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Kontakty naukowe Polaków z uniwersytetami praskimi do końca XVIII wiek

Authors: Tomczak, Robert Tomasz;

Kontakty naukowe Polaków z uniwersytetami praskimi do końca XVIII wiek

Abstract

Projekt dysertacji zakłada przedstawienie niezwykle silnych więzi naukowych łączących Polskę z praskim środowiskiem akademickim [praskie studium generale (1348-1372), Uniwersytet trójwydziałowy (1372-1419), Uniwersytet prawniczy (1372-1419), Uniwersytet utrakwistyczny (1417-1622), Akademia jezuicka (1573-1622), okres przejściowy (1622-1654), który doprowadził do utworzenia jednego praskiego Uniwersytetu Karola-Ferdynanda (1654-1773)], które budowały tożsamość kulturową całego obszaru środkowoeuropejskiego, stając się unikatowym składnikiem kulturalnym dziedzictwa kultury europejskiej i polskiej zarazem. Wspomniane przedsięwzięcie badawcze było możliwe na skutek zastosowanego interdyscyplinarnego podejścia do zagadnienia, zgodnie z metodologią towarzyszącą badaniom historycznym, filologicznym czy socjologicznym. Cała praca doktorska opiera się ponadto na obszernym materiale źródłowym, który stanowią starodruki, metryki i albumy studentów, wytworzone przez uniwersytety praskie i w większości przechowywane przez Archiwum Uniwersytetu Karola oraz metryki i albumy częściowo wydane, a także źródła do dziejów uniwersytetów w Pradze, przechowywane przez inne praskie ośrodki naukowe, a także materiały dotyczące historii Uniwersytetu krakowskiego oraz jego związków z uniwersytetami praskimi.

The assumption of the doctoral dissertation is to present the exceptionally strong academic relations connecting Poland to the academic environment in Prague [studium generale (1348-1372), Tri-faculty University (1372-1419), Law University (13721419), Utraquist University (1417-1622), Jesuit Academy (1573-1622), a transitional period (16221654) which led to the establishment of one Charles-Ferdinand University in Prague (16541773)], which developed the cultural identity of the entire central European area, becoming a unique cultural component of the European as well as Polish cultural legacy. What made the abovementioned research project possible was the use of the interdisciplinary approach to the subject, in accordance with methodology accompanying historical, language or sociological research. Furthermore, the entire doctoral dissertation is based on the extensive source material which includes antique books, students' certificates and albums created by universities in Prague and stored mainly in the Charles University Archive, partially published certificates and albums, sources for the history of Prague universities stored by other research centres in Prague, as well as materials concerning the history of the Cracow University and its relations with Prague universities.

Wydział Historyczny. Instytut Historii

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prozopografia, students, Uniwersytety praskie, prosopography, Prague universities, podróże edukacyjne, studenci, eductional travel

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