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The Conditions of Philosophy in Totalitarian and Post‐Totalitarian Poland
Metaphilosophy 28 (4):404-416 (1997)
Abstract
This compound paper presents the views of two Polish philosophers on the strong international pressures influencing the development of Polish philosophy in recent times. The first part, by Leszek Koczanowicz, treats the philosophical situation and problems of totalitarian Poland under the influence of Soviet Marxism, while the second part, by Adam Chmielewski, focuses on the main trends and difficulties of post‐totalitarian Poland, dominated by Western influence.My notes
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