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THE JANUARY UPRISING IN THE WORLDVIEW OF THE WARSAW POSITIVISTS
Vestnik of Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University Series Humanities and social science, 2023An attempt has been made to determine the views of Warsaw positivists on the January Uprising. The author turns to literary works, letters, and memoirs of representatives of Warsaw positivism and concludes that the suppression of the uprising in 1863-1864 contributed significantly to the formation of the ideology of this philosophical movement ...
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Elegy and Mobilization: Poetry, Mourning, and the Student Uprising of January 1972
Alif: Journal of Comparative Poetics, 2022This article explores the role of elegy ( rithā’ ) within post-1967 Egyptian protest culture. While elegy has often been studied through an individual psychological model, the elegies of Egyptian protest indicate collective dimensions within the literary genre.
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2017
This chapter summarizes the existence of the Polish Commonwealth and its annihilation by Russia and other European powers. It describes the formation of the Kingdom of Poland and the so-called Western Provinces, and limns their populations’ ethnic and religious composition.
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This chapter summarizes the existence of the Polish Commonwealth and its annihilation by Russia and other European powers. It describes the formation of the Kingdom of Poland and the so-called Western Provinces, and limns their populations’ ethnic and religious composition.
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2017
This chapter uses qualitative data and interviewee accounts to explain how government violence and repression affected protest mobilization during the Egyptian Revolution. It examines rational altruistic decisions to protest and the emotional mechanisms, such as moral shock and moral outrage, which produce such decisions.
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This chapter uses qualitative data and interviewee accounts to explain how government violence and repression affected protest mobilization during the Egyptian Revolution. It examines rational altruistic decisions to protest and the emotional mechanisms, such as moral shock and moral outrage, which produce such decisions.
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Polish-Jewish Relations and the January Uprising: The Polish Perspective
Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry, 1986This chapter focuses on Polish–Jewish relations and the January uprising. The memory of the pro-Polish orientation of the Jews in the January uprising remained alive throughout the 19th and in the early 20th centuries. The legend of patriotic ‘Poles of Mosaic faith’, which crystallized in the 1860s as a part of a broader romantic myth, gained a lasting
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