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Archiwum Badań nad Życiem Codziennym

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Krajewski M.
Kultura i Społeczeństwo
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2019
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vol. 63
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89-94
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This text presents the origin and functioning of the Everyday Life Research Archive [Archiwum Badań nad Życiem Codziennym; www.archiwum.edu.pl]. An initiative originating in Poznań, the archive collects, processes, and makes accessible all types of materials concerning research into daily life in Poland from the prewar period to contemporary times. An important aspect of the undertaking is the stimulation of new research and the preparation of works on the subject of the sociology of everyday life.
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Co znajdziemy w Etnograficznym Archiwum im. Bronisławy Kopczyńskiej-Jaworskiej

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Karpińska G. E.
Kultura i Społeczeństwo
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2019
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vol. 63
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125-131
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This text concerns the Bronisława Kopczyńska-Jaworska Ethnographic Archive in Łódź. In presenting the archive’s organization and contents the author concentrates on describing its collections of photographs from Kazimiera Zawistowicz-Adamska’s research and from a competition for workers’ photographs. In addition, she presents material from three long-term projects: on livestock shepherding and breeding in the Carpathians; changes in folk culture under the influence of industrialization; and the culture of the industrial textile workers of Łódź. Using these examples, she depicts the enormous value of the archival documents for today’s researchers.
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Archiwum Danych Jakościowych przy IFiS PAN

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. Z. A. D. J. p. I. P.
Kultura i Społeczeństwo
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2019
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vol. 63
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83-88
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This text contains information about the Qualitative Data Archive at the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology PAS (QDA) [Archiwum Danych Jakościowych przy IFiS PAN - ADJ; adj.ifispan.pl], which collects and digitalizes databases from a broad range of research in the social sciences and makes them accessible online. The archive was established with the idea of preserving material of a qualitative nature. There were two main aims: to initiate new methods of research using the collected resources and to stimulate theoretical and methodological reflection on the idea of archivization, renewed analysis of data, and various other forms of revisiting research. The creators of the archive have managed to save and digitalize considerable amounts of material derived from studies that are by now historical and are important for Polish sociology and anthropology. The Qualitative Data Archive also contains collections of materials from quite recent studies, which have often been processed in electronic form. For these, the QDA functions as a platform where researchers can present their analyses and findings more widely and in a secure form both for themselves and for their respondents.
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Pamiętniki bezrobotnych w zbiorach Instytutu Gospodarstwa Społecznego: historia, charakterystyka i potencjał badawczy

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Posłuszny Ł., Kubicki P.
Kultura i Społeczeństwo
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2019
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vol. 63
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95-104
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The main purpose of this article is to discuss the achievements of biographical research at the Institute of Social Economy of the Warsaw School of Economics, with particular emphasis on the memoirs of the unemployed. The article has three parts: (1) a short introduction to memoir-related research in Poland, (2) a description of the memoir competitions organized by the Institute of Social Economy, and (3) a more detailed discussion of competitions involving the memoirs of the unemployed in the 1930s, at the turn of the century, and in 2017. One of the main conclusions the authors draw is that biographical materials, despite their great potential, are relatively rarely used by social researchers.
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