2026 m. balandžio 14–15 d. kviečiame į Lenkijos Zielona Góra universiteto mokslininkių dr. hab. Dorotos Szaban ir dr. Magdalenos Pokrzyńskos viešas paskaitas. Vizito metu mokslininkės skaitys aštuonias paskaitas apie gyvenimo kokybę, tyrimų atlikimą, posovietinę atmintį.
Paskaitos vyks anglų kalba be vertimo.
Balandžio 14 d. paskaitos:
Dr. hab. Dorota Szaban
11.00–12.30 val. Theoretical Perspectives on Quality of Life
13.00–14.30 val. Empirical Case Studies and Research Methods
Dr. Magdalena Pokrzyńska
15.00–16.30 val. Towards deepening the art of qualitative research: the methodology of ethnographical research – from the theory to the practice
17.00–18.30 val. On the trail of the anthropological aspect of revitalization
Balandžio 14 d. paskaitos vyks VU Filosofijos fakulteto 207 aud. (Universiteto g. 9, Vilnius).
Balandžio 15 d. paskaitos:
Dr. hab. Dorota Szaban
11.00–12.30 val. Comparative International Research
13.00–14.30 val. Application of Quality of Life Knowledge
Dr. Magdalena Pokrzyńska
15.00–16.30 val. Tradition in the processes of building the community in postmigrant society
17.00–18.30 val. The social memory in the post-Soviet reality
Balandžio 15 d. paskaitos vyks VU Filosofijos fakulteto 307 aud. (Universiteto g. 9, Vilnius).
Apie lektores
Dr. hab. Dorota Szaban’s research focuses on the sociology of youth, generational studies, the sociology of the internet and new technologies, education and lifelong learning, the social dimensions of health and illness, and social conflicts—particularly in small communities. Her work places strong emphasis on social research methodology (both quantitative and qualitative) and on the practical application of empirical research in social diagnosis and regional analysis.
Dr. Magdalena Pokrzyńska conducts interdisciplinary research at the intersection of sociology, social anthropology, and linguistics, focusing on issues of cultural heritage, religion and language, collective memory, as well as regional and ethnic identity. At the core of her work are processes of sustaining, reinterpreting, and the gradual disappearance of traditions within local communities, particularly in the context of migration and historical experience, as well as minority conditions.