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“It Was our Live.” The Division of the Dobrzeń Wielki Commune in Narratives of Its Inhabitants In this paper I analyze the dynamics of narratives related to a planned takeover of a couple of villages of the Dobrzeń Wielki commune together with the Opole Power Station by the city of Opole (PL). In this context I focus on politics and ethics of emotions, feelings and aff ects which marked the discursive space and brought varied types of aff ective togetherness in the fi eld of “political.” Because discursive practices of commune’s inhabitants were shaped by anticipations of uncertain future, they evoked the “ethics of probability” and the “ethics of possibility.” While the former embodied fears connected to the planned division, the latter expressed hope for “good life.” Th ey both inspired various forms of social protest. However, because concepts of “good life” usually relate to discernable ends and strategies, changing circumstances result in diff erent politics and ethics of emotions, feelings and aff ects. Consequently, when the anticipated takeover became the daily present, the discourses of “authorities” and of “ordinary people” started to diverge. Th is, in turn, brought reconfi gurations of aff ective togetherness, shift ed poles of the fi eld of “political,” and redefi ned the local scene of “politics.” Th e leaders who stuck on ideas defi ning the pre-partition period lost the latest municipal election to a faction who did not dwell on the past, but promised to work collectively for

„No bo tym się żyło”. Podział gminy Dobrzeń Wielki w narracjach jej mieszkańców