Filozoficzny Lem. Wybór tekstów Stanisława Lema i opracowania. Tom 1: Naturalne czy Sztuczne? Byt, umysł, twórczość

Stanisław Lem stands out as one of the most recognized Polish intellectuals of the 20th century, and this collection dives deep into his philosophical explorations. Through carefully curated texts, Jakub Gomułka and Filip Kobiela present Lem’s insightful perspectives on the nature of existence, intelligence, and creativity. The anthology invites readers to engage with Lem's thoughts on the boundary between the natural and the artificial, stimulating contemplation about the essence of cognitive agency.

The first volume delves into profound inquiries about being and the mind, challenging conventional notions of identity and the creative process. As Lem dissects the complexities of artificial intelligence and its implications on human existence, his imaginative vision prompts readers to reflect on the future of technology and its intersection with humanity.

This selection not only showcases Lem's literary prowess but also highlights his philosophical acumen, ensuring a captivating read for those interested in the confluence of science fiction and profound intellectual discourse. It serves as an essential resource for both casual readers and scholars eager to engage with Lem's remarkable legacy.