Katedra

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In a world where history, technology, and belief collide, a cathedral-like structure becomes the center of a vast, unsettling inquiry into what people choose to remember—and what they are willing to remake. As competing forces close in, the story unfolds through layered perspectives and speculative leaps, turning everyday details into clues about larger systems of power and meaning. With Jacek Dukaj’s signature blend of rigorous imagination and philosophical intensity, the novel explores themes of faith and ideology, the ethics of invention, and the fragile boundary between knowledge and myth. Part mystery, part speculative meditation, it invites readers to question whether any “truth” can stand untouched when the foundations of reality are engineered.

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