LATARNIE SĄ OŚWIETLONE. NON-PARTISAN SKETCHES - MAREK TABIN

Marek Tabin's book "Latarnie są oświetlone. Non-partisan Sketches" is a fascinating journey through the recent history of Poland, presented as a coherent chain of cause and effect. The author analyzes human attitudes and social mechanisms that have led to the current political situation. It is a read for those who want to understand the roots of contemporary problems and challenges.

• Analysis of the recent history of Poland as a coherent chain of events.
• Critical look at the governments after 1989 and their consequences.
• Reflections on the development of Stalinist newspeak and its impact on society.
• Analysis of attempts to base social life on a single doctrine.
• Thesis on the small impact of the system on the development of the country compared to the socio-political culture.

Marek Tabin, born in Tarnów, Master of Physics and Doctor of Sociology at the University of Warsaw, is an extremely interesting figure. After graduating, he worked as a teacher and later as a sociologist at the Polish Academy of Sciences and the University of Warsaw. At the same time, he was involved in the democratic opposition, for which he was interned under martial law. In the years 1983-1994 he lived in exile in Paris and Munich, where he worked as a publisher and editor. After returning to Poland, he continued his work at the University of Warsaw.

The book "Latarnie są oświetlone" is a collection of essays and analyses that provoke thought and question established patterns. The author is not afraid to ask difficult questions and propose unconventional solutions. His texts are full of erudition, but at the same time written in an accessible language, which makes reading both informative and enjoyable. It is a must-read for anyone interested in politics, sociology and recent history.

Universitas Publishing House, known for publishing valuable and ambitious titles, gives readers a book that will certainly provoke many discussions and reflections. "Latarnie są oświetlone" is not only an analysis of the past, but also an attempt to understand the present and outline the future. It is a book that makes you think and encourages you to act.

Marek Tabin's book is a position that will certainly interest people seeking a deeper understanding of Polish reality. The author, from the perspective of an experienced sociologist and participant in political life, presents his thoughts on the causes and effects of systemic transformation, analyzes the mechanisms of power and the impact of culture on the development of the country. It is a read that allows you to look at Poland from a new perspective and understand why it is the way it is.