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Христианство и современный консерватизм

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Raźny A.
Politeja : Pismo Wydziału Studiów Miedzynarodowych i Politycznych Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
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2012
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issue 1(19)
67-74
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The shape of modern culture is defined by the dominant anti-metaphysical and anti-religious trend, acquiring an anti-Christian character not only in the sphere of ontology and epistemology, but also axiology. From that point of view, a particularly important role is played by these trends that protect the threatened Christian values and the world-view associated with it. Among the leading trends is the contemporary conservatism, as both an ideology defying the secular model of society imposed by the French Revolution, and as a worldview that rejects the new meanings of existence and a new order of values that arose following the Revolution.
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Współczesne znaczenie pracy Ryszarda Łużnego o wychowankach Akademii Kijowsko-Mohylańskiej

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Raźny A.
Roczniki Humanistyczne
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2013
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vol. 61
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issue 7: Słowianoznawstwo
41-52
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This paper attempts to investigate the current relevance and significance of the work published by Prof. Ryszard Łużny in 1966, entitled Writers in the Kiyv-Mohyla Academy circle and their influence on Polish literature. This seminal work became an epistemological and axiological foundation for the author's own research, but also for his numerous students and followers, engaged in the investigations of the Polish-East-Slavic relations in the domains of culture and religion. Łużny's work is an example of an objective and ideologically unbiased, humanistic approach of a philologist and researcher of cultures to facts and to the ontological, axiological and historical truth they correspond with. Rejecting the theory of the paramount role of Polish culture in shaping the creative personalities of the writers – students of Kiyv-Mohyla Academy – R. Łużny proved that they were a first point of contact between the East-Slavic culture, mostly Russian, Poland and the West.
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