Kulturno-umetniško društvo Logos
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Logos Cultural Society (KUD Logos)
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Publishing activity
KUD Logos publishes books on philosophy, spirituality, and art, written by Slovene and foreign authors, for example, Plato, Ellul, Coli, and Gorazd Kocijančič. Slovene and translated literature also features in their publishing programme, which comprises such prominent names as Rilke, Hugo, and Hölderlin. Also published by KUD Logos and freely accessible through their website, Logos Journal is an international multilingual journal for culture and spirituality. Journal stopped publishing in 2019 due to lack of financing, but will restart publishing when financing is guaranteed again. Some articles are nevertheless published online. All works are available in their online store.
Other activities
In the past KUD Logos hosted a series of evening debates on philosophy entitled Philologos, the proceedings of which were subsequently published. They have several on going online projects about Vladimir Solovjev, Master Eckhart and Nikolaj Kuzanski. Today, it organises an array of events, presentations, lectures, and symposia.
See also
External links
- KUD Logos website (in Slovenian and English, with online articles in other languages as well)
- KUD Logos bookstore (in Slovenian)
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Logos Cultural Society (KUD Logos), establ … Logos Cultural Society (KUD Logos), established in 2001, joins Christians of various creeds (Evangelical, Orthodox, Catholic) with a view to creating an environment which fosters a coexistence of different spiritual, ethical, and intellectual identities, in turn, developing and stimulating meaningful dialogue, discussion, and debate not limited to any one institution or denomination.ed to any one institution or denomination. +
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