The following book is another attempt to interpret the writings of Young Poland’s author – Tadeusz Miciński (1873–1918). Above all he is treated here as a visionary poet who transforms during the World War I into the poet – ideologist, devoting his metaphysical imagination to the services of specific national and social rebirth programs. Therefore Miciński might be interpreted not only as a visionary poet, but also as a visionary thinker, whose writings contain repeated or disscussed anew themes and motives. It refers to his poetic imagination and philosophy of life as well. In case of the first one Miciński prefers Lot and Destiny over Providence. The obsessive presence of this plot in his writings is simply striking (chapter I: “Lot” an...