The communional rhythm of life: the personalistic meditation on human life according to Karol Wojtyla/John Paul II

Synesis 6 (2):122-139 (2014)
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In this brief paper I attempt to focus our attention on some of the main thematic lines concerning Karol Wojtyła’s meditation both on man’s personhood and man’s life. I especially wish to investigate the meaning of the term «life», such as it is used in the thought and the teachings of the man who became John Paul II

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10.14195/1984-6754_6-2_7

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