Krakowski filozof Mirosław Dzielski i historyczne konteksty jego filozofii społecznej, część 1

Abstract

KRAKÓW PHILOSOPHER MIROSŁAW DZIELSKI AND THE HISTORICAL CONTEXTS OF HIS SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY, PART 1

Using Mirosław Dzielski’s writings, archival materials, memoirs and historical analyses, the author of the paper attempts to describe Dzielski’s activity and shares his reflections on this historical figure. The paper presents Dzielski in the entourage of the times in which he was socially active and practised philosophy. It discusses what the author considers to be the most crucial pillars of Dzielski’s social philosophy, namely: revolutions, the Light-Life Movement, John Paul II, and Solidarity. Dzielski’s character and thought have been portrayed from the angle of these issues. The paper consists of two parts. The first part presents the philosopher’s figure and the first of the four pillars of his social philosophy, i.e. revolutions, while the remaining three pillars are discussed in the second part of the text.