In the Dutch

I haven't read anything more on the subject and would like to find out how Bauman's case is being discussed in Poland.

In the meantime, however, I do know that seems my piece is being discussed in Dutch:

Valt de eminente socioloog nu van zijn voetstuk? In Inside Higher Education schrijft Scott McLemee een gevoelig stuk, waarin hij uiteenzet in welke moeilijke tijd Bauman opgroeide. Toen Polen in 1939 werd opgedeeld, vluchtte hij met zijn gezin naar de Sovjet-Unie. Dat was geen slechte keuze voor een Jood, aldus McLemee. Na de oorlog was hij een overtuigd communist, die van zijn geboorteland een moderne egalitaire samenleving wilde maken.

Or as Babelfish translates it, using that verb in a rather elastic sense:

Does the eminent sociologist fall now of its voetstuk? In Inside Higher Education Scott McLemee write a sensitive piece, in which he explains in which difficult time Bauman grew up. When Poland in 1939, was subdivided, he escaped with its family to the Soviet Union. That no bad choice for a Jew, thus McLemee was. After the war he a convinced Communist, who of its birth country a modern egalitarian society makes savage, was.

I feel so cosmopolitan. And yet, pleasure though this certainly is, it cannot compare to the experience of learning that one of the top Vietnamese translators was involved in making available my article entitled "Jacques Derrida, người tiên phong của lý thuyết văn chương."

My campaign for world domination continues.