“It was better in London” – about Polish re-emigrants and their children
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https://doi.org/10.12775/RA.2020.001Słowa kluczowe
Polish re-emigrants, adaptation of re-emigrant children, case study, narrative interviewAbstrakt
In the article, the author presents the history of Polish re-emigrants and their children, who after several years of stay in London are re-organizing their life in Poland. By interpreting the narrative interview and using a case study (according to Stake’s conception), it shows that the situation of cultural change is particularly relevant to the adaptation of children in school space. Parents describe children’s school experiences in detail (learning difficulties, tensions, cultural differences). They also show their own struggles to re-root in their home country. Their return is paid for with losses and doubts, it requires involvement in the education of children and developing ways of dealing with re-emigrationBibliografia
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