ENCYCLOPEDIA OF POLISH PHILOSOPHY VOLUME 1 A-Ł

Discover the richness of Polish philosophical thought! The Encyclopedia of Polish Philosophy is a two-volume compendium of knowledge, covering the period from the 13th century to the present. It is a fascinating journey through the people, problems and schools that shaped Polish philosophy. Ideal for students, scholars and anyone interested in the humanities.

• Complete compendium of knowledge about Polish philosophy
• Covers the period from the 13th century to the present
• Presents people, problems and philosophical schools
• Shows the richness of the achievements of Polish thinkers
• Addressed to a wide audience
• Help in studying and developing Polish humanistic culture
• Promotion of the native philosophical and humanistic tradition

The Encyclopedia of Polish Philosophy is an invaluable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to explore the secrets of Polish philosophical thought. It contains original theories developed by Polish thinkers, such as Polish notation, logic systems, independent ethics, ethical personalism, realistic metaphysics and many others. It is a testimony to the richness and importance of the native philosophical and humanistic tradition.

This publication is addressed to a wide audience - from students and scholars to teachers and philosophy enthusiasts. It is an excellent aid in studying, developing and deepening Polish humanistic culture. The Encyclopedia of Polish Philosophy is also a promotion of the native philosophical and humanistic tradition and a testimony to its richness and importance. It is a must-read for anyone who appreciates intellectual depth and Polish cultural heritage.

The Encyclopedia of Polish Philosophy was published by the Polish Society of Thomas Aquinas, which guarantees a high level of content and the reliability of the information presented. The hardcover with dust jacket ensures durability and aesthetic appearance, and the large format (277x215x57 mm) makes it easy to read and use the encyclopedia. The number of pages (957) testifies to the vastness and complexity of the knowledge contained in it.