Dariusz Kubok, D.Litt., PhD, is a full professor and Director of the Institute of Philosophy at the University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland. His research focuses on ancient philosophy, especially Greek epistemology and ontology, with particular emphasis on such problems as apeiron and peras in Presocratic philosophy, the Parmenidean thought, or forms of criticism in the classical tradition. Author of Criticism, Skepticism, and Zeteticism in Early Greek Philosophy, he also edits the journal Folia Philosophica. Marcin Fabjäski, PhD, philosopher and therapist, specializes in Buddhism and Stoicism. A Harvard Divinity School Buddhist Ministry Fellow, he merges Eastern and Western philosophy, incorporating them into his meditative and therapeutic practice. He has authored twelve books, including Embodied Nature and Health. Fabjäski directs the Apennine School of Philosophy in Italy and teaches at the University of Silesia, exploring the application of philosophy to everyday life.\ Pawe¿ J¿drzejko, PhD, D.Litt., is an Associate Professor at the University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland, and faculty member at "Sapienza" University of Rome, Italy. Author of over 200 publications, he is also Co-Editor in Chief of Review of International American Studies. His research areas include literary theory and philosophy, the intersections of cognitive experience and creative activity, and 19th century American literature. J¿drzejko, the past President of the International American Studies Association (2021-2023), is also an ocean-going yachtmaster and active musician.
