Biblijne korzenie pojęcia "osoby" w filozofii Emmanuela Mouniera

Abstract

The twentieth century personalism represented, among others, by Karol Wojtyła who later became Pope John Paul II, is deeply rooted in French philosophical thought. The conception of personalism by one of its representatives, Emmanuel Mounier, is presented not only with reference to the Bible and neo-Tomist philosophy but also in social aspects. The problem of psycho-physical unity of the human person, its corporality and spirituality are all discussed in details. The author also outlines the plane on which the ideas of Wojtyła and Mounier’s personalism are being compared.