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Jan Stachniuk
Born	13 January 1905 Kovel, Vistula Land, Russian Empire
Died	14 August 1963 Warsaw, Poland
Nationality	Polish
Other names	Stoigniew (pseudonym)
Era	20th-century philosophy
Region	Western philosophy Polish philosophy
School	Culturalism [pl] Neopaganism Zadrugism
Main interests	Culture History Politics Religion Criticism of Catholicism Slavic paganism
Notable ideas	Wspakultura [pl]

Jan Stachniuk (13 January 1905 – 14 August 1963) was a Polish philosopher, an editor-in-chief of the Polish pre-war nationalist journal Zadruga, the creator of the Zadruga Movement, a theoretician and the founder of culturalism.

Jan Stachniuk was born on 13 January 1905 in Kovel. In 1930 he finished his education at the College of Commerce in Poznań. During World War II, he fought in the ranks of the Home Army.

Publications

• Kolektywizm a naród (Collectivism and the nation), 1933
• Heroiczna wspólnota narodu (Heroic community of nation), 1935
• Państwo a gospodarstwo (State and the economy), 1939
• Dzieje bez dziejów (History without history), 1939
• Mit słowiański (Slavic myth), 2006; written in 1941
• Zagadnienie totalizmu (The question of totalitarianism),1943
• Człowieczeństwo i kultura (Humanity and culture),1946
• Walka o zasady (Fight for principles),1947
• Wspakultura (Back-culture),1948
• Droga rewolucji kulturowej w Polsce (The path of cultural revolution in Poland), 2006; written in 1948
• Chrześcijaństwo a ludzkość (Christianity and humanity), 1997; written in 1949

See also

• Julius Evola
• Franco Freda
• Feliks Koneczny
• Stanisław Szukalski

References

Footnotes

1. ^ Konar, Paweł (2013-09-20). "Pochwała neopogańskiej twórczości. Jan Stachniuk i "Zadruga"" [Praise of neopoganic creativity. Jan Stachniuk and "Zadruga"]. Histmag.org (in Polish). Retrieved 2017-05-20.
2. Konserwatyzm.pl, Redakcja (2013-12-08). "Strządała: Kulturalizm Jana Stachniuka, czyli rewolucja konserwatywna po polsku". KONSERWATYZM.PL – Portal Myśli Konserwatywnej (in Polish). Retrieved 2022-12-01.

Sources

• Wacyk, Antoni. Jan Stachniuk 1905-1963. Życie i dzieło [Jan Stachniuk 1905-1963. Live and opus] (in Polish).

v t e Slavic Native Faith (Rodnoverie) — people and organizations
Bosnia	Praskozorje
Poland	Early Zadruga Jan Stachniuk — Stoignev Władysław Kołodziej Zdzisław Harlender — Lyubomir New Rodzima Wiara Stanisław Potrzebowski Native Polish Church Rodnover Confederation
Russia and Russian diaspora	Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov — Veleslav Thesaurus Concept of Public Security "Dead Water" Circle of Pagan Tradition (KYaT) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Russian Religion Siberian Veche Union of Slavic Communities of the Slavic Native Faith (SSO SRV) Peterburgian Vedism Viktor Bezverkhy — Ostromysl Ynglism and adjacent Ynglism Russian Social Movement "Renaissance. Golden Age" Nikolai Levashov New independents Alexander Asov — Bus Kresen Mikhail Zadornov Yury Petukhov Writers Yuri Nikitin
Slovakia	Miroslav Švický — Žiarislav
Ukraine and Ukrainian diaspora	Early Bohdan Ihor Antonych Volodymyr Shaian Native Ukrainian National Faith New Halyna Lozko — Zoreslava

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