Dolne Nadsanie. Problematyka tożsamości i dziedzictwa kulturowego mikroregionu dolnosańskiego

The publication contains twelve papers delivered on September 29, 2022 at the Regional Museum in Stalowa Wola. Their authors are scientists from, among others, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, University of Rzeszów in Rzeszów, Warsaw University, museologists from F. Kotula Ethnographic Museum in Rzeszów, Folk Culture Museum in Kolbuszowa, Regional Museum in Stalowa Wola. The editor of the volume is Elżbieta Skromak.

The book aims to draw attention to the specificity of the cultural heritage of Lower Nadsanie (also known as the Lower Nadsanie micro-region or sub-region), a transitional and ambiguous area, an area encompassing villages located on both sides of the San River, in its lower reaches, in the area of the former Sandomierz Forest. It also pays tribute to the work of researcher Rev. Dr. Associate Professor Wilhelm Gaj-Piotrowski. His scientific achievements related to the history and folk culture of these lands, is an invaluable source of information for future generations of researchers and regionalists.

The publication was created in cooperation with DiG Publishing House, which was placed by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education on the list of publishing houses publishing peer-reviewed scientific monographs.

Stalowa Wola – Warsaw 2023

pp. 204

Table of Contents:

Dr. Jolanta Dragan

Museum of Folk Culture in Kolbuszowa

“Characteristics of the ethnographic region of the Lasowiak people and its diversity”.

Kazimierz Jańczyk

“Distinction and scope of research of the Lower Nadsanie Subregion in the studies of Rev. doc. dr. hab. Wilhelm Gaj-Piotrowski”

Kazimierz Ożóg

“The dialects of the Sandomierska Forest”.

Katarzyna Smyk

“Identification of threats to intangible cultural heritage on the example of traditions of Lower Nadsanie”

Dominik Porczynski

University of Rzeszow

“Folk traditions of the Nadsany micro-region from the perspective of contemporary residents: local discourse of authenticity”

Patrycja Laskowska-Chyła

Jagiellonian University

“Lasowiacki heritage in the context of constructing post-industrial identity”

Elżbieta Skromak

Regional Museum in Stalowa Wola

“Restoring the memory of the Nadsany village of Plawo in the museum project “Here stood my home. Project for Plawo”

 Mariola Tymochowicz

Institute of Cultural Sciences, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University

National Museum in Lublin

“The culinary heritage of the Lower Nadsanie subregion”.

Izabela Stąpor

University of Warsaw

“Intangible linguistic heritage of the Lower Nadsanie in the online compendium Dialekty i gwary polskie”

 Wojciech Dragan

Museum of Folk Culture in Kolbuszowa

“Farming and craft traditions in the Sandomierska Forest with consideration of the Lower Nadsanie area”

Sylwester Łysiak

“Lower Nadsanie musically”

 Judyta Sos

“Lower Nadsanie in the collections and Archives of the F. Kotula Ethnographic Museum in Rzeszów”