Aneta Duda
Biographic Data
| ID | 5054730 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Aneta Duda |
| GIVEN NAMES | Aneta |
| FAMILY NAME | Duda |
| SIGNATURE | DUDA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2349-3517 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Minimalism
In this article, we examine whether and how minimalism can be interpreted as a manifestation of “new spirituality” in addition to being a trendy lifestyle shaped by consumerist influences. Following Lipovetsky, we ask whether it fits within the “ephemeral cultural mechanism,” reinforcing individualism while succumbing to market pressures, or whether it continues the philosophy of voluntary simplicity, offering an alternative to materialism as a f…
Platform-conditioned anchoring
The article reconceptualizes migrant adaptation as a platform-conditioned process by integrating acculturation theory with the concept of digital anchoring. Focusing on Polish migrants in Scotland, it examines how psychosocial footholds – symbolic, relational, moral, cultural, functional, and transnational – are constructed and negotiated across multiple social media platforms. The study draws on a systematically collected corpus of 852 anonymize…
Digital Anchors, Diasporic Spaces
The article critically revisits Berry's acculturation framework through the lens of ‘digital anchoring’ in the Facebook discourse of Polish migrants in Scotland. Drawing on 852 anonymised posts from four large Facebook groups (January–June 2025), we combine qualitative thematic coding with quantitative lexical analysis to explore how migrants construct psychosocial footholds—symbolic, relational, cultural, moral and functional—within digitally me…
Challenges and efficacy of anti-alcohol prevention programs
The media construction of development
Emotions and Consumption
The purpose of the study was to test the hypothesis referring to the dominant ways of portraying consumption on some Polish and British websites during a pandemic—either as a social practice with huge chances to consume less or as a significant factor which affects economic growth. On the one hand, the circumstances surrounding the coronavirus could provide an opportunity to “fast-forward” some of the changes required. On the other hand, journali…
Mediatisations of Emotions in Theory
This article provides a synthetic review of key theoretical approaches adopted by media experts in their studies: psychoanalytic, psychobiological, philosophical approaches and critical perspective of media cultural studies. An attempt is made to systematize the major research areas of media representations of emotions. The analysed emotions are treated as a predictor of the choice of media broadcast, an element of media exposition, a determinant…
The discourse of minimalist lifestyle
The climate crisis era has seen an upsurge in popular cultural narratives that implicitly challenge principles of economic productivity, consumption and growth by deploring a so-called ‘world of too much’. This article discusses minimalism as examples of anti-consumer-oriented social practices and investigates how the notion of minimalism is represented in a large corpus of English language blogs. The research employs the corpus-linguistics appro…
Medialne reprezentacje biedy
Przedmiotem badań niniejszego opracowania są medialne obrazy społecznych nierówności, wyznaczające pozycje jednostek w strukturze społecznej, a dokładniej — medialne obrazy biedy. Ważnym pytaniem, na które próbowano odpowiedzieć, to pytanie o siatkę pojęciową w odniesieniu do pomiaru reprezentacji biednych. Stawiane są pytania o to jak w mediach (Rzeczpospolitej i Gazecie Wyborczej) wybrzmiewa problem „konsumentów z usterką” (zgodnie z terminolog…
The Phenomenon of Downshifting in Central and Eastern European Countries
The article introduces discussions of sociocultural post-material practices that are connected with downshifting and with efforts to thrive in the shadow of dominating forms in contemporary societies. The author extends her conceptual framework beyond ecology, sociology, and the politics of sustainable lifestyles and draws from Anthony Giddens’s “reflexive project of the self.” The introduced notion of “experiencing downshift” is understood as th…
Medialne reprezentacje biedy
Przedmiotem badań niniejszego opracowania są medialne obrazy społecznych nierówności, wyznaczające pozycje jednostek w strukturze społecznej, a dokładniej — medialne obrazy biedy. Ważnym pytaniem, na które próbowano odpowiedzieć, to pytanie o siatkę pojęciową w odniesieniu do pomiaru reprezentacji biednych. Stawiane są pytania o to jak w mediach (Rzeczpospolitej i Gazecie Wyborczej) wybrzmiewa problem „konsumentów z usterką” (zgodnie z terminolog…
The Phenomenon of Downshifting in Central and Eastern European Countries
The article introduces discussions of sociocultural post-material practices that are connected with downshifting and with efforts to thrive in the shadow of dominating forms in contemporary societies. The author extends her conceptual framework beyond ecology, sociology, and the politics of sustainable lifestyles and draws from Anthony Giddens’s “reflexive project of the self.” The introduced notion of “experiencing downshift” is understood as th…
Emotions and Consumption
The purpose of the study was to test the hypothesis referring to the dominant ways of portraying consumption on some Polish and British websites during a pandemic—either as a social practice with huge chances to consume less or as a significant factor which affects economic growth. On the one hand, the circumstances surrounding the coronavirus could provide an opportunity to “fast-forward” some of the changes required. On the other hand, journali…
Mediatisations of Emotions in Theory
This article provides a synthetic review of key theoretical approaches adopted by media experts in their studies: psychoanalytic, psychobiological, philosophical approaches and critical perspective of media cultural studies. An attempt is made to systematize the major research areas of media representations of emotions. The analysed emotions are treated as a predictor of the choice of media broadcast, an element of media exposition, a determinant…
The discourse of minimalist lifestyle
The climate crisis era has seen an upsurge in popular cultural narratives that implicitly challenge principles of economic productivity, consumption and growth by deploring a so-called ‘world of too much’. This article discusses minimalism as examples of anti-consumer-oriented social practices and investigates how the notion of minimalism is represented in a large corpus of English language blogs. The research employs the corpus-linguistics appro…
The media construction of development
Challenges and efficacy of anti-alcohol prevention programs
Minimalism
In this article, we examine whether and how minimalism can be interpreted as a manifestation of “new spirituality” in addition to being a trendy lifestyle shaped by consumerist influences. Following Lipovetsky, we ask whether it fits within the “ephemeral cultural mechanism,” reinforcing individualism while succumbing to market pressures, or whether it continues the philosophy of voluntary simplicity, offering an alternative to materialism as a f…
Platform-conditioned anchoring
The article reconceptualizes migrant adaptation as a platform-conditioned process by integrating acculturation theory with the concept of digital anchoring. Focusing on Polish migrants in Scotland, it examines how psychosocial footholds – symbolic, relational, moral, cultural, functional, and transnational – are constructed and negotiated across multiple social media platforms. The study draws on a systematically collected corpus of 852 anonymize…
Digital Anchors, Diasporic Spaces
The article critically revisits Berry's acculturation framework through the lens of ‘digital anchoring’ in the Facebook discourse of Polish migrants in Scotland. Drawing on 852 anonymised posts from four large Facebook groups (January–June 2025), we combine qualitative thematic coding with quantitative lexical analysis to explore how migrants construct psychosocial footholds—symbolic, relational, cultural, moral and functional—within digitally me…
Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Acculturation (2 works) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (2 works) · History (2 works) · Ideology (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works)