Dignitas. Випуск 1 “Суспільний договір” (in Ukrainian)
Перший випуск періодичного видання “Dignitas” від Факультету суспільних наук Українського католицького університету
Перший випуск періодичного видання “Dignitas” від Факультету суспільних наук Українського католицького університету
The book “The Trauma of Communism” offers accounts of difficult decades of history by scholars from the USA, Czech Republic, Croatia, Georgia, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, and Ukraine.
Lviv: Ukrainian Catholic University 2019 , 104 p. The present collection of essays entitled Responding to the Challenges of Post-truth constitutes an attempt to critically assess the phenomenon that receives immense media attention in the recent years. The authors analyze post-truth in diverse contexts and demonstrate its novelty, peculiarity, and difference from as well as […]
Essays are written by the members of the IIECI on the occasion of the international conference Friendship in the Time of Facebook
The book about the different themes in religion, sociology, secularization.
Lviv: Ukrainian Catholic University 2018 , 208 p. “The experience of compassion does not seem to be satisfactorily understandable in scientifically naturalist ways only. Rather, understanding compassion would seem to presuppose a casually open understanding of some elements of experience as a whole. The ‘openness’ at issue here, in partial view sometimes only in the […]
Lviv: Ukrainian Catholic University, 2015, 216 p. “… what people ordinarily call ‘true friendship’, where we are to understand friendship neither for pleasure alone nor for advantage alone, may be helpfully parsed with Plato’s dramatic representations of the close friendship between Alcibiades and Socrates. That is, true friendship is a mutual and sustained bond of […]
Lviv: Ukrainian Catholic University, 2014, 179 p. “Living virtuously is not just living well; living virtuously is living harmoniously – keeping the truth of the one’s words, valuing the fullness of life, and participating in what is not just ethically good but in the ethical harmony of thinking and being with the good”. Peter McCormick.