The language question in St Catherine’s Convent in Krakės in the first half of the twentieth centuryAfter 1918, the two Catholic convents on the territory of the Republic of Lithuania faced the issue of Lithuanisation, which was solved in different ways. The Benedictine Convent in Kaunas, the provisional capital of Lithuania, had been firmly Lithuanised by 1924. However, St Catherine’s Convent in Krakės in Samogitia chose a different path. This article aims to find out how the Krakės convent dealt with the challenges of nationalism in the context of ongoing modernisation of its life at that time. The main objective is to present the shift from the Polish to the Lithuanian language in public and private life of the convent. The study is most...
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The language question in St Catherine’s Convent in Krakės in the first half of the twentieth century...
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The following article was written basing on the MA thesis, concerning one of the best known Gothic m...
The following article was written basing on the MA thesis, concerning one of the best known Gothic m...
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Mythonymy of Interwar Kaunas The present article describes and examines the lexical tissue of the c...
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This article, which complements the text of Feelings of Romantic Epistolographers builds on the hist...
An Artist in a Watershed Time: New Forms of Expressing Faith and Religiosity in Texts by Vaidotas Da...
Bishop of Vilnius Diocese Adam Stanisław Krasiński (1810–1891) left a deep imprint not only as an ac...
The language question in St Catherine’s Convent in Krakės in the first half of the twentieth century...
Paintings of Our Lady of Kraków presenting various half–figures of Mary and Child, were among the mo...
The following article was written basing on the MA thesis, concerning one of the best known Gothic m...
The following article was written basing on the MA thesis, concerning one of the best known Gothic m...
Unofficial surnames used by the Lithuanian minority in Poland: The linguistic and cultural heritage ...
The images of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Union of the Kingdom of Poland in Lithuanian coll...
West Slavic languages and English loanwords in the last two decades – an overview of grammar, lexic...
The article shortly describes the model of teaching and basic religious texts written in Lithuanian ...
Casimir the Great’s Flying Circus presents: ‘The narrowest house in the world – an event on a global...
Wśród wielu kwestii społecznych, które w Drugiej Rzeczypospolitej pozostawały objęte swoistym tabu,...
Mythonymy of Interwar Kaunas The present article describes and examines the lexical tissue of the c...
Pomysł na przygotowanie tej monografii pojawił się w związku z chęcią podsumowania bogatego dorobku ...
This article, which complements the text of Feelings of Romantic Epistolographers builds on the hist...
An Artist in a Watershed Time: New Forms of Expressing Faith and Religiosity in Texts by Vaidotas Da...
Bishop of Vilnius Diocese Adam Stanisław Krasiński (1810–1891) left a deep imprint not only as an ac...