2018, No. (11), Cultural History of Knowledge

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Studies and Dissertations

Jan Pomorski, Abrasion and sedimentation as historical fundamental metaphors. Krzysztof Pomian as a cognitive culture
Bożena Płonka-Syroka, Anthropology of knowledge as a new perspective for history of medicine research
Jaromir Jeszke, The role of myths about science in social debate
Agnieszka Kaźmierczak, The influence of theological beliefs on the shaping of the world image in selected modern scholars
Ada Arendt, Pills to no-read. Author-reader's doublevoice in the calendar for 1696
Maria Leskinen, Representation of Russianness at the World’s Fairs of the second half of the XIX cent in reviews and interpretations of their Russian visitors
Maria Ferenc Piotrowska, ‘All those rumors occupy people's thoughts...’. On the relationship between rumors and knowledge about the Holocaust in the Warsaw ghetto
Robert Kasperski, Dumézil's tripartite model, problem of legitimization of the dynastic succession and Getica of Jordanes
Anna Kurpiel, Manifolding your own mistakes or learning from yourself? On the relationships of oral history with cultural anthropology and the need for a strong identity
Piotr Filipkowski, Shipyard - transformation - spoken stories. Or the meaning-making power of Gdynia's ships
Agata Klimek, "It is good when the views of the spouses are convergent." Marital conflict in Poland in the 1960s in the light of ego-documents
Michał Pawleta, The past for sale. Archaeology and its products in a consumer culture of contemporary Poland
Tomasz Falkowski, Art of diplomacy in the contemporary philosophy and history of science
Andrzej Karwowski, Andean lexical borrowings in Beni River basin languages (Bolivian Amazon) in the light of archaeological, historical, and ethnographical data
Jacek Jan Pawlik, Georges Balandier and problem of historicity in cultural anthropology

Translations

Georges Balandier, Tradition, conformism, historicity
Georges Balandier, The dynamics of traditionalism and modernity

Debates and Polemics

Maria Solarska, Peripheries in the center (attention). Reflections after reading the book by Marta Kurkowska-Budzan and Marcin Stasiak Stadium on the periphery
Jacek Kowalewski, Historiography in the network of grounded theory (on the margin of the book by Marta Kurkowska-Budzan and Marcin Stasiak Stadium on the periphery)
Michał Rydlewski, Anti-Literacy Practices as a Factor of Changing Cultural Knowledge (anthropologist’ s of media remarks on the Peter Burke’ s A Social History of Knowledge)
Agata Jankowska, Is the solidarity between live and dead possible?

Chronicle

Michał Rydlewski, Report from the conference Anthropology, media, communication (Lądek Zdrój, 28-29 May 2018)