ON PROGRESS AND FREEDOM - FRANCISZEK KASPAREK

A selection of writings by the conservative thinker and professor at Jagiellonian University, Franciszek Kasparek, is a fascinating journey into the world of political ideas of the 19th century. His erudite texts, published, among others, in the Stanczyk's "Polish Review", touch on the fundamental issues of freedom, progress, nation and political power. Kasparek analyzes the then concepts of the state and politics, critically assessing the absolutization of freedom by supporters of democracy and the centralization of power by apologists of a strong government. His goal is to find a balance between these values, which makes his reflections highly relevant also in today's world.

• In-depth analysis of political ideas of the 19th century
• Critical view of the then concepts of freedom and power
• Search for a balance between freedom and order
• Relevance of Kasparek's reflections in today's world
• Erudition and precision of the author's argumentation
• Inspiration for reflection on contemporary politics

Franciszek Kasparek, as a conservative thinker and professor at Jagiellonian University, brought a voice of reason and moderation to the public debate. His writings are characterized by deep erudition and precision of argumentation. Kasparek was not afraid to criticize the then dominant ideas, proposing alternative solutions based on the search for a balance between different values. His reflections, although set in the context of the 19th century, remain surprisingly relevant today, being a valuable source of inspiration for contemporary researchers and politicians.

The selection of Kasparek's writings is not only an analysis of historical political concepts, but also an attempt to understand the universal mechanisms of power and society. The author shows how political ideas shape reality and what consequences the absolutization of one value at the expense of others has. His reflections are a valuable tool for the critical analysis of contemporary political and social processes. This book is a must-read for all those interested in the history of political thought and seeking inspiration to build a better world. It takes the reader into a world of concepts that only seem long past. Many of Kasparek's observations turn out to be surprisingly up-to-date, because political ideas have changed much less than the forms in which they are embodied.

The publication "On Progress and Freedom" was published by the Center for Political Thought, which specializes in publishing works of classical conservative and liberal thinkers. The selection of Franciszek Kasparek's writings fits perfectly into the mission of the publishing house, which is to promote valuable and inspiring political ideas. The book is published in hardcover, which guarantees its durability and aesthetic appearance. The format of 13x19.5 cm makes it a handy and convenient publication to read. With 624 pages, the book is a real treasure trove of knowledge and inspiration for all lovers of the history of political thought.