CHIVALRIC ETHOS AND ITS VARIATIONS - MARIA OSSOWSKA

The book "Chivalric Ethos and its Variations" by Maria Ossowska is a fascinating journey through the history and sociology of culture, analyzing the concept of chivalric ethos throughout the ages. The author examines how chivalric patterns have changed, from ancient Greece and Sparta, through medieval knights, to the British gentleman and the echoes of chivalry in the New World. This is a must-read for lovers of history, sociology and moral philosophy.

• Analysis of chivalric ethos throughout the ages
• Overview of chivalric patterns from antiquity to the present
• Sociological and historical study
• Author: Maria Ossowska, an outstanding cultural researcher
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• Ideal reading for students and history enthusiasts
• Inspiring to reflect on values and morality

Maria Ossowska, an outstanding Polish sociologist and moral philosopher, presents in her book "Chivalric Ethos and its Variations" an in-depth analysis of the concept of chivalric ethos, understood as a lifestyle, general orientation of culture and hierarchy of values. The author traces the evolution of this ethos over the centuries, from its ancient roots to modern interpretations. This book is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in cultural history, sociology of morality and philosophy of values.

Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, known for publishing high-quality scientific literature, presents readers with a carefully edited book that will surely satisfy the curiosity of even the most demanding readers. "Chivalric Ethos and its Variations" is a book that should be in every library of people who value intellectual stimulation and in-depth social analysis.

This book is not only a historical overview, but also an inspiration to reflect on contemporary values and social norms. The author shows how chivalric ideals such as honor, courage and loyalty have survived in various forms and continue to influence our attitudes and behaviors. It is a reading that encourages us to ask questions about the meaning of life and the role of morality in society.