Volume 31 No. 1/2025: "Punishment and Reward in the Life of Czech and Polish Societies in the Middle Ages and Modern Times"
Volume 31 No. 2/2025: "Relations of Polish Elites with the Culture of the Republic of Venice"
Volume 31 No. 3/2025: "Habsburg Diplomacy"
Volume 31 No. 4/2025: "People of Diplomacy"
In the present issue of Ignatianum Philosophical Yearbook, the first section consists of texts describing the connections between the Polish elite and the culture of the Republic of Venice from the 14th to the 17th century, particularly with Padua, its renowned university, and its equally prominent academic milieu. Since this topic and the texts included in this part of the Yearbook have already been discussed by Prof. Mirosław Lenart, we will focus on the remaining articles featured in the current issue of the journal.
Ignatianum University in Cracow [UIK] is run by the Society of Jesus [the Jesuits]. As an institution of higher education the university operates according to state laws based on the [Agreement] between the Polish Government and the Polish Episcopal Conference (Warsaw, 1st July 1999, Cardinal Józef Glemp, M. Handke); see the “Pronouncement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 29th July 1999, concerning execution of the Concordat between the Holy See and Poland” (B. Geremek) [Dz.U.1999.63.727].
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