Počiatky motoristického športu v Bratislave a Košiciach v rokoch 1921 – 1933

Author(s): Mikuláš Jančura / Language(s): Slovak Issue: 2/2014

The tradition of motor sport in Slovakia is not rooted so deeply as in the Czech lands, or west European states, where it was developed since the turn of 19th and 20th century. This expensive and marginal activity at the beginning started to grow through the organized motoring associations, which were based in Slovakia during the 1920s and 1930s. In Slovakia didn’t exist stable speedway in this period and the races were organized on public roads, what required the cooperation of the districts’ structures and security forces. This kind of races were more attractive and it made them accessible to a wider circle of audience. From the slowly beginnings in the first half of the 1920s a solid base of sports motoring has been formed, subsequently extended its activities range from small club trips to events such as: Competition reliability,„Star-driving“, Speed races or Competition of elegance. This positive trend, however, was temporarily dampened by the impact of the global economic crisis, which also closed the pioneering stage of development of motor sport in Slovakia. This paper aims to capture the character of a relatively dynamic growth of modern sport activity in its pioneering stage in Slovakia.

ЕМПАТИЯТА – ПЕРСПЕКТИВИ ПРЕД ВЪЗПИТАНИЕТО И ОБРАЗОВАНИЕТО НА ДЕЦАТА ОТ НАЧАЛНА УЧИЛИЩНА ВЪЗРАСТ

Author(s): Zornica Ganeva / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The ability to determine the emotional state of the other, to manage foreign emotions, we are confident in the fine art of relationships is a current challenge in today's world. Challenge of our development in the field of emotional and social intelligence. This emotional power and the challenge is empathy

Sens życia a absolutyzm rzeczywistości

Author(s): Piotr Rosół / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

Poeta – stróż boskości czy złodziej niebiańskiego ognia? Pytanie o tożsamość poety w świetle rozważań Martina Heideggera i Hansa Blumenberga

Author(s): Hanna Urbankowska / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

Komentarz do rozważań Blumenberga nad techniką

Author(s): Dagmara Hoduń / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

Blumenberg: wielki nieznany? O książce Sybille Lewitscharoff Blumenberg

Author(s): Katarzyna Orlińska / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

Nominalizm, narodziny nowoczesności i problem jej legitymizacji w Die Legitimität der Neuzeit Hansa Blumenberga

Author(s): Arkadiusz Górnisiewicz / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

Rzeczywistość nowożytności – kreacje przestrzeni bycia według Hansa Blumenberga

Author(s): Natalia Juchniewicz / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

Spór o prawomocność epoki nowożytnej

Author(s): Paulina Sosnowska / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

Ex nihilo. Hans Blumenberg o autotechnice człowieka nowożytnego

Author(s): Konstanty Szydłowski / Language(s): Polish Publication Year: 0

Înțelegerea acțiunii sociale în cadrul teoriei raționalității comunicative a lui Jürgen Habermas

Author(s): Ioan Lesutan / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

The theory of communicative rationality by Jürgen Habermas differentiates between two kinds of social action: the success-oriented strategic action and understandingoriented communicative action. Strategic action is a purposive-rational action oriented towards other persons from a utilitarian point of view, for example the calculative manipulation of others. In other words, an actor who acts strategically is primarily trying to achieve his own ends. In contrast, communicative action is oriented towards mutual conflict resolution through understanding. Actors here do not primarily aim at accomplishing their own success, but want to harmonize their plans of actions with the other participants. This attempt to sustain consensus is based on the intersubjective recognition of criticisable validity claims. Thus, communicative action is the opposite of strategic action. In addition, Habermas argues that the use of language with an orientation of understanding is the”original” mode of language.

The Art of Fake

Author(s): Oana Horhogea / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

It was Plato who defined the meaning and metaphysical value of Beauty in a way which was valid for all types of Arts, emphasizing on the concept of “Mimesis”. This aesthetic principle, developed mainly during ancient times, states that art represents an imitation of the real world. If criminal expertise of hand-writing has as its subject the study of handwriting based on scientific evidence regarding the graphics skills with the aim of identifying the author, can we consider counterfeiting of historical evidence as a form of art? Both in the case of hand-writing and works of art, there occur anatomo-physiological and psychological peculiarities specific to their author, the complex conditioned reflexes, and the dynamic stereotype which define a certain individual. Thus, the author of the fake needs to have the ability and training to accurately render the characteristics of the original.

The Symbol, the Sign and the Secret in the Ecstatic Language of the Zohar

Author(s): Marius Cucu,Oana Elena Lenţa / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Humanity has always sought formulas of access to the timeless register of the transcendence, depending on the mode of perception and representation of it, and not least in the light of the cultural level and of the value system which the subject reported to. The text of the Zohar or the Book of Splendor fits in the tradition of mystical writings that try to assume not only a way of thinking relying on the immanent-transcendent polarity, but also on living the ecstasy of finding themselves on the boundary of the two dimensional paradigmatic frameworks. Such an individual experience can only be expressed and potentiated through the recourse to typologies of the mystical language including the fusion of the symbol, the sign and the secret. For the initiated one, considered the master, but also for the disciple, the mysteries of transcendence, of spirituality of the divine world cannot be accessed only through a comprehensive exercise of detaching the consciousness from the materiality. This implies not only the meditation, but also the adoption of a language that does not express the Spirit, but opens the way for the Spirit. Thus, it is considered that the call of the divinity is a mystery around which the soul of the individual may only linger in an ecstatic way and once it previously reached a maximum level of catharsis, purification and enlightenment.

Rezistența la stres – calitate specifică cadrelor didactice de sprijin

Author(s): Tatiana Şova / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

The article deals with the problem of stress resistance as one of the basic qualities of the support teacher. The factors that lead to the occurrence of stress in the workplace, as well as the conditions for developing stress resistance are highlighted: knowing the laws of the occurrence of occupational stress, respecting the principles of stress, practicing assertive communication, coping focused on the problem, coping focused on emotions.

Neke Osnovne Misli i Impulsi dra. Rudolfa Steinera o „Troclanosti socijalnog Organizma”

Author(s): Günther Wachsmuth / Language(s): Croatian,Serbian

The text has been published in the issue 112, January/February 1941, of the journal » Upoznaj sebe «. This journal (english title: „Get to know yourself“) has been an anthroposophic journal published in the 1930s Yugoslavia.

Puccini’s Feminine Characters Between Duty Imperative and Love Sacrifice

Author(s): Gabriel Bulancea,Eugenia-Tatiana Bulancea / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Author of twelve operas that he composed between 1884 and 1924,Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) will transform the feminine characters into complex characters, into the most formidable agents of artistic emotion and generators of stage action. Whether we refer to ManonLescaut (1893), Boema (1896), Tosca (1900), Madama Butterfly (1904), La fanciulla del West (1910), Suor Angelica (1918) or Turandot (1924), the woman is almost always presented as virtuous, sweet, loving the profound, pure-hearted, capable of accepting sufferance or the ultimate sacrifice. [2]The main themes are love and death, and they are present in most of his operas. All the other feelings are marginalised or subordinated to love. This is one of the reasons for which his operas are also called melodramas by the exegesis, Puccini being considered one of the continuators of the line initiated by Donizetti, Bellini and Massenet. The heroine is fragile, sentimental and sensual, young and innocent, the entire drama being built around her. Love sparkles spontaneously between the protagonists of the drama, having an honest, profoundly emotional nature; it starts within a happy context and it acquires a tragic nature eventually. One of the essential features of Puccinni’s drama consists of a gradual accumulation of tension along the three acts in order to generate the catastrophic denouement in the final act. Thus, the first act offers us the falling in love scene, being usually marked by a love duet. The second act contains the most important sections of the drama, ending in an unpredictable event, while the third act, most often than not the shortest, brings with it a sudden denouement of the action, being based on one of the characters’ lament. [6]

Политическите послания в турските сериали по българските телевизии и "Нетфликс"

Author(s): Zhana Popova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 10/2021

The text presents the main conclusions based on the study of the political messages in the Turkish series broadcasted on Bulgarian television and on Netflix. The main political messages in the series, showed on Bulgarian television, are the responsibility for decisions, connect with the life of a woman and a child. Among the important political topics are: migration, education abroad and returning home, conflicts between rich and poor.

What We Talk About When We Talk About Humanism, Posthumanism, Anti-Humanism: Educational Perspectives

Author(s): Ivan Nišavić / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The rapid advancement of contemporary technologies, often seen as a pathway to achieving the pinnacle of human beings, raises a critical question: Have we indeed entered the era of the transhuman?

The Notion of Empathy Between Humanism and Transhumanism

Author(s): Milana Gajović / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The essential role of emotions as internal states that are related to the way a person enters into a relationship with himself and the outside world, as well as the fact that they are some of the most important indicators of how a person reacts to external (but also internal) stimuli, has increasingly been discussed in psychology, cognitive neurology, literary theory, philosophy, etc. It was only in the 19th century, with Darwin’s studies, that scientific studies of feelings and their connections with biochemical and physiological processes in the human organism began. Until then, they were mainly the subject of philosophical considerations within which they usually played a secondary role in relation to reason.

Международната научна конференция „Поп-култура, поп-политика: дигиталният обрат“, посветена на проф. Ивайло Дичев

Author(s): Niya Neykova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 16/2024

44 scientists participated in the International Scientific Conference dedicated to Prof. Ivaylo Dichev, on the topic: Pop-culture, Pop-politics: The Digital Turn. Interdisciplinary Analyses Of The Intersectionality Between Media, Cultures And Politics. The conference concludes the research project "Pop-culture, pop-politics: The digital turn. Interdisciplinary analyses of the intersection between media, cultures and politics" of the Sofia University. The conference was implemented with the help of the Cultural Studies Network, the journal "Seminar_BG", the Department of "Radio and Television" of the Faculty of Journalism and Mass Communication, and the Department of "History and Theory of Culture" at the Faculty of Philosophy, together with scientists from the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.