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Śląska tożsamość regionalna w okresie nowożytnym (do 1740 r.)

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Harc L.

Śląski Kwartalnik Historyczny Sobótka

2013

vol. 68

issue 2

97–108

The perception of Silesia as something distinct and the formation of emotional bonds with the region, which were based on chronicles from the Middle Ages was further enhanced by humanist thought. Since the end of the 15th century and the beginnings of the 16th due to poetry, historiographical works, geographical description and the first maps, the vision of a region with specified borders, the population of which felt bonded due to shared history, pride of fertile lands and magnificent cities, especially the Capital City of Wrocław the awareness of Silesia as a homeland, simply of being Silesian grew among the population. Boys from different social groups, taught in the local schools were instructed and moulded all through the Habsburg era. Since the Thirty Years’ War, as a result of the policy of undermining the importance of pan-Silesian institutions, with the demise of the Silesian Piast dynasty and other dynasties laying claim on their duchies, the local awareness grew. Even then most authors of historical and cartographical works were aware of the broader context. The identity of being Silesian and the historical continuity of the region since the 10th century, and in the context of the search for ancient origins of the people populating the land even since the biblical times, constituted a factor beneficial to the formation of a cohesive identity, a unifying factor binding coexisting, especially since the 17th century, various local identities.

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Harc L., Wiszewski P., Żerelik R.

Śląski Kwartalnik Historyczny Sobótka

2012

vol. 67

issue 4

2–6

The collection of articles presented within concerns the results of the first part of research, the focus of which are the Middle Ages, pertaining to the cohesion of the region of Silesia, undertaken as part of the project „Cuius regio”. An analysis of the cohesive and disruptive forces determining the attachment and commitment of groups of persons to and the cohesion within regions as a historical phenomenon. The deliberations concerning Silesia are under the supervision of prof. Dick de Boer of Groningen, whose program is under the auspices of the European Science Foundation. Both the part concerning the Middle Ages, contained herein, as well as following chapters, concerning the modern times of the “long” 19th century (1740-1918) and the 20th century will be published in „Sobótka”. The extended, English version will appear in book form as well as online publications available via the Open Access policy.

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