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"Lutoslawski and the Knight Among Nations", from The American Slavic and East European Review April 1954. [With] Three Original Letters from Lutoslawski to the Author
Mollenhauer, Bernhard; Original Letters By Wincenty Lutoslawski Dictated to His Daughter
Lingua: Inglese
Editore: Columbia University Press / American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studeies, New York, 1954
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Aggiungi al carrelloHardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Bound Volume In Blue Cloth, Gilt, Containing A Publisher's Offprint Of The Article On Lutoslawski, A Review Written By Mollenhauer, And An Article On The State Of Slovonic Studies In The U.S. With, Three Loosely Inserted Letters To The Author From Lutoslawski, Discussing Various Personal And Philosophic Matters, Dictated To And Handwritten By Lutoslawski's Daughter And With Her Handwritten Postscripts At The End Of Each. At The Front Of The Volume Is An Original Photographic Portrait Of Lutoslawski Smiling Beatifically In The Direction Of The Camera. Per Polish Wikipedia, Wincenty Lutosławski (1863 I-1954 ) - Polish Philosopher , Professor, Polyglot And Publicist, Social And National Activist. In 1881 He Began Studying Chemistry At The Riga Polytechnic , Then Moved To The University Of Dorpat , Where He Studied Chemistry And Philosophy. In 1883 He Was Admitted To The Academic Corporation Konwent Polonia . In 1885 He Obtained A Candidate's Degree In Chemistry, And In 1886 In Philosophy. He Received His Master's Degree In Philosophy In 1887 . He Worked In Moscow , London And Kazan , Where He Received An Associate Professorship At The University, And In Spain . In 1898 He Defended His Doctorate At The University Of Helsinki. In 1899 He Settled With His Family For Several Years In Kraków , Where He Lectured At The Jagiellonian University . In The Following Years He Lectured At The Universities Of Lausanne And Geneva. After The End Of World War I, He Became A Professor At The Stefan Batory University In Vilnius, Where He Lectured In The Years 1919-1929. On November 27, 1929, He Was Awarded The Commander's Cross Of The Order Of Polonia Restituta. After Retiring, After Short Stays In Various Places And Countries, He Settled In Kraków, Where He Lectured At The Jagiellonian University In The Years 1946-1948. During The Congress Of Versailles, He Prepared Expert Opinions For The Polish Delegation. Wincenty Lutosławski, On The Basis Of His Philosophy, Developed A Mystical-Educational Utopia. Within Its Framework, He Postulated, Among Other Things, The Construction Of Institutions In The Capital Of The State That Would Take Care Of The Development Of The National Intellectual Culture. One Of The Goals He Set For Them Was To Develop The National And Universal History From A National Perspective. According To The Philosopher, The Economy Should Be Managed By Qualified, Elected Committees. They Were Also To Take Care Of The Organization Of University Vocational Education Linked To The Economy. Wincenty Lutosławski's Greatest Achievements Include The Chronological Arrangement Of Plato's Dialogues . He Achieved This By Inventing A Method Of Comparing The Style Of Different Works Attributed To The Same Author Or Different Authors, Called Stylometry . He Also Attempted To Develop A Polish National Philosophical System Combining Platonic Idealism With The Messianism Of Polish Romanticism. He Was Known As A Defender Of The Polish Cause And The Polishness Of Gdańsk . Wincenty Lutosławski Was A Pioneer Of Yoga In Poland. Original Photograph of Wincenty Lutoslawski (illustratore).…