(in Polish) Peryferyjność i transnarodowość

elective courses

Classroom

The course focuses on the analysis of peripherality and transnationality as two important concepts in the contemporary discourse of social sciences, with particular emphasis on the peripheral position of Poland in the global social and cultural constellation. A frequent objection to the contemporary classicist and creator of postcolonial criticism, Edward Said, is the limitation of colonial and postcolonial analyzes to the "First" and "Third" world, omitting the "Second" world, including Poland and other post-communist countries in Central and Eastern Europe. Peripherality is a construct that has obtained a discursive identity as something separate from the standard Western culture.

In this sense, peripherality is a system of ideological fictions, just like Said's Orientalism.

The course focuses on the analysis of peripherality and transnationality as two important concepts in the contemporary discourse of social sciences, with particular emphasis on the peripheral position of Poland in the global social and cultural constellation. A frequent objection to the contemporary classicist and creator of postcolonial criticism, Edward Said, is the limitation of colonial and postcolonial analyzes to the "First" and "Third" world, omitting the "Second" world, including Poland and other post-communist countries in Central and Eastern Europe. Peripherality is a construct that has obtained a discursive identity as something separate from the standard Western culture.

In this sense, peripherality is a system of ideological fictions, just like Said's Orientalism. Thus, it obtains a specific epistemological framework within which it becomes a geographical, historical, political, cultural, but also a sociological monolith, always in opposition to the hegemonic Western Europe.

R. J. C. Young, Postkolonializm. Wprowadzenie, tłum. M. Król, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego, Kraków 2012

E. Said, Orientalizm, tum. M. Wyrwas – Wiśniewska, Zysk i S-ka, Poznań 2018

E. Said, Kultura i imperializm, tłum. M. Wyrwas – Wiśniewska, WUJ, Kraków 2009

A. Loomba, Kolonializm/Postkolonializm, tłum. N. Bloch, Wydawnictwo Poznańskie, Poznań 2011

P. Scheffer, Druga ojczyzna. Imigranci w społeczeństwie otwartym, tłum. E. Jusewicz – Kalter, Czarne, Wołowiec 2010

J. Sowa, Fantomowe ciało króla. Peryferyjne zmagania z nowoczesną formą, Universitas, Kraków 2011

M. Janion, Niesamowita Słowiańszczyzna. Fantazmaty literatury, Wydawnictwo Literackie, Kraków 2016

A. Leder, Prześniona rewolucja. Ćwiczenie z logiki historycznej, Wydawnictwo Krytyki Politycznej, Warszawa 2014

T. Judt, Powojnie. Historia Europy od 1945 roku, tłum. R. Bartołd, Dom Wydawniczy REBIS, Poznań, 2013

H. Bhaba, Miejsca kultury, tłum. T. Dobrogoszcz, WUJ, Kraków 2010

S. Vertovec, Transnarodowość, tłum. I. Kołbon, WUJ, Kraków 2012

U. Hannerz, Powiązania transnarodowe. Kultura, ludzie, miejsca, tłum. K. Franek, WUJ, Kraków 2006

M. L. Pratt, Imperialne spojrzenie, tłum. E. Nowakowska, WUJ, Kraków 2011

H. Donnan, T. M. Wilson, Granice tożsamości, narodu, państwa, tłum. M. Głowacka – Grajper, WUJ, Kraków 2007

T. H. Eriksen, Etniczność i nacjonalizm, B. Gutowska – Nowak, WUJ, Kraków 2013

T. Zarycki (red.), Polska jako peryferie, Scholar, Warszawa 2016

T. Zarycki, Peryferie. Nowe ujęcie symbolicznych zależności centro – peryferyjnych, Scholar, Warszawa 2009

T. Warczok, T. Zarycki, Gra peryferyjna. Polska politologia w globalnym polu nauk społecznych, Scholar, Warszawa 2016

B. Jezernik, Dzika Europa. Bałkany w oczach zachodnich podróżników, tłum. P. Oczko, Universitas, Kraków 2007

E. Hobsbawm, Wiek imperium 1875 – 1914, tłum. M. Starnawski, Wydawnictwo Krytyki Politycznej, Warszawa 2015

A. Sosnowska, Zrozumieć zacofanie. Spory historyków o Europę Wschodnią, TRIO, warszawa 2004

A. Leszczyński, Skok w nowoczesność. Polityka wzrostu w krajach peryferyjnych 1943 – 1980, Wydawnictwo Krytyki Politycznej, Warszawa 2013

F. Braudel, Kultura materialna, gospodarka i kapitalizm XV – XVIII wiek, t.3, Czas świata, tłum. J. i J. Strzelecki, PIW, Warszawa

K_W06 Is reflective and critical of the problem of social differentiation and inequalities

K_W10 Has in-depth knowledge about cultural diversity and its transformations, cultural identity, and intercultural interaction and communication

K_W11 Has in-depth knowledge of research methods used in the study of cultural diversity

K_W18 Has in-depth knowledge of selected institutions and organizations responsible for the transfer of norms and rules in society, such as the educational system, law, morality, religion, etc

K_W22 Has in-depth knowledge about the processes underlying social stability and change and is reflective and critical of their interpretation

K_W23 Is reflective and critical in interpreting the processes occurring in Polish as well as global society and their consequences for social attitudes and institutions

K_W24 Has in-depth knowledge about the current needs and problems of Polish society and changes in this area

K_W27 Has in-depth knowledge of the 19th, 20th and 21st ideas and social processes which have shaped the face of the modern world

K_U01 Can identify causes and predict potential effects of past and current social events; can form critical judgments about current and past social events

K_U02 Can differentiate between a sociological interpretation and an interpretation done from the perspective of a related social science, like psychology or economics.

K_U03 Can perform a critical analysis of social phenomena and processes, particularly those concerning contemporary Polish society

K_U05 Can independently form and verify judgments about the causes of selected social phenomena

K_U07 Can do a critical and reflective analysis of the

work of the sociologist