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Instytucje religijne w narracjach wybranych gier wideo

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Sasuła Ł.
Łódzkie Studia Teologiczne
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2024
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vol. 33
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issue 4
123-136
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Video games are an interesting field of study when it comes to religion. In this paper I tried to select and present few examples of religious institutions shown in this medium with short analysis of their role in the games narrative. This study is of course in no way a complete research regarding such presentations, but in an interesting way it shows us how the view on organised religion is created and maintained in interactive, audiovisual media. As the quickest developing narrative medium, video games are therefore furthest reaching one, when it comes to creating the cultural picture easily readable for contemporary viewers.
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Kontrowersje związane z krótko i długofalowymi skutkami katastrofy w Czarnobylu (1986)

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Dąsal M., Szlagowska-Papuzińska A., Sasuła Ł.
Medycyna Nowożytna
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2024
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vol. 30
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issue Suplement II
295-319
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The assessment of the Polish authorities’ reaction to the Chernobyl disaster in 1986 is ambiguous. Among researchers, historians, and journalists, there are often extremely different opinions on the preventive actions taken and the information policy of the PRL government. These differences are also visible in the assessment of the long-term effects of these actions. As a result of widespread disinformation during the disaster and subsequent conflicting narratives, so-called “radiophobia” and social experience marked by distrust and fear have grown, being structures of long duration and a cognitive matrix present in the reception of current events. The article aims to present interpretative doubts in the assessment of actions taken after the disaster and their contemporary consequences, primarily in the context of broadly understood nuclear threats.
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