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On the densely and richly populated Polish intellectual scene, Stanisław Obirek is one of the most prominent and significant, indeed outstanding actors. He stands out from the rest of actors for the role he designed and scripted for himself and has been consistently, over many years, performing; (...) a role that follows no ready-made scripts and lines, a role that Obirek originated and developed (...) and which it have succeeded by now to make an indispensable part of the Polish intellectual life.
One should be grateful to the publishers for collecting, (...) the manifold Obirek's writings on the subjects ranging from the general condition of religion in contemporary world, through the problems related to the Church's place and role in society (...). and up to the convoluted, intricate and puzzling case of the Polish-Jewish relation, which Stanisław Obirek is not the first Catholic tackling, but perhaps the first scholar attempting to approach it as a Catholic. One should be graleful to the publishers, as what they offer the readers is a genuine treasure-trove of fascinating findings, convincing interpretations and inspiring visions, which will most certainly earn a distinguished and durable place in the ongoing debates in Poland, but also all around our disunited yet struggling to unite planet.
Rok wydania | 2009 |
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Liczba stron | 176 |
Kategoria | Publikacje darmowe |
Wydawca | Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego |
ISBN-13 | 978-83-7525-310-8 |
Numer wydania | 1 |
Język publikacji | polski |
Informacja o sprzedawcy | ePWN sp. z o.o. |
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Preface – Prof. Zygmunt Bauman | 5 |
I. General Perspectives | 11 |
Chapter 1. The Catholic Church and Globalization | 11 |
Chapter 2. Intellectuals and Catholicism in Today’s Poland | 23 |
Chapter 3. Jesuits in Poland and Eastern Europe | 35 |
Chapter 4. The Beginning of Catholic Higher Education in the USA: The Case of Belarusian Jesuits | 53 |
II. Poland After Communism | 65 |
Chapter 5. The Impact of Communism on Culture and Religion in Post-Communist Europe | 65 |
Chapter 6. The Revenge of the “Victims” or About Polish Catholics’ Difficulty with Democracy | 79 |
Chapter 7. Distributive Justice: Aspects of Making Democracy in Poland | 87 |
III. Polish-Jewish Relations After the Holocaust | 99 |
Chapter 8. Why do Polish Catholics Have Problems Facing the Holocaust? | 99 |
Chapter 9. Catholics, Jews and the Teachings of Abraham Joshua Heschel | 115 |
Chapter 10. Is Christology an Obstacle for Jewish Christian Understanding? | 127 |
Chapter 11. Christology as a Christian Form of Idolatry | 135 |
Chapter 12. A Common Destiny: Why Jewish-Christian Dialogue is Important to Me? | 147 |
Chapter 13. Between Enthusiasm and Silence: Polish Catholic Theologians and the Jews | 153 |
Index | 167 |
Bibliography | 169 |