What is the Virtual Ethnographic Museum Project?
Online Exhibits
Curator
Contact
Link To Polish Traditions
www.PolishTraditions.net
Witamy! Welcome!
To the Virtual Ethnographic
Museum Project
The Virtual Ethnographic Museum
project presents cultural and religious traditions in Poland and Polonia.
Each exhibit in the Museum consists of an extensive website including:
Polish & English terms, history, illustrations, fine & folk arts,
photographs, recipes, liturgy, how-to information, children's activities,
music, video clips, resources and links. The Project documents Polish
and Polish American ethnography in an accessible online format for the
international Polish community, sharing resources that might otherwise
be limited to scholarly print publications. The exhibits are of interest
to those of Polish descent, as well as scholars of folklore, ethnography,
immigration, popular religion and ethnic studies. The exhibits are of
particular interest to families who wish to rekindle traditions for elderly
parents/grandparents or for those wishing to share Polish heritage with
children.
Ann
Hetzel Gunkel, Ph.D. is Professor of Humanities and Cultural
Studies at Columbia College Chicago.
She is Vice President and Editor of Online Publications for the Polish
American Historical Association (PAHA) and is a member of the Polish
Institute of Arts & Sciences of America. A native of Chicago's
Polonia, Dr. Gunkel is a multimedia author who researches Polish American
material culture.
No part of these websites may be reproduced or published without express written consent of author AND attribution of source. Unauthorized reproduction of copyrighted material is a violation of international copyright law.
You are welcome to download
this banner and link to www.PolishTraditions.net.
Polish
Christmas Traditions/ Polish
Easter Traditions
Feast of
Corpus Christi
All content & design (c) 1999-2004 by Ann Hetzel Gunkel. May not be reproduced without permission.