olecko districts. Although the questionnaire had been designed to explore German dialects, it was possible to identify Polish dialectal features and to conduct a partial reconstruction of the state of Mazurian dialects of Polish in the easternmost part of the historical province of East Prussia in the nineteenth century. Wenker’s survey material is a unique set of data from the period which provides a broad perspective on local dialects of eastern Mazuria, a peripheral area which had a limited contact with the general Polish language for a long time, did not have much connection with Polish cultural and political life, and was characterised by the penetration of the German language.

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Mowa pogranicza. Studium o językach i tożsamościach w regionie lubuskim
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Mowa pogranicza. Studium o językach i tożsamościach w regionie lubuskim

Author(s): Anna Zielińska / Language(s): Polish,Ukrainian,German

“The work is novel, original and pioneering not only in terms of its narrowly understood subject matter (a study of languages and identities in the Lubusz region) but likewise in wider terms as a sincere, aeideological look at so-called new mixed dialects in so-called Western and Northern Territories” (Professor Bogdan Walczak). “In her studies on language contact in the borderlands, Anna Zielińska has developed her own original methodology, combining elements of sociolinguistics, dialectology and cultural studies. In the monograph she present a comprehensive description of ways of communication actually at play in multilingual territories with diverse immigrant populations and a multifaceted hierarchy of languages and their varieties. Approach of this kind has hitherto not been applied to the Lubusz region, with existing studies usually attempting to model an ideal state of integrated Polish” (Professor Ewa Wolnicz-Pawłowska). “Anna Zielińska’s book deconstructs the stereotypes which have accrued in Poland about the so-called Recovered Territories due to the political and ideological conditions of the last half century. This study, brilliantly underpinned in terms of material and theory, is a pioneering combination of classic sociolinguistic approach with an anthropological perspective which inspires deliberations about the nationalistic mechanisms in Polish scholarly discourse concerning this area” (Professor Anna Engelking).

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Procesy zanikania języka na podstawie badań gwar polskich na Bukowinie rumuńskiej
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Procesy zanikania języka na podstawie badań gwar polskich na Bukowinie rumuńskiej

Author(s): Karina Stempel-Gancarczyk / Language(s): Polish

This monograph aims to describe and analyse mechanisms behind the disappearance of dialects in Polish communities in so-called South Bukovina (the Romanian part of the historical area called Bukovina), as well as to assess the sources of and reasons for these processes, pointing out the similarities and differences observed in the researched villages where the Poles settled in the 18th and 19th centuries. The subject of the research are three out of four dialects identified by Stanisław Gogolewski and Elena Deboveanu: the dialects of the villages of Bulai, Ruda and Cacica. The presented work complements the latest research on Polish dialects in Carpathian Bukovina. The sociolinguistic description of the situation in the researched villages together with the identification of similarities and differences between Bulai, Ruda and Cacica corresponds with contemporary linguistic studies on language disappearance and so-called language death.

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