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Jan Szczepanski

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ID3634085
NAMEJan Szczepanski
GIVEN NAMESJan
FAMILY NAMESzczepanski
SIGNATURESZCZEPANSKI J
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Warsaw
ORCID0000-0002-6430-4092
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS22
TOTAL CITATIONS11
AUTHOR COUNT22
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1961
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX2
  • Insight into practices of Warsaw's multilocal residents

    Open Access•Barbara Dominika Jaczewska, Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Bulletin of Geography.…•2025

    The article aims to present the multilocal residence practices of Warsaw inhabitants by focusing on four key aspects: the distribution of living arrangements across space and time, the underlying motives, housing solutions, and patterns of use of public services. In this exploratory study, we describe selected results from the first ever analysis of multilocal residency in Poland, which was based on data obtained through a nationwide research pan…

  • Polskie wątki kommemoratywne w ukraińskiej polityce pamięci – na przykładzie nazw ulic miast obwodowych Galicji Wschodniej po 1991 roku

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski, Marta Szczepańska•ARTICLE•Przegląd Wschodnioeuropejski•2024

    This article presents Polish naming threads among the streets of the largest cities in Eastern Galicia – Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Ternopil after 1991. Before World War II these were Polish voivodeship cities, culturally dominated by Poles and Jews. Nowadays they are dominated by Ukrainians, who for the last 30 years have been trying to form their ambiguous historical policy. The politics of memory in these cities are conducted in two ways – on t…

  • Using oral history method in research on the identity of the Polish-Ukrainian borderland

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski, Marta Szczepańska•ARTICLE•Wrocławski Rocznik Historii…•2023

    Article is an attempt to analyze the image of Lviv’s space in the years of 1919–1939 using the oral history method. Research and analyzes were based on narratives represented by three nationalities: Polish, Ukrainian and Jewish, who lived in Lviv between 1919 and 1939. Each nationality remembered space and life differently. Poles emphasized their longing for a lost paradise, while Ukrainians and Jews recalled Polish cultural domination and discri…

  • Reorganisation of the ‘Polish’ Space of Lviv as a Component of the Process of City Space Identity Reconstruction after 1991

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Acta Poloniae Historica•2023

    The article describes the process of the reconstruction and protection of the Polish minority and Polish heritage in Lviv after 1991. This process is presented in the context of Polish-Ukrainian relations. The author indicates the most important actors in this process, focusing on presenting this phenomenon in spatial terms. Next, he describes achievements and possibilities for further development, in addition to the causes and effects of the phe…

  • Animowane odzwierciedlenie przestrzeni jako element (roz)budowy lokalnych tożsamości w kontekście turystyki kulturowej

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski, Jan Jakub Szczepański et al.•ARTICLE•Turystyka Kulturowa•2022

    Celem tekstu jest przedstawienie wzajemnego wpływu kulturowego (tożsamościowego) pomiędzy daną animowaną produkcją a regionem, którego przestrzeń była inspiracją w kreowaniu jej świata przedstawionego. Badania oparto o analizę trzech wybranych studiów przypadku – amerykańskiego filmu animowanego, japońskiego anime i ukraińskiej serii gier wideo. W każdym z tych przypadków relacje między dziełem a regionem wpływały na inny aspekt tożsamości region…

  • Patriarchat nazewniczy – zmaskulinizowany krajobraz symboliczny polskich mniejszych miast

    Open Access•Krzysztof Górny, Ada Górna et al.•ARTICLE•Prace i Studia Geograficzne•2022•References: 5

    The article addresses the topic of street names in 10 Polish small cities, examined from the perspective of critical geography, and geography of social justice in particular – two disciplines that have so far been underrepresented in Polish geography. The studied hodonyms were analysed in the context of gender disproportions in streets named after individuals. In all towns, the toponymic landscape is dominated by male names, whose advantage over …

  • Reflexionen Über das Alltägliche

    Jan Szczepanski•CHAPTER•Materialien Zur Soziologie des…•1978

    Beginnen wir mit der Frage, welche Elemente der sozialen Wirklichkeit wir als alltägliche bezeichnen. Die erste Assoziation, die sich uns als Antwort stellt, ist, daß das, was Tag für Tag passiert, alltäglich ist. Jedoch schon die nächste Assoziation wird uns sagen, daß doch auch die außergewöhnlichen Ereignisse, die unmäßig selten auftreten, ebenfalls an diesen Tagen sich ereignen. Gehen wir also dem Lauf solcher Gedanken-gänge nach, dann kommen…

  • El método biográfico

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Papers Revista de Sociologia•1978

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  • Early Stages of Socialist Industrialization and Changes in Social Social Class Structure

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•International Journal of Sociology•1977•Cited by: 1

  • Eastern European Studies in the West as Seen from Eastern Europe

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Canadian Slavonic Papers•1974•Cited by: 2

    I appreciate greatly the opportunity to address this Conference attended by several hundred Slavists and specialists on the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. It is a rare honour to speak to so many distinguished Western scholars who by virtue of their intellect, vigour and determination have secured for themselves a prominent place in their own countries and who now have wide international recognition. I am, of course, not a specialist in your fie…

  • Social Sciences and the Reform of the Education System

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Canadian Slavonic Papers•1973

    For the social sciences in Poland, 1971 marked an important turning point in relations with the political authorities in the People's Republic. Prior to that year, representatives of the social sciences had on numerous occasions presented various proposals regarding the practical exploitation of their studies as a basis for the shaping of the state's policies in specific fields of action. These proposals were treated with polite scepticism. The p…

  • Polish Society

    Alexander Matejko, Alexander J Matejko et al.•ARTICLE•American Sociological Review•1971

  • Communications

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Acta Sociologica•1969

  • The future of the nineteenth century idea of a University

    Open Access•Talcott Parsons, Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Minerva•1968

  • L'Association Internationale de Sociologie et la sociologie mondiale

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Social Science Information•1968

  • Some remarks on macrosociology

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Social Science Information•1968

  • Structure de l'intelligentsia polonaise

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•L Homme et la société•1967

  • Sociologie marxiste empirique

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•L Homme et la société•1966•Cited by: 1

  • Les changements dans la structure de classe de la société polonaise

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Revue Française de Sociologie•1965

    Szczepanski Jan. Les changements dans la structure de classe de la société polonaise. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1965, 6-1. pp. 13-23

  • The Polish Intelligentsia

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•World Politics•1962•Cited by: 7•References: 2

    The intelligentsia in Poland, as in all rapidly changing societies, is regarded as a leading social force and is observed with interest by sociologists, political scientists, and journalists. However, both in Poland and elsewhere the term “intelligentsia” has several connotations and refers to a variety of social groups and occupations, as does the term “intellectuals,” which is sometimes used as an equivalent. In Webster's International Dictiona…

  • A Polish Factory

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Social Problems•1961

  • A Polish Factory

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Social Problems•1961

  • The Polish Intelligentsia

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•World Politics•1962•Cited by: 7•References: 2

    The intelligentsia in Poland, as in all rapidly changing societies, is regarded as a leading social force and is observed with interest by sociologists, political scientists, and journalists. However, both in Poland and elsewhere the term “intelligentsia” has several connotations and refers to a variety of social groups and occupations, as does the term “intellectuals,” which is sometimes used as an equivalent. In Webster's International Dictiona…

  • Eastern European Studies in the West as Seen from Eastern Europe

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Canadian Slavonic Papers•1974•Cited by: 2

    I appreciate greatly the opportunity to address this Conference attended by several hundred Slavists and specialists on the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. It is a rare honour to speak to so many distinguished Western scholars who by virtue of their intellect, vigour and determination have secured for themselves a prominent place in their own countries and who now have wide international recognition. I am, of course, not a specialist in your fie…

  • Early Stages of Socialist Industrialization and Changes in Social Social Class Structure

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•International Journal of Sociology•1977•Cited by: 1

  • Sociologie marxiste empirique

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•L Homme et la société•1966•Cited by: 1

  • A Polish Factory

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Social Problems•1961

  • A Polish Factory

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Social Problems•1961

  • The Polish Intelligentsia

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•World Politics•1962•Cited by: 7•References: 2

    The intelligentsia in Poland, as in all rapidly changing societies, is regarded as a leading social force and is observed with interest by sociologists, political scientists, and journalists. However, both in Poland and elsewhere the term “intelligentsia” has several connotations and refers to a variety of social groups and occupations, as does the term “intellectuals,” which is sometimes used as an equivalent. In Webster's International Dictiona…

  • Les changements dans la structure de classe de la société polonaise

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Revue Française de Sociologie•1965

    Szczepanski Jan. Les changements dans la structure de classe de la société polonaise. In: Revue française de sociologie, 1965, 6-1. pp. 13-23

  • Sociologie marxiste empirique

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•L Homme et la société•1966•Cited by: 1

  • Structure de l'intelligentsia polonaise

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•L Homme et la société•1967

  • The future of the nineteenth century idea of a University

    Open Access•Talcott Parsons, Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Minerva•1968

  • L'Association Internationale de Sociologie et la sociologie mondiale

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Social Science Information•1968

  • Some remarks on macrosociology

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Social Science Information•1968

  • Communications

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Acta Sociologica•1969

  • Polish Society

    Alexander Matejko, Alexander J Matejko et al.•ARTICLE•American Sociological Review•1971

  • Social Sciences and the Reform of the Education System

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Canadian Slavonic Papers•1973

    For the social sciences in Poland, 1971 marked an important turning point in relations with the political authorities in the People's Republic. Prior to that year, representatives of the social sciences had on numerous occasions presented various proposals regarding the practical exploitation of their studies as a basis for the shaping of the state's policies in specific fields of action. These proposals were treated with polite scepticism. The p…

  • Eastern European Studies in the West as Seen from Eastern Europe

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Canadian Slavonic Papers•1974•Cited by: 2

    I appreciate greatly the opportunity to address this Conference attended by several hundred Slavists and specialists on the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. It is a rare honour to speak to so many distinguished Western scholars who by virtue of their intellect, vigour and determination have secured for themselves a prominent place in their own countries and who now have wide international recognition. I am, of course, not a specialist in your fie…

  • Early Stages of Socialist Industrialization and Changes in Social Social Class Structure

    Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•International Journal of Sociology•1977•Cited by: 1

  • Reflexionen Über das Alltägliche

    Jan Szczepanski•CHAPTER•Materialien Zur Soziologie des…•1978

    Beginnen wir mit der Frage, welche Elemente der sozialen Wirklichkeit wir als alltägliche bezeichnen. Die erste Assoziation, die sich uns als Antwort stellt, ist, daß das, was Tag für Tag passiert, alltäglich ist. Jedoch schon die nächste Assoziation wird uns sagen, daß doch auch die außergewöhnlichen Ereignisse, die unmäßig selten auftreten, ebenfalls an diesen Tagen sich ereignen. Gehen wir also dem Lauf solcher Gedanken-gänge nach, dann kommen…

  • El método biográfico

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Papers Revista de Sociologia•1978

    .

  • Animowane odzwierciedlenie przestrzeni jako element (roz)budowy lokalnych tożsamości w kontekście turystyki kulturowej

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski, Jan Jakub Szczepański et al.•ARTICLE•Turystyka Kulturowa•2022

    Celem tekstu jest przedstawienie wzajemnego wpływu kulturowego (tożsamościowego) pomiędzy daną animowaną produkcją a regionem, którego przestrzeń była inspiracją w kreowaniu jej świata przedstawionego. Badania oparto o analizę trzech wybranych studiów przypadku – amerykańskiego filmu animowanego, japońskiego anime i ukraińskiej serii gier wideo. W każdym z tych przypadków relacje między dziełem a regionem wpływały na inny aspekt tożsamości region…

  • Patriarchat nazewniczy – zmaskulinizowany krajobraz symboliczny polskich mniejszych miast

    Open Access•Krzysztof Górny, Ada Górna et al.•ARTICLE•Prace i Studia Geograficzne•2022•References: 5

    The article addresses the topic of street names in 10 Polish small cities, examined from the perspective of critical geography, and geography of social justice in particular – two disciplines that have so far been underrepresented in Polish geography. The studied hodonyms were analysed in the context of gender disproportions in streets named after individuals. In all towns, the toponymic landscape is dominated by male names, whose advantage over …

  • Using oral history method in research on the identity of the Polish-Ukrainian borderland

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski, Marta Szczepańska•ARTICLE•Wrocławski Rocznik Historii…•2023

    Article is an attempt to analyze the image of Lviv’s space in the years of 1919–1939 using the oral history method. Research and analyzes were based on narratives represented by three nationalities: Polish, Ukrainian and Jewish, who lived in Lviv between 1919 and 1939. Each nationality remembered space and life differently. Poles emphasized their longing for a lost paradise, while Ukrainians and Jews recalled Polish cultural domination and discri…

  • Reorganisation of the ‘Polish’ Space of Lviv as a Component of the Process of City Space Identity Reconstruction after 1991

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Acta Poloniae Historica•2023

    The article describes the process of the reconstruction and protection of the Polish minority and Polish heritage in Lviv after 1991. This process is presented in the context of Polish-Ukrainian relations. The author indicates the most important actors in this process, focusing on presenting this phenomenon in spatial terms. Next, he describes achievements and possibilities for further development, in addition to the causes and effects of the phe…

  • Polskie wątki kommemoratywne w ukraińskiej polityce pamięci – na przykładzie nazw ulic miast obwodowych Galicji Wschodniej po 1991 roku

    Open Access•Jan Szczepanski, Marta Szczepańska•ARTICLE•Przegląd Wschodnioeuropejski•2024

    This article presents Polish naming threads among the streets of the largest cities in Eastern Galicia – Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Ternopil after 1991. Before World War II these were Polish voivodeship cities, culturally dominated by Poles and Jews. Nowadays they are dominated by Ukrainians, who for the last 30 years have been trying to form their ambiguous historical policy. The politics of memory in these cities are conducted in two ways – on t…

  • Insight into practices of Warsaw's multilocal residents

    Open Access•Barbara Dominika Jaczewska, Jan Szczepanski•ARTICLE•Bulletin of Geography.…•2025

    The article aims to present the multilocal residence practices of Warsaw inhabitants by focusing on four key aspects: the distribution of living arrangements across space and time, the underlying motives, housing solutions, and patterns of use of public services. In this exploratory study, we describe selected results from the first ever analysis of multilocal residency in Poland, which was based on data obtained through a nationwide research pan…

Sociology (12 works) · Philosophy (11 works) · Political science (11 works) · Polish Historical and Cultural Studies (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Art (6 works) · Humanities (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · History (5 works) · Politics (5 works)

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