Wilk, Rafał Kazimierz2026-05-082026-05-081997Dissertationes Paulinorum, 1997, Tom 10, s. 57-80.1230-2910https://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/44040The aim of this paper is to present René Le Trocquer's concerning the human person. R. Le Trocquer enumerates as the basic distinctive marks of the human person: spiritual unity, inner awareness, openness, frailty, having an inner self that lacks fulfilment. He regards as the essential dynamism of the human person: the action of human will and intelligence, which attains its highest point in love. A human being is a person because he-she is able to offer him or herself to another. In this offering neither is lost nor made less, on the contrary, lack of them gains; his-her development and his-her humanity is confirmed. The peak of this relationship is achieved in a relationship with God.polCC-BY-SA - Uznanie autorstwa - Na tych samych warunkachRené Le Trocquerfilozofia osoby ludzkiejfilozofiaosoba ludzkaRené Le Trocquer’a filozofia osoby ludzkiejfilozofia René Le Trocquer’abyt ludzkiistotowe aspekty bytu ludzkiegoistotowe cechy osoby ludzkiejjedność duchowawewnętrznośćotwarcieniepełnośćkruchośćdynamizmdynamizm osoby ludzkiejwolnośćmiłośćphilosophy of the human personphilosophyhuman personRené Le Trocquer’s philosophy of the human personRené Le Trocquer’s philosophyhuman beingessential aspects of the human beingessential features of the human personspiritual unityinteriorityincompletenessfragilitydynamismdynamism of the human personfreedomloveArticle