NARCOTICS APPENDIX UNWASHED SOULS WITKACY

Immerse yourself in the controversial and thought-provoking thoughts of Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz, known as Witkacy. This collection of two separate journalistic works is a journey through the author's critical view of drugs and his proposals for psychoanalysis as a tool to save society. Discover how Witkacy wanted to influence the consciousness of his compatriots and free them from their main sins.

• Critical view of drugs and their impact on the psyche
• Analysis of social problems and main sins of Poles
• Proposal for psychoanalysis as a method of soul cleansing
• Unique combination of journalism and literary style of Witkacy
• Edition containing two key works in one volume
• Inspiration to reflect on the state of society and the individual

In the first part of the volume, entitled "Nicotine, alcohol, cocaine", Witkiewicz presents his very critical attitude towards drugs. He describes his personal experiences with their use, showing the negative effects and dangers to mental and physical health. The author does not shy away from controversy, presenting his subjective but strong arguments against the use of psychoactive substances.

The second part, "Unwashed Souls", is an attempt at a psychoanalytic view of Polish society. Witkacy diagnoses the main problems and sins of his compatriots, proposing psychoanalysis as a tool to solve these problems. He wants to make Poles aware of their weaknesses and help them free themselves from them so that they can become better people and build a better society. His goal is to "wash souls" and prepare the nation for the challenges ahead.

The State Publishing Institute, the publisher of this volume, is an institution with a rich tradition and reputation. For years, it has been publishing the most important works of Polish literature and humanities, ensuring a high editorial and substantive level. When readers choose books from PIW, they can be sure that they are reaching for valuable and carefully prepared publications.

The book has 432 pages, a format of 14.5x20.5 cm and a paperback cover. Published in 2016, it is a valuable source of knowledge about Witkacy's views and work. It is a must-read for all lovers of Polish literature and people interested in social and psychological issues.