Foreword

Spain, Poland and Europe

Eugeniusz Górski

5-6

Enlightenment, philosophy of history and values

a critical approach to the idea of Europe

Concha Roldán

7-20

Europe in Spanish history and thought

Eugeniusz Górski

21-40

Power, symbols and the transformation of public discourse

the case of Spanish isomorphism

Maja Biernacka

41-45

José Ortega y Gasset—spaniard and European

Krzysztof Polit

47-58

The idea of Europe in the modern Spanish philosophy

Mieczysław Jagłowski

59-72

Polish philosophy—its goals and mission

Lucyna Wiśniewska-Rutkowska

73-84

The concept of national character and the problem of humanity (in Kazimierz Dąbrowski's perspective)

Tadeusz Kobierzycki

85-103

Universalism and particularity of the Polish political thought

Ireneusz Ciosek

105-114

The origin of Europe

the minoan civilization

Adam Zamojski

115-125

The European imperial idea

Maciej Krasuski

127-138

The European nation state in the face of challenges of the postindustrial civilization

Arkadiusz Modrzejewski

139-154

On the universality of values

Ryszard Stefański

155-160

Spanish-Polish mutual perception since the democratic transition

Maja Biernacka

161-165

The death of Jan Tadeusz J. Srzednicki

Bogumiła Żongołłowicz

167-168