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2013 | 9 | 221-240

Article title

Dialog, do którego nie doszło? Dekalog na tle sytuacji społeczno-politycznej Polski przełomu lat 80. I 90. XX w.

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PL

Abstracts

EN
Is a dialogue between two people representing opposite beliefs pos-sible? Is Decalogue an athletic competition which involves ten various disciplines? Is it possible to live in the present world according to God’s law? And can the commandments given to the Chosen Nation thousands of years ago still matter? The series of films by Krzysztof Kieślowski about Decalogue shows that certain values are universal although you sometimes have to lose your faith in order to regain it. When compared to the John Paul II’s teaching presented during his first visit to independ-ent Poland in the form of lectures it gets a new meaning as it becomes a part of an extraordinary dialogue – a dialogue which in fact didn’t take place. It is the very works left by two great men – a head of the Church and an artist – that speak on behalf of their creators. What is the meaning of the dialogue today? The readers are to learn it on their own.

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Year

Volume

9

Pages

221-240

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Dates

published
2013

References

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  • Jan Paweł II, Fides et ratio, Rzym, 1998.
  • Jan Paweł II, IV pielgrzymka do Ojczyzny. Przemówienia i homilie Ojca Św. Jana Pawła II, Pelplin 1991.
  • Ks.Lis M., Figury Chrystusa w Dekalogu Krzysztofa Kieślowskiego, Opole 2007.
  • Wojtyła K., Miłość i odpowiedzialność, Lublin 1986.
  • Zawiśliński S., Ważne, żeby iść, Warszawa 2005.

Document Type

Publication order reference

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ISSN
1896-4087

YADDA identifier

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