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La Communication Interculturelle - Une Modalité De Prévention Des Conflits

Author(s): Valerica Anghelache / Language(s): French Issue: 2/2011

The intercultural communication is the meeting place of the representations of the world. The success of intercultural communication depends of individuals, of their characteristics and how they structured the representations of reality. Thus it is normal to appear distortions in the encoding – decoding process of the representations. They can block the communication if occurring the values of cultural affiliation. The issue of intercultural communication in education lead to solving problems like: how teacher perceives the cultural difference, how we adapt the communicative style to the student's cultural profile, what possibilities has the teacher to understand and to capitalize different cultural potential of students, what is the contribution of teachers, students and parents at clearance of intercultural misunderstandings.

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„A romániai magyar sajtónak a romániai magyarok a legfőbb korlátai”

„A romániai magyar sajtónak a romániai magyarok a legfőbb korlátai”

Author(s): Tamás Borbély / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2006

The Focus section of our journal conducts an opinion poll among Hungarian journalists from Romania: the questions concern their existential problems and the professional challenges they face in their work. We have selected reporters and editors who are publishing day by day in the regional and county newspapers. We have not neglected the journalists working in audiovisual press, but their number is small, because there are many more written press editorial staffs than radio or TV stations on the Transylvanian media market. We have asked the following questions: are they content with the present salary, is this commensurable with their efforts and accomplishments? How many times have they thought about leaving the job because of the wretched working conditions? Why is it worth working in the Hungarian press from Romania for the mediocre salaries paid? Is it conceivable that they will retire from the present workplace? And finally, why is it worth being a Hungarian journalist in Romania?

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Participatív újságírás – az újságírás kiterjesztése vagy
hanyatlása?

Participatív újságírás – az újságírás kiterjesztése vagy hanyatlása?

Author(s): Mária Botházi / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2006

What are and what will be the effects of the internet on printed journals,on their future, how will the new medium modify the role of traditionaljournalism? The article tries to find answers to the question by investigating aless known notion, that of participatory journalism. Readers know collectivelymany more facts than the professional journalists, the advocates of the newtype of journalism claim, thus their involvement could be a solution formending the deficiencies of traditional press (partiality, guided news, bias).But how could this journalism be conciliated with some basic requirements ofthe press, such as authenticity, credibility, competence and quality? Whatcould the traditional journals do in order to survive the transition between theera of monologue and dialogue? And after all, do they have to do anything?

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Felhő alatt, színpad és celluloid között

Felhő alatt, színpad és celluloid között

Author(s): Nándor Jakab-Benke / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2006

„If »in movies, the art of directing is everything«, then film convergestheater, not fine arts.” We can easily use this premise when approaching Solanas' film The Cloud (La nube). And not just because of the obvious reasons(namely this film being about a group of actors and their habitat, the MirrorTheater), but also because film, being much as allegorical and able to changethe nature of illusions with its typical filmic tools, it also bears the magic of the theater stage: directing is mainly instructing and leading actors.

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Európa példaképe lehetne. Erdély
Beszélgetés Reinhold Stipsits bécsi szociálpedagógussal

Európa példaképe lehetne. Erdély Beszélgetés Reinhold Stipsits bécsi szociálpedagógussal

Author(s): Zsuzsanna Borbáth / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2006

Reinhold Stipsits, professor at the Philosophy and Humanities Department of the University of Vienna, researcher of the Austrian Institute of Sociology and of the Pedagogy and Sociology Institute of Vienna, was a visiting lecturer atthe Babes-Bolyai University in the 2003-2005 period. His fields of research are sociopedagogy, psychotherapy and career advising. He is the author of studies in and editor of several sociography and pedagogy journals published in German language. The well-known scientist explains in the interview why he has chosen this town, speaks about his experiences at Cluj and states his opinions about minority institutions, press and education in Transylvania.

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Egy tantárgy kálváriája. Gondolatok egy anyanyelvápoló programról és egyebekrõl

Egy tantárgy kálváriája. Gondolatok egy anyanyelvápoló programról és egyebekrõl

Author(s): Miklós Jancsó / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2006

The author of the article, well-known actor and teacher of the University of Cluj, initiates a debate concerning the teaching of speaking techniques subject. Jancsó considers that correct, expressive and articulate speaking is compulsory not only for actors, but also for priests, teachers,radio and TV journalists, therefore speaking techniques must be acquired by all lecturers speaking in public. The subject was included in the curricula of Babes-Bolyai University in 1996, but since then it has become the stepchild of higher education, the author explains, and all the efforts to maintain the subject in the curricula met in the last years with failure.

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Gondolatok a beszédtechnika oktatásról

Gondolatok a beszédtechnika oktatásról

Author(s): Júlia Albert / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2006

The actress Júlia Albert teaches speech techniques at the Babes–Bolyai University since 1992. Her essay is a reaction to the previous article of dr.Jancsó Miklós. The actress-teacher had herself problems like these in her childhood, and she solved them being helped by a specialist in logopedics.Since the adolescence, she realized the importance of speaching technology exercises. In her essay the teacher resumes her own experiences by which she tries to change the public opinion about the subject of this teaching material.

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Fotós Szem: ahol önmagáért beszél a sajtófotó

Fotós Szem: ahol önmagáért beszél a sajtófotó

Author(s): Erzsébet Máté / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2006

This article is the presentation of the Hungarian press photorgraphy journal, named Fotós Szem. Edited by: Vincze Mátyás, this journal aims to be a importan forum for Hungarian press photorgraphy.

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Elsőéves újságírók és a média útvesztői

Elsőéves újságírók és a média útvesztői

Author(s): Emőke Csoma,Réka Lőrinci / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2007

This article is an investigation between the stundents of te Journalism specialisation, BBU, Cluj about their opinion of journalism, the future of media specialists.

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CNA, vagyis a lovak által széttépett indián

CNA, vagyis a lovak által széttépett indián

Author(s): Tamás Borbély / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2007

One can hear and see much about the activity of the National Audio-Visual Council (NAC) in the media. But mainly, the news focus os the NAC handing out newer and newer penalties. Why do we need so many penalties? How does the NAC monitor TV-stations technically, what is its purposenow and in the future, what is the Hungarian and the Romanian media like?Tamás Borbély enquired Attila Gáspárik, the vice-president of NAC.

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A rádió társadalmi hatásáról alkotott kép a magyar sajtóban

A rádió társadalmi hatásáról alkotott kép a magyar sajtóban

Author(s): Gedeon Gyula Zsugán / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2007

As this writing states, the development of radio as a device, beginning with the dusk of the nineteenth century, is interesting because one can point out the effect that social expectations meant (based on previous realizations by other media). The author states that the significant changes in society and the changed role of the medium change the expectations about the device’s use for society. All this through analyzing the image appearing in the press ab out the Hungarian Radio’s own role in its early years.

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A romániai kommunista integrációs sajtópropaganda
alaptételei (1945–1956)

A romániai kommunista integrációs sajtópropaganda alaptételei (1945–1956)

Author(s): Gábor Győrffy / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2007

The author uses the typological partitioning developed by Piotr Wierzbickito analyze the methods of Polish communist press. The analysis references to the system of propagated thoughts, in particulary those who were meant toprove the superiority of communism over capitalism. Communist propaganda presented its axioms so that they would bypass every rational verifiability. The statements were only meant to support the ideology of the system.

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Metadiskurzusok, kanonizációs mozgások a posztmodern médiában

Metadiskurzusok, kanonizációs mozgások a posztmodern médiában

Author(s): Árpád Péter / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2007

The work uses its concepts knowing that every word means something else with every new occurrence, that every notion has new sense-components with every new context. Foucault doesn’t process notions, he works with statements, of which he states that they are so context-dependent thatevery statement can exist only out of the possibility of reoccurence. Keeping count with this ultra-relativising assessment, which practically nulls every reference, we can state that every analytical text only blows smoke beside its topic, it doesn’t analyze, it only speaks about it, it refers.

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A vak koldus és a reklám

A vak koldus és a reklám

Author(s): Zsuzsanna Kónya / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 1/2007

This article speaks about the techniques of the advertising industry, about the impactss of the differents advertising methods. Sas István: Reklám és pszichológia. Kommunikációs akadémia, h.n., 2006

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A hang mint a verbális kommunikáció hordozója

A hang mint a verbális kommunikáció hordozója

Author(s): Júlia Albert / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2007

The article analyses the characteristics of the different intonations, the different speach modalities and their use in the speach techniques teaching.

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Újságíró-oktatás és webkettő

Újságíró-oktatás és webkettő

Author(s): Gedeon Gyula Zsugán / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2007

Gyula Zsugán Gedeon’s essay presents his experiences as a teacher,teaching Press agencies and International press at the Journalism department of the Political, Administrative and Communication Sciences Faculty and the Communication department of the History and Philosophy Faculty at the Babes-Bolyai University. The phD student discontinued using the inflexibile and old-fashione techniques of delivering knowledge and created a method through which students learn to switch freely between different ways of communication.

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Szabad? Nem szabad? Ezúttal osztrák szemmel

Szabad? Nem szabad? Ezúttal osztrák szemmel

Author(s): Zsuzsanna Borbáth / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2007

This article presents the experiences of an Austrian Erasmus student, Stefan Ossman, who analyses the issues of the Romanian university system.

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Fejezetek a román sajtó történetéből

Fejezetek a román sajtó történetéből

Author(s): Erzsébet Máté / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2007

This article traits the problems of the Romanian press historiography, the cruel legacy of the communist era, the echoes of the censorship. Secvenþe din istoria presei româneºti, Ilie Rad, coordonator, Ed.Tribuna, Cluj-Napoca, 2007

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A diorámáktól a hollyverzumig

A diorámáktól a hollyverzumig

Author(s): Klára Buzogány / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2007

This article presents the book of Kristin Thompson – David Bordwell: Film History, issued in 2003. BORDWELL, David – THOMPSON, Kristin: A film története. Palatinus, Budapest, 2007.

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A virtuális valóság védelmében

A virtuális valóság védelmében

Author(s): László Bernáth / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2006

Bernáth László, the well-known and meritorious journalist and professorfrom Budapest, pleads in his article in behalf of the rehabilitation of virtuality.The author argues in this way with Szabó Géza, whose article (Visual Ethics orthe Affair of Carcinogenic Visuality with Ethics) was published in the first numberof the journal. Considering that the so-called „digital terror” does not exist,Bernáth asserts that due to the increasing impact of the digital world, this iscompelled to use a growing number of authenticating images in comparisonwith the printed text. However, the visual world has appeared only a centuryago, thus it could happen, similarly to the doubts manifested by the adult mindtowards the authenticity of Gutenberg galaxy, that the visual signs will becomeobsolete, as well. In this way, more and more people will doubt virtual reality asmuch as they doubt the authenticity of the printed text. The author concludesthat virtuality cannot be used as synonym for falseness, fraud and manipulation.

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