One World - Many Colours

Autor: Teresa Chynczewska-Hennel

Rok wydania: 2019

Liczba stron: 204

Okładka: twarda

Format: 15,00 cm x 21,00 cm

Uwagi - okładka z przetarciami

In Teresa Chynczewska’s work, her passion for historical sciences goes hand in hand with her passion for civic values, justice, peaceful coexistence among countries, peoples and religions. […] All the ideas and fields of scholarly interest I mentioned above are perfectly represented in the selection of essays presented in this book. They offer a highly focused overview of the numerous problems which were at the center of Chynczewska’s scientific interests and which were thoroughly and clearly examined in her books. They also offer shining evidence of the author’s constant ethical engagement, her tireless search for the many points of contact between cultures and narratives which were opposed by cynical political goals, human envy, thirst for power, by the inability of numerous leaders and social groups to look for genuine human values and interests that should have overridden their own egoism and the short-term interest of a specific group or class in the nearsighted “here and now”.

Teresa Chynczewska’s constant desire to build bridges is her most relevant contribution as a scholar and as a human being. In this collection of essays her lively curiosity for any possible manifestation of human thinking also appears in the discussion about philosophical and religious conceptions of ancient and new Eastern peoples.

From Preface
by Professor Giovanna Brogi

Spis treści:

Preface by professor Giovanna Brogi /11

Religious Mosaic of the Fisrt Polish Commonwealth /17

The National Consciousness od Ukrainian Nobles and Cossacks from the End of the Sixteenth to the Mid-Seventeent Century /29

The Political, Social and National Thought of the Ukrainian Higher Clergy 1569-1700 /49

The Idea of the Union of Hadjac Fifty Years Later /119

Nuncio Mario Filonardi and the Orthodox Church in his "Relatio Finale" /135

Venetian Plan with Regard to Poland and Ukraien in the Mid-Seventeeth Century: Girolamo Cavazza nad Alberto Vimina /145

Pssibilities for Cooperation between Polish and Ukrainian Historians on the History of Ukraine in teh Seventeenth Century /161

The Kiev-Mohyla Academy from the Polish Point od View /167

On Polish Questions: Can Cristianity Be a Partisan Relogion? /181

Brave Gurkhas /191