Zeitschrift für Ostmitteleuropa-Forschung / Journal of East Central European Studies (ZfO)
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Christian Lotz: Nachhaltigkeit neu skalieren. Internationale forstwissenschaftliche Kongresse und Debatten um die Ressourcenversorgung der Zukunft im Nord- und Ostsee-raum (1870–1914).
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Auslandsdeutsches Schulwesen des 20. Jahrhunderts zwischen „Volkstumsarbeit“ und Auswärtiger Kulturpolitik. Hrsg. von Hans-Werner Retterath
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Fighting Hunger, Dealing with Shortage. Everyday Life under Occupation in World War II Europe (2 vols.). Hrsg. von Tatjana Tönsmeyer, Peter Haslinger, Włodzimierz Borodziej, Stefan Martens und Irina Sherbakova, in Zusammenarbeit mit Francis Ipgrave und Ag
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Black Patriotic Fashion in Central Europe: Warsaw, 1861–1866
No full textThis article focuses on fashion as a tool of research and reflection of social, cultural and political processes and of various transnational influences in a nineteenth century European city. It highlights the way in which the Polish “People’s Mourning” fashion or “Black Fashion” turned into a female tool of protest against the Russian government before and after the Polish January Uprising 1863–1864. It also traces in what mean the creation of certain visual images of the self can reflect not only the daily life of female patriot inhabitants of Warsaw, but rather the process of transformation of local and international political and social ideals into material culture (i.e. attire and accessories). The article focuses both on the visual importance of the items which were related to the mourning fashion, and on the martyrological and eschatological messages, imprinted in the patriotic female mourning attire in the second half of the nineteenth century. Finally, I analyze the political role of this sartorial phenomenon, its philosophical and ideological message both on the personal and public level as well as its transnational connections.This article focuses on fashion as a tool of research and reflection of social, cultural and political processes and of various transnational influences in a nineteenth century European city. It highlights the way in which the Polish “People’s Mourning” fashion or “Black Fashion” turned into a female tool of protest against the Russian government before and after the Polish January Uprising 1863–1864. It also traces in what mean the creation of certain visual images of the self can reflect not only the daily life of female patriot inhabitants of Warsaw, but rather the process of transformation of local and international political and social ideals into material culture (i.e. attire and accessories). The article focuses both on the visual importance of the items which were related to the mourning fashion, and on the martyrological and eschatological messages, imprinted in the patriotic female mourning attire in the second half of the nineteenth century. Finally, I analyze the political role of this sartorial phenomenon, its philosophical and ideological message both on the personal and public level as well as its transnational connections
Martin Slepička: Úcta k svatému Jeronýmovi v českém středověku. K 1600. výročí smrti církevního otce svatého Jeronýma
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Das östliche Europa als Verflechtungsraum. Agency in der Geschichte. Hrsg. von Roland Borchers, Alina Bothe, Markus Nesselrodt und Agnieszka Wierzcholska
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