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DOI 10.12887/30-2017-3-119-20



Adam FITAS – The Light from Below: On the Role of a Polish Philology Student Research Group in the University’s Humanities (A Side Note to the History of the Polish Philology Student Research Group at the Catholic University of Lublin)


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The article discusses, on selected examples from the history of the Polish Philology Student Research Group at the Catholic University of Lublin, the model and the main activities of a student research group. The author refers to the tradition of this kind of association and describes its structure and activities in order to show the importance and the multifarious function of a well-working student research group at the university. The text emphasizes the significance of the presence of a Polish Philology student research group which usually contributes to the promotion of the entire milieu of the university by integrating its different faculties. A well functioning Alma Mater eventually becomes the place of encounter of the light emanating from two sources: from above, ex cathedra, from the masters and professors, and from below, from the students active in their research groups.

Translated by Dorota Chabrajska

Keywords: student research group, Polish Philology student research group, University, the humanities, the light, science, knowledge, instruction

Contact: Katedra Teorii i Antropologii Literatury, Instytut Filologii Polskiej,
Wydział Humanistyczny, Katolicki Uniwersytet Jana Pawła II,
Al. Racławickie 14,
20-950 Lublin, Poland

E-mail: http://pracownik.kul.pl/adam.fitas/kontakt
Phone: +48 81 4454015; +48 81 4454425
http://www.kul.pl/dr-adam-fitas,art_28050.html



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  1. ISSN 0860-8024
  2. e-ISSN 2720-5355
  3. The Republic of Poland Ministry of Science and Higher Education Value: 100.00
  4. Quarterly “Ethos” is indexed by the following databases: EBSCO, CEEOL, Index Copernicus (ICV 2017: 55.26), Philosopher’s Index, ERIH Plus.
  5. DOI Prefix 10.12887