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Romanian Journal of Artistic Creativity

Romanian Journal of Artistic Creativity

Frequency: 4 issues / Country: United States

Creativity is domain-specific (hence “artistic creativity” in the journal title) and, at least for sound linguistic reasons, nation-specific (hence “Romanian” in the title). An age-old, philosopher- and theologician-friendly concept, covering fields like poetry, fiction, painting, sculpture, nonfiction, architecture (drawing and building), music (composing and performance), theatre (writing and performance), artistic creativity will come in a fresh perspective today only if it comes complete with psychology and psychiatry, also with such newcomers on the scene as genetics and biochemistry. All such dimensions considered, we will hopefully have a say in the matter, and our voice will be firm enough to ensure us a distinct position in international literature. The three-year planning of the quarterly issues (suicide-bound poets, norm-negotiating, art-loading, art-reloading, stress-related illness, suicide-resisting poets, buried-in-transaction, personality-trait disorders, alcohol consumtion and art production, personality) observes this multidisciplinary approach that, however, relies on personality-trait psychology to draw its basic philosophy on. The Editorial Team has been designed to cover the domains that are most likely to come up: psychiatry, psychology, anthropology, philosophy, (fine and liberal) arts, medicine and medicine-related fields, by and large; the Board of Directors has been largely made on the same principle. President of the Board of Directors: Doina Cosman (Iuliu Hatieganu University of Medicine) Editor-in-Chief: Mihai A. Stroe (University of Bucharest). Online submissions to: mihaistroe@yahoo.com Executive Editor: Bogdan C.S. Pirvu (Iuliu Hatieganu University of Medicine) bgdn_parvu@yahoo.com Public Relations: Muguras Maria Petrescu muguras_maria@yahoo.com

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Sylvia Plath: Flying Suicidal
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Sylvia Plath: Flying Suicidal

Author(s): Elena Ciobanu,Bogdan C.S. Pîrvu / Language(s): English

The biopsycholiterary joint partnership between a professor of literature (Elena Ciobanu) and a clinical psychiatrist (Bogdan C.S. Pîrvu) was meant to diagnose the condition of a poet (Sylvia Plath) who, with a comorbid borderline personality disorder, had a bipolar II disorder that drove her to commit suicide. In equally specific, because technical, terms, the biopsychosocial approach extrapolated from narrative medicine was made to come complete mostly with strategies borrowed from literary phenomenology and designed to explore the Artistic Personality on its own premises, and occasionally with psychotherapeutic tools that are conveniently adept at dealing with mental disorders and family relationships. In mundane terms, this book is not a biography proper; it is an open-minded account of the intricate entanglements of poetry, personality and mood, perceptively and cautiously intent on behavioural, affective and cognitive changes, on the impact any such fluctuations might have had on the art of Sylvia Plath.

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TechnoFeminist Science Fiction
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TechnoFeminist Science Fiction

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

This study has coined the term TechnoFeminist Science Fiction by grounding it on the insights of Judy Wajcman’s TechnoFeminist approach that combines cyberfeminism and cyborg feminism following the philosophies of Sadie Plant and Donna Haraway. The core study of TechnoFeminism gives voice to the mutual relationship between women and technology that is a constructivist and a sociotechnical network by rejecting technological determinism. Likewise, TechnoFeminist Science Fiction, a new trend in women or feminist science fiction, provides both technoscientific politics and TechnoFeminist politics in desire for women or feminist science fiction writers to be more active in creating female cyber and cyborg images in their technoscience fictions. Thus, it aims to create new women perspectives and point of views by erasing the gender duality problem with characterization of emancipatory cyberself and cyborg embodiment through breaking down the boundaries between human and machine, animal/organism and machine, and physical and non-physical organisms. The aim of this study is to demonstrate how British novelists, Justina Robson and Sue Thomas, have opened a different technodigital space for equal and mutual relationship between gender and technology by weaving the issues of TechnoFeminism and the concepts of technoscience, AIs, genetic technologies, the internet, regenerative technologies, communication technologies, nanotechnology, biotechnology, molecular biology and they have also developed an image of the cyborg consistent with any of Haraway’s cyborg metaphors and cyberspace consistent with Plant’s cyberfeminism with wired, wet, fluid, flexible, adaptable, mutable, multiple, ever-flowing, unstable, self-controlled, virtual cyberselves.

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The Georgia Lectures on Principles, Transitions and Development
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The Georgia Lectures on Principles, Transitions and Development

Author(s): Tibor R. Machan / Language(s): English

These lectures were given in Tbilisi, Georgia, for a group of students and faculty interested in classical liberal social and political thought. Given their accessibility, they may be of use to others who want to have a clear view of what best supports that position. I advance a natural rights defense of classical liberalism, drawing on the work of many scholars who have discussed the ideas involved. (Several of my other books take up the more specific topics that need to be addressed in laying out the case for the society of free men and women, a society of free minds and free markets.)

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The Normative Defense of Free Market Capitalism: Did the Free Market Cause the Financial Fiasco?
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The Normative Defense of Free Market Capitalism: Did the Free Market Cause the Financial Fiasco?

Author(s): Tibor R. Machan / Language(s): English

Machan’s book advances an indispensable normative case for the free market system of economy. He addresses the different approaches taken to showing the superiority of the system to others and also discusses the charge that the recent financial fiasco was caused by “market fundamentalism,” as the likes of Paul Krugman keep claiming. This is a vital entry into the on-going debate about whether the economic system based on the principles of freedom of economic conduct, free exchange, private property rights, etc., is better than one regimented from the top, either by some czar or a democratic assembly. Anyone who is concerned with both the productivity and decency of an economic system needs to address Machan’s arguments.

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