| dc.description.abstract | The author of the article concentrates on Silesian regionalists, primarily on the Silesian
Autonomy Movement, its social activity as well as political, cultural, and social perception
of this activity. Silesian regionalism was a considerable surprise for many Poles. For some of
them, the postulates proposed by the Movement seem not only unprecedented in the history
of Poland but also threatening the territorial integrity of the country. Public discussions about
the Movement are dominated by emotions, not factual arguments, and lack scientific view on
the matter. The article aims at filling at least a part of this gap. | en |
