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Legitymizacja władzy w okresie gomułkowskim — symbole, wyobrażenia, praktyki. Analiza wybranych narracji towarzyszących programowi obchodów Tysiąclecia Państwa Polskiego (1956–1966)

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Raczyńska M.
Oblicza Komunikacji
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2014
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vol. 7
187-199
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The purpose of this paper is to present and analyse a problem of legitimation of power during the Gomułka᾽s regime in the Polish People᾽s Republic. Political rhetoric and practices of that time led to constructing (not representing or recalling) a picture of the past in a collective imagination. The issues presented in this paper are connected with an anthropological category of myth and sacrum, and they allowed for the study of a question of identity and ideology connections. This text refers to the political background of the 1960s, which is necessary to analyse and explain some of the activities of the then government. The author of this article tries to show a different (antropological) perspective in studies of the 20th-century history, by focusing on the phenomenon of an official celebration of the 1000th anniversary of the Polish State.
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Fikcje polityczne i legitymizacja władzy w demokracji

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Potz M.
Wrocławskie Studia Politologiczne
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2014
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vol. 17
36 - 52
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The article seeks to analyse the content and the role of “political fictions” of (social) contract and representation in a democratic political system. It begins with a model of democratic legitimation within which the two conceptions serve as transmitters of ideas making the actual unequal distribution of power on which any political system rests acceptable to the ruled. By providing justification for the origin of the existing power relations, explaining their mechanisms, providing role models for rulers and allowing to by-pass the question of direct responsibility for political decisions, the fictions of contract and representation ultimately contribute to the stability of a democratic political system.
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