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Autentyczność i teatralność. Andrzeja Falkiewicza koncepcja człowieka teatralnego w kontekście krytyki radykalizmu Helmutha Plessnera

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Greczko I.
Studia Philosophica Wratislaviensia
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2019
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vol. 14
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issue 2
103-113
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The aim of this work is to confront Andrzej Falkiewicz’s model of “homo theatralis” and—to a lesser degree—“being-as-metaphor” with Helmuth Plessner’s criticism of radicalism. In the first step the author shows generally the problem of “self” and moral sources of identity. In the second step the author analyzes the concept of “homo theatralis” (“theater man”) and “being-as-metaphor” by the Polish writer, critic, and philosopher Andrzej Falkiewicz—Leszek Nowak’s cooperator. In the third step the author is trying to connect Falkiewicz’s ideas with Helmuth Plessner’s model of radicalism (connected with his concept of commonwealth and society and difference between them). Then the author answers the question of the possibility of freedom in building our individual moral horizon.
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O nowych rozwinięciach nie-Marksowskiego materializmu historycznego. Recenzja książki: New Developments in the Theory of Historical Process. Polish Contribution to Non-Marxian Historical Materialism pod redakcją Krzysztofa Brzechczyna, Brill, Leiden–Boston, 2022

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Greczko I.
Człowiek i Społeczeństwo
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2024
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vol. 58
191-196
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The subject of the review is a scientific monograph edited by Krzysztof Brzechczyn, entitled “New Developments in the Theory of Historical Process. Polish Contribution to Non-Marxian Historical Materialism” (Leiden, Boston: Brill, 2022) that collects application of non-Marxian Historical Materialism by Leszek Nowak and his followers. The author of the review draws special attention to the explanatory power of Nowak’s theory and the relevance of the predictions about the totalitarianization of capitalism, formulated by the Nowak several decades ago.
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