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Book Reviews: The Catholic Church in Polish History from 966 to the Present

Bjork, Jim

Slavic Review, 2018, Vol.77 (4), p.1056-1057 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Stanford: Cambridge University Press

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Book Reviews: The Catholic Church in Polish History from 966 to the Present
Autor: Bjork, Jim
Assuntos: 20th century ; Anglophones ; Antisemitism ; Collaboration ; Communism ; Communists ; Cooperation ; Disputes ; EU membership ; LGBTQ rights ; Literary translation ; Political scientists ; Politics ; Property rights ; Public officials ; Religion ; Religion & politics ; Reparations ; Restitution ; Scandals ; Semitic languages ; Violence
É parte de: Slavic Review, 2018, Vol.77 (4), p.1056-1057
Descrição: Among Anglophone political scientists, few have devoted as much sustained attention to the interplay of religion and politics in eastern Europe as Sabrina Ramet. Based on some primary material—translations of press accounts and interviews—as well as secondary sources, these chapters delve in more detail into the debates and controversies that have embroiled the church in recent years, including EU membership, restitution of church property, abortion, gay rights, sex abuse scandals, and charges of collaboration with the communist regime. A more judicious evaluation of Kubina, and of the ambiguities of “collaboration,” would reference the fact that he was the only Polish bishop to speak out forcefully against the Kielce pogrom of 1946 and that his cooperation with state officials in condemning anti-Semitic violence was viewed by some as itself a form of “collaboration” with the post-war communist regime.
Editor: Stanford: Cambridge University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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Bjork, Jim

Stanford: Cambridge University Press

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