Głos kobiet o prawach Polek w świetle dokumentacji Zjazdów Kobiet Polskich z początków XX w. (perspektywa historyczno-językoznawcza)

The subject matter of the article is part of a broader study of women’s history and concerns the characteristics of women’s socio-political journalism from the early twentieth century, with a particular focus on the documentation of the Polish Women’s Congresses, including the Memoir of the 5th Polish Women’s Congress in Warsaw in 1917. Basing our research on autobiographical reflection, we conducted an analysis of the convention documentation posing questions about women’s narrative strategies, women’s vision of the world, their aspirations and ideological stances on the road to gender equality. Women’s socio-political journalism understood as cultural texts provided an opportunity to examine individual women’s experiences and perceptions of their role and position in the society of the time. We analysed, among others, the writings of Maria Dulębianka, Jadwiga Petrażycka-Tomicka, Justyna Budzińska-Tylicka, Zofia Daszyńska-Golińska, Ludwika Jahołkowska-Koszutska, Regina Danysz-Fleszarowa

Convention · Documentation · Ideology · Journalism · Memoir · Narrative · Subject matter · Labour Market and Migration · Polish Historical and Cultural Studies · Polish-Jewish Holocaust Memory Studies

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