The heresies of Jan Patočka: phenomenology, history, and politics

Evanston, Illinois: Northwestern University Press (2023)
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This thorough study offers a lucid analysis of Czech philosopher Jan Patočka's thought, from the influences on his phenomenology to the impact of his politics. The book provides a nuanced grounding for current and future Patočka scholars.

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