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Wpływ II wojny światowej na społeczność Wilamowic

Annales Universitatis Paedagogicae Cracoviensis. Studia Historicolitteraria, 2015
The impact of World War II on the community of Wilamowice Numerous causes of death of an ethnolect include not enough opportunity to use it in communicative situations. When it functioned as a full code of communication, the language was understood
Katarzyna Staniszewska-Kogut
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An Annotated Bibliography of Published Works Concerning the Culture of Wilamowice and the Wymysorys Language, 1945–2000 and 2020–2022

Adeptus, 2022
This paper, the second part of a comprehensive Vilamovian bibliography, contains a list of 89 publications (1945–2000 and 2020–2022) concerning the history, culture and language of Wilamowice, a small town in the south of Poland, populated by ...
Tymoteusz Król, Maciej Mętrak, Andrzej Żak   +2 more
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Mikroliteratura mikrojęzyka mikrospołeczności. Wilamowice, Fliöra-Fliöra i ich literatura

Litteraria Copernicana, 2019
Artykuł omawia twórczość Floriana Biesika (o rodzimym przydomku Fliöra-Fliöra, stanowiącym też jego pseudonim literacki) –  najbardziej do tej pory znanego pisarza i twórcy literackiego języka wilamowskiego (wymysiöeryś).
Tomasz Wicherkiewicz
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Wilmesau/Wilamowice – die noch existente Sprachinsel im schlesisch-kleinpolnischen Grenzraum und die Legende über ihren niederländischen Ursprung

Linguistica, 2020
Im Süden Polens liegt die Kleinstadt Wilamowice, deutsch Wilmesau, deren Einwohner einen germanischen Dialekt sprechen. Es handelt sich um eine schlesische Mundart des Deutschen aus der Gruppe der ostmitteldeutschen Dialekte, aber die meisten Einwohner ...
Grzegorz Chromik
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Wymysorys revitalisation theatre: identity and community (re)building. [PDF]

Cogent Arts Humanit
The small town of Wilamowice in southwestern Poland is home to the ethnic group of Vilamovians who speak their own endangered language: Wymysiöeryś. Amateur theatre created by the troupe Ufa fisa has been one of the most important and outwardly visible ...
Majerska-Sznajder J, Maryniak J, Olko J.
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Farmers and traders: two ethe of work, two conventions of storytelling in memory-based stories told by the Vilamovians about the Second World War and the post-war persecutions

Łódzkie Studia Etnograficzne, 2023
The Vilamovians are an ethnic group living in the town of Wilamowice in the borderland of Silesia and Lesser Poland. Literature has presented them as a homogeneous group whose members were famous for being traders, yet in reality the Wilamowice ...
Tymoteusz Król
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Polski patriota z niemieckiej kolonii. Analiza tekstów hagiograficznych o Józefie Bilczewskim

Adeptus, 2022
A Polish Patriot from a German Colony: An Analysis of Hagiographic Texts about Józef Bilczewski The town of Wilamowice was established in the thirteenth century by settlers of Germanic origin, who came from Western Europe.
Tymoteusz Król
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“But this doesn’t look Vilamovian”: Lesser-Known Determinants of the Cultural Distinctiveness of Vilamovians

Adeptus, 2022
Researchers who study Wilamowice regard the costume and language as the main determinants of the cultural distinctiveness of the Vilamovians. The representatives of this ethnic group themselves also presented them as the most important.
Tymoteusz Król
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Czym jest dla dzisiejszych Wilamowian język wilamowski? Różne funkcje, różne postawy językowe

Łódzkie Studia Etnograficzne, 2016
Wilamowice są miastem wyjątkowym głównie ze względu na język wilamowski, który przywieziony został przez trzynastowiecznych osadników i mimo trudnej historii Wilamowian przetrwał do dzisiaj.
Tymoteusz Król
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Constructing Musical Heritage in Action: The Case of Wilamowice

Interdisciplinary Studies in Musicology, 2022
Wilamowice, a small town in southwest Poland, is unique in many ways. It was settled in the 13th century by German tribes, and it preserved its distinct culture for a long time. The inhabitants of Wilamowice spoke their own language, wore original costumes, and observed local customs.
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