This collection of papers explores the vital role of education in transmitting knowledge and skills across generations. It emphasizes the interplay between nature and freedom in human creative planning, highlighting how education fosters individual growth and the evolution of human creativity through rational strategies.
This book explores the multifaceted nature of truth through psychological, aesthetic, economic, and spiritual lenses. It challenges traditional views and posits that truth is rooted in the interconnectedness of life's experiences. Anna-Teresa Tymieniecka argues that truth is essential to life's development, not merely relative.
This book emphasizes the importance of rediscovering the true essence of fine arts—enchantment. It critiques the commercialized and artificial approach, urging readers to reconnect with the authentic experiential sense that lies at the imaginative core of all arts, which can reveal deeper truths.
This book explores the creative function of humanity within the context of ontopoiesis and phenomenology of life. It delves into the transformative power of the creative logos, examining how it influences aesthetic experiences and art, ultimately enriching human spirit and culture.
This book explores the concept of "Metamorphosis," examining how change impacts our existence while retaining elements of sameness. It highlights the interplay between life's vital significance and aesthetic values, particularly within the Fine Arts, showcasing how creative imagination contributes to our understanding of beauty and transformation.
This book explores the intricate relationship between nature, culture, and human existence, posing profound questions about history, purpose, and consciousness. It offers a new framework for examining these themes, inviting readers to engage with the dynamic interplay of natural forces, human emotions, and intellectual creativity.
This collection of essays explores the interplay of light and darkness as fundamental elements of life and the human experience. It examines their roles across various domains, highlighting how they influence creativity, society, and spirituality. Contributions come from a diverse group of scholars, enriching the discourse on this primal theme.
This collection explores the significance of allegory in highlighting the human spirit's role in culture. It critiques contemporary theories that overlook deeper emotional connections and showcases a range of cultural expressions, including literature and art. Aimed at specialists and students in philosophy and the arts, it offers fresh perspectives on human aspiration.
This book explores the evolution of medical discussions and concepts in relation to health, highlighting the impact of scientific advancements and social changes. It presents a philosophical perspective through Tymieniecka's phenomenology of life, offering insights into the ongoing dialogue in medicine.
This collection of essays explores the interplay between illusion and reality in the arts, questioning how illusion shapes our understanding of existence. It invites readers to consider whether illusion expands the boundaries of factual reality and is integral to the human experience, featuring contributions from various authors.