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„Niemowność” – czyli początek życia człowieka. Opieka nad niemowlęciem i małym dzieckiem w Polsce w czasach nowożytnych

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Żołądź‑Strzelczyk D.

Studia Gdańskie

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2011

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issue 28

325-348

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Ludzie od wielu wieków mieli świadomość, że pierwszy okres życia człowieka – niemowlęctwo – to czas, w którym dziecku poświęcać należy wiele troski. Stosowano więc wiele zabiegów (uzasadnianych względami zdrowotnymi i higienicznymi, ale także magicznymi i religijnymi), które zapewnić miały nowo narodzonemu odpowiednie warunki rozwoju. W źródłach mówi się zwłaszcza o powijaniu, karmieniu i kąpieli. W źródłach pisanych i ikonografii pojawia się także kołyska jako miejsce spoczynku i narzędzie troski. Uzupełnieniem źródeł pisanych dotyczących omawianego tematu są zabytki ikonograficzne. Niestety, nawet żmudne poszukiwanie nie zawsze przynoszą oczekiwane efekty w postaci konkretnych przykładów ukazujących początki życia człowieka.

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For many centuries people have been aware of the fact, that the first period of human life – babyhood – is the time in which a lot of care should be given to the child. So many endevaours were used (health and hygiene justified but also magical and religious), which were to insure the newborn proper growth. The sources say about swaddling, feeding and bathing. A cradle appears in the written records and iconography as the place of rest and the care tool. The completion of the written records dealing with the subject discussed are iconographic relics. Unfortunately, even the arduous search do not always bring the expected results in the form of concrete examples showing the beginning of human life.

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Humanizm teocentryczny czy chrześcijański personalizm?

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Wołoszyn B.

Studia Norwidiana

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2015

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vol. 33

269-275

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Renata Gadamska-Serafin’s book entitled Imago Dei. Człowiek w myśli i twórczości Cypriana Norwida [Imago Dei. The Man in Cyprian Kamil Norwid’s Thought and Works] is devoted to anthropological issues in the poet’s works. She focuses her studies on two anthropological issues: the essence of the man and the human condition; or in other words, the essence and the existence. These two issues are analyzed in the context of both the 19th century anthropological thought with all its base of theological and philosophical tradition, as well as of selected trends in modern anthropology. As a source context for Norwid’s reflections Biblical and patristic tradition, especially Paul’s theology, as well as Socratic philosophy and Thomism are referred to. The first chapters of the book are devoted to analysis and reconstruction of ontological aspects of Norwid’s anthropology. A lot of space is given to Norwid’s long and fervent polemic with Darwin’s evolutionism. The issue of Christian personalism in the poet’s works is especially meticulously presented. The second part of the deliberations on Norwid’s anthropology is devoted to the poet’s Christian existentialism recognized by the author. Quite a lot of space is taken up by three existential issues: suffering, sorrow and happiness. Another extensive part of the book, entitled Aetates hominum, is devoted to the periods in a human being’s life, from childhood to old age, in the poet’s works. And the final, short subsections deal with inter-human relations, such as love, friendship, politeness and dialogue. Looking for a formula that would describe Norwid’s whole thought about the man, in the conclusion the author reminds Hanna Malewska’s accurate definition: she called Norwid’s anthropology theocentric humanism.

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Humanizm teocentryczny czy chrześcijański personalizm?

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Wołoszyn B.

Studia Norwidiana

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2015

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vol. 33

269-275

EN

Renata Gadamska-Serafin’s book entitled Imago Dei. Człowiek w myśli i twórczości Cypriana Norwida [Imago Dei. The Man in Cyprian Kamil Norwid’s Thought and Works] is devoted to anthropological issues in the poet’s works. She focuses her studies on two anthropological issues: the essence of the man and the human condition; or in other words, the essence and the existence. These two issues are analyzed in the context of both the 19th century anthropological thought with all its base of theological and philosophical tradition, as well as of selected trends in modern anthropology. As a source context for Norwid’s reflections Biblical and patristic tradition, especially Paul’s theology, as well as Socratic philosophy and Thomism are referred to. The first chapters of the book are devoted to analysis and reconstruction of ontological aspects of Norwid’s anthropology. A lot of space is given to Norwid’s long and fervent polemic with Darwin’s evolutionism. The issue of Christian personalism in the poet’s works is especially meticulously presented. The second part of the deliberations on Norwid’s anthropology is devoted to the poet’s Christian existentialism recognized by the author. Quite a lot of space is taken up by three existential issues: suffering, sorrow and happiness. Another extensive part of the book, entitled Aetates hominum, is devoted to the periods in a human being’s life, from childhood to old age, in the poet’s works. And the final, short subsections deal with inter-human relations, such as love, friendship, politeness and dialogue. Looking for a formula that would describe Norwid’s whole thought about the man, in the conclusion the author reminds Hanna Malewska’s accurate definition: she called Norwid’s anthropology theocentric humanism.

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„Niemowność” – czyli początek życia człowieka. Opieka nad niemowlęciem i małym dzieckiem w Polsce w czasach nowożytnych

Humanizm teocentryczny czy chrześcijański personalizm?

Humanizm teocentryczny czy chrześcijański personalizm?