BEING, IDENTITY, NATION

The book "Being, Identity, Nation" is a fascinating journey into the depths of philosophical reflections on the category of identity and the idea of the nation. The author invites the reader to reflect on how these fundamental concepts affect our daily lives, judgments, and opinions. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the complexity of the relationship between the individual and society.

• Metaphysical analysis of national identity
• Historical approach to the idea of the nation
• Reflection on the philosophical aspects of being
• Understanding the category of identity
• Book for anyone interested in philosophy and sociology
• Bold attempt to understand what identity is

The book is a historical and analytical reflection on both the category of identity and the political idea of the nation, in order to answer the question of what research perspective should be used to approach the now popular expression of "national identity." Through an in-depth philosophical analysis, the author seeks to understand what shapes our identity and how it influences our perception of the world. It is a read that forces you to think and ask questions about the foundations of our existence.

Modern discussions about national identity often boil down to a sociological or political science level. The author of the book "Being, Identity, Nation" goes beyond this framework, proposing a metaphysical perspective. Thanks to this, the reader has the opportunity to better understand what is behind the concept of national identity and what its roots are. It is a book for those who are looking for answers to questions about the meaning of existence and the place of man in the world.

Marek Derewiecki Publishing House, known for publishing valuable works in the field of philosophy and social sciences, presents readers with another position that will certainly encourage reflection and discussion. The hardcover binding and high quality of the edition make this book an ornament for every library. An ideal offer for students, scientists, and all philosophy enthusiasts looking for inspiration and new perspectives.

The category of identity is ubiquitous. It supports both our everyday, ordinary activities and scientific discoveries, influences the judgments and opinions made, and establishes recognized hierarchies of values and formulated views. The concept itself, however, is not commonplace, ordinary, and simple. It appears as a result of philosophical reflection and precise analysis of being, aimed at answering the question: Why is being being, why is it itself, why is it what it is?