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Kaźmierska, Kaja; Waniek, Katarzyna; Kaźmierska, Kaja - University of Łódź, Faculty of Economics and Sociology, Department of Sociology of Culture; Waniek, Katarzyna - University of Łódź, Faculty of Economics and Sociology, Department of Sociology of Culture (Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, 2020-12-09)

The book is pioneering in Poland. but also in Central Europe. lt shows the mechanisms of adaptation to the systemie transformation in Poland after 1989, based on the analysis of narratives of people barn in 1960, 1970 and ...

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Narratives rooted in family milieu. Case studies of Agnieszka and Paweł focused on the family thread as the biographical resource and main story-line ﻿

A trap of systemic changes – Pola’s biographical drift ﻿

Biographical resources: family and social networks ﻿

“Twist of fate”: declining and rising lines of occupational career in the biographical experiences of two engineers ﻿

Transformation and the biographical experiences of healthcare workers ﻿

Biographical traps of the transformation process – cohort 1980. The potentials of disorder and suffering in the experiences of young Polish women entering social worlds of art, medicine, and academia ﻿

Transforming opportunity structures: biographical chances, hopes, illusions, and dead-ends ﻿

A new logic of power, old biographical patterns of action. Case study of Weronika’s life history ﻿

The process of acquiring and developing a critical attitude towards the socialist regime in Poland ﻿

Paradoxes of ideological privileges – a case study of a female textile worker from Łódź ﻿

Life of things from the perspective of the Polish systemic transformation ﻿

Social innovators in coping with social problems – PPR, systemic transformation, and new Poland ﻿

The experience of systemic transformation in contemporary biographical narratives of older Poles ﻿

From PPR to systemic transformation ﻿

Narrative agency and structural chaos. A biographical-narrative case study ﻿

Winners and losers of the process of transformation as an etic category versus an emic biographical perspective ﻿

Methodological note ﻿

Introduction: “Telling the Great Change…” ﻿

Foreword ﻿

Telling the Great Change: The Process of the Systemic Transformation in Poland in Biographical Perspective ﻿

Narratives rooted in family milieu. Case studies of Agnieszka and Paweł focused on the family thread as the biographical resource and main story-line

A trap of systemic changes – Pola’s biographical drift

Biographical resources: family and social networks

“Twist of fate”: declining and rising lines of occupational career in the biographical experiences of two engineers

Transformation and the biographical experiences of healthcare workers

Biographical traps of the transformation process – cohort 1980. The potentials of disorder and suffering in the experiences of young Polish women entering social worlds of art, medicine, and academia

Transforming opportunity structures: biographical chances, hopes, illusions, and dead-ends

A new logic of power, old biographical patterns of action. Case study of Weronika’s life history

The process of acquiring and developing a critical attitude towards the socialist regime in Poland

Paradoxes of ideological privileges – a case study of a female textile worker from Łódź

Life of things from the perspective of the Polish systemic transformation

Social innovators in coping with social problems – PPR, systemic transformation, and new Poland

The experience of systemic transformation in contemporary biographical narratives of older Poles

From PPR to systemic transformation

Narrative agency and structural chaos. A biographical-narrative case study

Winners and losers of the process of transformation as an etic category versus an emic biographical perspective

Methodological note

Introduction: “Telling the Great Change…”

Foreword

Telling the Great Change: The Process of the Systemic Transformation in Poland in Biographical Perspective