Marek Kucia
Biographic Data
| ID | 1554937 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marek Kucia |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marek |
| FAMILY NAME | Kucia |
| SIGNATURE | KUCIA M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jagiellonian University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9110-5048 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Representations of Holocaust protagonists in history education in Polish primary schools under the rule of the Law and Justice party
W artykule przedstawiono, w jaki sposób "polityka historyczna" partii Prawo i Sprawiedliwość wpłynęła na edukację o Holokauście w Polsce na obowiązkowym poziomie szkoły podstawowej (dzieci w wieku 7-14 lat). Przeanalizowano programy partii w odniesieniu do Holokaustu oraz reprezentacje protagonistów Holokaustu - sprawców, ofiar i innych - w podstawie programowej nauczania historii, podręcznikach do historii i praktyce nauczania, jak przedstawiali…
Increase in the preference for civic over ethnic nationalism among Poles: The impact of representations of a multiethnic past on the perceived inclusiveness of the nation
Auschwitz as a symbol of martyrdom of the Polish nation, 1947 and 2017
Two events that occurred in 1947 – ceremonies on the Auschwitz site on June 14, the day the first transport of Polish prisoners arrived in the camp in 1940, and the adoption of a law commemorating the ‘martyrdom of the Polish Nation and other Nations in Oświęcim’ on July 2 – defined Auschwitz in Poland as most of all a Polish national symbol, the symbol of martyrdom of the Polish nation. Upon recalling those events and outlining their significanc…
The meanings of Auschwitz in Poland, 1945 to the present
The article discusses the development of the symbolic meanings of Auschwitz in Poland since the end of the Second World War, taking into account the context of Polish history and memory, in particular the memory of the Holocaust and disputes surrounding it. Analyzing various kinds of representations, the article examines chronologically the major symbolisms of the former camp – Polish, international, universalist, and Jewish – as well as pointing…
The Europeanization of Holocaust Memory and Eastern Europe
Drawing upon developments in cultural and social memory studies and Europeanization theory, this article examines the Europeanization of Holocaust memory understood as the process of construction, institutionalization, and diffusion of beliefs regarding the Holocaust and norms and rules regarding Holocaust remembrance and education at a transnational, European level since the 1990s and their incorporation in the countries of post-communist Easter…
Anti-Semitism in Poland: Survey results and a qualitative study of Catholic communities
After first outlining the notion of anti-Semitism, the predominant survey method used for researching it, and the history of the presence and the current (near) absence of Jews in Poland, this article gives the results of different surveys of various kinds of anti-Semitism in this country, including the authors’ own, and discusses the findings of their qualitative study – focus group interviews with members of three different Catholic communities…
The Collective Memory of Auschwitz and World War II among Catholics in Poland: A Qualitative Study of Three Communities
Marek Kucia, Marta Duch-Dyngosz, Mateusz Magierowski, The Collective Memory of Auschwitz and World War II among Catholics in Poland: A Qualitative Study of Three Communities, History and Memory, Vol. 25, No. 2 (Fall/Winter 2013), pp. 132-173
National and European? Polish Political Elite in Comparative Perspective
Wesolowski, Wlodzimierz, Slomczynski, Kazimierz M. and Dubrow, Joshua Kjerulf (eds): National and European? Polish Political Elite in Comparative Perspective, Warsaw: IFiS Publishers, 2010, 217 pp
Public Opinion in Central Europe on EU Accession: The Czech Republic and Poland
The Europeanization of Holocaust Memory and Eastern Europe
Drawing upon developments in cultural and social memory studies and Europeanization theory, this article examines the Europeanization of Holocaust memory understood as the process of construction, institutionalization, and diffusion of beliefs regarding the Holocaust and norms and rules regarding Holocaust remembrance and education at a transnational, European level since the 1990s and their incorporation in the countries of post-communist Easter…
Public Opinion in Central Europe on EU Accession: The Czech Republic and Poland
Anti-Semitism in Poland: Survey results and a qualitative study of Catholic communities
After first outlining the notion of anti-Semitism, the predominant survey method used for researching it, and the history of the presence and the current (near) absence of Jews in Poland, this article gives the results of different surveys of various kinds of anti-Semitism in this country, including the authors’ own, and discusses the findings of their qualitative study – focus group interviews with members of three different Catholic communities…
The meanings of Auschwitz in Poland, 1945 to the present
The article discusses the development of the symbolic meanings of Auschwitz in Poland since the end of the Second World War, taking into account the context of Polish history and memory, in particular the memory of the Holocaust and disputes surrounding it. Analyzing various kinds of representations, the article examines chronologically the major symbolisms of the former camp – Polish, international, universalist, and Jewish – as well as pointing…
Public Opinion in Central Europe on EU Accession: The Czech Republic and Poland
National and European? Polish Political Elite in Comparative Perspective
Wesolowski, Wlodzimierz, Slomczynski, Kazimierz M. and Dubrow, Joshua Kjerulf (eds): National and European? Polish Political Elite in Comparative Perspective, Warsaw: IFiS Publishers, 2010, 217 pp
The Collective Memory of Auschwitz and World War II among Catholics in Poland: A Qualitative Study of Three Communities
Marek Kucia, Marta Duch-Dyngosz, Mateusz Magierowski, The Collective Memory of Auschwitz and World War II among Catholics in Poland: A Qualitative Study of Three Communities, History and Memory, Vol. 25, No. 2 (Fall/Winter 2013), pp. 132-173
Anti-Semitism in Poland: Survey results and a qualitative study of Catholic communities
After first outlining the notion of anti-Semitism, the predominant survey method used for researching it, and the history of the presence and the current (near) absence of Jews in Poland, this article gives the results of different surveys of various kinds of anti-Semitism in this country, including the authors’ own, and discusses the findings of their qualitative study – focus group interviews with members of three different Catholic communities…
The Europeanization of Holocaust Memory and Eastern Europe
Drawing upon developments in cultural and social memory studies and Europeanization theory, this article examines the Europeanization of Holocaust memory understood as the process of construction, institutionalization, and diffusion of beliefs regarding the Holocaust and norms and rules regarding Holocaust remembrance and education at a transnational, European level since the 1990s and their incorporation in the countries of post-communist Easter…
Auschwitz as a symbol of martyrdom of the Polish nation, 1947 and 2017
Two events that occurred in 1947 – ceremonies on the Auschwitz site on June 14, the day the first transport of Polish prisoners arrived in the camp in 1940, and the adoption of a law commemorating the ‘martyrdom of the Polish Nation and other Nations in Oświęcim’ on July 2 – defined Auschwitz in Poland as most of all a Polish national symbol, the symbol of martyrdom of the Polish nation. Upon recalling those events and outlining their significanc…
The meanings of Auschwitz in Poland, 1945 to the present
The article discusses the development of the symbolic meanings of Auschwitz in Poland since the end of the Second World War, taking into account the context of Polish history and memory, in particular the memory of the Holocaust and disputes surrounding it. Analyzing various kinds of representations, the article examines chronologically the major symbolisms of the former camp – Polish, international, universalist, and Jewish – as well as pointing…
Representations of Holocaust protagonists in history education in Polish primary schools under the rule of the Law and Justice party
W artykule przedstawiono, w jaki sposób "polityka historyczna" partii Prawo i Sprawiedliwość wpłynęła na edukację o Holokauście w Polsce na obowiązkowym poziomie szkoły podstawowej (dzieci w wieku 7-14 lat). Przeanalizowano programy partii w odniesieniu do Holokaustu oraz reprezentacje protagonistów Holokaustu - sprawców, ofiar i innych - w podstawie programowej nauczania historii, podręcznikach do historii i praktyce nauczania, jak przedstawiali…
Increase in the preference for civic over ethnic nationalism among Poles: The impact of representations of a multiethnic past on the perceived inclusiveness of the nation
Law (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · History (5 works) · The Holocaust (5 works) · History (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Polish Historical and Cultural Studies (4 works)