Vol. 63 No. 2 (2025)
Published: 2025-12-31
10.32798/zl
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"Zeszyty Łużyckie" ("Sorbian Papers"), established 1991, is an academic journal publishing scholarly articles devoted to problems of minorities sensu largo. Our authors' scope of interests encompasses both the minorities institutionally recognized and perceived as "traditional" (i.e. national, ethnic, linguistic, and religious minorities), and those whose minority status is in the course of dynamic (re-)constitution and remains to be defined (as is often the case with social, cultural, political, and other minorities).
Scientific field: humanities
Discipline: linguistics, literary studies, history, Polish studies
Publisher: Faculty of Polish Studies, University of Warsaw
Owner: Faculty of Polish Studies, University of Warsaw, Poland
Abbreviation of the title: zl
Frequency: annually (additional thematic issues may be published)
Release date: by the end of the calendar year or, at the latest, by the end of January of the following year
Submissions: via the OJS system
Publication model: diamond open access (no embargo)
License: CC-BY 4.0, Creative Commons – Attribution
Article processing charges: none
Journal list of Polish Ministry of Education and Science: 40 points
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Mountain People (Górale), as a borderland community, participate in processes of cultural interfusion and symbiosis in the contemporary world. This thematic issue focuses on the multidimensional image of mountain (and highland) communities (not only Polish) operating on cultural, linguistic, and ethnic borderlands. As a space of contact, transfer, and identity negotiation, the mountains have fostered intense processes of interpenetration of traditions, languages, artistic forms, and social models. This issue aims to capture these processes from an interdisciplinary perspective, incorporating both historical and contemporary perspectives.
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