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„I stanie sie on czescia tego miejsca”. Jak pomnik staje sie pomnikiem

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Gancarz N.
Studia Romologica
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2016
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vol. 9
134-142
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The history of the Memory of the Roma Genocide Memorial erected in the forest in the village of Borzecin (Malopolska Region). The piece outlines the idea of the monument’s author – a concept that evolves as the monument is affected by the passage of time and events occurring in it’s surrounding. The history of the Memory of the Roma Genocide Memorial erected in the forest in the village of Borzecin (Malopolska Region). The piece outlines the idea of the monument’s author – a concept that evolves as the monument is affected by the passage of time and events occurring in it’s surrounding.
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LITTLE SISTERS OF JESUS AMONG THE ROMA (RESEARCH SUMMARY) (Male Siostry Jezusa wsrod Romow (podsumowanie badan))

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Gancarz N.
Studia Romologica
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2011
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vol. 4
109-124
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(Title in Roma language: E 'Jezunesqere Tikne Phenorra' aj o Rroma (rodlarimatenqero kidipen)). The text is a summary of a research conducted in 2007-2008 in a Little Sisters of Jesus community in Slovakia. The author characterizes the institution of Little Sisters of Jesus, along with their ideology, analyses the character of their work among Slovak Roma in Brezno, and interprets data collected during field research, based on prior theoretical assumptions.
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Zarys semiotyki i estetyki romskich katow swietych

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Gancarz N.
Studia Romologica
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2016
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vol. 9
99-112
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Looking at the character, significance and the esthetics of the “sacred corner” – a phenomenon of the Polish folk culture, longest present particularly in the Eastern and North-Eastern Poland, the author analyses contemporary decorations made in the Roma houses of the Carpathian Mountains as well as those of the Roma middleclass of various groups. The article aims at opening a discussion about the sources of the „Gypsy style” and invites the question of whether the Roma esthetics is a combination of elements borrowed from the poor strata of the majority group and frozen in the material culture of the Roma, while the majority ceased to employ these elements or rather a new space where new, specifically Roma things are being created.
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Na bister. Zeby pamietac

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Gancarz N.
Studia Romologica
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2016
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vol. 9
283-292
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Article about genocide memory project by Regional Museum in Tarnow Na bister (rom. ‘Do not forget’), which effect is web site (www.na-bister/muzeum.tarnow.pl) with base of Roma victims commemorated sites: monuments, plaques etc. Project was financed by Ministry of Culture.
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