The paper examines the political mobilisation and construction of modern political identities among workers during the 1905-1907 Revolution in the Kingdom of Poland. Political process, creation and alternation of the political subjectivities of workers are explained in terms of hegemonic articulations as presented by the political discourse theory of Ernesto Laclau. While social claims merged with resistance against the national oppression of the Tsarist regime and the struggle for social and political recognition, political subjectivities took various contingent and competitive forms; thus the same demands could be integrated into different political narratives and collective identities. Combining discourse theory and process tracing makes alternations of the political field in time intelligible.

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process tracing political discourse theory of ernesto narratives recognition political subjectivities hegemonic articulations

Wiktor Marzec,.The 1905-1907 Revolution in the Kingdom of Poland: Articulation of Political Subjectivities Among Workers. 1 (1),.

Wiktor Marzec,"The 1905-1907 Revolution in the Kingdom of Poland: Articulation of Political Subjectivities Among Workers" 1

Wiktor Marzec,"The 1905-1907 Revolution in the Kingdom of Poland: Articulation of Political Subjectivities Among Workers"