hps.cesee&hira global book talk: 饾棧饾槀饾棷饾椆饾椂饾棸 饾棡饾椈饾椉饾槃饾椆饾棽饾棻饾棿饾棽 饾椂饾椈 饾棖饾椉饾椆饾棻 饾棯饾棶饾椏 饾棧饾椉饾椆饾棶饾椈饾棻 - 饾棪饾棸饾椀饾椉饾椆饾棶饾椏饾椆饾槅 饾棔饾棶饾榿饾榿饾椆饾棽饾榾 饾棶饾椈饾棻 饾棖饾椆饾棶饾榾饾椀 饾椉饾棾 饾棭饾椂饾椏饾榿饾槀饾棽饾榾, 饾煭饾煹饾煱饾煴–饾煭饾煹饾煴饾煵. With Alexej Lochmatow, 饾棤饾棶饾棸饾椂饾棽饾椃 饾棜贸饾椏饾椈饾槅 and 饾棞饾槆饾棶饾棷饾棽饾椆饾棶 饾棯饾棶饾棿饾椈饾棽饾椏. Monday, September 23, 16:00 CET / 10 a.m. EST, zoom
Alexej Lochmatow (Erfurt University) will present his book "饾棧饾槀饾棷饾椆饾椂饾棸 饾棡饾椈饾椉饾槃饾椆饾棽饾棻饾棿饾棽 饾椂饾椈 饾棖饾椉饾椆饾棻 饾棯饾棶饾椏 饾棧饾椉饾椆饾棶饾椈饾棻 - 饾棪饾棸饾椀饾椉饾椆饾棶饾椏饾椆饾槅 饾棔饾棶饾榿饾榿饾椆饾棽饾榾 饾棶饾椈饾棻 饾棖饾椆饾棶饾榾饾椀 饾椉饾棾 饾棭饾椂饾椏饾榿饾槀饾棽饾榾, 饾煭饾煹饾煱饾煴–饾煭饾煹饾煴饾煵" (Routledge 2024).
This book explores the public debates among scholars that took place in Early Cold War Poland. The author challenges the traditional narrative on the ‘Sovietisation’ of Central and Eastern European countries and proposes to see this process not as a spread of Marxist ideology or a Soviet institutional model, but as an attempt to force scholars to rapidly adopt new academic and civic virtues. This book argues that this project failed to succeed in Poland and shows how the struggle against these new virtues united both Marxist and non-Marxist scholars. While covering the arc of Polish scholarly debates, the author invites the reader to go beyond Poland and to use ‘virtues’ as a framework for reflections on both the foundations of scholarly practice and the ‘nature’ of authoritarian regimes with their ambition to teach scholars how to be ‘virtuous.’
饾棞饾椈饾榿饾椏饾椉饾棻饾槀饾棸饾榿饾椂饾椉饾椈 饾棷饾槅 饾棓饾椆饾棽饾槄饾棽饾椃 饾棢饾椉饾棸饾椀饾椇饾棶饾榿饾椉饾槃 (饾棙饾椏饾棾饾槀饾椏饾榿 饾棬饾椈饾椂饾槂饾棽饾椏饾榾饾椂饾榿饾槅)
饾棖饾椉饾椇饾椇饾棽饾椈饾榿饾棶饾椏饾椂饾棽饾榾 饾棷饾槅 饾棤饾棶饾棸饾椂饾棽饾椃 饾棜贸饾椏饾椈饾槅 (饾棝饾椂饾榾饾榿饾椉饾椏饾椂饾棸饾棶饾椆 饾棞饾椈饾榾饾榿饾椂饾榿饾槀饾榿饾棽 饾椉饾棾 饾榿饾椀饾棽 饾棧饾椉饾椆饾椂饾榾饾椀 饾棓饾棸饾棶饾棻饾棽饾椇饾槅 饾椉饾棾 饾棪饾棸饾椂饾棽饾椈饾棸饾棽) 饾棶饾椈饾棻 饾棞饾槆饾棶饾棷饾棽饾椆饾棶 饾棯饾棶饾棿饾椈饾棽饾椏 (饾棧饾棶饾椏饾椂饾榾 饾棖饾椂饾榿茅 饾棬饾椈饾椂饾槂饾棽饾椏饾榾饾椂饾榿饾槅)
饾棤饾椉饾棻饾棽饾椏饾棶饾榿饾椂饾椉饾椈: 饾棝饾棽饾椂饾棻饾椂-饾棝饾棽饾椂饾椈 饾棡饾椂饾椏饾棸饾椀饾棽饾椏 (饾棝饾棽饾椏饾棻饾棽饾椏 饾棞饾椈饾榾饾榿饾椂饾榿饾槀饾榿饾棽)
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饾棗饾椂饾棿饾椂饾榿饾棶饾椆 饾棝饾棞饾棩饾棓 (饾棝饾棽饾椏饾棻饾棽饾椏 饾棞饾椈饾榾饾榿饾椂饾榿饾槀饾榿饾棽 饾棩饾棽饾榾饾棽饾棶饾椏饾棸饾椀 饾棓饾棸饾棶饾棻饾棽饾椇饾槅) 饾棔饾椉饾椉饾椄 饾棢饾棶饾槀饾椈饾棸饾椀 is an event series launched by the Herder Institute for Historical Research on East Central Europe, Institute of the Leibniz Association. We have developed the series to support a vivid academic exchange and discussion at a time when personal contacts remain restricted. The Digital HIRA Book Launch brings together alumni, current HIRA fellows, and interested colleagues offering the newest results of our research to the broader public.
饾棝饾棧饾棪.饾棖饾棙饾棪饾棙饾棙 is an online platform about the history of science in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe. Its aim is to facilitate the exchange of information among HPS scholars in the region stretching from Prague to Perm and from Tallinn to Tirana. You can find it on blogger (https://hpscesee.blogspot.com/), facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/hps.cesee/) and twitter (https://twitter.com/hpscesee).
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