THE TRACE OF MAN IN THE WORK OF CHARLES PÉGUY

Discover the fascinating analysis of the work of Charles Péguy, one of the most important thinkers of the 20th century. Nelli Sołonko's study is a profound reflection on the human condition, personalism, and humanistic values. Immerse yourself in the world of ideas that shaped the intellectual landscape of the era.

• In-depth analysis of Charles Péguy's works
• Personalistic perspective in the interpretation of man
• Reflection on humanism and the value of the human person
• Reconstruction of the cultural context based on the texts of the author and his recipients
• Study of the anthropology of literature and literary criticism
• Outline of the earlier tradition of thinking about man
• Development of personalistic literary criticism

In this study, the works of Charles Péguy are placed at the center of attention, analyzed from the perspective of the fundamental question: who and what is man? In the personalistic approach, man is seen as a person endowed with dignity, and reflection on his essence is inevitably associated with humanism, more precisely, with personalistic humanism, which defends the values of the human person. This monograph is therefore devoted to man and humanity, present in Péguy's heterogeneous writings. The background for this analysis is both an outline of the earlier tradition of thinking about man and the development of personalistic literary criticism. The reconstruction of the cultural context based on the texts of the author himself and his recipients, in my opinion, fits into the research area of ​​the anthropology of literature, for which the method of analysis and criticism of writing is not alien.

Charles Péguy was a French poet, essayist, and thinker whose work had a huge impact on the intellectual and spiritual life of the 20th century. His writings, full of passion and commitment, touch on fundamental questions about the meaning of life, the role of man in the world, and the relationship between the individual and society. Péguy was also an active social and political activist, involved in defending republican values ​​and social justice. His life and work are an inspiration to all who seek a deeper understanding of the human condition and want to actively participate in shaping a better world.

Nelli Sołonko, the author of this study, is a recognized researcher of literature and philosophy, specializing in the work of Charles Péguy and other personalistic thinkers. Her work is characterized by in-depth analysis, erudition, and sensitivity to the nuances of thought. Sołonko carefully examines Péguy's texts, recreating the cultural and intellectual context in which they were created, and showing their relevance and significance for the contemporary reader. Her study is a valuable contribution to research on the work of Péguy and personalism, as well as an inspiring read for all those interested in philosophy, literature, and the human condition.