AUTOFATIKE. ON THE POSSIBILITY OF DETERMINING... - KONRAD DYDAK RYCYK OFM

In the world of philosophy and theology, where the boundaries of knowledge are constantly being pushed, the question arises about the possibility of determining autofatike. What is this mysterious concept? What implications does it have for our understanding of reality? This study, while not claiming to provide definitive answers, is an attempt to delve into this fascinating issue. I invite you to read a text that may open new perspectives and inspire further research.

• Attempt to define a "third theology": The study seeks a non-apophatic and non-cataphatic theology.
• Consideration of the possibilities of autofatike: Analysis of its potential impact on philosophy and theology.
• A foretaste of what lies ahead: Autofatike as something that is only just forming and developing.
• Inspiration for further discussion: The study does not close the topic, but opens new paths for exploration.
• Search for beginnings: An attempt to capture autofatike at its beginnings, in its intentions.

The author, Konrad Dydak Rycyk OFM, invites the reader on an intellectual journey in which he analyzes the possibility of determining autofatike. This concept moves on the border of the knowable and becomes a challenge for traditional philosophical and theological methods. This study is not only an attempt at definition, but also an invitation to co-create the discourse on what is still undetermined, what is just emerging.

The von Borowiecky publishing house, known for publishing ambitious and innovative scientific works, hands over to readers a work that will certainly arouse the interest of the academic community. "Autofatike. On the possibility of determining..." is a must-read for all those who want to broaden their horizons and explore the secrets of philosophy and theology. This book, although demanding, offers a unique perspective on issues that have preoccupied humanity for centuries.

The 146x210 mm format and paperback binding make the book handy and comfortable to read. 136 pages full of content encourage reflection and in-depth analysis. The year of publication, 2024, testifies to the topicality of the topics discussed and their importance for contemporary thought. This study is only a preface (antescriptum), a prelude, or - referring to Greek iconography - a first depiction, a protoeikadzon.