White Raven at XXIV Catholic Publishers Fair
date:22 November 2023 Editor: Editorial
We cordially invitation you to the stand of the White Raven during the XXIV Fair of Catholic Publishers, which will be held on 23-25 November 2023 at the Collegium of John Paul II of the Catholic University of Lublin.
On 25 November (Saturday) will be held at the gathering stand with 2 unique authors. Prof. Włodzimierz Dłubacz, author of the book "About the Culture of Philosophy", will be available from 12:00 to 14:00. This is an excellent chance to talk to the author about his philosophical reflections and research the secrets of doctrine culture.
The culture of philosophy. What did the top thinkers of mankind say about man?
Professor Włodzimierz Dłubach's book is simply a fascinating guide through the past of philosophy, combining key thoughts with current dilemmas of the 21st century. The author presents the fundamental questions about the meaning and function of doctrine in human life. This universality of topics makes the publication interesting to a wide scope of readers, and the presence of illustrations visually complements abstract concepts, making them more understandable. This is simply a fascinating reading for anyone seeking answers to questions about the human existence and past of philosophical thought.
Fr Michał Cichoń, known as the translator of the Polish Chronicle, will be present at the stand from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. This is an excellent chance to learn from an expert about the past of Poland and discuss this unique publication.
Chronicle of Poles
Maciej from Miechów, a celebrated chronicler of the 16th century, was translated into Polish after 500 years of his death, thanks to the efforts of the White Raven publishing house. This crucial work, formerly known primarily to historians, is now available to the wider audience. Miechowita describes the past of Poland, reaching from the ancients to the times of Zygmunt Stary, emphasizing patriotism, Christian religion and the brave character of Poles. The book, richly illustrated by 47 first woodcuts from 1521, is not only an instructive lesson in history, but besides a evidence to Renaissance editing. It is simply a legacy which now falls into the hands of modern Poles.
It will be 3 days full of interesting events – from Thursday to Saturday – so that everyone can participate, regardless of whether he is simply a student, he lives in Lublin or nearby.
The culture of philosophy. What did the top thinkers of mankind say about man?
Professor Włodzimierz Dłubach's book is simply a fascinating guide through the past of philosophy, combining key thoughts with current dilemmas of the 21st century. The author presents the fundamental questions about the meaning and function of doctrine in human life. This universality of topics makes the publication interesting to a wide scope of readers, and the presence of illustrations visually complements abstract concepts, making them more understandable. This is simply a fascinating reading for anyone seeking answers to questions about the human existence and past of philosophical thought.
Fr Michał Cichoń, known as the translator of the Polish Chronicle, will be present at the stand from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. This is an excellent chance to learn from an expert about the past of Poland and discuss this unique publication.
Chronicle of Poles
Maciej from Miechów, a celebrated chronicler of the 16th century, was translated into Polish after 500 years of his death, thanks to the efforts of the White Raven publishing house. This crucial work, formerly known primarily to historians, is now available to the wider audience. Miechowita describes the past of Poland, reaching from the ancients to the times of Zygmunt Stary, emphasizing patriotism, Christian religion and the brave character of Poles. The book, richly illustrated by 47 first woodcuts from 1521, is not only an instructive lesson in history, but besides a evidence to Renaissance editing. It is simply a legacy which now falls into the hands of modern Poles.
It will be 3 days full of interesting events – from Thursday to Saturday – so that everyone can participate, regardless of whether he is simply a student, he lives in Lublin or nearby.
