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    Tytuł:
    People of Polish Origin and of Polish Nationality in the USSR and in the United States. Their Language Situation
    Autorzy:
    Brożek, Andrzej
    Powiązania:
    https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/1965492.pdf
    Data publikacji:
    2019-07-11
    Wydawca:
    Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II. Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL
    Opis:
    Depending on the size of Polish communities abroad, the duration of their settlement, the form and force with which the society of the settlement country as well as the new State influenced these communities, the Polish immigrants (or else the autochtonie Polish community that settled abroad) and their offspring, differ from each other with respect to national consciousness, or - on the one hand - with what the scale of differences contains between the identification with the Polish nation (Polish national minorities), arid - on the other - with the identification with the nation of the settlement country (Polish ethnic groups, with the most characteristic example of Americans of Polish descent in the USA). For this reason it is difficult to speak exclusively about Poles abroad, and the areas of Polish settlement abroad. In order to designate the entirety of multigenerational communities consisting of persons connected genetically with the Polish national community, conscious of these bonds (though, for different reasons, the communities in question ended up outside the Polish ethnic territory in Europe, or outside the borders of the Polish state), and settled permanently on the territory of different countries (or beyond the territory of Poland in her boundaries after 1944-45), we adopt the term Polonia.
    Źródło:
    Studia Polonijne; 1992, 14; 133-134
    0137-5210
    Pojawia się w:
    Studia Polonijne
    Dostawca treści:
    Biblioteka Nauki
    Artykuł
    Tytuł:
    O Janie Brożku – Varia
    Jan Brożek – Varia
    Autorzy:
    PELCZAR, Andrzej
    Powiązania:
    https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/520454.pdf
    Data publikacji:
    2010
    Wydawca:
    Polska Akademia Umiejętności
    Opis:
    A mathematician, astronomer, physician, theologian, professor at the Kraków Academia, Joannes (Ioannes) Broscius (1585-1652) used this Latin form of his name. He was matriculated to the Academia as Brozek or Brożek (compare the picture 1) but after that his name appeared only in a latinized form Broscius (including his own signatures). The author of the fundamental biography of Broscius (cf. [30] in references) recognized the Polish version in the form Brożek (exposing his opinion even in the title of the book) and after him almost all authors writing about Broscius shared his view. However, Krzysztof Tatarkiewicz (cf. [77]-[82]) suggested recently that this form is most probably incorrect and claimed that the Polish version of the name Broscius is Brzozek. The author of the present note argued in [62], [63] that such an opinion is not fully justified. In particular in [63] there are presented arguments based on an analysis of the shapes of records handwritten in the original university matriculation book and – first of all – on historical data of appearance of particular Polish names established by K.Rymut (cf. [70]). These arguments are repeated here. The conclusion is that the most probable version seems to be Brożek, a possible one – Brozek, but absolutely improbable Brzozek, since the earliest date of the appearance of Brożek is 1335, of Brozek – 1628, while Brzozek was not noted before 1800. So the name Brożek (with the first name Jan) in the Polish version is used throughout the paper. Some remarks on the date of the birth of Brożek are added (referred to [45]). Curriculum vitae of the hero of the article is recalled in brief, as well as his academic career. Certain remarks on some books written by Brożek are presented in the sequel. The first book published by Brożek was Gæodesia distantiarum sine instrumento & Polybii Locus Obscvrior geometricè explicatur, Cracoviæ 1610 (notice that in this year Brożek received the degree magister of artes liberals and the doctorate of philosophy). There are presented remarks on practical methods of distance measuring by applying the Thales theorem, and – in the second part of the book – some comments on some chapters of the History written by Polybios (the title of one of Latin versions: Lycortæ F. Megalopolitani Historiarum). There were discussion on estimations (possibilities of such estimations) of measures of planar domains under the assumption that lengths of their boundaries are known. In the Polybios book such questions were mentioned but – according to Brożek – not precisely explained. He presented them in a rigorous geometrical way (according to the level of logic strictness admitted at that time in the XVII-th century) pointing out that it is impossible to deduce how large is a domain if we know only how long is its boundary and claiming that for instance among planar domains having the boundaries with the same length the largest measure has the disk. It is interesting that the Polybios book in the version used by Brożek was edited in 1610, that is in the same year he published his own book “reacting” to the Polybios History (there are handwritten remarks of Brożek on this Polybios book). Thus printing procedure in Kraków was very fast at first decade of the XVII-th century. The second Brożek’s book Problema Geometricum. In quo ex Geometriae fundamentis vera & propria causa redditur, quare apes Hexagona figura fauos construant was printed in 1611. An analysis of shapes of cells built by beans is presented again in the context of the most economical relations between the measures of surfaces and the length of their boundaries and – simultaneously – the classical problem of filling up the plane with canonical hexagons. Two much more important books: Arithmetica Integrorum. Edita à M. Ioannes Broscio Cvrzeloviensi, Cracoviæ 1620 and Apologia pro Aristotele & Euclide contra Petrum Ramvm, & alios. Addite sunt Dvæ Disceptationes De Numeris perfectis, Dantisci 1652 are commented in sections 5 and 6. Let us mention only one remark among those concerning the first of them. Brożek noticed that in 1614 there were logarithms introduced to mathematics by John Neper. Presenting them in his Arithmetica he expressed his enchantment over this new notion (and its application). In Apologia, the last – and probably the most important book of Brożek – there are interesting reasonings and statements concerning planar and spatial (three dimensional) geometry. In the second part of this book (De Numeris perfectis) several important contributions to the theory of prime and perfect numbers are added. The article is closed by remarks on a “copybook” in which Brożek noted several observations and mathematical ideas. There are in particular some pages filled up by text, calculations and pictures forming clearly a draft for the Apologia…, mentioned above.
    Źródło:
    Prace Komisji Historii Nauki PAU; 2010, 10; 41-82
    1731-6715
    Pojawia się w:
    Prace Komisji Historii Nauki PAU
    Dostawca treści:
    Biblioteka Nauki
    Artykuł
    Tytuł:
    Jeszcze o Brożku
    Once more about Brozek
    Autorzy:
    Pelczar, Andrzej
    Powiązania:
    https://bibliotekanauki.pl/articles/2012243.pdf
    Data publikacji:
    2009
    Wydawca:
    Polskie Towarzystwo Matematyczne
    Tematy:
    biogram
    01A70
    Opis:
    The author discusses the supposed Polish form of the Latin name Broscius (Ioannes Broscius (1585–1652)) of a mathematician and an astronomer, a professor at the Kraków University. Broscius was matriculated to the University as Brozek or Brozek, but after that his name appeared only in a latinized form Broscius (including his own signatures). J. N. Franke, the author of the fundamental biography of Broscius (cf. [1] in references) recognized the Polish version in the form Brozek (exposing his opinion even in the title of the book) and after him all authors writing about Broscius shared his view. Krzysztof Tatarkiewicz (cf. [6–10]) suggested that this form is most probably incorrect and claimed that the Polish version of the name Broscius is Brzozek. The author of the present note argues that such an opinion is not fully justified and presentsarguments based on an analysis of the shapes of records handwritten in the original university matriculation book and – first of all – on historical data of appearance of particular Polish names established by K.Rymut (cf. [5]). The conclusion is that the most probable version seems to be Brozek, a possible one – Brozek, but absolutely improbable Brzozek, since the earliest date of the appearance of Brozek is 1335, of Brozek – 1628, while Brzozek was not noted before 1800.Some remarks on the date of the birth of Brozek are added.
    Praca dotyczy polskiej wersji nazwiska znanego XVII-wiecznego matematyka i astronoma krakowskiego, które w zlatynizowanej postaci miało forme: Broscius. Przedstawiono argumenty przemawiajace – zdaniem autora – za tym, ze własciwa jest forma: Brozek (powszechnie dotad uzywana w literaturze polskiej, co do której poprawnosci wysunieto jednak ostatnio watpliwosci).
    Źródło:
    Antiquitates Mathematicae; 2009, 3; 9-19
    1898-5203
    2353-8813
    Pojawia się w:
    Antiquitates Mathematicae
    Dostawca treści:
    Biblioteka Nauki
    Artykuł
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