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The city greeted newcomers with mysterious “characteristic, dirty fog on the horizon, which constantly hangs above the capital of chimneys.” Directly after arrival “the smoke wrapped [newcomers] in some impenetrable, due to its sultriness, atmosphere”. Gradually, from this “gigantic cloud of smoke” surfaced “a forest of brick chimneys emerging to the sky” and with “a proud hatred throwing to the sky smoke, fire and ashes”, creating “an impression that a legion of blazing volcanoes embraced the proletarian city.” Entry to this urban area from the rural surrounding stimulated fascination and repulsion. It triggered the state of shock.
Rok wydania | 2018 |
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Liczba stron | 318 |
Kategoria | Publikacje darmowe |
Wydawca | Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego |
ISBN-13 | 978-83-8142-103-4 |
Numer wydania | 1 |
Język publikacji | angielski |
Informacja o sprzedawcy | ePWN sp. z o.o. |
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Spis treści
Acknowledgments | 9 |
List of Tables | 11 |
List of Illustrations | 13 |
Agata Zysiak, Kamil Śmiechowski, Kaja Kaźmierska, Wiktor Marzec, Introduction | 17 |
There Is a City in Europe | 19 |
Translocal Modernity | 21 |
Printed Modernity | 24 |
Journey through a Century | 27 |
The Structure and Content of the Modern Discourse | 31 |
Agata Zysiak, Kamil Śmiechowski, Wiktor Marzec, The Beginnings: Entrance to the Industrial World 1897–1914 | 37 |
The Promised Land in the Mud | 37 |
From Othering to Condemnation | 45 |
Re-imaging the City | 52 |
Harmonious Modernity and Urban Self-assertion | 56 |
The Dream of a Proper Infrastructure | 62 |
Calling for Institutions | 66 |
Inventing Welfare | 73 |
Educating the Masses | 82 |
Envisioning Urban Citizenship | 84 |
Ethnicizing the Economy | 88 |
Forging Modernity – Conclusion | 98 |
Kamil Piskała, The Interwar: Democratic Politics and Modern City between Two World Wars 1918–1923 | 101 |
The Decline of the “Polish Manchester” | 101 |
The Years of War: the Economic Collapse and Political Liberalization | 102 |
Democratic Politics and the Press in the Independent State | 106 |
From Class Warfare to the Modernization Program | 110 |
The Visions of a Metropolis and Municipal Socialism | 118 |
Rhetorical Shifts | 121 |
Against the “Philosophy of the Crowd” | 128 |
National Capitalism | 132 |
Antisemitism as a Social Critique | 135 |
From Antisemitism to Political Mobilization | 145 |
Class or Nation? | 149 |
The Crisis of Modernization and European Civil War – Conclusion | 153 |
Agata Zysiak, Kamil Piskała, The Postwar: Social Justice for the Proletarian City? 1945–1949 | 161 |
New Reality | 161 |
New Worldwide Order | 162 |
Postwar Cinderella | 165 |
New Scope of Press Influence | 170 |
Tempting Visions in Hard Times | 176 |
Rhetoric of Appeasement | 180 |
Patterns of Legitimization: Dark Past and Bright Future | 184 |
Working Classes and Everyday Life | 187 |
Towards a Functionalist City | 192 |
Osiedle and beyond | 195 |
Planning | 200 |
Metropolitan Dreams and a Wake-up Call | 206 |
From Modest Modernization to Socialist City – Conclusion | 212 |
Kamil Śmiechowski, Jacek Burski, Transition: The Postindustrial Orphan in Neoliberal Poland 1989–1994 | 217 |
Re-inventing the City | 217 |
The Socialist-Style American Dream | 219 |
Shock and Helplessness | 227 |
New Press and New Politics | 232 |
The Market as a Principle of Social Organization | 239 |
City in Crisis | 242 |
Projects of Breaking Through | 246 |
Bringing Capitalism back in – Conclusion | 253 |
Agata Zysiak, Kaja Kaźmierska, Wiktor Marzec, A City Lost in Space in a Country Lost in Time – Conclusion | 257 |
Struggling with the Modern Challenge | 257 |
City from Cotton and Smoke | 261 |
The Press is Back in Town | 264 |
Narratives of Modernity | 266 |
Methodological Appendix | 271 |
Primary Sources Covered | 275 |
Reference list | 277 |
Index of Names | 299 |
List of Contributors | 307 |