Christopher Garbowski Knihy

Exploring the transcendentals of truth, beauty, and goodness through the lens of Christian humanism, this work delves into moral psychology and self-improvement. It engages with the philosophy of culture and religion, incorporating insights from rituals and both high and popular culture, offering a comprehensive examination of how these elements influence our understanding of morality and personal development.

Focusing on Poland during the war in Ukraine, the book delves into the political and philosophical reflections of public scholars on the nation's moral rearmament amidst a significant axiological challenge for the West. It examines Poland's sociopolitical response to the Russian invasion, contrasting the aggressive Russian empire with the European Union as a normative entity. Through cultural and political philosophy, along with political theology, it explores historical memory in Poland, highlighting how a tragic sensibility can counter historical amnesia and inform moral rearmament in perilous times.