Pierwsza edycja krytyczna ważnego źródła do historii Polski i historii wychowania: Wspomnień i listów Izabeli Moszczeńskiej-Rzepeckiej (1864–1941) – działaczki niepodległościowej, patriotki, pedagożki promującej idee Nowego Wychowania, zwolenniczki emancypacji kobiet, pionierki wychowania seksualnego. Jej droga życiowa wiodła z dworku szlacheckiego na Kujawach, w którym kultywowano patriotyczne tradycje powstańcze, przez edukację w duchu pozytywizmu na pensji w Warszawie, szeregi niepodległościowej inteligencji warszawskiej (za działalność tę zapłaciła więzieniem), aktywność społeczną w II Rzeczypospolitej aż do śmierci w okupowanej Warszawie. Samotnie wychowała dwoje dzieci: Hanna Pohoska (1895–1953) została historykiem wychowania i docentem UW, a Jan Rzepecki (1899–1983) pułkownikiem WP. Na grobie Izabeli Moszczeńskiej na Powązkach wykuto motto jej życia: "Pełna wiary w zmartwychwstanie Ojczyzny".
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Memoirs and Letters
The first critical edition of Memoirs and Letters, an important source for Polish history and the history of education by Izabela Moszczeńska-Rzepecka (1864–1941), who was an independence activist, patriot, pedagogue advocating the ideas of the New Education and supporting the emancipation of women and a pioneer of sexual education. Her life began in a manor house in Kuyavia, where patriotic insurgent traditions were cultivated, she received positivist education at a finishing school in Warsaw and joined the ranks of Warsaw insurgent intelligentsia (and imprisoned for her activity in this field). A social activist in the Second Polish Republic, she died in Warsaw during the Nazi occupation. She raised two children on her own: Hanna Pohoska (1895–1953) was a historian of education and an associate professor at Warsaw University, Jan Rzepecki (1899–1983) was a colonel in the Polish Army. The grave of Izabela Moszczeńska at Warsaw Powązki Cemetery is engraved with her life motto: "Full of faith in homeland’s resurrection".
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Memoirs and Letters
The first critical edition of Memoirs and Letters, an important source for Polish history and the history of education by Izabela Moszczeńska-Rzepecka (1864–1941), who was an independence activist, patriot, pedagogue advocating the ideas of the New Education and supporting the emancipation of women and a pioneer of sexual education. Her life began in a manor house in Kuyavia, where patriotic insurgent traditions were cultivated, she received positivist education at a finishing school in Warsaw and joined the ranks of Warsaw insurgent intelligentsia (and imprisoned for her activity in this field). A social activist in the Second Polish Republic, she died in Warsaw during the Nazi occupation. She raised two children on her own: Hanna Pohoska (1895–1953) was a historian of education and an associate professor at Warsaw University, Jan Rzepecki (1899–1983) was a colonel in the Polish Army. The grave of Izabela Moszczeńska at Warsaw Powązki Cemetery is engraved with her life motto: "Full of faith in homeland’s resurrection".
Szczegóły produktu
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Autor:
Moszczeńska Izabela
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Format:
17.0x24.0cm
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ISBN:
9788323554295
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Objętość:
552
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Oprawa:
Twarda
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Rok wydania:
2022
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Tematyka:
Historia Archeologia
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Wydanie:
1