Editorial
Abstract
The concept of ethos, taking into account the frequency of its
usage, for instance in the debates of thinkers, politicians and
media people, appears settled in our culture, language and consciousness.
On the other hand, everyday day that we experience
repeatedly seems to challenge this postulated omnipresence and
significance of ethos. What does it prove?
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