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Dzierżysław 35 – an open-air Magdalenian site in Upper Silesia (part III)

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Ginter B., Połtowicz-Bobak M.
Recherches Archéologiques Nouvelle Serie
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2009
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vol. 1
11-13
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Archaeological research of the Magdalenian culture site with triangles were continued in 2003-2005. They concentrated in the north-western part of the site on a slope leading down to the original lowering. One obtained more than 7 thousand flint artefacts, essentially repeating forms known from previous seasons. However, no stone structures typical of the upper party of the site was discovered. Radiocarbon dates obtained agree well with the earlier ones.
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Genogram jako graficzna technika diagnostyczna wzorców rodzinnych

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Sikorski W.
Roczniki Pedagogiczne
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2019
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vol. 11(47)
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issue 4
55-73
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W publikacji podano zasady tworzenia genogramu, zwanego też „mapą rodziny”, służącego gromadzeniu danych o rodzinie przy użyciu określonych symboli graficznych. Zaprezentowano znaki rysunkowe pozwalające zilustrować jak poszczególni członkowie rodziny są ze sobą biologicznie i prawnie powiązani w ciągu trzech pokoleń. Przedstawiono też główne obszary interpretacji genogramu – strukturę rodziny, miejsce rodziny w cyklu życiowym, krytyczne wydarzenia w życiu rodziny, powtarzanie się wzorców przez pokolenia, trójkąty rodzinne oraz równowagę i jej brak w systemie rodzinnym.
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The author presents the principles behind creating a genogram, called also a “family map”, which serves the purpose of collecting data about a family with the use of defined graphic symbols. Consequently, graphic signs are presented, which illustrate how individual members of a family are biologically and legally linked with one another, spanning three generations. Apart from this, the main areas of interpreting a genogram, that is the structure of a family, its composition, the place of a family in the life cycle, critical events in the life of a family, repeating family patterns by generations, family triangles, as well as the state of equilibrium regarding the roles played by individual members in families and their functioning are discussed.
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