Dadaism (Re)activated. Artzins and Dada

The article analyses in what way artzins (independent art and literary journals published in Poland in the 1980s and 1990s) drew inspiration from the Dada tradition, and how they made its philosophy live again. Artzins are seen here both as a medium of literature and art and as specific forms of artistic expression (press art). The article attempts to show why artzins and their authors were interested in reviving the avant-garde and Dada ideas. It also investigates how Dadaism functions today in the form of contemporary works and styles which are influenced by this avant-garde movement. What is more, the article tries to answer the question about the nature and definition of Dadaism shaped and reflected by today's artistic projects

Rola prezydiów rad narodowych w procesie naboru na studia wyższe w latach 1953–1956 na przykładzie województwa zielonogórskiego

On 2 March 1953, the Prime Minister established a new procedure of recruiting university entrants. In order for the high school graduates to pursue higher education they had to receive a positive opinion from the administrative authorities in their district. The communist authorities directed to the universities young people who were of a peasant and working class. Young people who were considered to be of “a foreign social class” were prevented from attending university. This procedure was in force until 1956. The article presents the process of the recruitment for the university candidates in 1950–1953 in the realities of the Voivodeship of Zielona Góra.W dniu 2 marca 1953 r. Prezes Rady Ministrów ustalił nową procedurę rekrutacji kandydatów na studia wyższe. Aby podjąć studia wyższe, absolwenci szkół średnich musieli uzyskać pozytywną opinię od władz administracyjnych w swoim powiecie. Władze komunistyczne kierowały do uczelni wyższych młodzież pochodzenia chłopskiego i robotniczego. Młodym ludziom, uznanym za „obcych klasowo”, uniemożliwiano podjęcie studiów. Procedura ta obowiązywała do 1956 r. W artykule przedstawiono proces rekrutacji kandydatów na studia w latach 1950–1953 w realiach województwa zielonogórskiego

Rocznik Lubuski (t.32, cz.1): Dziedzictwo kulturowe Środkowego Nadodrza

Pod redakcją: Wojciecha Eckerta

TRADYCJE BADAŃ HISTORIOGRAFICZNYCH NA UNIWERSYTECIE ZIELONOGÓRSKIM

The historical research community in Zielona Góra was took shape aft er 1945. In the town newly incorporated into Poland, historians were the fi rst scholars to undertake research activities. It was in 1971 that an academic institution, able to educate historians, was established. The early studies on the history of historiography in Zielona Góra are associated with Kazimierz Bartkiewicz (1930–2002), who since the 1980s had been working on the Polish historiography of the Enlightenment and the problems of the Oder region in Polish historiography. He was succeeded in this field by Dariusz Dolański, who studied the image of the West and the East in the Polish historiography of the 18th century. The most important works of both scholars were inspired by the historical research community of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, especially by Prof. Jerzy Topolski. A milestone in the development of historiographic studies at the University of Zielona Góra was the establishment of the Department of History of Science and Culture in 2007. Th e research projects in the Department have produced so far a number of MA theses devoted to the history of historiography and historical memory, as well as Anna Janczys’ PhD dissertation devoted to Joachim Lelewel. Moreover, as a part of the research carried out in the Department, Andrzej Gillmeister published a monograph on Tadeusz Zieliński. Gillmeister’s main research interests are ancient history and the 20th century historiography of the former.The historical research community in Zielona Góra was took shape aft er 1945. In the town newly incorporated into Poland, historians were the fi rst scholars to undertake research activities. It was in 1971 that an academic institution, able to educate historians, was established. The early studies on the history of historiography in Zielona Góra are associated with Kazimierz Bartkiewicz (1930–2002), who since the 1980s had been working on the Polish historiography of the Enlightenment and the problems of the Oder region in Polish historiography. He was succeeded in this field by Dariusz Dolański, who studied the image of the West and the East in the Polish historiography of the 18th century. The most important works of both scholars were inspired by the historical research community of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, especially by Prof. Jerzy Topolski. A milestone in the development of historiographic studies at the University of Zielona Góra was the establishment of the Department of History of Science and Culture in 2007. Th e research projects in the Department have produced so far a number of MA theses devoted to the history of historiography and historical memory, as well as Anna Janczys’ PhD dissertation devoted to Joachim Lelewel. Moreover, as a part of the research carried out in the Department, Andrzej Gillmeister published a monograph on Tadeusz Zieliński. Gillmeister’s main research interests are ancient history and the 20th century historiography of the former

Kultura i społeczeństwo na Środkowym Nadodrzu w XIX i XX wieku

303 s. : il., portr.

W służbie władzy czy społeczeństwa? Wybrane problemy kultury i nauki na Środkowym Nadodrzu w latach 1945-1989

148 s. : il. : portr.

Pro Libris: Lubuskie Pismo Literacko-Kulturalne, nr 1 (2012)

144 s. : il.

Rocznik Lubuski (t.31, cz.2): Pogranicze Lubusko-Brandenburskie po II wojnie światowej

Pogranicze Lubusko-Brandenburskie po II wojnie światowejPod redakcją:<br> Czesława Osękowskiego<br>i RobertaSkobelskieg

Kolekcja Artoteki Grafiki: ze zbiorów Biblioteki Sztuki Uniwersytetu Zielonogórskiego

katalog wystawy towarzyszącej Międzynarodowemu Triennale Grafiki Kraków 2009

Pro Libris: Lubuskie Pismo Literacko-Kulturalne, nr 2 (2012)

137 s. : il.