The paper to be presented at the XVIII “Kontra” Conference. The work has been cofunded from the European Union funds within the European Social Fund from project: “INWENCJA – Potencjał młodych naukowców oraz transfer wiedzy i innowacji wsparciem dla kluczowych dziedzin świ
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