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ACTING IN SOFT FOCUS. THE STUDY OF ATTENTION IN THE ACTOR’S TRAINING

ACTING IN SOFT FOCUS. THE STUDY OF ATTENTION IN THE ACTOR’S TRAINING

Author(s): Mihai Filip Odangiu / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2015

Keywords: circles of attention; creative attention; soft focus; observation; target; acting; actor’s training.

The following paper approaches the primordial role attention has in the actor’s art. The author begins by mentioning the thorough study of the attentional mechanisms in Konstantin Stanislavski’s theatrical system and applies the results of this study to a practical example taken from the work of a great actor and improviser, Robin Williams. Filip Odangiu’s demonstration carries on by analyzing what he describes as the attentional technique specific to the actor’s profession, a technique that involves the circles of attention, affective attention, divided attention, observation etc. The author’s declared goal is to gradually define the concept of creative attention and to present its practical application in the actors training. The study explores another key aspect in the actor’s work: the soft focus state of the body-mind unit. In his conclusions, the author asserts that playing in the soft focus state, the actors are not escaping escape reality, but on the contrary, by reconstructing it, they are able to grasp it more acutely.

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Absolution and Disgust

Graţiere şi greaţă

Author(s): Mircea Mihăies / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 33/2001

Keywords: releasing of generals Stanculescu and Chitac and the miners' leader Miron Cozma and the involvement of the PSD ruling party;

In this article Mircea Mihăieş outrages on what he calls "a cynical complot" of the Presidency to release the two generals Stănculescu and Chiţac guilty of having ordered the firing against the revolutionaries in Timişoara in 1989. He condemns the involvement of the present rulers in matters that concern the Justice sphere of duty and he ends with a bitter observation on the inscriptions left to remind of the 1989 Revolution.

Letters

Briefe aus der Handschriftensammlung der Brukenthalbibliothek

Author(s): Gudrun-Liane Ittu / Language(s): German / Issue: 51/2008

Keywords: Brukenthal Library; letters; Schirmersches Familienbuch; Baroness Berta von Brukenthal

Letters from the Hand Writings’ Collection of the Brukenthal Library The author of the article aims at presenting 12 letters from the Brukenthal Library addressed to the curator Michael Csaki (1858–1927). The letters are very important as help us to unveil the truth about the „Schirmersches Familienbuch”, a manuscript which in 1745 was in the possession of Sophia von Brukenthal, but disappeared after the governor’s death. Other letters are dealing with the bequest of Baroness Berta von Brukenthal 1846–1908).

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Lingua A. Linguistics - Contents

Lingua A. Lingvistica - Cuprins

Author(s): Horia Ursu,Delia Marga / Language(s): Multiple languages / Issue: VI-VII/2007

Contents From Theoretical Linguistics to Discourse Analysis • 5 2 TXT/-2TXT=? (To Text or Not to Text – That Is the Question) A Sociolinguistic Perspective on Text Messaging • 7 Ioana Nan On Syntactic Ambiguity • 15 Alina Preda, Romana Coman Typologie des discours dans le rapport • 29 Nicolae Şera La retorica del nome • 37 Denisa Ionescu A Sociolinguistic Perspective on Youth-Directed Media Texts • 47 Diana Roxana Cotrău L’ellipse dans le discours professionnel • 57 Sergiu Zăgan-Zelter, Diana Zăgan-Zelter Le Discours professionnel et les médias roumains • 67 Alexandra Viorica Dulău Methodological Research • 85 Curriculum Philosophies for the 21st Century: What is Old and What is New? • 87 Dakmara Georgescu Pragmatic Awareness and Spoken Discourse Skills • 107 Veronica-Diana Armaşu Metacognition and Autonomy In Foreign Language Learning • 127 Ana-Maria Pascu Networking e.Lt. – A Corpus-Based Approach • 139 Adrian Ciupe Context in Professional Communication: The Experience of a Course Design • 147 Emilia Plăcintar Motivating Students to Speak in the Foreign Language Arena • 161 Gabriela Ioana Mocan, Kovács Réka Measuring the Impact of Language Skills on Economic Performance • 169 Margareta Petruţ Interfereze lessicali inglesi nell’italiano per gli affari - vantaggi o svantaggi didattici? • 179 Dana Feurdean, Mariana Toma Discours publicitaire et enseignement du FLE • 191 Letiţia Ilea El discurso publicitario- un enfoque didáctico • 197 Timea Tocalachis La comunicación didáctica y el discurso profesional en la enseñanza de idiomas extranjeros • 203 Paul-Sorin Tiţa The Practice of Successful Negotiations • 209 Eugenia Irimiaş Il testo giornalistico dai parametri pragmatici allo sfruttamento didattico • 221 Dana Feurdean, Delia Morar Traps in Teaching Intercultural Competence. Brief Study of a Transylvanian University Department • 235 Biró Enikő Les compétences de communication interculturelle dans le milieu des affaires - approche didactique • 249 Manuela-Delia Suciu Overcoming Communication Difficulties in Business • 259 Antonia Izabella Kelemen Varia • 267 Team Culture • 269 Adriana Fekete Conference on Business, Languages and Intercultural Skills • 281 Margareta Petruţ Mobilităţi internaţionale • 285 Séminaire PEL - Dublin (Irlande) • 287 Alexandra Viorica Dulău Rapporto di trasferta • 291 Denisa Ionescu Corpora: Seminar And Workshops • 293 Adrian Ciupe, Adriana Fekete, Dana Feurdean Reviews • 295 Emilia Plăcintar / Professional Communication Politics and International Relations (Veronica-Diana Armaşu • 297) List of authors • 303

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Anti-theatre and Mythic Horizon

Anti-theatre and Mythic Horizon

Author(s): Radu Teampau / Language(s): English / Issue: 24/2017

Keywords: theatre; anti-theatre; myth; equilibrium; proportionality

The present paper starts, in its analysis, with the attempt to identify possible connections between the mythical universe and Eugène Ionesco’s play The Chairs. Noticing that the definition given to Ionesco’s theatre as a theatre of the absurd is outdated and that alternative concepts, such as parabolic drama, are already being proposed, we examine Ionesco’s theatricality from the perspective of the anti-theatre. Also, due to the fact that theatre is defined, by the representatives of political theatre, as ritual, we make a few considerations upon Ionesco’s anti-theatre viewed as anti-ritual. Afterwards, evaluating the different definitions of the myth and concluding that its definition is still a work in progress, we seek to extract arguments in order to look into Ionesco’s play from the point of view of the myth. Thus, we remark that a certain myth, underpinning the play, cannot be identified, but we have the possibility to identify and to argue that this play has a mythical horizon. At the same time, we take into consideration our personal experience with the performance of The Chairs that we put on stage, an experience that, also, constitutes a point of reference in our approach. Consequently, we suggest that references to a mythical horizon must be involved in the scenic interpretation of Eugène Ionesco's The Chairs.

Arterial Hypertension Prevalence in a Romanian Rural Community: Correlations with Social and Economic Status, Age and Gender

Arterial Hypertension Prevalence in a Romanian Rural Community: Correlations with Social and Economic Status, Age and Gender

Author(s): Irina Iuliana Costache,Egidia Miftode,Ovidiu MITU,Alexandru Dan COSTACHE,Viviana Aursulesei / Language(s): English / Issue: 59/2017

Keywords: arterial hypertension; cardiovascular risk factors; cardiovascular diseases;

Throughout the world, cardiovascular diseases (CVD) have become a major public health problem and have been recognized as a leading cause of death and disability in most developed and developing countries. Hypertension is the most important risk factor for cardiovascular diseases such as stroke, coronary artery disease, end-stage renal disease and heart failure. It is estimated that about 25% of the world’s adult population have hypertension, and it will be likely to increase to 29% by 2025. In Europe, an estimated 37% - 55% of the adult population is affected by hypertension. The primary aim of this cross-sectional study was to estimate the prevalence of arterial hypertension among adults (n = 2659) in a rural community of the North Romanian Region. A secondary aim was to identify the risk factors involved in hypertension. The study gathered information on sociodemographic conditions, history of diseases, habits and anthropometric parameters. The number of inhabitants in the records of the general practitioner (GP) who conducted the collaboration is 2659 people, of whom 1244 males (46.78%) and 1415 females (53.21%). The patients fulfilled defined diagnostic criteria for hypertension: systolic pressure >= 140 mmHg and/or diastolic pressure >= 90 mmHg, or have been diagnosed with hypertension or have taken antihypertensive drugs within two weeks. Patients with secondary hypertension were excluded. The mean age of the study group was 65.96 ± 11.93 years, the age varying between 26 and 92 years. Among these, 9.13% had increased blood pressure values, most of them having 1st or 2nd degree arterial hypertension. By diving the persons into 6 age categories, according to decades, normal blood pressure values were more frequently seen in age extremities (< 50 or > 80 years old). A positive relationship was obtained between arterial hypertension and obesity and a direct correlation between arterial hypertension and type 2 diabetes mellitus. Stress was more pronounced in the active population where 38.6% of persons declared that they were stressed compared to only 18.3% in the retired population (p = 0.0001). The findings can contribute to strategies for improving health services to monitor and prevent cardiovascular events.

Snapshots of the Activity of the Romanian Legion from Prague (30th of October-24th of November 1918)

Pagini din activitatea Legiunii Române din Praga (30 octombrie-24 noiembrie 1918)

Author(s): Mihai-Octavian Groza / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 1/2020

Keywords: Austro-Hungarian army; 1918; crash; Prague; legion;

In the autumn of the year 1918, on the background of the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian army, the Romanian soldiers from Transylvania, Banat and Bukovina, encouraged by the launch of the imperial manifesto entitled “To my faithful nations!” which allowed the foundation of the “national councils”, set the basis of the national military organisms, reflecting how they had become aware of putting into practice the imperial recommendations regarding the dissolution of the central authority and the transfer of authority from the centre to the periphery. So the Romanian Central Senate of the Officers and Soldiers from Vienna (the 31st of October-the 27th of November 1918), the Romanian Legion from Prague (the 30th of October-the 24th of November 1918) and the National Guard of the Sailors from Pola (the 30th of October-the 22nd of November 1918) were founded, the second one being also the topic of the present study. Why exactly within these centres? For simple reasons; at that moment Vienna represented the main railway junction of the Empire, Prague was the centre of the Romanian units of the Second Regiment Braşov, of the 51st Regiment Cluj and the 37th Regiment Oradea, while Pola was the headquarters of the Austro-Hungarian navy. The Romanian Legion from Prague served during a period of a rapid political and social uproar that marked the proclamation of independence of the Czechoslovak state while often constituting a factor of stabilization for various anarchic manifestations. During the outbreak of the revolution in Prague and the proclamation of the newly established Czechoslovak state, the leadership of the legion had to ensure the protection of the city. We have focused our attention on the foundation and the activity of this legion, its administration and its members and also on all the aspects referring to the concentration, the organization and the dispatch of the Romanian soldiers and officers to Transylvania.

Women's Role in the Development of the Medical Field – from Classical Models to Modern Scientific Research

Rolul femeilor în dezvoltarea domeniului medical – de la modelele clasice la cercetarea științifică modernă

Author(s): Lucia Corina Dima-Cozma / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 8/2015

Keywords: medicine; women; physician; research; success; carreer;

Medicine is a fascinating field, introduced from the beginning as an interface between „art and science”; history of medicine and advances in modern medical research high lights the outstanding achievements that have been achieved by involving representatives of the female gender. Classic Medicine evokes numerous figures of women physician and researcher who paved the way for reconsidering image and recognizing the contribution of women in particular progress of this area. In 1000, one of the most famous medical educational institu tions are in Salerno, Italy. There she taught medicine a highly famous teacher, Trotula, who wrote a treatise on obstetrics and gynecology, renowned at that time. In her classes, she teaches different notions about the interpretation of biological samples and methods for establishing the diagnosis, but also about using morphine in pain therapy. In classic field of medicine, remain also emblematic portraits of Elizabeth Blackwell, as the first woman who obtained her medical degree in the US in 1849, or Mary Edwards Walker, a surgeon woman, a great patriot, obtain ing the honour medal from the American Congres. In the modern era, women with medical studies, physics or chemistry have been involved in advanced research and some of their findings were rewarded with Nobel award: Marie and Irène Curie, Gerty Cori Teresa, Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin or Rosalyn Sussman Yalow. This paper aims to present the main achievements of women in the medical field, between classical and modern period, and to comment some particular aspects of female representation in clinical care and research medical activities.

Seeing things and screening reality. A review of “Philosophy and Film. Bridging Divides”

Seeing things and screening reality. A review of “Philosophy and Film. Bridging Divides”

Author(s): Bulzan Diana / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/2019

Keywords: philosophy;film;theory;pop culture;continental tradition; analytic tradition;

This review attempts to present the ideas of the book Philosophy and Film. Bridging Divides. The volume Christina Rawls, Diana Neiva, Steven S. Gouveia (Eds.). Philosophy and Film. Bridging Divides (New York: Routledge, 2019) moves between well-established authors and methods, to new scholars and innovative attempts to build upon already consolidated theories. The essays or chapters, as they are presented, include both analytic considerations and preconditions for an understanding of film as philosophy and approaches based in the continental tradition. A significant merit of the book is that it provides the reader with an overview without asking for a commitment to a particular methodology, and thus provides a basis for dialogue among the different methods.

Lexicography – History, Theory and Practice

Лексикографията – история, теория и практика

Author(s): Diana Blagoeva / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 2/2021

The papers featured in Issue 2/2021 of the Journal deal with major topics in the theory and practice of lexicography – both in a contemporary and historical perspective. The authors address problems of onomastic lexicography, neography, explanatory lexicography and the history of Bulgarian dictionary crafting. One of the papers sheds light on some aspects of the lexicographic practice in Poland. The issue is dedicated to one of the most eminent representatives of contemporary Bulgarian academic lexicography – Prof. DSc Maria Choroleeva – on the occasion of her forthcoming jubilee.