Dr Agnieszka Sadecka
Assistant Professor at the Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University
WP1 and WP3 Researcher
www.europeistyka.uj.edu.pl/pracownicy/agnieszka-sadecka
Follow Agnieszka on Twitter at @AgaSadecka
In WP1, Agnieszka Sadecka will be working on exploring post-transformational dissatisfaction in Poland based on the analysis of non-fictional texts of culture. She will also contribute to case studies illustrating various aspects of neo-traditionalism, linked to influence of Catholic Church in Poland and national mythologies in Hungary. Together with Łucja Piekarska-Duraj, she is responsible for Task 3.9 in WP3, which aims at analysing images of the Self and of the Other in Polish public discourses, and more specifically, right-wing media narratives and the construction of the image of symbolic enemy.
Publications
- Sadecka, A. (2015) ‘A Socialist Orientalism? Polish Travel Writing on India in 1960s’ in Pucherova, D. and Gafrik, R. (eds) Postcolonial Europe? Essays on Post-Communist Literatures and Cultures. Leiden/Boston: Brill/Rodopi, 315-355
- Sadecka, A. (2015) ‘‘This place is now your home’ – A Comparative View on Partition Migrants in a New City. Kamila Shamsie’s Kartography and Inga Iwasiów’s Bambino’, Wielogłos, 4/22, 79-104
- Sadecka, A. (2014) ‘Reporter z PRL w Indiach – polska literatura podróżnicza a dyskurs kolonialny’ [Reporter from the Polish People Republic in India – Polish travel literature and colonial discourse] in Gosk, H. (ed.) Historie, społeczeństwa, przestrzenie dialogu. Kraków: Universitas
- Brzezińska, O., Czajkowska, B., Sadecka, A., Skully, D. and Styczyńska, N. (2011) The Role of NGOs in the Formation of European Identity. Oslo: RECON Report by Arena Center of European Studies at Oslo University.
Work in Progress:
‘The Curse of/on the Clergy: Backlash Against the Catholic Church in Poland post-2015’
‘Post-transformational dissatisfaction in Poland and the rise of populism’