PREMIERA! "Polish romanticist ethos" - pleniary of outstanding authors!

Romanticism in the past of Poland is an era of exceptional importance. Under the conditions of national captivity, perfect foundations were created not only for the endurance of the time of slavery, but besides for the revival of the state and the emergence of modern society. In another words, it is simply a time erstwhile a nation without a state survived through the strength of its culture. The guiding thought of the creators of those years could be seen as a passage from the Epilogue to Promethidion Cyprian Norwid, saying: "The national artist organizes imagination, specified as national politics organizing state forces...". In the Introduction Stanislaw Mikołajczak, who captured the full essence of why we should sink our thoughts into the romanticist ethos.

Among the authors were people who not only compose about it, but besides live this very Polish idea. Prof. Andrzej Nowak, Prof. Grzegorz Kucharczyk, Prof. Jan Żaryn, Prof. Stanisław Mikołajczak, Prof. Zdzisław Krasnodębski, Dr. Jacek Kowalski, Prof. Maria Cieśla-Korytowska, Prof. Marek Troszyński, Dr. Lidia Banowska, Prof. Grażyna Halkiewicz-Sojak, Prof. Wiesław Ratajczak, Dr. Anna Kapuscińska-Jawara, Prof. Dorota Hecka, Prof. Krzysztof Dybciak, Prof. Anna Kozłowska and Fr. Jan Machniak.

This is an crucial reading which reflects on the phenomenon of Polish civilian ethos, the mention to the heritage of Romanticism and the effort to realize the contemporary challenges of the Polish national community