Prawda i fałsz w nauce i sztuce

Author(s): / Language(s): Polish

The authors discuss truth and falsehood in science and the arts. They view truth as an irreducible point of reference, both in striving for elementary knowledge about the world and in seeking methods and artistic means of achieving this goal. The multilevel and multiple-aspect research presented here, conducted on material from different periods and different cultures, shows very clearly that truth and falsehood lie at the foundation of all human motivation, choices, decisions, and behaviors. At the same time, however, it reveals that every bid to extrapolate the results of detailed studies into generalizations aimed at universalization – by the very fact of their discursivation – either subjects the discussion to the rules of formal logic or situates it outside the realm of truth and falsehood.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1958 / 125

Author(s): Witold M. Gombrowicz,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Zygmunt Haupt,Michał Sokolnicki,Adam Uziembło,Henryk Schoenfeld,Zofia Romanowiczowa,Tadeusz Śliwiak,Zygmunt Falkowski,Jerzy Zubrzycki,Auberon Herbert,Zygmunt Haupt,Bolesław Taborski,Zdzisław Broncel / Language(s): Polish

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1958 / 126

Author(s): Juliusz Mieroszewski,Paweł Hostowiec (Jerzy Stempowski),Gustaw Herling-Grudziński,Ireneusz Iredynski,Zbigniew Jordan,Jan Brzekowski / Language(s): Polish

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 039

Author(s): Innocenty Maria Bocheński,Jurij Szerech (George Y. Shevelov),Maria Czapska,X.W. Meysztowicz,Tymon Terlecki,Józef Czapski,Konstanty Brzóska,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Stanisław Lubodziecki,Wacław Alfred Zbyszewski,Michał Sokolnicki,Józef Łobodowski,Paweł Hostowiec (Jerzy Stempowski) / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 040 + 041

Author(s): Paweł Hostowiec (Jerzy Stempowski),Juliusz Mieroszewski,Theoidor Oberlaender,Aleksander Korczyński,Jan Holcman,Andrzej Bobkowski,Jan Bielatowicz,Józef Łobodowski,Maria Czapska,Włodzimierz Bączkowski,Wacław Alfred Zbyszewski,Jerzy Lerski,Wacław Stachiewicz,Wacław Szyszkowski,Konstanty Brzóska,Janusz Kowalewski,Włodzimierz Sznarbachowski,Wacław Alfred Zbyszewski,Jan Ulatowski / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 043

Author(s): Czesław Miłosz,Paweł Hostowiec (Jerzy Stempowski),Witold M. Gombrowicz,Wit Tarnawski,Michał Sokolnicki,Jan Librach,Jerzy Lerski,Józef Łobodowski,Bogdan Konaszewicz,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Jan Barański,Kazimierz Zamorski,Wacław Alfred Zbyszewski / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 044

Author(s): Aleksander Kawałkowski,Czesław Miłosz,Edouard Roditi,Witold M. Gombrowicz,Aleksandra Mackiewicz,Józef Mackiewicz,Waclaw Iwaniuk,Wacław Alfred Zbyszewski,Aleksander Bregman,Wiesław Żyliński,Juliusz Mieroszewski,W. Kościałkowski,Władysław Żbik-Kaniewski,Michał Sokolnicki,Stanisław Stroński / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 045 + 046

Author(s): Roman Palester,Milada Souczkowa,Czesław Miłosz,José Ferrater Mora,Józef Wittlin,Zygmunt Haupt,Aleksander Hertz,Józef Łobodowski,Zygmunt Zaremba,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Stanisław Gryziewicz,Włodzimierz Bączkowski,Wiktor Ostrowski,Jerzy Lerski,E. Żagiell,Kazimierz Krzepisz,Witold Kostrzyński,Felicjan Sławoj Składkowski,Jan Tokarski,Jan Torosiewicz (Andrzej Vincenz) / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 047

Author(s): Innocenty Maria Bocheński,Stanisław Vincenz,Paweł Hostowiec (Jerzy Stempowski),Arthur Koestler,Józef Łobodowski,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Józef Czapski,Felicjan Sławoj Składkowski,Marian K. Dziewanowski,Henryk Piątkowski,Wit Tarnawski / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 048

Author(s): Witold M. Gombrowicz,Stanisław Vincenz,Stanisław Gryziewicz,Zbigniew Małecki,Józef Czapski,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Bogdan Konaszewicz,Wanda Falk,Jerzy Lerski,Jan Ulatowski,Jerzy Stefan Langrod,Tymon Terlecki,Marian K. Dziewanowski,Kazimierz Zamorski,Stefan Kościałkowski / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 049

Author(s): Stanisław Vincenz,Tadeusz Nowakowski,Józef Łobodowski,Danuta Bieńkowska,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Isabell Hoffmann,Jakub Hoffman,Czesław Miłosz,Jan Tokarski,Aleksander Korczyński,Branko M. Lazić,Witold Kostrzyński,Kazimierz Zamorski / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1951 / 050

Author(s): Roman Palester,Andrzej Bobkowski,Stanisław Vincenz,Juliusz Mieroszewski,Jerzy Lerski,Maria Czapska,Czesław Miłosz,Jerzy Dołęga-Kowalewski,Władysław Pobóg-Malinowski,Józef Łobodowski,Daniel Halévy,Stanisław Gryziewicz,Wit Tarnawski,Jan (Kajetan) Chomęcki (Dzierżykraj-Morawski) / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1952 / 051

Author(s): Juliusz Mieroszewski,Witold M. Gombrowicz,Aleksander Hertz,Stanisław Vincenz,Józef Mackiewicz,Józef Ursyn,Michał Sokolnicki,Alfred Burmeister,Jeanne Hersch,Wit Tarnawski,Natalia Zarembina,Alfons Bronarski,Józef Ursyn / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1952 / Numer krajowy – Październik

Author(s): Leonard Rudowski,Wojciech Zaleski,Józef Jaklicz,Janusz Jasieńczyk (Janusz Stanisław Poray-Biernacki),Olga Żeromska,Stefan Wiktorowicz,Władysław Kowalczyk / Language(s): Polish

SPECIAL ISSUE as a report on the genral situation of State and Society in Poland (There is a bibliography and a list of statutory laws at the end of each article).

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1953 / 069 + 070

Author(s): Jacques Barzun,Wacław Lednicki,Arthur Victor Berger,Babette Deutsch,Thomas Merton,Theodore Roethke,William Carlos Williams,Wallace Stevens,Selden Rodman,Lionel Trilling,Józef Wittlin,Morton White,Waldemar Kaempffert,Rosamond Gilder,Melchior Wańkowicz / Language(s): Polish

Literackie konstelacje (w) twórczości Andrieja Zwiagincewa

Author(s): Beata Waligórska-Olejniczak / Language(s): English,Russian,Polish

This book presents the interpretation of the films made by Andrey Zvyagintsev, one of the best-known contemporary directors, in the context of the selected texts of Russian literature. Although his films tend to be compared with the masterpieces of the world cinematography (i.e. the achievements of Michelangelo Antonioni, Ingmar Bergman, Robert Bresson, Michael Haneke, Alexander Sokurov, and most often Andrey Tarkovsky) it is easy to note – both in Poland and overseas as well – the lack of thorough monographs that would treat all his works as a complete and consistent art project. This book constitutes the first attempt of such research undertaking. The presented interpretation has comparative character, its methodological basis is the category of cultural memory as expounded in the theories of Astrid Erll and Renate Lachmann, enrooting this term in a broadly understood notion of intertextuality, close to the concept of the memory of the text. Each of the chapters contains the case study of one of the short or feature films (including TV series) and turns attention to metaphors, motives and migratory themes, taking their origin in the literary texts of Mikhail Bulhakov, Ivan Bunin, Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Mikhail Saltykov-Shchedrin and Lev Tolstoy. The monograph offers also a wide overview of articles published so far on Zvyagintsev in Russian, English and Polish. The author takes into account the comments given by the Russian director himself concerning his works.

Masterpieces of Polish Literature and Film. Pharaoh, The Wedding, Mother Joan of the Angels

Author(s): Lidija Rezoničnik,Seweryn Kuśmierczyk / Language(s): English

The book collection Masterpieces of Polish Literature and Film presents important works of Polish literature and their film adaptations, which are distinguished by a high artistic level and are among the classics of Polish cinematography. Each book in the collection consists of literary chapters contributed by Lidija Rezoničnik and chapters written by Seweryn Kuśmierczyk that contain analyses and interpretations of films based on literary works. The literary works are presented in a broader literary and cultural context. This context is also taken into account in the film analyses and interpretations, which are based on the method of anthropological-morphological analysis of the film work. The first book is dedicated to the novel "Pharaoh" by Bolesław Prus (Faraon, 1895) and the film "Pharaoh" by Jerzy Kawalerowicz (Faraon, 1965), the drama "The Wedding" by Stanisław Wyspiański (Wesele, 1901) and the film "The Wedding" by Andrzej Wajda (Wesele, 1972), and the novel "Mother Joan of the Angels" by Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz (Matka Joanna od Aniołów, 1946) and Jerzy Kawalerowicz’s film "Mother Joan of the Angels" (Matka Joanna od Aniołów, 1960).

PARYSKA KULTURA – 1998 / 607

Author(s): Mariusz Wilk,Grażyna Pomian,Anna Micińska,Isaak Babel,Jerzy Pietrkiewicz,Carlos Drummond de Andrade,Marta Jedliczko,Jarosław Klejnocki,Mira Kuś,Joanna Manc,Aldona Pieńczewska,Artur Szlosarek,Leopold Unger,Stefan Abner,Ewa Berberyusz,Mariusz Sielski,Bohdan Osadczuk,Basil Kerski,Jerzy Timoszewicz / Language(s): Polish

In this issue of "Paryska Kultura," the magazine from the heart of Paris, readers are immersed in a world of Polish literature, culture and history. Through poignant essays, evocative poetry, and insightful discussions, the theme of nostalgia takes center stage as exiled Polish voices reflect on their homeland from afar, creating a rich tapestry of emotions.

Güzel Sanatlar Üzerine Araştırmalar

Author(s): / Language(s): Turkish

Fine arts, which are the expression of creativity and imagination, are an expression that arouses beauty and pleasure in people, and acts as a tool for expressing emotions and thoughts in an aesthetic way. Fine arts, which show their existence in different ways, have always attracted attention and played an important role in reflecting the artist's feelings and thoughts freely. Art, which has been a part of life throughout human history; sometimes he reflected his period as it was, sometimes he criticized it, and sometimes he emphasized an idea freely. In this context, art is both personal and a part of society. Art, which activates emotions such as hope, desire, fear, excitement, sadness, happiness, exists wherever people exist. The artist shapes these feelings according to his perception of the environment he lives and observes; He transformed it into works of art such as poetry, painting, music and sculpture. Although these works have different forms and expressions, they have served a social purpose. This book, in which knowledge meets talent and different artistic works come together, consists of sections prepared by artists from various activities in the field of fine arts. It is thought that this study will contribute to the field of fine arts.