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TOWARDS THE ARTISTIC WAY BRÂNCUȘI – ”MĂIASTRA" - "THE ROYAL WAY OF PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT"

TOWARDS THE ARTISTIC WAY BRÂNCUȘI – ”MĂIASTRA" - "THE ROYAL WAY OF PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT"

Author(s): Aron Jinaru,George Niculescu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 01 Supp/2020

MAIASTRA IS AN EXAMPLE OF INSPIRATION. SHE RELATES TO A ROMANIAN FOLK TALE ABOUT A GOLDEN BIRD WITH MIRACULOUS POWERS. THE ESSENCE OF BRÂNCUȘI'S WORKS COMES FROM ROMANIAN FOLKLORE. THE ARTISTIC WAY BRÂNCUȘI – „MAIASTRA” PRESENTS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE A WAY OF PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT. HIS EXAMPLE OF A PASSIONATE SELF-TAUGHT PERSON AND CONVINCED OF THE MISSION OF HIS DESTINY, REPRESENTS A SOURCE OF INSPIRATION FOR YOUNG PEOPLE PASSIONATE ABOUT THEIR OWN PROFESSION. BRÂNCUȘI'S PRAGMATIC PHILOSOPHY AND HIS CAREER EQUIVALENT TO HIS PASSION ARE ARGUMENTS FOR STUDY IN UNIVERSITIES FOR THE PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT OF PASSIONATE AND DEDICATED YOUNG PEOPLE. THE ARTISTIC WAY OF BRÂNCUȘI OF PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT IS AN ARTISTIC WAY IN THE SENSE OF " TO LIVE YOUR LIFE AND ENJOY THIS LIFE AS A WORK OF ART" AND / OR "CONCEIVING AND BUILDING YOUR LIFE AS A WORK OF ART". HIS BRILLIANT WORKS, DOUBLED BY A PRAGMATIC PHILOSOPHY, PLACED HIM IN THE GALLERY OF THE GREATEST SCULPTORS IN THE WORLD OF ALL TIME.

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SOUTH PARK VS. METALLICA … AND INJUSTICE FOR SOME

Author(s): Radu Uszkai / Language(s): English Issue: 6/2021

The aim of the following paper is that of revisiting the philosophical implications of the famous legal battle between Metallica and Napster starting from its depiction in one of South Park’s most famous episode from the 7th season, “Christian Rock Hard”. Taking place in the year 2000, at the brink of a new millennium and fueled by a revolution in information technology (i.e. peer-to-peer file sharing), this famous trial and its depiction represent one of the most iconic moments in the history of copyright infringement within pop culture and what I consider to be a necessary point of reference for scholars interested in the ethics of copyright and digital media piracy. I will begin with brief overview of the episode, followed by a short presentation of Metallica’s ethical arguments against Napster and music piracy. The last part of the paper will be dedicated to an attempt at refuting those arguments and a vindication of South Park.

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Cyborgs vs. Vatniks: Hybridity, Weaponized Information, and Mediatized Reality in Recent Ukrainian War Films

Cyborgs vs. Vatniks: Hybridity, Weaponized Information, and Mediatized Reality in Recent Ukrainian War Films

Author(s): Yuliya V. Ladygina / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

Focusing on Akhtem Seitablaiev’s blockbuster Kiborhy: Heroi ne vmyraiut' (Cyborgs: Heroes Never Die, 2017) and Sergei Loznitsa’s auteur production Donbass (2018), this article argues that the latest cycle of Ukrainian war films merits critical attention as an astute record of conspicuous social transformations in today’s Ukraine and as a medium that presents an original perspective on the hybrid nature of modern war and its mediatization, the latter being a relatively new theme in war films broadly defined. The article uses post-colonial and cyborg theories of hybridity, Baudrillard’s concept of simulacra, and the Marxist notion of “false consciousness” to illustrate how post-Soviet, post-colonial, and post-truth aspects of war-torn Ukraine conflate in Seitablaev’s and Loznitsa’s works to bring to the fore a recent shift in the nature of warfare itself. As the two films unequivocally demonstrate, the latter is defined not so much by high-tech armed operations and direct annihilation of the opponent as by contactless warfare, as well as its consequences for those directly influenced by it.

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Gardens of Tolerance: Ukrainian Women Artists Reflect the War in the Donbas

Gardens of Tolerance: Ukrainian Women Artists Reflect the War in the Donbas

Author(s): Olena Martynyuk / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

With ongoing war in the Donbas, war narratives and war images saturate public media in Ukraine, the discourse contaminated by ideological remnants of the Soviet World War II cult and by fake news. Art that deals with war wounds can subvert the familiar visual language of war propaganda, where the suffering of victims is a mere pretext for touting the inevitable triumph of the heroes. Currently in Ukraine, the most prolific art in this regard is produced by women-artists who address the trauma of war through painting and installations that offer highly personalized accounts. Often touching upon extreme circumstances, their art is about tolerance, both in terms of endurance and of the mutual understanding necessary for cohabitation. Alevtyna (Alevtina) Kakhidze’s ongoing performance creates an opportunity to comprehend the war in the Donbas from multiple perspectives, including that of a gardener. She associates the tending of plants with her mother who died on occupied territory, refusing to leave her garden. Mariia (Maria) Kulikovs'ka’s sculptures serve as shooting targets for separatists in the occupied centre of contemporary art in Donetsk. Vlada Ralko’s paintings of tortured bodies become a metaphor for scars garnered by a war that remains close to home. Paintings and sculptures by Maryna Skuharieva (Skugareva) and Anna Zviahintseva (Zvyagintseva) address the ruin of representation inflicted by war, and the conceptual performance by Liia (Lia) Dostlieva and Andrii Dostliev contemplates the healing process of war wounds. Neither making spectacle from the “pain of others” nor deeming it unrepresentable, this art seeks emphatic alternatives to traditional war narratives.

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“Moskal's,” “Separs,” and “Vatniks”: The Many Faces of the Enemy in the Ukrainian Satirical Songs of the War in the Donbas

“Moskal's,” “Separs,” and “Vatniks”: The Many Faces of the Enemy in the Ukrainian Satirical Songs of the War in the Donbas

Author(s): Iryna Shuvalova / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

This article examines representations of the enemy in the Ukrainian satirical songs pertaining to the Russo-Ukrainian war in the Donbas. I focus primarily on the output of Orest Liutyi (the stage persona of Antin Mukhars'kyi) and the semi-anonymous Mirko Sablich (Mirko Sablic) collective. Using the method of multimodal discourse analysis, I examine how the enemy opposing the Ukrainian Army is portrayed in the song lyrics and the accompanying music videos. Considering the complex nature of the conflict and the lack of uniformity in the backgrounds of the warring parties, I am particularly interested in who and why is identified as the enemy in the songs. The enemy appears in several guises: “moskal's”—Russian or pro-Russian aggressors from outside Ukraine; “separs”—Ukrainian collaborators who support, often through military efforts, the separation of the Donbas from Ukraine; and “vatniks”—passive anti-Ukrainian individuals who live in Ukraine and whose inaction is perceived to be harmful to Ukraine’s wartime efforts. Whereas these songs call upon Ukrainians to repel the external enemy (“moskal's”) in armed combat, no clear strategy is suggested for how the internal enemies (“separs” and “vatniks”) should be dealt with or, in some cases, even identified. As a result, Liutyi and Sablic, while positioning themselves as “counterpropaganda” projects, risk labelling as “the enemy,” and thus alienating, the audiences most susceptible to propaganda, who could otherwise benefit most from their myth-debunking efforts.

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Dubravka Ugrešić: între feminism şi postmodernism

Dubravka Ugrešić: între feminism şi postmodernism

Author(s): Octavia Nedelcu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1/2009

La fin du siècle XX-e appartient certainement au postmodernisme, ses effects étant évidents tant dans l`art, la culture, que dans la vie quotidienne. Aucun mouvement artistique ou littéraire n’a pas attiré un intérêt si grand et n’a pas provoqué des controverses si nombreuses dans la théorie littéraire comme la litterature postmoderne, des controverses qui continuent même aujourd’hui. Tous ces motifs font presque impossible chaque essais à le deffinir, de l’attitude de négation absolue jusqu’à l’adoration infinie, une action compliquée aussi par une bibliographie immense. Parmi les problèmes théoriques débattus par les études culturelles dans le cadre du postmodernisme, la théorie féministe et le féminisme, occupent un lieu particulier. Ce mouvement qui connaît plusieurs variantes aux Étas Unis et en Grande Bretagne et qui combat, généralement, l’asimétrie des relations entre les sexes, le feminisme n’a pas encore pénétré das les societés patriarcales (particulièrement dans celles de l’espace ex-yougoslave) où il y a pour le moment une théorie critique féministe. Dans ce contexte-là on remarque pourtant l’affirmation des écrivains femmes, des tendances d’introduire une nouvelle vision dans la littérature croate, à la fin du siècle XX-e et le debut du siècle XXI-e, par la prisme de l’expérience, de la sensibilité, de l’imagination et la perception du monde par des femmes. Il s’agit des écrivains comme Irena Vrkljan, Vesna Krmpotić et Dubravka Ugrešić qui cultivent des formes littéraires libres aux éléments ludiques d’improvisation, des combinaisons hybrides qui deviennent légitimes par la pratique des collages, des parodies et des pastiches intertextuelles. Dès le début Dubravka Ugrešić a été considérée commme une des plus originales voix de la littérature contemporaine des pays de l’Europe centrale et de l’Est. Sa plume rappelle au lecteur contemporain les vertus de la littérature, son oeuvre est un bijou de finesse et d’humour, un magnifique tribut à la republique des lettres, dont elle revendique la fière citoyenneté. Le livre qui a propulsé ce théoricien de l’avangardisme russe, Dubravka Ugrešić, parmi les écrivains postmodernes croates à la fin du siècle XX-e est le mini roman Štefica Cvek u raljama života/ Štefica Cvek dans la gueule de la vie, un model narratif postmoderne où l’auteur parodie les stéréotipies culturelles. La banalité est indestructible, pareille à une bouteille de plastique disait Danilo Kiš, la banalité et le kitch sont éternels et indestructibles, considère Dubravka Ugrešić. Grâce à la dimension humoristique de la parodie ludique, Dubravka Ugrešić réussit, entre le féminisme et le postmoderne, d’extraire de la trivialité, des histoires d’amour qui sont des archétypes, des contes de fées de la postmodernité.

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INDIVID – SPAŢIU VERDE: REACŢII PSIHOLOGICE ŞI COMPORTAMENTALE

INDIVID – SPAŢIU VERDE: REACŢII PSIHOLOGICE ŞI COMPORTAMENTALE

Author(s): Lavinia-Elena Luparu / Language(s): English,Romanian Issue: 5/2013

We live in an experimental society, a high-tech environment in which human existence becomes an experiment. The easiest, but at the same time the most complex one of all these experiments is based on the psychological interaction of the individual with space. Focusing the discourse will give a better view of the biunivocal relationship between the individual and the public and private green space from an interdisciplinary perspective. When designing green spaces, we meditate on the individual’s perception as a response to the stimulus generated by the newly created landscape. The desire to protect, improve or recreate a landscape does not only alter the visual image or the relief, but it also acquires new forms, shapes and psychological relationships. From a psychological perspective, landscape designing is a generator of spaces or at the same time, it can be defined as psychological involvement in design. The psycho-landscaping relationship is necessary in terms of creating a unique landscape as an answer to some of the society’s needs.

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Pictorii avangardişti ruşi între inovaţie şi negaţie

Pictorii avangardişti ruşi între inovaţie şi negaţie

Author(s): Mihaela Moraru / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1/2008

Avangarda reprezintă un fenomen cultural complex, cu adânci implicaţii sociale, politice şi psihologice. Fiind un fenomen extrem de controversat, care se situează undeva între negaţie şi inovaţie, avangarda rămâne în cultura universală ca un element inedit, ce îmbracă o mare diversitate de aspecte şi care revine în actualitate în unele domenii culturale sub forma neoavangardei.

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Breaking the Silence: Therapeutic Uses of Music and the Wellbeing of Adolescents

Breaking the Silence: Therapeutic Uses of Music and the Wellbeing of Adolescents

Author(s): Agata Klichowska / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

Review of: Agata Klichowska - McFerran, K., Derrington, P., Saarikallio, S. (red.). (2019). Handbook of music, adolescents, and wellbeing. Oxford University Press.

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Lietuvių literatūra istorinės tiesos paieškose: trys nepriklausomybės dešimtmečiai

Lietuvių literatūra istorinės tiesos paieškose: trys nepriklausomybės dešimtmečiai

Author(s): Audinga Peluritytė-Tikuišienė / Language(s): Lithuanian Issue: 1/2021

The article focuses on the beginning of the Singing Revolution in Lithuanian culture and tries to identify the most significant dominant features in order to understand the entirety of the new changes in literature. In the face of political upheaval, such a dominant feature was the question of truth; however, the well-established poetry tradition – romantic, neo-romantic, modern neo-romantic, which coexisted with social realism in Soviet times, and experimental – did not raise such questions of truth but only reflected the nation’s collective expectations. The evolution of Lithuanian literature, which was highly fragmented during all the decades of the Soviet occupation, united the country through the expatriate poet Bernardas Brazdžionis while he was visiting Lithuania in the summer of 1989. Poetic texts predominated during the first demonstrations of Sąjūdis (the Reform Movement), but while trying to understand their position in the general Lithuanian culture and literature discourse, one needs to acknowledge the leading nature of poetry throughout the Soviet times: having its niche in the cultural system, poetry posed a large number of vexed questions, sought philosophical profundity, and was able to constantly address the deepest metaphysical questions even in strict censorship conditions. Lithuanian prose, which evaded the requirement by the doctrine of social realism to portray the world and characters engaged in class struggles, also found support in the poetry system and created a non-linear but coherent narrative where metaphors prevail. Lithuanian prose poetry became a sign of esthetic quality in independent Lithuania too, where the question of truth, which was important for achieving independence, found a way similar to that of poetry – through memoirs and essays to esthetics and little prose. At the beginning of independence, poetry, which had fed Lithuanian prose with its ideas, themes, conception of the world and esthetic solutions, also merged with memoirs and essays, thus being part of the discourse of telling the truth.

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Malarskie „zdjęcie kraju” jako pejzaż polityczny? Wycieczki w poszukiwaniu rodzimości w niemieckojęzycznych krajach epoki oświecenia

Malarskie „zdjęcie kraju” jako pejzaż polityczny? Wycieczki w poszukiwaniu rodzimości w niemieckojęzycznych krajach epoki oświecenia

Author(s): Andrzej Pieńkos / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2022

The research into depicting landscape in the Enlightenment has developed dynamically as of the 1970s. The major focus is, however, on revolutionary in their impact open-air studies executed in Italy by artists arriving from behind the Alps in the late 18th century and around 1800. Less attention is paid to the views of the Alps and the visual documentation of exploration trips. Interestingly, the least known and understood is the phenomenon of exploring one's own country, the native land. The paper points to the examples of this tendency from e.g., France, Scandinavia, and Poland, nonetheless focusing on German-speaking countries. Definite examples of rendering native elements serve for the reflection on the concept of political landscape. Questions are posed on the essential motivations for the earliest visual depictions of a country or of a state: some initiatives came directly from rulers, in the majority of the cases, however, the motivation was a combination of various inspirations: political, literary, artistic, and mercantile. A factor, easily discernible, present in the majority of the analysed phenomena from the 18th century, is the attempt to imitate Dutch models from the 17th century.

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„Gotyk jakby z koronki dziergany”. Recepcja „stylu wiślano-bałtyckiego” w twórczości radomskich architektów przełomu XIX i XX wieku

„Gotyk jakby z koronki dziergany”. Recepcja „stylu wiślano-bałtyckiego” w twórczości radomskich architektów przełomu XIX i XX wieku

Author(s): Jakub Frejtag / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2022

The turn of the 19th century throughout Polish territories was the period of an intense search for 'native' architectural forms. One of the most popular stylistic creations of the time in the Congress Kingdom of Poland was the so-called Vistula-Baltic style. It was the output of Józef Pius Dziekoński that substantially contributed to popularizing it. Thanks to him, a number of localities of the Kingdom were adorned with the silhouettes of those 'Gothic', 'as if lace-knitted' churches. One of them was the Church of the Protection of Our Lady designed for Radom. The present paper depicts the impact the Gothic Revival church's emergence within Radom's space had on the oeuvre of the local architects who by using the stylistic forms popularized by Dziekoński introduced them permanently into the architectural panorama of the city.

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Film Policy and the Role of Lithuanian Film Studio, Riga Film Studio and Tallinnfilm in Developing National Film Production

Film Policy and the Role of Lithuanian Film Studio, Riga Film Studio and Tallinnfilm in Developing National Film Production

Author(s): Audrius Dabrovolskas / Language(s): English Issue: 93/2022

National film production in newly developing film industries in Europe, such as in Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian, did not receive much attention. This article analyzes the concept of national cinema, its connection with film policy in European film industries and the Baltic film industries as well as the role of the biggest film studios in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia in producing and developing national film production.

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Prvo pretkazanje Kamovljeva "programa za literaturu"

Prvo pretkazanje Kamovljeva "programa za literaturu"

Author(s): Nedjeljko Fabrio / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 01+02/2005

O kućnoj kazališnoj predstavi Otella u obitelji Gemme Gerbaz udane Polić i Ante Polica znalo se do sada tek toliko da je postojala. Naime, u kapitalnom memoarskom tekstu Nikole Polica Iskopine (iz proljeća 1956.) taj je dramski amaterski događaj bio ovako notiran:…

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Regia teatrului muzical: Multiculturalism, plasticitate, Orient „spre” Occident

Author(s): Alba-Simina Stanciu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 2/2021

Two main tendencies which represent the basis of theatricality during the XX-th century, interdisciplinarity (stimulated by the visual artists interferences, emerged from the avantgardes area, and also from contemporary music) and multiculturalism (generated by the interest of contemporary art for both middle-east and far-east influences) remain the important orienting points towards the performance accelerated complexity. The most visible changes are created by the European directors interested in the regeneration of European art, through artistic oriental solutions, process followed by a „tip of scale” in favour of a reversed trajectory, during the median part of the century. Recently, the international stage offers an image completed by artistists of oriental provenience, who not only combine the experiment with a very personal philosophy, but also demonstrate their integration in expressive codes both occidental and universal.

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Lurking Shadows: Mental, Emotional and Physical Violence in Caryl Churchill’s Far Away

Lurking Shadows: Mental, Emotional and Physical Violence in Caryl Churchill’s Far Away

Author(s): Miruna Ciocoi-Pop / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2021

Far Away is contemporary British playwright Caryl Churchill’s most widely acclaimed play. It masterfully thematizes subjects such as the ever-present threat of totalitarian regimes, innate human violence, and modern dehumanization. Presenting an apocalyptic world caught up in a universal war, where people, animals, and even elements of nature fight each other to death, Churchill points at the imminent destruction of the Earth at the hands of unbridled violence and a general human tendency to look away and ignore the most pressing issues. In the present paper we attempt to analyse how Caryl Churchill thematizes mental, emotional and physical violence in Far Away, and whether she relates to them to an innate human tendency towards evil, or to a historic process of ignoring violence until it escapes human control.

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A politikai színház genealógiája a posztszocializmusban. A „rendszer”-ellenes nihilizmustól az antikapitalista baloldalig
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Author(s): David Schwartz / Language(s): Hungarian Issue: 2/2022

David Schwartz’s text is an analysis of the context of the emergence, development and current difficulties faced by left-wing political theatre, critical of capitalism, which has been starting to assert itself in Romania since the 2000s. At the same time, for the sake of historical contextualization, the author makes a gesture of recovery, evoking the memory of the interwar political theatre of the left and that of the communist period, almost unknown to the world and to the contemporary theatre audience. This information hiatus that led to the suppression of the history of political resistance once present in Romanian theatre, may be the cause why young artists interested in socio-political theatre are influenced rather by Western cultural models to which they had access, and which inspired them aesthetically and ideologically.

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Monștri și foarfece. Edward Mâini-defoarfecă de Tim Burton – scurtă analiză

Author(s): Andrei C. Șerban / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 2/2020

The restructuring of the elements inspired by the romantic imaginary is perhaps one of the main reasons why Tim Burton is often included in the postmodernist dimension of cinema in the last decades of the twentieth century. This paper tries to capture some aspects specific to the Edward Scissorhands (1990) feature, without claiming to be an exhaustive study. In this short hermeneutic analysis, we will depict some details related to the cultural influences that directly or indirectly contributed to the realization of the monstrous character Edward endowed with the attributes of romantic genius.

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George Banu, Eugenio Barba și Nicola Savarese

Author(s): George Banu,Eugenio Barba,Nicola Savarese / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1/2019

Among the major editorial events of the anniversary edition of FITS there is the presentation the Romanian version of the book Cele cinci continente ale teatrului (The Five Continents of Theatre), written by Eugenio Barba and Nicola Savarese. This occasion brought together the authors and George Banu who, in an ample conference, highlighted both the contents of this valuable work for theatrical anthropology, and the moments of friendship, theatrical and human collaboration, memories, portraits of playwrights, directors and actors.

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Între regie și narațiune: Portretizarea personajului dramatic în arta didascalică la Luigi Pirandello

Între regie și narațiune: Portretizarea personajului dramatic în arta didascalică la Luigi Pirandello

Author(s): Diana Nechit / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 2/2015

This paper emphasizes the role that the literary didascalias had on the creation of the dramatic modern character concept at the beginning of modern theatre. Luigi Pirandello initiates the transgration from enuntiative list of characters from the beginning of the play to the internal didascalias of the dramatic text that have not only an cathalitic function of the theatrical performance, but also a literary value of psychological and portrayal analysis of the character. Adopting a literary language inside didascalias, Luigi Pirandello’s theatre overcomes the performance constrains and offers independent textual pattern for his plays.

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