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The article deals with the issue of thinking about transformations and is a synthesis of statements made during a symposium on this issue. The idea of this reflection is to search for intellectual tools (concepts) that allow us to grasp the complexity of transformation processes that constantly occur in human life.
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Концерт з такою загадковою назвою відбувся наприкінці вересня у залі Національної академії мистецтв України. Насправді – нічого загадкового. Захід було присвячено чотирьом композиторам-ювілярам – Валентину Сильвестрову, Ігорю Стравінському, Вікторії Польовій та Євгену Станковичу. Можливо, це так і не планувалося, проте у формулі, де сума вікових даних митців ділиться на їхню кількість, результатом є ніхто інший, як блискучий піаніст, котрий цю присвяту здійснив, представивши сольну програму. Це Євгеній Громов – власне, та сама "вітрувіанська людина", яка протягом вечора здійснила кілька перевтілень, майстерно "вписавшись" у "пропорції" творів, задані обраними композиторами.
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Conflict and persecution caused global forced displacement to escalate sharply in 2015, reaching the highest level ever recorded and representing immense human suffering.
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Short description of the life and work of the Academician Mihai Băcescu (28 Mars 1908 – 6 August 1999), distinguished Romanian Biologist – at 100 years from his birth.
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5. srpna 2000 uplyne 100 let od narození jedné z významných osobností brněnské právnické fakulty za první republiky, stoupence normativní teorie, prof. JUDr. Adolfa Procházky.
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National symposium with international participation “112 Socola!” represents the scientific event that marks the "days of Socola Institute" with the central theme of addressing psychiatric emergencies in the wholeness of the polysemy of such notions, in the context of the imminent necessity to define and delineate the psychiatric manifestations of acute and subacute current interdisciplinary practice. "112 Socola!" symposium will take place between October 5-7, Iasi, reconfirming and respecting the tradition of annual psychiatric meetings. It will be structured into a section composed of pre-conference courses that will be held simultaneously in three separate hospitals in Iasi, Romania, which will be followed by the symposium itself.
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12th International Congress of South-East European Studies Political, Social and Religious Dynamics in South-Eastern Europe Dynamiques politiques, sociales et religieuses dans le Sud-Est européen, Association Internationale d’Études du Sud-Est Européen Bucharest, 2–6 September 2019
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Even if Eminescu was not very keen on professorship, his contribution to the field of education in general, to the education of the Romanians in particular, cannot be questioned in the least. The ideas in his theoretical work had a major impact on the Romanian culture, instruction and modern education. His vision of education, his articles on teaching and education, as well as his involvement as a school inspector show Eminescu in a different hypostasis from that of poet-philosopher. This article presents Eminescu as an educator of the Romanian nation and herein we are trying to argue, by presenting certain opinions from his journalistic work2, his notable contribution to the development and modernization of the Romanian education, many of his ideas being of topical relevance for today’s education.
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„История на БАН“, част първа (1869 – 1947). Под редакцията на Илия Тодев. София: Издателство на БАН „Проф. Марин Дринов“, 2015, ISBN 978-954-322-791-4
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This paper brings an overview of exhibitions dedicated to the anniversary of March 15, 1939 in Czechoslovakia.
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Marshal Prezan (1861–1943) vas a remarkable mil itary personality of the first parte of the 20th century. He had a great carreer and he obtained all the ranks. He proved his excellence on the battle field during the First World War. In this period, general Prezan was the chief of the Major General Staff.
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Continuing the ideas of evolutionists (Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon) and of heredity theory (Jean Baptiste Lamarck), Charles Darwin succeeded enriching the causality fenomenon. He observed and demonstrated that all plant and animal species evolved in time from common ancestors, under the pressure of the natural selection. His observations, made during his 57 months long journey around the world, allowed him not only to define the evolution theory but also to understand the movement of the Earth’s mantle, the formation of the coral reef barrier and of the vulcanic islands. Based on the paleontological data he established the evolution of the beings to be made gradually and not saltatory. After the discovery of the genetic laws and especially of the population genetics in 1920, it was demonstrated that the mutations do not transform species. They offer basic elements on which natural selection works. During 1930–1940, anatomists, geneticians, paleontologists, ecologists and ethologists created the modern synthetic evolutionary theory according to which the new species appear due to the action of the natural selection on the gradual accumulations of mutations in isolated populations. After 1950, molecular genetics appeared, studying the proteic sequencies and it points out the gene’s importance in evolution. In 1977 the phylogenetic tree is redefined based on the genetic similarities and not only on the morphological resemblances. Therefore, by DNA sequencing and establishing molecular philogenies the life tree includes three sections: Eubacteria, Archaea and Eucariota. By sequencing the human genome it was established that man and chimpanzee had a common ancestor. Synthesis led to the restriction of the numerous currents in the evolutive thinking and the concept of panselection appeared as an acceptable evolutive mechanism in which macroevolution is considered only the result of the extensive microevolution. By the approaching of the cybernetic systems to those of the structuralist evolutionism the importance of the self-organisation processes revealed as factors which directed the path of evolution. Today, in order to understand the mechanisms of the biological evolution history, Darwin’s inferences are no longer necessary; they have been read in the genetic code. DNA confirms the evolution’s reality and shows the level where mutations are developping.
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