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'LITTLE SISTERS' MEANING 'THE NUNS'. THE FIGURE OF NUN IN THE POLISH TV SERIES ('Siostrzyczki' czyli 'Siostry'. Figura zakonnicy w polskim serialu telewizyjnym)

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Pozniak A.
Studia Humanistyczne AGH
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2010
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vol. 9
109-125
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In the presented article the author analyses one of the lately produced Polish movie series, using the semiotic understanding of the text of culture as every significant complete body. There are used the notions of sign and code as well as the convention of representing and creating of reality in various texts: literary or audio-visual. Using this theoretical supply, that permits 'to read' the different products of culture as the texts: the internet pages, posters, performances, the literary text, billboards, computer games, paintings or television production the presented text takes as the object of analysis the way the nun figure is (re)constructed in the Sister's series produced by Polish Television. The author recognizes the television series as one of modern symptoms of the 'mythical speech', using for the analysis the anthropological methodological and theoretical apparatus.
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Pohledy na smrt očima řeholních sester

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Dohnalová Z.
Český lid: etnologický časopis (Český lid: Ethnological journal)
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2012
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vol. 99
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issue 4
445-462
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The present article aims to answer the research question: How did the nuns perceive death, the dying and the deceased? The author presents partial results of her qualitative research realized among the nuns employed in one of the nursing homes as nurses. The article presents the perception of the dying persons from part of the nuns, as well as their professional approach to these persons. Further, the author presents the perception of the dead persons from part of the nuns, and records their specific ways of dealing with the bodies of the deceased. As for the results of the research, it can be stated that the nuns perceive dead as a mysterious event that constitutes part of their and our lives and represents a return to God; however, in spite of these mostly positive connotations dead is for them a disquieting event.
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