GARDEN A PLACE OF CULTIVATION OR A SYMBOL

Discover the fascinating world of gardens, where nature intertwines with culture, and plant cultivation becomes a symbol of deeper meanings. This unique publication is an invitation to a multi-dimensional journey through garden corners, analyzed both as systems and metaphors.

• Multi-faceted approach to the topic of the garden
• Analysis of symbolism and cultural meanings
• Rich collection of photographs
• Interdisciplinary approach combining humanities
• Inspiration for active co-creation of aesthetic-intellectual "objects"
• Hardcover ensuring durability of the edition

The book "Garden a place of cultivation or a symbol" is a collection of essays and analyses that show the garden in a broad cultural and social context. Editors Witold Jacyków and Dariusz Rymar invite you to reflect on the garden as a place of cultivation, but also as a symbol, metaphor and means of artistic expression. This publication is the result of interdisciplinary research that combines humanities such as art history, literary studies and philosophy.

The first part of the book presents three basic themes that provide a framework for detailed descriptions in the second part. Both parts create an intellectual background that is intended to dialogue with the richness of meanings contained in the collection of photographs. Text and images create a network of permutations that is intended to encourage the recipient to actively co-create aesthetic-intellectual objects.

The University of Silesia Publishing House gives readers a publication of high scientific and artistic value. The hardcover ensures the durability of the edition, and the careful graphic design emphasizes the aesthetic qualities of the book. "Garden a place of cultivation or a symbol" is a must-have for all lovers of gardens, art and culture.

The publication is ideal for students of humanities, art historians, literary scholars, as well as for all those who seek inspiration and a deeper understanding of the world around us. Discover the richness of meanings hidden in garden corners and let yourself be inspired to a creative dialogue with culture and nature.