vahy o pinch svobody a spoleenskho tisku (2026)

Written in the second half of 1934, these tightly argued and intellectually subtle essays form an overlooked core of the written legacy of activist and thinker Simone Weil (19091943), deserving a place in the narrowest canon of the classics of political thought. Starting with a devastating critique of all false modern utopias, including the ideal of social revolution, Weil takes carefully reasoned steps to seekand, even amid complete historical hopelessness, tentatively finda way to think about, perceive and develop genuine human freedom. The contents are in Czech.