BATTLES WITH THE PANDEMIC? THE DAILY LIFE OF POLES...

The book "Battles with the Pandemic? The Daily Life of Poles..." is a fascinating sociological study that analyzes the impact of the pandemic on the daily lives of Poles. The authors undertook the task of illustrating the attitudes of society towards the new reality, focusing on changes in work, home life and social relations. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the profound transformations that have taken place in our society as a result of the pandemic.

• Analysis of the impact of the pandemic on the daily lives of Poles
• Sociological study based on broad reflection
• Innovative approach to the issue of the pandemic
• Image of the attitudes of Poles towards the pandemic reality
• Indication of changes in work and home life
• Transformations in family and social relations
• Raising the reader's awareness of a not fully recognized area

The book is based on broad sociological reflection and carefully conducted and collected research results. The authors analyze the degree of changes in work and home life, which were determined by the remote form of work and study, mandatory for the majority of society. This generated profound transformations in the existing relations both in the family and circle of friends, as well as in other social relations.

This publication appears at a time when we are still moving in a not fully recognized area. The real threats that loom before us require the continuation of sociological research. This book is therefore not only a summary of previous experiences, but also an inspiration for further analysis and reflection on the future of our society.

An excerpt from the review by Prof. Dr. habil. Wiesława Piątkowska-Stepaniak emphasizes that the study presents a broad research spectrum of the authors and is an interesting and, in many places, innovative approach to the issue. This confirms the value of this publication as an important voice in the discussion about the impact of the pandemic on our lives.

Technical data:

Publisher: ASPRA 2023

Pages: 192

Format: 148x213 mm

Binding: paperback