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2016 | 10 | 57-74

Article title

Jerzy Kotula (1855 – 1889). Cieszyński księgarz, wydawca i nakładca

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Jerzy Kotula (1855-1889). Bookseller, Publisher and Fund Provider

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The article presents a story of Jerzy Kotula (1855 – 1889), a book seller from Cieszyn, who greatly contributed to preserving Polish national identity of the Cieszyn area, being one of the local activists of the Evangelical Church. He was a book seller, editor, bibliographer while conducting educational activities. He provided funding for publications of books. Most notably, in 1879 he published a brochure in Cieszyn which presented a letter, dated 8 August, written to him by Józef Ignacy Kraszewski and concerning the mission of Polish schools operating in Silesia. The brochure was entitled W sprawie szkół ludowych na Śląsku (kilka uwag dla nauczycieli) [In the Matter Folk Schools in Silesia (a few comments for teachers)]. From 1883 until his passing Jerzy Kotula owned and operated a Polish bookshop in Cieszyn.

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10

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57-74

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  • historyk kultury i politolog. 2003 r. – doktorat z historii nowożytnej XIX w. i najnowszej na UMCS w Lublinie. 2009 r. – habilitacja z historii kultury XVIII – XX w.na Uniwersytecie Warszawskim. Od 2010 r. – profesor nadzwyczajny w Zakładzie Kulturoznawstwa Instytutu Historii Uniwersytetu Rzeszowskiego. Jego publikacje dotyczą głównie kultury książki, prasy i mediów na ziemiach polskich w XIX – XXI w., tradycji ewangelicyzmu na ziemiach polskich, dziejów polskiej myśli politycznej w XIX i XX w., zagadnień związanych z promocją i upow-szechnianiem kultury.

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