This study examines shared culture in medieval and contemporary Poland. The author argues that shared culture produced by ethnically, religiously, and linguistically diverse societies-rather than elitist values or institutional, ethnic, and religious differences-was foundational to societal survival in medieval Polish cities.
This study examines shared culture in medieval and contemporary Poland. The author argues that shared culture produced by ethnically, religiously, and linguistically diverse societies-rather than elitist values or institutional, ethnic, and religious differences-was foundational to societal survival in medieval Polish cities.
Lists of Figures Preface Introduction. Common Culture and the Ideology of Difference in Medieval and Contemporary Poland Chapter 1. A Common Culture in Late Fourteenth-Century Kraków, Poznä, and Lublin Chapter 2. The Common Culture of Kraków, Poznä, and Lublin between the 1380s and 1450s Chapter 3. The Pretext of Catholic Royal Power through Spectacles, Visual Language, and Written Texts Chapter 4. Poland and the EU: Common Culture and the Segregational Politics of Equality Conclusion Bibliography Index About the Author
Lists of Figures Preface Introduction. Common Culture and the Ideology of Difference in Medieval and Contemporary Poland Chapter 1. A Common Culture in Late Fourteenth-Century Kraków, Poznä, and Lublin Chapter 2. The Common Culture of Kraków, Poznä, and Lublin between the 1380s and 1450s Chapter 3. The Pretext of Catholic Royal Power through Spectacles, Visual Language, and Written Texts Chapter 4. Poland and the EU: Common Culture and the Segregational Politics of Equality Conclusion Bibliography Index About the Author
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