(in Polish) Stosunki etniczne w Polsce w perspektywie historycznej

general courses

The student should have elementary knowledge of the issues covered in the lecture. He should have cognitive competence, be interested in the issue, and have the need to deepen his knowledge in its field.

Classroom

The subject is intended to show students the historical dynamics and factors of changes in the ethnic structure in Poland and the importance of interethnic relations for the functioning of the state and society. It is also intended to familiarize students with the categories of sociological and political analysis of relations between various ethnic groups.

1. Basic categories of ethnic structure and ethnic relations - sociological, political and legal approach

2. Diversification of Poland's ethnic structure from the 12th century to the fall of the First Polish Republic

3. National structure of the Second Polish Republic

4. The nationality problem in Polish political thought and in the concepts of nationality policy of the political forces of the Second Polish Republic

5. The location and aspirations of the most important national minorities in interwar Poland

6. Evolution of the nationality policy of the Second Polish Republic

7. Poles and their neighbors during World War II

8. Ethnic structure and nationality policy of the Polish People's Republic

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After completing the lecture, the student:

1. in terms of knowledge:

– recognizes the most important historical events and processes influencing the formation of the ethnic structure in Poland and the state of interethnic relations (K_W01),

– knows the basic categories of sociological and political analysis of these relations (K_W02),

2. in terms of skills:

- is able to explain the origins of both conflicts and harmonious coexistence of Poles and representatives of various ethnic groups in Poland (K_U01),

- perceive ethnic relations as a consequence of complex processes resulting from the policies implemented by states and the attitudes of the participants in these relations themselves (K_U02),

3. in terms of attitudes:

- is able to understand and critically respond to assessments of ethnic relations in Poland formulated outside academic discourse (e.g. media or political discourse) (K_K01).

Attendance check, final written assessment based on:

- passing a written test - two-part, containing open questions and questions to be completed (writing time: 60 minutes),

or:

- final oral examination (for willing students).

Students who regularly attend classes may apply for passing the course (absenteeism cannot exceed 20% of classes).

Not required