POLAND'S MEMORY IN ONLINE MEMORY MEDIA - AGATA SZEPE

Discover a fascinating analysis of changes in the perception of Poland and its inhabitants in Israeli collective memory. Agata Szepe's book is an attempt to reflect on the impact of leisure and entertainment tourism from Israel on the image of Poland, its culture, and culinary traditions. Immerse yourself in the world of memory studies and traveling memory to understand how the media shapes our perception of history and culture.

• Analysis of the impact of Israeli tourism on collective memory
• Reflection on changes in the image of Poland in Israeli media
• Study of rhetorical strategies in materials about the gastronomic offer in Poland
• Explanation of how memory patterns influence tourist experiences
• Approach to the methodology of memory studies: traveling memory and medially mediated memory

The book "Poland's Memory in Online Memory Media" offers a unique insight into how modern tourism and media influence the shaping of collective memory. The author, Agata Szepe, analyzes how memory patterns ingrained in Israeli collective memory provide a language, metaphors, and cultural images for the relatively new experience of Israeli leisure and entertainment tourism in Poland. It is a fascinating journey through the twists and turns of memory and culture, which allows for a better understanding of Polish-Israeli relations.

In the following chapters, the author shows how memory patterns ingrained in Israeli collective memory provide a language, metaphors, and cultural images for the relatively new experience of Israeli leisure and entertainment tourism in Poland. This book is not only an analysis but also an invitation to reflect on one's own perception of history and culture. It is a must-read for anyone interested in memory studies, Polish-Israeli relations, and the influence of the media on the shaping of collective memory.

The University of Warsaw Publishing House presents this publication as an important voice in the discussion about memory and culture. This book will surely interest both scientists and a wide audience seeking a deeper understanding of contemporary cultural and social processes. Format 164x236 mm, paperback, 284 pages. Year of publication: 2024.