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historical study,â which, as one may conclude from his exposition, is a group of historians dealing with recent Polish history. What is âneo-Stalinismâ and the âneo- Stalinist turn,â to leave the trendy word discourse on the margin? (Incidentally, RadziĆowski misapplies that word). It is not at all easy to discern its constitutive characteristics in the tangle of the accusations. .... According to RadziĆowski, it is not so much the chimerical nature of âneo-Stalinismâ which is so intriguing in the text as the depth of the roots he thinks ânew-Stalinismâ has taken. The study scrupulously states that âneo-Stalinismâ has certainly been dominant in the
American social sciences since the 1960s. If one reads RadziĆowskiâs wordy essay literally then one may conclude that apart from him and a few authors (including the authors of the collection) most American historians are still engaged in that enterprise. Furthermore, this Soviet-European-American implant seems to have been a danger to Polish social life since the 1990s. Finally, after a lengthy exposition, the author states that âneo-Stalinism may also be seen as a historiographic offensive bringing turmoil to Polish intellectual, cultural and social life in years following 1989â (p. 246)."
523:- please indicate what you think is a BLP vio here? Our subject, Radzilowski, wrote this. Three separate academics, in a published academic setting, addressed Radzilowski's neo-Stalinism piece. We generally cover article subjects in the manner they are covered in independent reliable sources - and this is most probably (per my BEFORE of the subject) the work he is most noted for in independent which have analyzed this essay in depth. Our text is well supported by the sources its cites, and quotations have been provided.
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His CV lists a few works on neo-Stalinism, yes. The one that got the most attention is the book chapter (18 pages, a bit more than stray comments). As stated in RSes (and you should be able to verify easily in in the chapter itself) - he named names (much more than 2) , referred to US historians in
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What specifically is cherry picked here? The entire piece by
Radzilowski is about "neo-Stalinism" in academia in general and in regards to Poland. He has written another piece on this in Polish, asserting a different academic was blackballed due to this. There is nothing slanderous in fairly
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None of these show "work on 'neo-Stalinism'". You're taking a couple stray comments and pretending they're something they're not. Has he published any papers on "neo-Stalinism"? And this aside from the issue that his comments referred to a coupe specific authors not "social sciences" in
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Our subject's work on neo-Stalinism has beeb covered at length in 3 academic sources (the 2 cited ones + Sarmatian Review). If you have an issue with wording - please suggest an alternative formulation.
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