PRESS. HISTORY. QUALITY. STUDY...

In the fascinating world of culture and media, where the past meets the present, we present to you a methodological and research study that sheds new light on the relationship between the press and the national heritage. This publication is not just an analysis, it is a journey through the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, during which we discover how the narratives, interpretations and meanings attributed to the Gothic masterpiece - the altar of Veit Stoss - have changed. This is a position that will satisfy both media researchers and art historians.

• In-depth analysis of press publications on the altar of Veit Stoss
• Combining the historical approach with qualitative analysis
• Unique insight into shaping public opinion through the press
• Mandatory reading for media researchers and art historians
• Detailed study of the relationship between the press and culture

This book is the result of years of research and analysis by an outstanding specialist in the field of media history and culture. The author analyzes press publications in an extremely precise and in-depth manner, showing how the interpretations and meanings attributed to the altar of Veit Stoss have changed over the course of the three centuries. This publication is not just a collection of facts and data, but above all a fascinating story of how the press has shaped and continues to shape our perception of culture and national heritage.

This study is also an excellent tool for students and researchers who want to deepen their knowledge of the methodology of press research and qualitative analysis. The book offers a unique approach to media analysis, combining a historical perspective with modern research methods. Thanks to this, the reader has the opportunity to understand how the press influences the shaping of public opinion and how narratives about culture and art change over time.

Petrus Publishing House is proud to present this publication as another step towards popularizing knowledge about the history and culture of Poland. We are convinced that this book will meet with great interest from readers and will become an important element of the discussion on the role of the media in shaping our national identity. Join the group of people who discover the fascinating world of relations between the press and culture! The book has 498 pages and a format of 240x156 mm.

Edition: Pages: 498, Format: 240x156 mm. Year of publication: 2025, cover: paperback. Publisher: Petrus