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Ebook The Utopian Human Right to Science and Culture : Toward the Philosophy of Excendence in the Postmodern Society
This book was created with the help of many people to whom I address words
of special gratitude here. However, I utter the most heartfelt and warmest thanks
to an outstanding man and an exceptional scientist: Professor and Judge Bartosz
Wojciechowski, who continuously inspired me by his scientific inquiries. Without
the unparalleled support from Professor Wojciechowski from the Institute of the
Philosophy and Theory of Law at the Faculty of Law, Lodz University and the
Lodz Centre of the Theory and Philosophy of Human Rights, work on this book
would never have been started nor finished.
I am also enormously grateful to Professor and Judge Marek Zirk-Sadowski,
Director of the Institute of the Philosophy and Theory of Law at the Faculty of Law,
Lodz University in Poland, for all his advice accompanied by such a benevolent
judgement. The wonderful atmosphere and scientific tutelage that Professor Zirk
Sadowski delivers to his alumni are one of a kind.
I am also very grateful to Professor Gudmundur Alfredsson, former Director of
the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law in Lund
in Sweden for many years, who is an ideal mentor and a great scientist, constantly
supporting the implementation of emerging scientific ideas. I am indebted to
Professor Alfredsson for his many years of fascinating discussion, criticism and
inspiration. They are, for me, a source of reflection, the significance of which goes
far beyond the value of this book.
I also address words of exceptional gratitude to Nina-Louisa Arold Lorenz
PhD, former Managing Director of the Master Course of Human Rights and
Humanitarian Law at the Faculty of Law, Lund University in Sweden. Her
invaluable guidelines and comments have undoubtedly increased the value of
my book, and the numerous thoughts were an intriguing intellectual adventure.
The important observations of Nina-Louisa Arold Lorenz PhD led me to rethink
more deeply about certain issues and contributed significantly to the reasoning
contained in this book.
For helping me in finding materials I also thank Lena Olsson and Karl Adam
Tiderman from the Library of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and
Humanitarian Law in Lund, Sweden.
I address thanks for collaboration and discussion to Mr. Rolf Ring (Deputy Head
of the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law in Lund,
Sweden), Ms. Gao Hang (Director of the Copyright and Development Division,
World Intellectual Property Organization), Karol Nowak, PhD (Managing Director
of the Master Course of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law at the Faculty of
Law, Lund University, Sweden), Christina Johnsson, PhD (Head of the Academic
Department at the Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian
Law in Lund, Sweden), Karolina Cern, PhD (Department of Philosophy, Poznan
University, Poland), Johanna Sjöwall (former program officer, Raoul Wallenberg
Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law in Lund, Sweden), Professor
Zdzislaw Brodecki (Faculty of Law and Administration, Gdansk University,
Poland), Professor Radim Polcak (Faculty of Law, Masaryk University, Brno,
Czech Republic), Professor Ulf Maunsbach, (Faculty of Law, Lund University,
Sweden), Doctoral Candidate Peter Gottschalk (Faculty of Law, Lund University,
Sweden), Stefan Larsson, PhD (Lund University Internet Institute, Sweden),
Timothy Maldoon (publishing officer, Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights
and Humanitarian Law, Lund, Sweden) and Doctoral Candidate Jan Woodlock
Brand (Department for Sociology of Law, Lund University, Sweden).
I address particularly warm thanks to my students specializing in Human
Rights and Intellectual Property at the Master Course of Human Rights and
Humanitarian Law at the Faculty of Law, Lund University in Sweden. Here,
exceptional thanks are owed to my former Master students and at the moment two
Doctoral Candidates Lida Ayoubi and Aurelija Lukoseviciene.
I also most sincerely thank my publisher Ashgate Publishing and my publishing
reviewers, especially Professor Anne Wagner from the Université du Littoral Côte
d’Opale in France and China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing.
And, finally, completion of this work would not have been possible without the
scientific and publication scholarships granted to me by the Swedish Institute in
Stockholm, and without the very professional and friendly support of the translators
Bartosz Rogowski and Anna Klein, who undertook to support me thanks to my
friendship with Ewa and Pawel Krupinski – I also take this opportunity to thank
them very much.
The book could not have been possible without the comprehensive help of
my beloved parents Danuta and Andrzej to whom I address the warmest possible
thanks. But, above all, I thank my husband Henrik Andersen, who with such a
special love and patience supported me in achieving my academic goals. In some
ways my work on this thesis has been his too. My deadlines have also in a sense
been his too. Thank you for being there always for me.
And, at the end, I feel gratitude towards Ms. Sofie Magnusson and Professor
Per Wickenberg from the Department for Sociology of Law, Lund University,
Sweden. I will never stop being impressed by their belief in the Other. Thank you.
Anna and Calle Söderquist from Östra Torn in Lund are the last ones I want to
thank since to me they are friends forever
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