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Recenzja książki Marcina Dębickiego i Radosława Zenderowskiego pt. Dlaczego Cieszyn (nie) jest stolicą Europy Środkowej? Idiosynkratyczne mniemania o charakterze miasta, Wydawnictwo Naukowe UKSW, Warszawa 2021, ss. 248

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Makaro J.
Górnośląskie Studia Socjologiczne. Seria Nowa
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2022
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vol. 13
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Public diplomacy w miastach podzielonych granicą państwową. Przykład Cieszyna i Czeskiego Cieszyna (Český Těšín)

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Zenderowski R., Krycki M.
Border and Regional Studies
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2014
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vol. 2
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issue 2
206-227
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Cieszyn i Czeski Cieszyn jako transgraniczne duopolis jest interesujący z dwóch względów: (a) jako przykład dokonujących się między oboma miastami procesów reintegracji społeczno-kulturowej i ekonomicznej oraz (b) jako przestrzeń spotkania dwóch silnie ugruntowanych kultur narodowych (polskiej i czeskiej). Autorzy proponują, by spojrzeć nań z punktu widzenia wielodziedzinowej teorii publicznej dyplomacji, określanej niekiedy jako soft diplomacy; jako taka może być użyteczna zarówno w naukowej analizie transgraniczności, jak i dla władz lokalnych i rządowych, a także innych interesariuszy, myślących o tym, jak w owej reintegracji, jak i tworzeniu wspólnej, przyjaznej przestrzeni pomóc, dla obopólnego dobra. W ramach niniejszego opracowania autorzy skupią się na przeglądzie różnych form oddolnych i odgórnych działań, wpisujących się w dyplomacją publiczną po stronie czeskiej i polskiej, uwzględniając przede wszystkim jej kulturowe aspekty. Zarysowana jest przy tym działalność władz miejskich, które powinny tworzyć dogodne warunki do prowadzenia takiej dyplomacji publicznej, aby sprzyjała ona intensyfikacji międzynarodowych kontaktów. Artykuł jest wreszcie próbą oceny projektów tejże uspołecznionej dyplomacji.
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Polish Cieszyn and Czech Český Těšín as a cross-border duopolis is interesting for two reasons: (a) ongoing socio-cultural and economic reintegration processes, and (b) as a place of two strongly established national cultures (Polish and Czech). The authors suggest employing to their study and the phenomenon of transborderness at all the perspective of multidisciplinary public diplomacy theory, sometimes calles as soft diplomacy. As such may be useful both in cross-border scientific analysis, as well as for local and government authorities, and other stakeholders. The authors will focus on a review of the various forms of bottom-up and top-down action, enrolling in public diplomacy in the Czech and Polish, particularly considering its cultural aspects. The activities of municipal authorities is outlined, as they are responsible for creating such favorable conditions for public diplomacy that would support the intensification of international contacts. Finally, the article is an attempt to assess the relevant projects of this „socialized” diplomacy.
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Multiculturalism of the Cieszyn Silesia Borderland and the Identity of an Individual

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Muryc J., Raclavská J.
Świat i Słowo
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2022
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vol. 38
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issue 1
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One of the important factors binding an ethnic group is a language. From this point of view, it has to be stressed that in the territory of the historic Duchy of Teschen we have recorded the presence of members of Polish, Czech and German, and – to a lesser extent – Jewish, Slovak, Ruthenian and Wallachian nationalities. The political history of this region was unusually disruptive – change of citizenship was typical and, as a result, spoken and official language changed as well. Over the centuries, Latin, German, Czech and Polish have been used as official languages. Regarding the current usage of standard language varieties, the formal Czech, Polish and – to a lesser extend – Slovak are used. As far as dialects are concerned this group belongs of the southern subgroup of Silesian dialects, the majority of which are located in the polish territory. The dialect is used by the local inhabitants of both Polish and Czech nationalities. Apart from dialect, other language forms used are standard Czech (it is a compulsory class in Polish-language schools), standard Polish as a code of pedagogical communication in local Polish schools, the language of Polish minority magazines; Polish plays on the Polish stage of the Těšín Theater are also shown in Polish language. Polish is used at the events organized by Polish organizations and Polish church services. The Těšín Silesian dialect is probably the most widespread communication code and performs the function of natural, commonly spoken language. Its usage is not determined by age or ethnicity. Generally speaking, the inhabitants of the area are bilingual and, depending on the communication situation, choose the appropriate language code. However, the ethnic identity cannot be derived only from language usage, although language identity is one of its important elements. In the past the inhabitants of Czech Těšín region felt the need similar to that of other inhabitants of other border regions with multi-ethnic, multicultural and multilingual character – the necessity for self-identification. Nowadays, the situation is different – the Czech majority does not feel the need to emphasize its ethnicity, and Polish minority, thanks to Polish schools, organizations, democratization processes and participation in Polish cultural life, declares Polish nationality, but stresses its specific region origin.
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