Od chederu do jesziwy w polskiej diasporze... – dwustopniowy system żydowskiego szkolnictwa religijnego i jego współczesne transformacje
<p align="left">This paper shortly summerizes the history of jewish religious education in Poland – from the beginning in the XV century on the Polish lands, its growth during the XIX period, its domination between First and Second World War and finally total destruction in 196...
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Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń
2009-06-01
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| Online Access: | https://apcz.umk.pl/czasopisma/index.php/PCh/article/view/6979 |
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| description | <p align="left">This paper shortly summerizes the history of jewish religious education in Poland – from the beginning in the XV century on the Polish lands, its growth during the XIX period, its domination between First and Second World War and finally total destruction in 1968. It took 28 years before it was possible to open a Jewish secular elementary school in Warsaw (1996), thanks to the assistance from the Ronald Lauder Foundation. Four years later, on initiative of Jews in Wrocław the Lauder Etz-Chaim elementary school was founded in this city. Democratization of social life in Poland after 1989 contributed to the change in Jews attitudes to their national descent. For many, their ‘Jewishness’, which now can be spoken about openly, has become the object of profound interest, intellectual search or the way to stress one’s individuality. As a result, we can also observe the process of rebuilding Jewish religious life and forming sunday’s schools, cheders and “Talmud academies” at Jewish Community in Warsaw, Krakow, Lodz, Gdansk and Wrocław (rather as a part of informal education, non- orthodox, more or less religious and adapted to modern jewish life-style in European diaspora). </p> |
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| spelling | doaj.art-94ba4008932745b3aa8b44391be4b68f2022-12-22T01:05:01ZengNicolaus Copernicus University in ToruńPaedagogia Christiana1505-68722451-19512009-06-0123112113510.12775/PCh.2009.0096224Od chederu do jesziwy w polskiej diasporze... – dwustopniowy system żydowskiego szkolnictwa religijnego i jego współczesne transformacjeJoanna Cukras-Stelągowska0Pracownia Teorii Wychowania na Wydziale Nauk Pedagogicznych UMK<p align="left">This paper shortly summerizes the history of jewish religious education in Poland – from the beginning in the XV century on the Polish lands, its growth during the XIX period, its domination between First and Second World War and finally total destruction in 1968. It took 28 years before it was possible to open a Jewish secular elementary school in Warsaw (1996), thanks to the assistance from the Ronald Lauder Foundation. Four years later, on initiative of Jews in Wrocław the Lauder Etz-Chaim elementary school was founded in this city. Democratization of social life in Poland after 1989 contributed to the change in Jews attitudes to their national descent. For many, their ‘Jewishness’, which now can be spoken about openly, has become the object of profound interest, intellectual search or the way to stress one’s individuality. As a result, we can also observe the process of rebuilding Jewish religious life and forming sunday’s schools, cheders and “Talmud academies” at Jewish Community in Warsaw, Krakow, Lodz, Gdansk and Wrocław (rather as a part of informal education, non- orthodox, more or less religious and adapted to modern jewish life-style in European diaspora). </p>https://apcz.umk.pl/czasopisma/index.php/PCh/article/view/6979 |
| spellingShingle | Joanna Cukras-Stelągowska Od chederu do jesziwy w polskiej diasporze... – dwustopniowy system żydowskiego szkolnictwa religijnego i jego współczesne transformacje Paedagogia Christiana |
| title | Od chederu do jesziwy w polskiej diasporze... – dwustopniowy system żydowskiego szkolnictwa religijnego i jego współczesne transformacje |
| title_full | Od chederu do jesziwy w polskiej diasporze... – dwustopniowy system żydowskiego szkolnictwa religijnego i jego współczesne transformacje |
| title_fullStr | Od chederu do jesziwy w polskiej diasporze... – dwustopniowy system żydowskiego szkolnictwa religijnego i jego współczesne transformacje |
| title_full_unstemmed | Od chederu do jesziwy w polskiej diasporze... – dwustopniowy system żydowskiego szkolnictwa religijnego i jego współczesne transformacje |
| title_short | Od chederu do jesziwy w polskiej diasporze... – dwustopniowy system żydowskiego szkolnictwa religijnego i jego współczesne transformacje |
| title_sort | od chederu do jesziwy w polskiej diasporze dwustopniowy system zydowskiego szkolnictwa religijnego i jego wspolczesne transformacje |
| url | https://apcz.umk.pl/czasopisma/index.php/PCh/article/view/6979 |
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