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Gustav Mahler’s Mental World
A Systematic Representation. Translated by Ernest Bernhardt-Kabisch©2016 Monographs -
Metaphysical Conflict. A Study of the Major Novels of Ivan Turgenev
©1990 Monographs -
Existence, Sense and Values. Essays in Metaphysics and Phenomenology
Edited by Sebastian Tomasz Kołodziejczyk©2013 Others -
St. Cyril of Alexandria's Metaphysics of the Incarnation
©2016 Monographs -
The Metaphysical Vision
Arthur Schopenhauer’s Philosophy of Art and Life and Samuel Beckett’s Own Way to Make Use of It©2008 Monographs -
Post-war British Fiction as ‘Metaphysical Ethography’
‘Gods, Godgames and Goodness’ in John Fowles’s "The Magus</I> and Iris Murdoch’s "The Sea, the Sea</I>©2008 Monographs -
«Word», Words, and World
How a Wittgensteinian Perspective on Metaphor-Making Reveals the Theo-logic of Reality©2013 Monographs -
Traveling to Other Worlds
Lectures on Transpersonal Expression in Literature and the Arts©2012 Monographs -
Pragmatism, Science and Naturalism
©2011 Edited Collection -
Humanism in Husserl and Aquinas
Contrast between a Phenomenological Concept of Man and a Realistic Concept of Man©2003 Thesis -
Aristotle’s Powers and Responsibility for Nature
©2012 Monographs -
Catholic Thought from Lublin
ISSN: 1051-693X
"Catholic Thought from Lublin is a monograph series devoted to Lublin philosophy and its applications. Books in the series represent the major voices in this school and address a broad range of philosophical subjects. Essentially, Lublin philosophy is the latest systematic presentation and interpretation of Thomistic thought. It was introduced in Poland after World War II. Lublinism, or Polish Existential Thomism, embodies a new and revolutionary ideal in the history of Catholic philosophical and theological teaching under the aegis of John Paul II. Lublinism represents a genuine quest into the classical philosophy of Aristotle and Aquinas based on both an objective rigorous study of reality understood as being in concreto and a subjective pursuit in evaluating human existence (in its internal experience) as personal being. In its catholicity, the Polish version of Thomistic thought from Lublin is an intricately nuanced melding of the best insight of contemporary existentialism, chiefly from Marcel and Heidegger; of methodology drawn from Scheler and Ingarden; and of realist metaphysics from Aquinas, together with some of the methodological results of the Lwow/Warsaw school of logic. As such it combines the best of the old and the new of perennial philosophy." "Catholic Thought from Lublin is a monograph series devoted to Lublin philosophy and its applications. Books in the series represent the major voices in this school and address a broad range of philosophical subjects. Essentially, Lublin philosophy is the latest systematic presentation and interpretation of Thomistic thought. It was introduced in Poland after World War II. Lublinism, or Polish Existential Thomism, embodies a new and revolutionary ideal in the history of Catholic philosophical and theological teaching under the aegis of John Paul II. Lublinism represents a genuine quest into the classical philosophy of Aristotle and Aquinas based on both an objective rigorous study of reality understood as being in concreto and a subjective pursuit in evaluating human existence (in its internal experience) as personal being. In its catholicity, the Polish version of Thomistic thought from Lublin is an intricately nuanced melding of the best insight of contemporary existentialism, chiefly from Marcel and Heidegger; of methodology drawn from Scheler and Ingarden; and of realist metaphysics from Aquinas, together with some of the methodological results of the Lwow/Warsaw school of logic. As such it combines the best of the old and the new of perennial philosophy." "Catholic Thought from Lublin is a monograph series devoted to Lublin philosophy and its applications. Books in the series represent the major voices in this school and address a broad range of philosophical subjects. Essentially, Lublin philosophy is the latest systematic presentation and interpretation of Thomistic thought. It was introduced in Poland after World War II. Lublinism, or Polish Existential Thomism, embodies a new and revolutionary ideal in the history of Catholic philosophical and theological teaching under the aegis of John Paul II. Lublinism represents a genuine quest into the classical philosophy of Aristotle and Aquinas based on both an objective rigorous study of reality understood as being in concreto and a subjective pursuit in evaluating human existence (in its internal experience) as personal being. In its catholicity, the Polish version of Thomistic thought from Lublin is an intricately nuanced melding of the best insight of contemporary existentialism, chiefly from Marcel and Heidegger; of methodology drawn from Scheler and Ingarden; and of realist metaphysics from Aquinas, together with some of the methodological results of the Lwow/Warsaw school of logic. As such it combines the best of the old and the new of perennial philosophy."
4 publications
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Knowledge, Action, Pluralism
Contemporary Perspectives in Philosophy of Religion©2014 Edited Collection -
The Beautiful and the Monstrous
Essays in French Literature, Thought and Culture©2010 Conference proceedings -
Heidegger and a New Possibility of Dwelling
©2003 Thesis