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The Christianization of the Anglo-Saxons Saint Gregory the Great and Saint Augustine

The Christianization of the Anglo-Saxons Saint Gregory the Great and Saint Augustine

Author(s): Negreanu Ștefan Barbu / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/2014

Keywords: Saint Gregory the Great; Saint Augustine; Christianization Anglo-Saxon; King Ethelbert;

The end of the sixth century fi nds the still pagan nations of the British Isles preparedto receive the good news of the Gospel of Christ. The souls had been cleaned byholy men like Ninian, Patrick or David. From now begins the Age of great Christianmissions among the peoples of the archipelago. One of the missions started fromIreland, which now returns the gift of Christian faith, to the ones that had forgottenor had not heard of it yet, through Saint Columba - the apostle of the Gentiles innorthern England and Scotland. Meanwhile, Rome turned its attention back to Britain, this time through the head of the church, Saint Gregory the Great. He will toil alifetime, especially after he will become Pope of Rome, to fulfi l one of the dreamsof his youth – the Christianization of Anglo-Saxon people. The man who will be the“instrument” of this great work is Saint Augustine.

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MANAGING THE "RUBATO" OF CONFERENCE
INTERPRETATION. SEMANTIC AND PRAGMATIC
STRATEGIES

MANAGING THE "RUBATO" OF CONFERENCE INTERPRETATION. SEMANTIC AND PRAGMATIC STRATEGIES

MANAGING THE "RUBATO" OF CONFERENCE INTERPRETATION. SEMANTIC AND PRAGMATIC STRATEGIES

Author(s): Oana Florina Avornicesei / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2020

Keywords: semantics; pragmatics; conference interpretation; troubleshooting strategies; message

The present paper explores the ways in which the linguistic background of the trainee interpreters can prove a useful tool in developing strategies of coping with difficult interpretation situations. The two fields the paper explores are semantics and pragmatics. It mainly focuses on strategies of simultaneous interpretation, as being more difficult due to the additional time constraints it poses on interpreters, but the suggestions outlined here can benefit the notetaking exercise in consecutive as well. One important aspect is that these are rather strategies meant to cope with difficulties in discerning the meaning expressed in the source language, as well as in rendering it in the target language. They are a tool to overcome hurdles in grasping and rendering the meaning, and keep the message flowing and the customer happy. They area part of the training process, troubleshooting strategies which the trainee conference interpreter can resort to.

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Likelihood of propensity to travel: Prediction based on socio-demographic factors

Likelihood of propensity to travel: Prediction based on socio-demographic factors

Likelihood of propensity to travel: Prediction based on socio-demographic factors

Author(s): Sejfudin Zahirović,Jasmina Okičić,Mensur Herić,Dino Kakeš / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2021

Keywords: propensity to travel; prediction; likelihood; socio-demographic determinants

The purpose of this research is to provide some insights into socio-demographic determinants of predicting the likelihood of residents propensity to travel. Using the quota sampling technique, data collection was carried out from October to December 2019, yielding a sample of 632 valid responses. To gain a better understanding of the sociodemographic determinants of propensity to travel, we, primarily, use descriptive statistical analysis, chi-square test and probit regression model. The research findings have revealed that age, education and household income characteristics may be considered as antecedents of travel propensity of residents. Having in mind the impact that Covid-19 pandemic has on sector of tourism worldwide, and based on the results of this research, policymakers‘ efforts should be directed to promoting local tourist destinations and to enhancing tourism literacy of residents.

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The interdependence between fiscal public policies and tax evasion

The interdependence between fiscal public policies and tax evasion

Author(s): Armenia Androniceanu,Rodica GHERGHINA,Marilena CIOBĂNAȘU / Language(s): English / Issue: 32/2019

Keywords: fiscal policy; business environment; fiscal evasion;

The importance of studying tax evasion derives from its effects. The state budget of public revenues, which could be used to finance public health services, education, public order and safety, etc., is being damaged by evasion. At the same time, tax evasion also has negative effects in the market economy, generating unfair competition. The study of tax evasion is of major relevance in determining the degree of economic, social and even cultural development of a country. The analysis of tax evasion aims at identifying the causes that lead to tax evasion, as well as identifying new solutions for higher voluntary compliance. The work is focused on the analysis of the causes and effects that will indicate the possible solutions to be applied in order to reduce the phenomenon of evasion tax. The results of the research show the impact of fiscal policies on the economy and the ways in which the reduction of tax evasion generates a considerable increase of the macroeconomic indicators that characterize the economy of a country.

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The consequences of the pandemic. Possible strategies for the revitalization of urban space.

The consequences of the pandemic. Possible strategies for the revitalization of urban space.

The consequences of the pandemic. Possible strategies for the revitalization of urban space.

Author(s): Ilenia Gioia / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2021

Keywords: Architecture; Covid-19; human spaces; strategies; revitalization;

This contribution underlines the conditions in which we are living, as a consequence of the pandemic events that have impacted the whole world. It is also intended to discuss possible strategies to be adopted for territorial, economic and social revitalization. Many companies have developed research and examples useful to the revaluation of the spaces of the city and that suggest the areas in which to invest to achieve this goal. It is also addressed the issue of the resilient periphery, a topic that has become extremely current if you try to consider the virus positively as a catalyst for opportunities. Speaking of the periphery, the example of a residential complex in Posillipo, Italy, is examined. An avant-garde project in a residential context in which, to this day, despite the many qualities of the neighborhood, its shortcomings are strongly felt: services not easily accessible, absent transportation, etc. In conclusion, having suggested the possible strategies and approaches to be adopted, it is hoped that with the funds made available, the idea of territorial recovery and enhancement can really become a reality.

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Introduction: Unwanted Citizens of EU Member States and Their Forced Returns within the European Union

Introduction: Unwanted Citizens of EU Member States and Their Forced Returns within the European Union

Introduction: Unwanted Citizens of EU Member States and Their Forced Returns within the European Union

Author(s): Witold Klaus,Agnieszka Martynowicz / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2021

Keywords: deportation; expulsion; European Arrest Warrant; European Union; ‘unwanted citizens’

Governments of countries of the Global North often segregate migrants into three main groups: welcomed and accepted (mostly high-skilled specialists or those who are wealthy); ‘tolerable’ because their work is needed by the host country (skilled or unskilled workers) and unwanted. The latter are often subjected to expulsion processes that can take the form of deportation and administrative removal, as well as the enforcement of instruments of inter-jurisdictional transfer such as the European Arrest Warrant. Focusing on intra-EU expulsion processes, in this article we argue that these reveal stereotypisation and racialisation processes, exposing the fact that such processes are not neutral in their application. We submit that intra-EU expulsions mostly target new citizens from CEE member states. This paper serves as an introduction to the Special Issue entitled ‘Unwanted Citizens of EU Member States and Their Forced Returns within the European Union’.

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LIFELONG LEARNING AND VALUE ORIENTATION DEVELOPMENT IN PERSONALITY’S SYSTEM

LIFELONG LEARNING AND VALUE ORIENTATION DEVELOPMENT IN PERSONALITY’S SYSTEM

LIFELONG LEARNING AND VALUE ORIENTATION DEVELOPMENT IN PERSONALITY’S SYSTEM

Author(s): Diana Antoci / Language(s): English / Issue: -/2020

Keywords: Value orientation; Lifelong learning; Education; Personality;

Reviewing the process of initiating lifelong learning and the need to form value orientations within the personality is one of the major perspectives for the entire educational system. The content of the article highlights constituent parts of lifelong learning and value orientation, reflects personal opinions on the relationship between lifelong learning and the process of forming value guidelines for personality supported by arguments derived from a theoretical-scientific study aiming at practical application. Consequently, the reflection on the process of value orientations formation resulted in developing a mechanism for the formation of value orientations within the personality as correlated with the educational process, sociocultural implications and as projected in lifelong learning. The mechanism of orientation formation towards values and through values is established from the perspective of the personality development in ontogenesis and it allows for its extension throughout various educational stages.

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THE CONSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE RESTRICTION OF THE EXERCISE OF FUNDAMENTAL
 RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS IN THE VIEW OF THE 
CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF ROMANIA

THE CONSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE RESTRICTION OF THE EXERCISE OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS IN THE VIEW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF ROMANIA

THE CONSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE RESTRICTION OF THE EXERCISE OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS IN THE VIEW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF ROMANIA

Author(s): Daniela Cristina Valea / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2021

Keywords: fundamental rights and freedoms; restricting the exercise of certain rights and freedoms; republished Constitution of Romania; equality; non-discrimination;

The issue of exercising and restricting the exercise of fundamental rights and freedoms is, nowadays, more than ever, a topical, exciting, and challenging aspect. Therefore, in this paper, I suggest a review of the issue regarding the restriction of the exercise of fundamental rights and freedoms starting from the constitutional premises in Romania and then passing it through the filter of the jurisprudence of the Romanian constitutional court. The republished Constitution of Romania allows the restriction of the exercise of fundamental rights or freedoms, only as an exceptional measure, only by law, conditionally (only if it is necessary in a democratic society, to be in proportion to the situation that determined it, applied non-discriminatory and without bringing violation to the existence of the rights or freedom), temporarily and only in consideration and achievement of certain objectives expressly provided by the fundamental law. Moreover, the Romanian constitutional text requires that even in the situation of restricting the exercise of certain rights and freedoms, the fundamental principle of equality should be respected by applying the measure of restriction in a non-discriminatory manner. The constitutional regulation is supplemented by normative texts that punctually regulate different aspects of specific application, such as those regarding national security, public order and peace, the state of necessity, calamity and disasters.

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Educating music teachers in the new millennium: Current models and new developments

Educating music teachers in the new millennium: Current models and new developments

Educating music teachers in the new millennium: Current models and new developments

Author(s): Jolanta Lasauskienė,Yuqing Yang / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/2018

Keywords: Initial music teacher education; teacher education curriculum; teacher education models; study programmes;

The main aim of every teacher education programme is to educate competent teachers and to develop necessary professional qualities to ensure lifelong teaching careers for teachers. In various countries different traditions of educating teachers of music have been established following the traditions and needs of each country. The aim of this study is to present and generalise an overview of the most common models of music teacher education in Lithuania (with a focus on Lithuanian University of Educational Sciences) and other countries, so as to highlight the main features that might initiate discussion of critical issues in the context of music teacher education nationally and internationally. The article focuses on pedagogical study programmes of Music Education as well as on similarities and differences in their curricular. The research on models for teacher education in the best foreign higher education institutions creates conditions for adoption of the most successful international teacher education practices.

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TATAR POETRY IN INDEPENDENT KAZAKHSTAN

TATAR POETRY IN INDEPENDENT KAZAKHSTAN

BAĞIMSIZ KAZAKİSTAN’DA TATAR ŞİİRİ

Author(s): Şınaray Bürkütbayeva,Hatice Şirin / Language(s): Turkish / Issue: 31/2020

Keywords: Tatar diaspora poetry; independence; Soviet censorship; genuine poetry; literary representatives;

This article will analyze the role of Tatar poetry in the independent Republic of Kazakhstan and its social-political relations in the country, in the light of the new independent state, away from Soviet censorship. The development of the Tatar poetry in Kazakhstan during the years of independence and the feeling of freedom given by independence will be evaluated by the new literary line. It is told that the poetry of the Tatar diaspora poets reflected as a branch of Kazakh Literature, reflecting the political and social turmoil, changes and innovations of the new century with their own views. Tatar diaspora poetry in Kazakhstan is examined for the first time. In the article, Russian and Tatar language poets are given under two titles. Tatar poetry in Kazakhstan is developing in two languages (Tatar and Russian languages), although it deals with the same subject. Trying to explain the main themes they write by giving examples from short lines. In addition, this study is the first to deal with Tatar poetry and poets living on Independent Kazakhstan. We had difficulty in finding scientific resources since there was no scientific research on this subject before. Therefore, it was studied by finding poets and their works one by one, and the benefits that we could find from the Tatar Culture Association in Almaty city were used. The aim of the study is to show that Tatar poetry is also included in Turkish Peoples Poetry in developing Kazakhstan as a branch of Independent Kazakhstan Literature.

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Application and coherence of the model of restorative justice in Europe

Application and coherence of the model of restorative justice in Europe

Application and coherence of the model of restorative justice in Europe

Author(s): Antonio Iudici,Elena Faccio,Jessica Neri / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2020

Keywords: Restorative justice; penal justice; offender; victim; review;

Even in a spirited debate about its effectiveness and sustainability, restorative justice is now considered a new systematic legal proposal. The requirements of this meta-model include a criminal phenomenon through relational and inter-subjective reading, considering the crime in terms of injury to people. Also, they pose considerable attention to the needs of the victim and programme restorative actions on authors of the crime. This approach is sometimes considered difficult to apply. Starting from the legal environment to existing literature, this research investigates the coherence between the metatheoretical framework of reparative justice and some operational practices implemented in different European countries. With a systematic review of practices considered, it has outlined the state of the art of its application, describing critical issues and strengths, as well as providing important points, to be considered for theorists, professionals and experts involved in the development of alternative models to punishment.

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State modification and market mechanism for agroindustrial complex management in the region

State modification and market mechanism for agroindustrial complex management in the region

State modification and market mechanism for agroindustrial complex management in the region

Author(s): Daniyar Kaldiyarov,Daniya Nurmukhankyzy,Sanzhar Kaldiyarov,Olessya Lemechshenko / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2019

Keywords: state regulation; agricultural sector; agroindustrial complex (AIC); agriculture; agricultural products; agricultural policy; food security;

The article is devoted to development of approaches and practical recommendations on issues of state regulation and state support of agro-industrial complex economic entities as a factor of stimulating economic growth of industry as a whole. Having based on the study of development trends of agroindustrial complex in the Republic of Kazakhstan and its state regulation, we assessed effectiveness of implementing target programs, identified causes and constraints, which include imperfect legislative, theoretical and methodological elaboration of mechanisms for their implementation, inconsistency between organizational-level program developments and processes of their implementation.

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Investment activity of the territorial self-government in Poland

Investment activity of the territorial self-government in Poland

Investment activity of the territorial self-government in Poland

Author(s): Agnieszka Jachowicz,Magdalena Kogut-Jaworska,Jolanta Zawora / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/1/2018

Keywords: public finance; self-government unit; public-private partnerships

The character of the territorial self-government units activity in Poland and realization of their constitutional goals (own or delegated) is the driver which forces them to undertake investment activities and to make particular expenditures (financial or material). The self – governmental activity and expenditure on investment should, by definition, be aimed at development of the communal infrastructure which will ensure good standard of living for the local population. Equally, the development will contribute into achieving additional economic, social and environmental goals. The issues related to the financial aspect of the self-governmental investment activity in Poland are the subject of this paper. In particular, the major objective of the author is to analyse the existing financial conditions for investment made by the territorial self-government in Poland and to assess attractiveness of investment financing through intersectional co-operation within public-private partnership. The realization of the objective of the paper has been based on the methods of comparative or descriptive analyses and on the method of descriptive statistics.

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Religious-Secular Reality of Individual Consciousness In The Context of COVID-19

Religious-Secular Reality of Individual Consciousness In The Context of COVID-19

Religious-Secular Reality of Individual Consciousness In The Context of COVID-19

Author(s): Leonid Mozghovyi,Volodymyr Muliar,Olena Stepanova,Vitaliy Ignatyev,Viacheslav Stepanov / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2021

Keywords: secularity;COVID-19 pandemy;religious-secular reality;individual consciousness;self-understanding;

The question of the secularity of society still remains open, since scientists have proposed only cautious speculative answers, while every scientist understands that in the social sciences it is a sad experience of predictions, that history is random and therefore unpredictable and the future always remains fundamentally open.The process of transformation of postmodern society, the development of which is actively influenced by the current pandemy of COVID-19, entailed the revival of religious values ​​and the formation of a qualitatively new religious consciousness. In connection with the rise in the social status of religious consciousness and the widespread dissemination of religious ideas, primarily at the everyday level, the analysis of individual religious consciousness as one of the ways to comprehend the world is of particular importance. The social nature of religious consciousness is manifested not only in the fact that religious values ​​are perceived as a kind of khanism of social regulation, but also in the fact that they serve as epistemological guidelines and often compete with scientific values. This determines the growing philosophical interest in the analysis of the epistemological functions of religion and secular reality, as well as the cognitive capabilities of religious consciousness, which is impossible without a consistent study of the methodological basis of religious knowledge.

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Religious Entrepreneurial Communities: Solution for or Cause of Socioeconomic Injustice? A Comment

Religious Entrepreneurial Communities: Solution for or Cause of Socioeconomic Injustice? A Comment

Religious Entrepreneurial Communities: Solution for or Cause of Socioeconomic Injustice? A Comment

Author(s): Henrik Egbert / Language(s): English / Issue: 7/2021

Keywords: entrepreneurial communities; socioeconomic justice; community-based entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship-based policy; clubs; networks

Certain religious entrepreneurial minded communities are highly successful. It is tempting to assume that the underlying social mechanism of business success can be used as a blueprint for the development of larger social entities. Recently, Javaid, Shamsi and Hyder (2020) have argued that inefficiencies of markets and bureaucracies may be avoided if religious entrepreneurial communities are considered an alternative for members’ business investment, capital- and expertise-support to businesses, and the redistribution of wealth in favor of economically vulnerable community members. Consequently, the title of their paper is “Religious entrepreneurial communities as a solution for socioeconomic injustice”. I address this problematic position by an extended comment and point out inefficiencies induced by such an approach. I apply the concepts of networks and clubs to tackle problems of religious entrepreneurial communities as sub-groups of larger social entities. Individual beliefs, individual preferences, and norms of cooperative behavior can occur among members of any community, with or without common religious beliefs. Consequently, a shift from the a religious, market-oriented form of economic organization towards specific sets of religious beliefs will not, by itself, endanger business success. These issues require considerable attention before a transfer of behavioral pattern prevalent in small communities can be applied to larger groups. I emphasize the danger of generalizations from small case study results of specific entrepreneurial communities to larger social entities, such as societies.

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MODELLING THE MANPOWER PLANNING OF NIGERIAN PORT OPERATIONS
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MODELLING THE MANPOWER PLANNING OF NIGERIAN PORT OPERATIONS

Author(s): Morakinyo Onifade,Oluwaseyi Joseph Afolabi,Olufemi Adebayo Oroye / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/2020

Keywords: Manpower Planning; Maritime; Port; Human ;Resource; Transport;

Maritime industry has become a veritable and highly technical segment of Nigeria’s national economy. It requires highly skilled personnel and professionals. To develop such an industry, therefore requires appropriate planning for the human elements that would make the industry achieve the desired results. Manpower planning links organization’s structures/strategies, policies and people together to be able to match and review any organization manpower requirements and its availability. Manpower issue in the maritime sector constituted a problem for urgent attention. This paper investigated the existing manpower data of Nigeria Port Authority (NPA) and carry out quantitative description of its flow with respect to five well defined states; a twenty-year data of staff transition was analysed. A multivariate linear regression was developed to describe the manpower flow of the Nigeria Port Authority. The model developed indicated that the establishment needs a staff stock of at least 13,264 yearly for a steady flow of operation for the period under investigation. The Mean Forecast Error value which is lower than the actual manpower and the sampling tracking signal not exceeding the computed value shows that the developed multivariate linear regression model is appropriate to describe the manpower data obtained.

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Antonio Chemotti, The Hymnbook of Valentin Triller (Wroclaw 1555). Musical Past and Regionalism in Early Modern Silesia, Warsaw 2020

Antonio Chemotti, The Hymnbook of Valentin Triller (Wroclaw 1555). Musical Past and Regionalism in Early Modern Silesia, Warsaw 2020

Antonio Chemotti, The Hymnbook of Valentin Triller (Wroclaw 1555). Musical Past and Regionalism in Early Modern Silesia, Warsaw 2020

Author(s): Erika Supria Honisch / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/2021

Keywords: Central-European music; sixteenth-century music

Book Review of: Antonio Chemotti, The Hymnbook of Valentin Triller (Wroclaw 1555). Musical Past and Regionalism in Early Modern Silesia, Warsaw 2020

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Family Planning Radio Messages Directed at Men and Women in a Developing Society: A Case Study

Family Planning Radio Messages Directed at Men and Women in a Developing Society: A Case Study

Family Planning Radio Messages Directed at Men and Women in a Developing Society: A Case Study

Author(s): Alex Eloho Umuerri,Ngozi Bibian Okeibunor / Language(s): English / Issue: 27/2020

Keywords: family planning; developing society; development communication; radio family planning messages; audience;

The study examined radio family planning messages with particular reference to the nature of the audience influence on communication content by using a chat program on radio in a developing society. The study adopted content analysis research method with a purposive sampling technique and used a radio script having six items for analyses. Results showed that there were more family planning segments for women than for men and, there were more family planning for drugs/pills and materials/implantation than for injection. In addition, there were side effects in the use of family planning just as there were quite a number of frequently asked questions except for condoms-fiesta/kiss. This paper concludes that radio scripts/messages for family planning programs should accommodate more topics/segments of family planning for men and women, specifically, natural methods should be included. Furthermore, radio family planning messages should focus more on the benefits of family planning and specifically the benefits of contraceptive pill and post pill emergency should be examined. Other formats of programs should be employed in the campaign for family planning messages on radio, and development communicators and content developers of radio family planning scripts should explore more areas to make radio messages more robust.

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CONTENT ANALYSIS AS THE METHOD OF STUDYING OF THE REGIONAL PRESS OF THE MIDDLE OF THE 19th CENTURY

CONTENT ANALYSIS AS THE METHOD OF STUDYING OF THE REGIONAL PRESS OF THE MIDDLE OF THE 19th CENTURY

КОНТЕНТ-АНАЛІЗ ЯК МЕТОД ВИВЧЕННЯ МАТЕРІАЛІВ РЕГІОНАЛЬНОЇ ПРЕСИ СЕРЕДИНИ ХІХ СТ.

Author(s): Irena Grebtsova / Language(s): Ukrainian / Issue: 31/2020

Keywords: regional press; periodicals; Odessa Censorship Committee; content analysis;

The article analyzes the materials of the regional press of the southern provinces of the Russian Empire, published in the middle of the 19th century under the control of the Odessa Censorship Committee. Reconstruction of historical processes has its own epistemological features; it implies the need to search for various qualitative and quantitative methods of researching sources. Periodicals in general and the press of the southern region in particular have two important attributes of a mass source – the typology of the social phenomena reflected in it, and information richness, which makes it possible to solve a number of issues of its study using content analysis. At present, this method is one of the leading in the studying of periodicals in foreign and domestic science. The purpose of the article is to identify the possibilities of content analysis to study the perception of the regional press of the preparation of reforms carried out by the government of the Russian Empire in the 60-70-s of the 19th century. Content analysis shows that during the preparation and implementation of socio-economic transformations in the Russian Empire, the regional press mainly formulated the platform of entrepreneurs of the South: the abolition of serfdom, the development of industrial production and transport, freedom of trade. At the same time, the periodicals of the region vigorously advocated the implementation of other reforms: they defended th e idea of granting the rights of broad self-government at the local level, the implementation of judicial reform, reforms in the field of censorship, etc. According to content analysis, government bills assessments that are found in periodicals in the southern region are relatively diverse. They range from unconditional approval to skeptical remarks. The diversity of information in periodicals is represented by a certain number of domestic political priorities determined by the political orientation of the editorial board. For the implementation of content analysis in this aspect, the following have been obtained: 1) a catalog of topical social problems presented for the press discussion; 2) a catalog of ideas about the methods and tendencies of public assessment of the reformatory activities of the government on the pages of the regional press. The catalog includes the values of the economic and social sphere. The Value Orientation Analysis Tool has combined a number of binary constructs. This research have been identified the organs of the press with a certain value orientation to the traditional and reformatory scales. Content analysis showed the catalogs of values in the regional press mostly coincide. The average correlation coefficient for publications on the reformatory scale is 0.56 and on the traditional scale is 0.21. Thus, content analysis makes it possible to more clearly present the specifics of the discussion on the pages of the regional press of reform projects proposed by the government of the Russian Empire in the era of reforms, to count the number of comments on government projects, as well as to identify the influence of publicity on the final document approved by emperor Alexander II. Substantially different, the content-qualitative analysis and formal-quantitative analysis of press materials do not exclude, but mutually complement each other, allowing compensating for the shortcomings in each of them, because they pursue the same goal – to obtain valid and reliable research results. Their organic combination is most effective.

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THE ANCIENT THRACIAN LANDS IN THE SOUTHEAST-EUROPEAN DISCOURSE

THE ANCIENT THRACIAN LANDS IN THE SOUTHEAST-EUROPEAN DISCOURSE

ДРЕВНОТРАКИЙСКИТЕ ЗЕМИ В ЮГОИЗТОЧНОЕВРОПЕЙСКИ ДИСКУРС

Author(s): Valeria Fol / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/2021

Keywords: Thracology; Thracia; Thracians; interpretation Thracica; Institute of Thracology

The paper outlines the path of research on the Thracian Antiquity from the first studies in the first half of the 18th century until Thracology became an autonomous academic domain. The most important publications and academic forums illustrating its emergence from the shadow of Ancient Greece and Rome are indicated, as well as the most important achievements in the research on the ancient Thracian lands in the context of Southeastern Europe and the new perspectives that would lead to reinterpretation not only of finds and sites, but also of the overall socio-economic life, foreign policy and economic relations. The political history of the Thracian kingdoms is usually examined from the viewpoint of military and political clashes. The stereotype of opposing Greeks and Thracians was gradually surmounted, which led to the elaboration of the expressed idea on the ancient Thracian lands as contact zone of economic, cultural and trade interactions.

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