Publisher: Presa Universitara Clujeana

International Journal on Humanistic Ideology

International Journal on Humanistic Ideology

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

The International Journal on Humanistic Ideology (IJHI) is a biannual scholarly journal devoted to the study of humanities and social sciences, the nature and origin of humanistic ideas. IJHI encourages interdisciplinary approaches engaging the following domains: philosophy, philosophy of religions, political philosophy, political science, history, history of religions, history of ideas, history of science, anthropology, sociology, educational science and communications theory. One of its primary aims is the integration of the results of the several disciplines so that its articles will have a synthetic character in order to acquaint the reader with the progress being made in the general area of socio-human studies. IJHI was established in 2008 by its founding Editor in Chief Dr. Mihaela Gligor. Since 2012, IJHI became the core periodical of the Socio-Human Research Department, "George Baritiu" History Institute of Romanian Academy, Cluj-Napoca. The articles of the journal are hosted by various international data bases, IJHI being regularly indexed and abstracted by C.E.E.O.L., EBSCO and ProQuest. The IJHI's printing house is Cluj University Press. ISSN 2285 – 4517 (Online)

Logos Architekton. Journal of Logic and Philosophy of Science

Logos Architekton. Journal of Logic and Philosophy of Science

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Romania

This Journal is edited by the Department of Philosophy at the Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania. It is an academic journal publishing high-quality papers, critical essays, brief discussions, and important results in the specified areas: logics (standard and nonstandard, and their applications), and philosophy of science, in a wide sense: philosophy of pure sciences, epistemology, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind and metaphysics. Every issue has a specific topic. The Journal has appeared until 2010 twice a year. Starting with 2011 , the frequency has changed to annual publication.

Transylvanian Society

Erdélyi Társadalom

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

The social science journal "Erdélyi Társadalom" was founded in 2003 and since then its editions have been published twice a year. Editing of the journal is the responsibility of the Department of Sociology and Social Work in Hungarian of the Babeş-Bolyai University (Cluj), while the publisher is the Cluj University Press, the publishing house of the BBU. The journal includes articles of a wide variety of disciplines, including sociology, anthropology, social policy, regional studies, social geography, ethnography, political science. All articles submitted to the journal are subject to its double blind peer review system. Editorial stuff: Csata Zsombor, Kiss Dénes, Benedek József, Berszán Lídia, Magyari Tivadar, Pásztor Gyöngyi, Péter László, Geambașu Réka. Editoral board: Bárdi Nándor, Csepeli György, Kuczi Tibor, Ladányi János, Lengyel György, Lőrincz D. József, Mezei Elemér, Pászka Imre, Tamás Pál, Szabó Béla.

ROMANIAN JOURNAL OF INDIAN STUDIES

ROMANIAN JOURNAL OF INDIAN STUDIES

Frequency: 1 issues / Country: Romania

The Romanian Journal of Indian Studies seeks and encourages interdisciplinary approaches in linguistics, literature and literary studies, Indian philosophy, history of religions, political philosophy, and history of ideas, science, anthropology, sociology, education, communications theory, history, and performing arts. One of its primary aims is the integration of the results of the several disciplines of the humanities so that its studies will have a synthetic character in order to acquaint the reader with the progress being made in the general area of Indian Studies. The Romanian Journal of Indian Studies is affiliated to Cluj Center for Indian Studies, Babeș-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca. The Journal appears once per year and it is dedicated to all those with interests in Indian culture.

Romanian Orthodox Old Testament Studies

Romanian Orthodox Old Testament Studies

Frequency: 2 issues / Country: Romania

Romanian Orthodox Old Testament Studies – ROOTS – is the first Romanian journal to promote a Romanian Orthodox exegesis which follows the patristic interpretation of the Holy Scripture of the Old Testament.

Orient and Occident. Topographies of Symbol at Mircea Eliade

Orient si Occident. Topografii ale simbolului la Mircea Eliade

Author(s): Mihaela Gligor / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: Mircea Eliade; intellectual development; history of religions; Indian studies; patterns in history of religions

Orient și Occident. Topografii ale simbolului la Mircea Eliade (Orient and Occident. Topographies of Symbol at Mircea Eliade), shows, chronological, Mircea Eliade's transformation, from the young student, fascinated by culture, philosophy and the whole of India and Orient, in general, to the esteemed and world recognized savant; Professor of philosophy, history and phenomenology of religions, in Occident.

Between philosophy and medicine. Medical folklore as seen by Mircea Eliade and Valeriu Bologa.

Intre filosofie si medicina. Folclorul medical in viziunea lui Mircea Eliade si Valeriu Bologa.

Author(s): Mihaela Gligor / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: Medical folklore; Mircea Eliade; Philosophy; History of religions; correspondence.

Am încercat să surprindem modul în care a evoluat gândirea științifică a lui Mircea Eliade și mai ales cum a fost aceasta influențată de elementele folclorice. Importantă pentru analiza avută în vedere a fost examinarea influenței pe care periplul său indian a avut-o în scrierile ulterioare. Întâlnirea lui Eliade, în India, cu prezența fantastică și fascinanta lume a misterelor, elemente care l-au urmărit o viață întreagă și pe baza cărora și-a construit mare parte din opera savantă, ne-a oferit și punctul de legătură cu domeniul de activitate al profesorului și medicului Valeriu Bologa, cel care a pus bazele școlii clujene de istorie a medicinei.

Personal Library. Readings on History and Philosophy of Culture

Biblioteca personală. Lecturi de istorie și filosofia culturii

Author(s): Mihaela Gligor / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: History; Philosophy of Culture; readings; Holocaust; Indian studies; Orientalism;

The volume brings together 32 writings about books that shaped me, opened my horizon and enriched me spiritually.I tried to structure my texts according to some topics. The chapter entitled "Recent Histories" brings together presentations of books of history, Romanian philosophy, philosophy of culture, interwar history, Holocaust - topics I have dealt with mainly in recent years. "Beyond India" brings together severeal writings about the many books dedicated to India - its history, philosophy, religion and culture - or Orientalism, in general, which I have read since 2007, after meeting India, and more recently, after Cluj Center for Indian Studies was opened at Babes Bolyai University in Cluj Napoca. In the last part, "Parallel Stories" there are some writings about books that helped me to understand some certain aspects of the topics I approached as a researcher, but also some stories about distant and extraordinary worlds.

From Influence and Confluence to Difference and Indifference. Studies on History of Religions. Edited by Mihaela Gligor

From Influence and Confluence to Difference and Indifference. Studies on History of Religions. Edited by Mihaela Gligor

Author(s): Mihaela Gligor,Jeremy Biles,Carl Olson,Jerry Cullum,Melanie Barbato,Maria-Daniela Pomohaci / Language(s): English

Keywords: History of Religions;Philosophy;Patterns;Influence;Indifference;

By this volume, the first of Cluj Center for Indian Studies Collection, we do not try to explain the differences or the similarities among religions or different periods of time. We only try to introduce the reader into the fascinating world of religions and faiths. Each and every one of them has something unique about it. There are a great many similarities among world’s religions and yet a great many differences. As in the case of multiculturalism, a term we usually understand as a practice of giving equal attention or representation to the cultural needs and contributions of all the groups in a society (special emphasis may be given to minority groups underrepresented in the past, as through bilingual education), in case of religions general approaches are alike: the term “religion” defines internal relationships among communities relatively circumscribed, and also among people of specific provenience engaged in external, professional, cultural, linguistic, or any other relations.

Tradition and Modernity in the Romanian Philosophy of XXth Century

Tradiție și modernizare în filosofia românească în secolul XX

Author(s): Mihaela Gligor,Ioan Dura,Ştefan Bolea,Claudiu Mesaroş,Ion Cordoneanu,Laurenţiu Gheorghe / Language(s): Romanian

Keywords: Romanian philosophy; tradition; modernity; modernization; interwar period; Philosophical analyses; paradigm shift;

Any reference to the Romanian philosophy of the 20th century must also contain details about its relationship with modernity / modernization. As everywhere in Europe, in Romania, modernity has produced a paradigm shift. This position expressed a certain way of thinking about philosophy in a modernizing society. This volume contains the works of the Panel entitled "Tradition and modernization in Romanian philosophy in the twentieth century", proposed and moderated by Mihaela Gligor, as part of the International Conference "Modernism, modernization, modernity. Historiographical and methodological perspectives", organized by the "George Baritiu" Institute of History of the Romanian Academy of Sciences and Babeș Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca, between October 13-15, 2021, within the Cluj Academic Days 2021.

Between Two Worlds: Romania and India. Essays on Expanding Borders through Culture

Between Two Worlds: Romania and India. Essays on Expanding Borders through Culture

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: Romania; India; Cultural Relations; Mircea Eliade; Maitreyi Devi; Amita Bhose; Cultural Diplomacy; Influences;

The cultural relations between India and Romania are interesting to study and to understand. India is a country of immense diversity, of extraordinary customs, and a genuine feast of opinions, which attracts researchers from all over the world. Romanians are people with a profound sensibility. The two cultures met on the common ground of spirituality and the results are remarkable, as it is shown in this special volume.