This article examines the work of Jorge Zalszupin, a Polish-Brazilian architect, in the context of architectural movements prevalent in Europe and Brazil during the Modernist period. The aim of this study is to examine the connection between Zalszupin’s architecture – with particular emphasis on the architect’s residence in Guarujá (São Paulo) – and his biography, as well as the architectural realities that characterized the various stages of his professional career. The research is based on a case study, supported by contextual and biographical analysis that includes previously unpublished materials, such as an original sheet of architectural drawings and trade journals from the period. The analysis demonstrated the hybrid nature of his work, which combines Brazilian modernism (the carioca and paulista schools) with references to European Modernism and its alternative forms. The results of the bibliographic search confirm that no studies are devoted to his architectural work, representing a gap in the relevant literature. The authors hope they have partially filled this gap.
This article examines the category of movement in the poetry of Vasyl Stus, one of the foremost representatives of the Ukrainian Sixtiers generation, and demonstrates how it functions as a fundamental principle shaping both the semantic and formal dimensions of his work. Drawing on an interdisciplinary approach that co...
A. Liubych· Białostockie Studia Literatu...· 0 citations
This study examines the reflection of the Spanish Civil War (1936 – 1939) in the journalism of the Slovak intellectual, poet, and politician Ladislav Novomeský. The conflict is interpreted as a major turning point in European history that transcended a domestic struggle and became a symbol of the ideological clash betw...
The review analyzes Anastasia Shabunina's scientific monograph, Social Compromise in Victorian England (1850-1884), published by Aquilon Press. The author has managed an interesting, original and informative study in line with the modern historiographical genre – the “new social history”. The extensive empirical materi...
S. A. Vasilyeva· Вестник Пермского университе...· 0 citations
The relevance of this study
stems from the growing interest in national architectural traditions amid globalization and the need to re-examine historical approaches to changing the regional identity through architecture.
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The aim of this work is to identify the origins of Finnish national roman...
E. N. Polyakov, O. P. Polyakova· Vestnik Tomskogo gosudarstve...· 0 citations
The subject of the article is the problem of the presence of peasants in the national history and their mentality, perception of reality, cognitive categories, presented through the analysis of Stanisław Aleksander Nowak's novel Galicyanie, published in 2016. The methodological context of the reflection is the so-calle...
A. Czajkowska· Bibliotekarz Podlaski Ogólno...· 0 citations
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