FELIKS KONECZNY. COLLECTED WORKS VOL. 15

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of thought of Feliks Koneczny, one of the most important Polish thinkers of the 20th century. Volume XV of "Collected Works" is an extraordinary journey through his post-war emigration works, which shed new light on the theory of civilization and the ideal system for Poland. Learn about his analyses of Jewish civilization and the concepts of the state in Latin civilization.

• In-depth analysis of Jewish civilization
• Concept of an ideal system for Poland
• Inspirations from the principles of Latin civilization
• Works published in exile after the Professor's death
• Considerations on law, ethics and social organization
• Comparison of Jewish civilization with other systems
• Influence of the principles of the Ten Commandments on state and law

Feliks Koneczny was an outstanding historian and philosopher of history, whose theory of civilization continues to inspire researchers and thinkers. In his works, he analyzed the differences between civilizations, pointing to different approaches to law, ethics and social organization. His reflections on Jewish civilization, based on nearly three decades of work, are a unique contribution to understanding this culture and its impact on the world.

In volume XV you will find two key works by Koneczny: "Jewish Civilization" and "The State in Latin Civilization. The Principles of Law in Latin Civilization". The former is the result of an in-depth analysis of Jewish civilization as a separate method of collective life. The second work presents a vision of an ideal system for Poland, based on the principles of Latin civilization, such as decentralization of power, self-government and the spirit of law based on the Ten Commandments.

Koneczny, living in the era of 20th-century totalitarianism and dictatorships, was inspired by the principles of Latin civilization, describing an ideal system for Poland, in which power is highly decentralized and based on a society with a deeply rooted idea of self-government, and the spirit of the state and law is based on the principles of the Ten Commandments. Although some of the Professor's postulates may be considered utopian or obsolete due to the passage of time and changed socio-political realities, their essence remains unchanged and may continue to inspire legislators.

Miles Publishing House is proud to present this unique edition, which brings readers closer to the richness of Feliks Koneczny's thoughts. Volume XV is not only a must-read for historians and philosophers, but also an inspiration for all those seeking answers to questions about the future of Poland and the world.