About “Zniewolony umysł”
The Captive Mind is a nonfiction essay by Czesław Miłosz, a Polish writer, poet, and Nobel laureate. Written after his defection from Stalinist Poland in 1951, the work reflects on the experiences of Miłosz and his intellectual peers in pre-war Poland, during the Nazi occupation, and under the Soviet-controlled People's Republic of Poland. Miłosz examines how intellectuals sometimes abandoned truth and their own people to conform to political powers. He approaches the subject with both empathy and criticism, analyzing the psychological adjustments required to support oppressive regimes. The essay explores the moral compromises made by intellectuals in times of political upheaval.
Book details
- Published
- 1997
- Latest edition
- 1997 · ISBN 0140189270
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| Cover | Edition | Year | ISBN | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| | The captive mind | 1997 | 0140189270 | Buy on Amazon |
| | The captive mind | 1990 | — | Buy on Amazon |
| | The captive mind | 1990 | 0679728562 | Buy on Amazon |
| | The captive mind | 1990 | 0679728562 | Buy on Amazon |
| | The captive mind | 1981 | 0394747240 | Buy on Amazon |
| The captive mind | 1981 | 0374957339 | Buy on Amazon | |
| The captive mind | 1980 | 014013901X | Buy on Amazon | |
| The captive mind | 1980 | 0140058753 | Buy on Amazon | |
| | The captive mind. | 1955 | — | Buy on Amazon |
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How many pages is Zniewolony umysł?
Zniewolony umysł by Czesław Miłosz has 251 pages.