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EMLÉKEZÉS FÉNYKÉPEKBEN

Author(s): Andrea Virginás / Language(s): Hungarian Publication Year: 0

I will speak about movie protagonists who, in the strictest sense, store their memories in photos. Their memory functions only by this technology – ant thus, the agents of this access will be not only the protagonists, but also us, viewers, who will construct a more or less coherent identity for the protagonists on the base of these pictures. My protagonists do not only use photos to remember by: they also have notes, drawings and novels to dispose of. What is common in all these forms, is the externalization of memory. The photos constitute a core of self-identity that can be accessed in need, and identified with, over and over. What I investigate is the implications of using photography in such techniques, and the roles of mediatized pictures in these fictional worlds.

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AZ IRODALMI MŰVEK ÉRTELMEZÉSE BIBLIOTERÁPIÁS ELJÁRÁS KERETÉBEN

Author(s): Éva Bartos / Language(s): Hungarian Publication Year: 0

The leader of bibliotherapy directs the choice of the piece of art work, its interpretation, and its inclusion, in order to achieve a certain effect. The three protagonists of the literary therapy process are the receiver, the literary work and the therapist. The literary works can fulfill more functions. One is the mirror-function, where the receiver recognizes his problems in the art work. Another function is the model function, where he gets a model to follow, or negative model function. The main aim is that the literary work, in one or another way, should dynamize the participants, so that they recognize some message of the art work and find a relation between the story described in it and their own life stories.

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Sistemul dreptului – baza rezilienței societale în fața criminalității generată de crize

Author(s): Tiberiu Viorel POPESCU / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

The countries that are addressing today's societies, whether caused by crises such as the multi-dimensional health crisis that erupted at the end of 2019 or caused by other events, have become a real concern. The reseminence of communities to any kind of aggression depends largely on the rules they are guided by, but also on their ability to adapt each field of activity to new realities. Each subsystem of the social system, such as the medical system, the education system or the economic system, is governed by the law system, which incorporates the general rules governing each of them. The legal system in general and criminal law, together with criminal sciences, must provide the conditions for respect for the main social values even in times of crisis. The clearer the rule of law system and the clearer it has the capacity to quickly and after unsound procedures to create fair and predictable laws that respond to crises, the more social system in general will gain greater societal resilience. Societal resilience is one of the main attributes of society that can make it more resilient and adaptable to any threats. This can best protect it from a potential increase in crime in crisis situations, provided that clear, predictable and fair laws are generated.

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Generic and Biosimilar Medicines Industry – Opportunities and Challenges, Outlook and Sustainability

Author(s): Plamen Pouvkov / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

It has been years and decades since the Generic industry, and the Biosimilar industry later on, has started paving its way to become a substantial factor for the healthcare systems around the globe. The main drives for this important role of the industry are found in the enhancement of the reach and access to high quality but less expensive cost-effective therapies. Thus, the industry is making a significant and global impact on the health outcomes – through economic effects of reduced and more affordable costs to extend and in some cases allow the reach and access to existing therapies, and also allow for the respective savings to be allocated towards newly developed innovative therapies.

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Power and inclusion of students in their own postgraduate learning journeys

Author(s): Jean Chrysostome Kanamugire / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Supervisors have a duty to develop students into independent researchers. Types of supervision include one-on-one supervision, co-supervision, and group supervision. Postgraduate students pass through different stages to acquire their appropriate degrees. They include proposal stage, data collection, progression to masters or PhD, and completion. Supervisors have to internalise the needs of postgraduate students and facilitate research in their areas of specialisation. They assist students to realise their potentials. They can influence and motivate students to complete their postgraduate studies. Super- visors need to understand and accommodate the diversity of students. They have to include all students in all the scholarship activities and ensure they respond to the needs of each specific student. Students should be responsible for their postgraduate studies. At the same time, supervisors have to provide feedback on the works of the students within a reasonable time. A Memorandum of Understanding is crucial to manage and maintain the good relationship between a student and a supervisor. The throughput rate can be increased if there is a good working relationship between the supervisors and students.

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INTERCULTURAL COMPETENCE DEVELOPMENT IN ESL CLASSROOM

Author(s): Iryna Kholod / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

This paper is devoted to cultural competence and its development in the teaching and learning environment. The definition of the notion ‘cultural competence’ is presented and constituent elements of intercultural competence – knowledge, skills, and attitudes are specified. The attention of the author is devoted to authentic materials and some activities of their usage are presented. Some methods and techniques of intercultural competence teaching are noticed and specified.

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INTONATION ALS EINE WICHTIGE KOMPONENTE DER KOMMUNIKATIONSFÄHIGKEIT

Author(s): Ana Pomelnicova / Language(s): German Publication Year: 0

A lot is spoken about forming the phonetic competence in foreign language schools. Thus, this article deals with the importance of the sound (phonetic) aspect of oral communication in foreign language teaching where special attention is paid to intonation. There is a central object of study from the perspective of spoken speech parameters. Future professionals must speak a foreign language, have interpersonal and professional communication skills. These skills allow you to feel confident in a foreign business environment, to be competitive in the labour market. But it is worth mentioning that the knowledge of vocabulary and grammatical rules is insufficient for this. It is necessary to identify the main point, accents and pauses. The author states that intonation, emotions, skills intoning sentences are very important in a foreign language. Thus, the given article discusses the functions of intonation, emphasizing the main features of the intonation of the German language and indicating their syntactic and phonetic peculiarities.

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Документооборотът на провъзгласената организационна култура в XXI-ви век – „О, жребий мой проклет, та точно аз ли да го слагам в ред?!“

Author(s): Kiril Dimitrov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

This article reveals the nuances in the serious challenge (Shakespeare, 1960) to identify the widely adopted management approaches in designing the essence and structure of official company documents, and establishing the relations among them, that embody the proclaimed and desired culture by senior management in companies, operating in Bulgaria. Based on the theoretical analysis and the results of an empirical study, recommendations are given for improving the company's document flow in this field of strategic management.

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Обучаваща се общност: начин за подкрепа и ангажиране на младежите

Author(s): Violeta Toncheva-Zlatkova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

Learning communities are becoming an increasingly popular concept at all levels. They have a positive impact on students' academic performance and experiences, on faculty and administrators' engagement and improvement, and have a social impact. The purpose of this report is to describe what learning communities are and to highlight their unique characteristics as a way to support and engage young people and the university's role in sharing and transferring knowledge, collaboration, and youth involvement in important community issues. An example of a learning community is presented and the key benefits for all involved are outlined.

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Мобилните технологии в подкрепа на модерното образование и обучение

Author(s): Simeon Kolyandov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The present report presents the mobile technologies used in the educational process. The importance and increasing role of mobile learning in the educational process in order to attract and retain the attention of the new generation of learners is shown. The upgrade of e-learning through the introduction of mobile technologies and mobile learning is presented. Attention is paid to augmented reality (AR) as a means of modern education and training through the use of mobile technologies. The possibilities and disadvantages of using mobile technologies in the traditional educational process as an informal form of knowledge acquisition have been identified.

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Влияние на социалната изолация свързана с КОВИД-19 върху родителите на деца спортисти според населеното място и статута им на заетост

Author(s): Ivan Stoilov,Alexander Naydenov,Milen Gadzhev,Danail Ivanov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

There is no doubt that the implications of COVID-19 on socio-economic life will continue over the years. However, the sports sector turned out to be one of the most affected. The Olympic Games got postponed for the first time in 124-year history and not due to a world war. The overall losses are not only financial. The purpose of this article is to determine the impact of the COVID-19 social detachment on the physical, emotional, and general health of individuals and communities, related to sport. The survey was conducted among parents of junior athletes, and it included 656 adults during the period 15-30 April 2020. Parents answered an inquiry with 25 general and 7 demographic questions. The data were analyzed with the help of statistical analysis software platform SPSS, version 26. The state of emergency had a rather negative impact on individuals and their families, where their physical condition suffered the most. The survey showed very well-defined tendencies over the type of employment of the participants.

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Пандемия и регионални медии – корелации и въздействие на COVID-19 върху финансирането и програмирането на телевизиите в област Стара Загора

Author(s): Blagovest Iliev / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

This report examines the role of the media and the transformations occurring in them as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although falling outside the scope of the National Plan for Recovery and Sustainability of the Republic of Bulgaria and the National Development Program "Bulgaria 2030", the main sources of information are undergoing a number of changes in their funding and programming. The challenges faced by the teams of the regional television stations in the Stara Zagora region are analyzed. Emphasis is also placed on the extent to which the contingency hinders the development of the creative industry at the local level.

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Изследване на проектния подход на управление в бизнес организациите от корпоративен тип

Author(s): Daniela Dimitrova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The necessity to review the trends in project management stems from the expan sion of its application. Project management is widely applied in organizations of a different kind – administration, business, NGOs, schools and universities, research centers and even in religious organizations. The purpose of the report is to present the project management as a modern tool to support the business organizations of a corporate type.

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Креативност в създаването и развитието на предприемаческата дейност чрез български фолклор

Author(s): Slavina Nikolova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

Creative sectors are among the most dynamically developing during the last few years. They lead to many issues to be solved and need improvisation when making decisions. They lead to innovation. Our diverse folklore gives us forgotten decisions that refract through the entrepreneur's individual personality. Today, the most popular entrepreneurs are those who work in the field of creative sectors. The names of Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Michael Jackson, Madonna, and many others are famous all around the world. Every creative entrepreneur should have his or her personality skills in order to develop, improve and manage their business the right way. A typical example of creating a business, based on folklore knowledge, is Hristo Dimitrov’s project, a creator and producer of The National Folklore Ensemble “Bulgare”.

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Иновации, лидерство и интелектуална собственост във висшите училища

Author(s): Iskren Konstantinov,Eleonora Ivanova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

One of the sectors that countries stimulate with the goal of boosting innovation, through the formulation of national strategies, policies and the delegation of financial resources is the higher education sector. This is a consequence of the successful creation and market realization of objects of intellectual property by the North American and Western European universities. The Republic of Bulgaria has developed an Innovation Strategy for intelligent specialization, as well as implemented legal changes in the Law on Higher Education, introducing the concept of "intellectual property" and “system of intellectual property”. This report aims to research the connection between the strategy, the law, the organizational rules on IP and the innovative development of the higher technical schools in the country, which are supposed to have the highest applicant activity with regards to patents and utility models, considering their scientific fields.

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Education 4.0, Artificial Intelligence and Financial Education

Author(s): Nadya Velinova-Sokolova / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Education 4.0 is a desired approach to learning that aligns itself with the emerging fourth industrial revolution. For universities to continue to produce successful graduates, they must prepare their students for a world where these cyber-physical systems are prevalent across all industries. This means teaching students about this technology as part of the curriculum, changing the approach to learning altogether, and utilizing this technology to better improve the university experience. The technology must be owned and developed by financial field. As the effort to respond Industry 4.0 and Education 4.0, financial sector must be equipped in: investment in the development of digital skills; responsive toward industry, business, and technology development; education based on internation certification and digital skills; apply new technology prototype, learn by doing. Artificial intelligence, or AI, is being used to shoot off these seemingly personal appeals and deliver pre-written information through chatbots and text personas meant to mimic human banter.

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Древноримски идеи за правното образование и правните реформи

Author(s): Malina Novkirishka- Stoyanova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

This paper presents the experience of the study and teaching of Roman law and the reform of legal education by Emperor Justinian, which is related to the reform of positive law, the interpretation of jurisprudence and jurisdiction. This topic is discussed in the context of the current reforms of Bulgarian legal education and the judiciary.

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Културната политика на Европейския съюз - между културното многообразие и поставянето на преден план на общото културно наследство

Author(s): Jean-Christophe Barbato / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

One of the components of the United Europe idea, according to its founders, is culture. The EU views the goal of maintaining cultural diversity as complementary to the goal of highlighting the common cultural legacy. Both of these objectives are more likely to be attained through intercultural conversation and the free movement and access to all cultures. Starting from diversity, the goal is to achieve a unity that does not, however, harm the original diversity, which is preserved. The European Union's motto, "United in Diversity," is a wonderful synthesis of this strategy.

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ПОТРЕБНОСТ ОТ СЧЕТОВОДНИ ЗНАНИЯ И УМЕНИЯ НА МЕНИДЖЪРИТЕ В ЗДРАВНИЯ СЕКТОР

Author(s): Lyubomira Koeva-Dimitrowa,Mincho Minev / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

Because near 70% of economic information is created through accounting, whether accounting knowledge and skills are necessary for healthcare managers is somewhat rhetorical. However, it is essential to outline the scope, content and volume of the accounting disciplines necessary to form the knowledge and skills of future health managers. This research aims to assess healthcare managers‘ needs to acquire specific accounting knowledge and skills. The curricula in various bachelor‘s and master‘s programs in the field of management in the healthcare sector are researched, highlighting the disciplines that form accounting competencies and skills. The educational needs for such knowledge and skills among current and former students in master‘s and bachelor‘s programs in health and pharmaceutical management are assessed via survey. The need for accounting knowledge and skills of managers in the healthcare sector is confirmed by the curricula content and the respondents‘ answers.

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ОТЧИТАНЕТО НА УСТОЙЧИВОСТТА – ЛИПСВАЩАТА ЧАСТ ОТ ПЪЗЕЛА НА СЧЕТОВОДНОТО ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ

Author(s): Atanas Atanassov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

This report shares the view that the main focus of the corporate reporting should be on sustainability in a broad sense – with financial performance as part of this, along with environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance and these issues have to take place in the contemporary accounting education. The purpose of this paper is to carry out a critical analysis of the existing practices related to the inclusion of sustainable (non-financial) reporting issues in the accounting curricula of Bulgarian universities and, on this basis, to formulate specific conclusions and recommendations with the aim of improving the level of preparation of graduate students in the context of modern business realities and the challenges of contemporary corporate reporting.

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