Abstract
Marian Morawski pessimistically evaluated the development seen within the second half of the 19th century. He criticized socialism and liberalism, idealism and materialism. He drew attention to the cult of technology and hard work. He predicted that this kind of civilization would lead to war. Philosophy was responsible for this dangerous turn because of its rejection of realism and common sense. Education for life in the state requires a realistic philosophy, which develops morality and a critical approach to reality.
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