The special issue “Humanistic Economy” is a collection of articles which are a response to the increasingly frequent voices, for contemporary economics to be treated not only as a set of economic notions, but as a science, where human beings and their happiness are the main focus. The authors suggest the use of solutions from the area of psychology, sociology or cultural studies in economics, which allow considering economics as a humanities science. This special issue consists of this introduction and (...) 13 submissions which are published in issues 10:2 and 10:3. (shrink)

cz. 2. Tartusko-moskiewska szkoła semiotyki.

The idea of the university was never a significant context for researchers of Franz Kafka work. It was the other social institutions that became the natural source of allusive recognition of literary scholars. In this sketch – written on the margins of Kafka’s famous short story: Report for the Academy – we are trying to change it. The university here becomes a “central object of criticism”, an institution in ruins, a place where one does not practice research and does not (...) perfect humanistic virtues. On the contrary, it is a space where the “gate of perception” and „critical thinking” are consistently closed – as a tribute to the particular game of interests. In the worst case – the effect of the Academy’s impact becomes destruction resulting from training and humiliation. (shrink)

W dniach 15–16 października 2019 roku na Uniwersytecie Kardynała Stefana Wyszyńskiego w Warszawie miało miejsce międzynarodowe sympozjum naukowe pt. "Przyrodoznawstwo – filozofia – teologia. Obszary i perspektywy dialogu". W konferencji wzięło udział ponad dwudziestu naukowców z dziesięciu krajów.