POLISH THOMISM 1879-1918. DICTIONARY OF PHILOSOPHERS

Discover the fascinating world of Polish Thomism from 1879-1918 with this unique dictionary of philosophers. This is the first compendium in Poland dedicated to the most outstanding continuators of the thought of St. Thomas Aquinas. Immerse yourself in the wealth of biographies, detailed discussions of the most important views, reviews and memories that make up an indispensable source of knowledge about this important era in Polish philosophy. Get to know the life and work of outstanding figures who shaped the intellectual landscape of that time.

• Complete compendium of knowledge about Polish Thomism.
• Biographies of the most important philosophers of this period.
• Discussions of key views and concepts.
• Reviews and memories related to Thomism.
• Indispensable source for researchers and philosophy enthusiasts.
• Accessible language, making it easier to understand even complex issues.
• Rich information about the historical and cultural context.

The von Borowiecky publishing house presents this extraordinary work, which is a key element in understanding Polish philosophy. This dictionary is the result of the editorial work of Bożena Listkowska and Artur Andrzejuk, who put a lot of effort into collecting and processing materials. Polish Thomism is a philosophical current that has deeply marked Polish intellectual thought. In this dictionary you will find detailed information about the philosophers who created and developed it. Find out what their inspirations were, what views they professed and how they influenced the development of Polish philosophy.

Thanks to this dictionary, you can deepen your knowledge of Polish Thomism, get to know the most important figures of this movement and understand what ideas shaped Polish philosophical thought at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. This is an essential position for philosophy students, historians, cultural researchers and all those interested in Polish intellectual thought. Immerse yourself in a reading that will take you to the fascinating world of Polish philosophers and their thoughts. This dictionary is not only a collection of information, but also an inspiration for further research and reflection on Polish culture and philosophy.

Volume I includes biographies of figures such as Franciszek Gabryl, Marian Morawski, Stefan Pawlicki, Idzi Radziszewski, Henryk Romanowski, Piotr Semenenko and Kazimierz Wais. Their intellectual achievements have been described and discussed in detail, so you will gain a full picture of their contribution to the development of Thomism in Poland. This dictionary is not only a lexicon, but also an invitation to dialogue with Polish philosophical thought. Discover the richness and diversity of Polish Thomism with this invaluable compendium of knowledge!