'Pohoda” - good mood, calm, sunny disposition, coziness of space, peaceful relationships. There arent many books that I read mostly in one sitting - and that was the case with Zrób sobie Raj'. They are not very fond of the immigration from Asia, and they have their own contingent of skinheads, yet, citing after Szczygiel- in the Czech Republic 'pohoda' is most important. Czarne in 2010 about contemporary Czechs and Czech culture and society.

Whereas the Czechs like to laugh and laugh at themselves, are easy going, unassuming, valiant yet easy, the Poles are awfully solemn and full of pathos. The book for the meeting is Zrob sobie raj by Mariusz Szczygiel published by Wyd. He introduces us to an unbelievably colourful cast of Czech characters, who happen to be real people: philosophers, photographers, writers, sculptors, and through them introduces us to the Czech national character, so different from the character of the neighbouring Poland. Mariusz Szczygie, Zrób sobie raj Opublikowano 2 sierpnia, 2017 przez Ola Waciwie nie bdzie to typowy tekst o ksice, a raczej wyjanienie tego, jak zostaam czechofilk i jak w tym roku rozpocza si moja, mam nadziej, e duga i owocna, przygoda z czesk kultur. What fascinates him is not only how the Czechs cope in daily life without God, but also lack of reverence shown to Czech priests and Christian icons- Christ having sex, no first page covers for Pope Ratzinger visiting the Czech Republic, life not religious in any way, not even in the way of burial. He examines it with tangible and visible disbelief- he is Polish after all. genre status of the book Zrb sobie raj Sloppiness refers to deliberate act of. Szczygiel devotes a lot of space to Czech atheism. Mariusza Szczyga gatunkowa niechlujno o genologicznym statusie. Yet, this is how they feel, and this is what they boast of. It doesn’t really matter that it’s not entirely true, Estonians and Swedes are. Now that I’ve read Szczygiel’s collection of essays on Czech people, Make Yourself a Pradise, I must say, I like the Czechs- the self professed most atheist society in Europe.

Zrób sobie raj by Mariusz Szczygieł