Kritika mračnog uma

Kritika mračnog uma

Zlatko Kramarić

A collection of critical and journalistic essays by Zlatko Kramarić, in which the author sharply analyzes the social upheavals, political delusions, ideological dogmas, and collective pathologies of the late 20th century.

The book Critique of the Dark Mind (1995) by Croatian literary theorist, politician, and essayist Zlatko Kramarić is an exceptionally sharp and polemical work of political commentary, written during a highly turbulent historical and social period. With a title alluding to classic philosophical works, the author immediately signals his intent: an uncompromising dissection of the political and intellectual landscape of the time. In his essays and articles, Kramarić analyzes phenomena such as the rise of authoritarian tendencies, collective fanaticism, the politicization of culture, and the suppression of free thought. He dissects the mechanisms of the "dark mind"—a mindset fueled by intolerance, dogmatism, and ideological exclusivism, regardless of where on the political spectrum it originates. As an intellectual who was also a direct participant in political life, Kramarić offers insights from both theoretical and practical perspectives. Written in a dynamic, lucid, and intellectually provocative style, this collection provides a valuable record of intellectual resistance against the stifling of civil liberties. Critique of the Dark Mind remains a significant contribution to the analysis of Croatian society in transition and a call to preserve critical consciousness and democratic values.

Dimensions
24 x 17 cm
Pages
270
Publisher
Filozofski fakultet, Osijek, 2021.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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