Publication date: 20.12.2017
Licence:
CC BY-NC-ND
Editorial team
Issue Editors Małgorzata Radkiewicz, Magdalena Matysek-Imielińska
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Słowa kluczowe: women’s artistic associations, bourgeoisie, Silesia, urban anthropology, feminist thought, women's writing, Teschen, Lutheranism in Teschen Silesia, Władysława Spiżewska, professional photography, Bydgoszcz, women emancipatory process, female pioneers of photography, Germans and Poles in Bydgoszcz, Women, modernization, emancipation, urbanization, modern architecture, modernism, emancipation, women, participation, architecture, March ’68, place, Polish-Jewish history, women as émigrés, Antisemitism, autobiography, exile, female artists, practice of everyday life, London, participation, cityscape, Whiteness; Brazil; Beauty; Sexuality; Gender, Virginia Woolf, John Berger, Judith Butler, Intersectionality, Feminism, Women’s March on London