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2021 | LXIV | 3-4 | 96-106

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Profesor Halina Taborska w Pułtusku, czyli ostatni inteligencki „zajazd” na Mazowszu

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Prof. Halina Taborska in Pułtusk, i.e. the last intelligent „stop“ in Mazovia

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Aim: The article seeks to document an episode from the history of Prof. Halina Taborska’s many academic achievements, namely the Institute of European Culture at the Higher School of Humanities (later the Academy of Humanities) in Pułtusk, from the perspective of management sciences in the field of humanities. Methods: The article is an autoetnographic paper in which documents from the author’s private archives were analyzed. As the Deputy Director of the Institute, he was both the originator of and the witness to the events described. Results: We get a picture of a specific area of the educational practice in Mazovia in the years 1999–2006. We witness the efforts undertaken by Prof. Taborska, the Institute Director, to build a high-quality academic institution of an international reach where education was provided in the field of applied cultural studies by combining didactics with research, seminars, conferences and exhibition activities. Conclusions: An insight into a little-known fact from the history of the formation of non-state academic education outside the main educational centers in Poland after 1989. It proves it was possible to establish – in a completely new organizational environment and in the country – an institution having an international reach. It operated thanks to the efforts of a teaching personality which grew looking up to strong and intelligentsia role models.

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3-4

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96-106

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Biblioteka Nauki
1926969

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bwmeta1.element.ojs-doi-10_17460_PHO_2021_3_4_06
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