Joseph Conrad, Colonialism and Africa. Profesor Robert Hampson (University of London, Institute of English Studies). In this talk, Professor Hampson will consider Conrad’s engagement with colonialism in his African fiction. Although Conrad is associated in the popular mind with Africa, his early fiction drew on his experiences in the Malay Archipelago, and the Malay archipelago […]
On Wednesday, 11th May 2022 at: 18:00 UK (19:00 in Poland), feel free to join our next Polish Culture Course’sonline meeting. It’s another event we carry out as a part of the seminar cycle called:THEY are gone, the WORD is left... It’s a commemoration meeting relating to unforgettable authors of the Polish literature in exile, […]
Konferencja Nauczania Języka Polskiego. More information under link: languageconference.puno.ac.uk
The Dystopia of an Imitation Solo exhibition by Jarosław Solecki 27 May 2022, start: 6:00 PM BST Blue Point Art Gallery website: https://bluepointart.uk/the-dystopia-of-an-imitation We kindly invite you to the solo exhibition by Jarosław Solecki The Dystopia of an Imitation. His virtual installation created in 3D was inspired by the paintings of Johannes Vermeeer. Curatorship of […]
The June Conference welcomes academics and doctoral students from all over the world. Through the integration of the academic community, it seeks to create a platform for diverse research teams to co-operate, whose aim is the international exchange of experience and the further development of research. More information about this event as well as registration […]
Dr hab. Pawel Duber (Nottingham Trent University) Tytus Komarnicki – Dyplomata i uczony (1896-1967) In this seminar, Dr Duber will talk about his forthcoming book: a biography of Tytus Komarnicki, a Polish diplomat, lawyer, and historian. Although nowadays his name is remembered mainly for his achievements as a historian after 1945, Komarnicki was a talented […]
INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM Challenges in Restarting Tourism after the COVID-19 Pandemic in Africa The Africa Studies Unitof the Polish University Abroad, London is once again pleased to introduce to you its maiden International Symposium on Tourism. Tourism contributes immensely to the Gross Domestic Products (GDP) of African countries which have diverse array of Tourist Sites and […]
Dear Colleagues, The next twentieth century Polish history seminar will take place on Wednesday (26 October) at 6.15pm via Zoom. Professor Joshua Zimmerman (Yeshiva University, New York) will discuss his new book Jozef Pilsudski: Founding Father of Modern Poland. (See: https://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674984271 ). The Zoom link is pasted below. Details of forthcoming seminars can be found […]
Tourism is one of the industries that have been hit hardest by the COVID-19 Pandemic. Destinations recorded one billion fewer international arrivals in 2020 than 2019. The future of tourism was discussed with a base of current challenges in restarting tourism globally, at this year panel on “Tourism resilience and building forward better” (during the […]
Dear Colleagues, The next twentieth century Polish history seminar will take place on Wednesday 23 November at 6.15pm via Zoom. Judith Vocker (University of Leicester) will give a presentation titledIn the Name of the German Nation” The German jurisdiction in Warsaw during the Nazi occupation of the General Government (1939-1944). Details of forthcoming seminars can […]
Romanticism in Polish minds and hearts, now and before… Academic discourse The 2022 marks the 200th anniversary of the first issue of "Ballads and Romances" by Adam Mickiewicz. It began the Polish Romanticism. “The literature and culture of Polish Romanticism shaped the spiritual dimension and profile of Poles” – Members of the Parliament wrote in […]
Dear Colleagues, The next twentieth century Polish history seminar will take place on Wednesday 14 December at 6.15pm via Zoom. Artur Roland Kozlowski (WSB University, Gdansk) will give a presentation titled In the Name of the German Nation” The German jurisdiction in Warsaw during the Nazi occupation of the General Government (1939-1944). Zoom link is […]
