Owing to the digital revolution, scientists of various specializations, including biography studies, deal with previously unknown phenomena. Sometimes these phenomena pose problems, but more often they can and should be treated as a positive challenge. One of them is a dynamic growth of the so-called blogosphere. The authors of this paper – Ewa Maria Slaska, a webmaster of a literary and social blog, and Tomasz Fetzki, who regularly writes for this blog – began a literary experiment about a year ago. They created blog posts about unusual, mysterious and inspirational people buried in the German and Polish cemeteries. These people lived in borderlands and were therefore of various nationalities and faiths. The authors discovered their graves during their numerous walks an journeys. It quickly became clear that these biographies have been approached too briefly and that they require a deeper insight. The results of the research and their educational potential are discussed in this paper.
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"Biografistyka Pedagogiczna" received funding for the years 2022-2024 from the funds of the Minister of Education and Science under the programme „Rozwój Czasopism Naukowych”.
Project duration: 2023-2024.
The amount of co-financing is 65 992,00 PLN
Contract number: RCN/SP/0434/2021/1