http://hdl.handle.net/11716/51 2026-04-08T22:47:16Z http://hdl.handle.net/11716/13834 Desakralizacja przestrzeni publicznej w latach 80. XX wieku w Polsce - jej uwarunkowania i konsekwencje Brynkus, Józef Desacralisation in Peoples Poland referred to the objects in the public space. It rested on delimiting the construction of new religious infrastructure, the promotion of the secular system of values, creating of the attitudes and behaviours desired by the communists. The manifestation of the religious practice was restricted, tradition was questioned and the customs originating from the Christian religion were depreciated. 2018-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/11716/13831 Stan kawalerski i szczęście małżeńskie. Dom i codzienność emigranta polistopadowego Chudzio, Hubert In 1831, after the November Uprising against the Russian Empire, several thousand of Poles managed to emigrate from their country. The emigrants were practically only men. The vast majority of them spent long years abroad, mainly in France and Great Britain, remaining unmarried. They formed a rather specific community of old bachelors and finally only some of them managed to get married. The chapter entitled “The Bachelor State and Married Happiness. The Home and Daily life of an November Uprising Emigrant” is dedicated to the everyday life and the peripeties of the Polish emigrants. It discuss their relationships with women and presents a path leading to marriage. 2018-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/11716/13827 Dom w małym mieście małopolskim w XV-XVI wieku. Wybrane przykłady Żurek, Dorota The present paper is an attempt to present the issue of burgher townhouse and urban dwelling. The article stressed research problems related with recognition of Late Mediaeval and Early Modern architecture of a burgher house in small Lesser Poland towns. As an example served 4 towns: Chrzanów, Grybów, Stary Sącz i Czeladź. The appearance of Lesser Poland burgher houses is well recognised only in the largest city in the region, namely in Cracow. There are numerous town, whose housing blocks are poorly examined or not known at all. Our knowledge about townhouses and urban dwelling there is still low. To reach that goal, it is necessary to combining various disciplines such as history, art history, architecture, urban history and archeology. 2018-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/11716/13826 Klasztor jako miejsce życia. Na przykładach domów bożogrobców w średniowiecznej diecezji krakowskiej Rajman, Jerzy Author analyses sources showing medieval monastery as a place of living for monks. The issue of ‘household space’ is described in regards to the monastery of Ordo S. Sepulchri in Miechów mentioned in many sources. Writer describes also small monasteries of the same order, provostries in Stradom near Kraków, in suburbs of Bytom and in Żarnowiec. In second half of XIV century the monastery in Miechów contained bedrooms, refectory, kitchen and other buildings. In the next century were added bedrooms for winter and summer time, room for ill, hall near refectory and basement. The square building contained two floors. Separate living area was designated for a provost. Brewery, school, bathroom were also available in the area of monastery. The monastery in Stradom had also separate house for provost and separate for monks. There were also buildings of a similar purpose as in Miechów. Ordo S. Sepulchri headquarters in Bytom and Żarnowiec were simple, wooden houses containing porch, kitchen and two rooms. Author also mentions sources about furnishings (ovens, furniture, clocks, etc.). 2018-01-01T00:00:00Z