SLAVIC STUDIES AND SLAVOPHILISM

We invite you to read the fascinating essay by Prof. Feliks Koneczny, delivered during the memorable founding meeting of the Slavic Society in Krakow in 1913. This is a unique look at the relationship between the science of the Slavs and the Slavophile ideology, which delights with its intellectual richness and the relevance of the theses.

• Insightful analysis of the relationship between Slavic studies and Slavophilism
• Reflections by Prof. Feliks Koneczny – an outstanding thinker
• Historical context of the founding meeting of the Slavic Society
• Edition in an elegant paperback cover
• Ideal format for reading on the go

Professor Feliks Koneczny, an outstanding Polish historian and thinker, was known for his comprehensive approach to research on culture and history. His lecture from 1913 is a valuable source of knowledge about the intellectual debates of that time regarding the Slavic world. This essay, published by Miles Publishing House, is not only a report on a historical event, but also an inspiration for a deeper understanding of Slavic identity.

Slavic studies, as a field of science, aims at an objective understanding of the history, language, and culture of the Slavs. Slavophilism, on the other hand, is an ideological trend that emphasizes the uniqueness and distinctiveness of Slavic culture, often in opposition to the West. In his essay, Koneczny analyzes the tensions and connections between these two approaches, showing the complexity and dynamics of the relationship between science and ideology.

The publication of the essay in 2020 by Miles Publishing House in a paperback cover with a format of 180x130x5 mm guarantees an aesthetic and durable product. The number of pages (29) allows for a quick and satisfying read, and the careful edition emphasizes the intellectual value of this work. We invite you to discover the fascinating world of Slavic thought!