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The impact of educational discourse on the image of the Jewish community in the awareness of high school students
Joanna Michalik-Pietraszak
Abstract
The essential subject matter of PhD dissertation is the question of the impact of educational discourse on the image of the Jewish community in the awareness of high school students. The dissertation contains basic findings related to the category of discourse crucial for the whole argument. First part deals with the issue of collective memory - the role it plays in building the identity of successive generations and the role that school should play in shaping collective memory. The dissertation includes the results of a survey – it was carried out among high school students in 2012 and analysis of the works included in the school reading list, in which Jewish characters are present - these are mainly works of writers from the 19th and 20th centuries. As it appears from observations, the methods of analyzing readings in which Jewish themes are taken constitute the basic source of stereotypical images of Jews. In the chapter about the Shoah was stated that history of the Holocaust is taken up in the school didactic discourse in a fragmentary and often polonocentric way. The closing part of the dissertation is a description of the project My View on the Holocaust, which was an attempt to answer the question: what ways of talking about extermination are the most interesting in the students' opinion. It conteins didactic solutions that aim to form a collective memory free from distortions, as well as to shape attitudes devoid of stereotypes and prejudice.- Record ID
- UAM63d36cdfe364491b93820674cb31c558
- Diploma type
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Author
- Title in Polish
- Wpływ dyskursu edukacyjnego na obraz społeczności żydowskiej w świadomości uczniów szkoły ponadgimnazjalnej
- Title in English
- The impact of educational discourse on the image of the Jewish community in the awareness of high school students
- Language
- pol (pl) Polish
- Certifying Unit
- Faculty of Polish and Classical Philology (SNoJiL/WFPiK/FoPaCP)
- Discipline
- literary studies / (humanities) / (humanities)
- Scientific discipline (2.0)
- Status
- Finished
- Defense Date
- 01-03-2018
- Title date
- 01-03-2018
- Supervisor
- URL
- http://hdl.handle.net/10593/21703 Opening in a new tab
- Keywords in English
- educational discourse, collective memory, Holocaust, stereotype
- Abstract in English
- The essential subject matter of PhD dissertation is the question of the impact of educational discourse on the image of the Jewish community in the awareness of high school students. The dissertation contains basic findings related to the category of discourse crucial for the whole argument. First part deals with the issue of collective memory - the role it plays in building the identity of successive generations and the role that school should play in shaping collective memory. The dissertation includes the results of a survey – it was carried out among high school students in 2012 and analysis of the works included in the school reading list, in which Jewish characters are present - these are mainly works of writers from the 19th and 20th centuries. As it appears from observations, the methods of analyzing readings in which Jewish themes are taken constitute the basic source of stereotypical images of Jews. In the chapter about the Shoah was stated that history of the Holocaust is taken up in the school didactic discourse in a fragmentary and often polonocentric way. The closing part of the dissertation is a description of the project My View on the Holocaust, which was an attempt to answer the question: what ways of talking about extermination are the most interesting in the students' opinion. It conteins didactic solutions that aim to form a collective memory free from distortions, as well as to shape attitudes devoid of stereotypes and prejudice.
- Uniform Resource Identifier
- https://researchportal.amu.edu.pl/info/phd/UAM63d36cdfe364491b93820674cb31c558/
- URN
urn:amu-prod:UAM63d36cdfe364491b93820674cb31c558