This document from July 1977 outlines a proposal for an educational program titled "Man of the 20th Century – Self-Realization and Self-Knowledge." The project is designed as an interdisciplinary course, likely intended for informal or underground seminars in communist Czechoslovakia. The first-year curriculum consists of ten thematic blocks covering philosophy, history, psychology, ecology, sociology, economics, and literary theory. Its primary objective is a critical reflection on the modern era, analyzing human alienation within technocratic societies and searching for ways to achieve human integrity. The program includes regular monthly meetings, collaborative study guided by senior mentors, and a summer integrated symposium. Key themes include the disintegration of traditional values, environmental threats, psychological rootlessness, and the role of language and art in the process of self-awareness. The document emphasizes the necessity of "new thinking" in response to the perceived crisis of the epoch, aiming to bridge specialized scientific knowledge with a comprehensive life orientation for the individual.