U sklopu programa CEEPUS varšavski profesor Marek Nowak održat će na Odsjeku za poljski jezik i književnost i na Odsjeku za filozofiju ova tri online gostujuća predavanja na poljskome odnosno engleskome:

1) “Forefathers Eve” ( “Dziady” / “Dušni dan”) of Adam Mickiewicz
– predavanje na poljskome u kolegiju “Poljska drama i kazalište” (doc. Filip Kozina), srijeda 12. 5, 11:45 – 13:15.

Link: meet.google.com/gcc-ebso-kqt

 2) “Quasi-Religious and Esoteric Inspirations in the Culture of Polish Romanticism and Modernism”

– predavanje na poljskome u kolegiju “Poljske jezične vježbe VI” (prof. Ivana Vidović Bolt), četvrtak 13. 5., 11:00 – 12:30.

Link: meet.google.com/eks-cgjp-fhp

3) “Quasi-Religious and Esoteric Inspirations in the Culture of Polish Romanticism and Modernism”

– predavanje na engleskome u kolegiju “Selected Topics in Philosophy” (doc. Ljudevit Fran Ježić), četvrtak 13. 5., 13:15-14:45.

Link: meet.google.com/juk-sjnq-tdy

 

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Predstavljanje predavača: Dr hab. Marek Nowak is a member of Dominican Order. He was born in 1964 in Warsaw. His doctoral dissertation “Od pozytywizmu do mistyki. Ewolucja poglądów Jana Władysława Dawida (“From positivism to mysticism. The evolution of the views of Jan Władysław Dawid”) concerned, among other things, the process of transition from positivist to modernist mentality. Currently, he works at the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Warsaw (in the Department of the Philosophy of Religion). He deals with the issues of interreligious dialogue and research on the modern philosophy of religion. His interests also include the issues of gnosis and esotericism, as well as research on romantic thought. He published the book “Against Enlightenment. Saint-Martin in the fight for the sacred”. He is a member of the Polish Council of Christians and Jews.


Najave predavanja:

“Quasi-Religious and Esoteric Inspirations in the Culture of Polish Romanticism and Modernism”

In the writings of Adam Mickiewicz one can find the influence of the thought of Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin, who was an 18th-century esotericist. The lectures on Slavic literature contain references to the concept of the concordance of religious traditions and the concept of literary inspiration proclaimed by the theosopher.

Juliusz Słowacki in his writings included the concept of the preexistence of ghosts and an esoteric interpretation of the evolution of species.

The modernist and neoromantic writer Tadeusz Miciński preached the ideas of Luciferism inspired by ancient Gnosticism, Boehme’s theosophy and the works of Juliusz Słowacki.

 

“Forefathers Eve” (“Dziady”) of Adam Mickiewicz

Adam Mickiewicz’s drama “Forefathers’ Eve” (“Dziady”) is an example of a romantic drama. The lecture will discuss the structure of the drama, the problems of inspiration with folk culture and elements of the romantic worldview.