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Komunikacyjne i integracyjne znaczenie symboli kulturowych – na przykładzie muzyki

Komunikacyjne i integracyjne znaczenie symboli kulturowych – na przykładzie muzyki

Author(s): Mirosław Sobecki / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2010

Der Ausgangspunkt in diesem Artikel ist die Behauptung, dass der Mensch ein animal symbolicum sei. Die kulturellen Symbole ermöglichen es dem Menschen zu kommunizieren, bilden aber auch ein wesentliches Element in der Gestaltung der Gruppenzugehörigkeit. Unter kulturellen Symbolen spielen auch diese eine wesentliche Rolle, die mit der Musik verbunden sind. Schon immer waren musikalischen Stücke in einem integrativen Aspekt von besonders großer Bedeutung. Der integrative Wert war sowohl mit einer semiotischen Sphäre, die inhaltliche Assoziationen wachrufen konnte, als auch mit einer emotionellen Sphäre und ihren vielseitigen Auswirkungen, verbunden. In dem zweiten Teil dieses Beitrages wird versucht, empirisch zu erforschen, was für eine kommunikative und integrative Bedeutung die ausgewählten musikalischen Fragmente, die aus einem reichen Spektrum der Stilistiken und Gattungen ausgewählt wurden, haben. Für den Versuch wurden Studenten der Pädagogik und Soziologie aus dem Nordosten Polens ausgewählt.

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Der Liederatlas europäischer Sprachen der Klingenden Brücke

Der Liederatlas europäischer Sprachen der Klingenden Brücke

Author(s): Friedhelm Brusniak / Language(s): German Issue: 1/2010

Autor niniejszego artykułu przedstawia projekt wielojęzycznego, pięciotomowego zbioru pieśni europejskich. Po raz pierwszy zaprezentowany on został Humanistycznym Centrum Historii i Kultury Środkowo-Wschodniej, działającym przy Uniwersytecie w Lipsku, a następnie podczas 30. konferencji ArGeSüd. Zbiór ten ma na celu ukazanie kulturalnej tożamości Europy przejawiającej się m.in. w tradycji śpiewu i powszechnej edukacji muzycznej. Nawiązując do prac etnomuzykologicznych Waltera Wiory, zbieracza pieśni ludowych narodów europejskich, autor analizuje ważny z muzyczno-pedagogicznej perspektywy dylemat: „Czym jest europejska pieśń ludowa: samą różnorodnością, pieśniami pojedynczych narodów czy przede wszystkim historycznym związkiem narodów?” Problem ten Brusniak próbuje rozwiązać poprzez pryzmat świadomości czterech obszarów poznawczych i wynikających stąd działań. Stanowią one: a) uwypuklenie psychologiczno-emocjonalnej sfery narodu i ochrona przed manipulacją ideologiczną, b) poznanie historycznej tożsamości Europy w poszczególnych drogach rozwoju każdego narodu, c) wspólne obchodzenie ponadnarodowych świąt w krajach europejskich, d) propagowanie wspólnej tożsamości poprzez naukę hymnów narodowych. Drogą poznania tych tożsamościowych obszarów Europy podąża opisane następnie przez autora koło pieśni z Essen, które powołał Josef Gregor pod nazwą „Klingende Brücke”. Organizacja ta zaczęła działać w wymiarze ogólnpeuropejskim, trwale wpisując się w prowadzenie dialogu międzykulturowego z wykorzystaniem symbolicznego medium muzyki.

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O rozumieniu muzyki innego kręgu kulturowego – możliwości i ograniczenia horyzontów własnego poznania

O rozumieniu muzyki innego kręgu kulturowego – możliwości i ograniczenia horyzontów własnego poznania

Author(s): Jarosław Chaciński / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2010

Im vorliegenden Beitrag geht es um eine Analyse des Verstehensprozesses von anderen Musikkulturen im Lichte der zu diesem Thema zugänglichen Fachliteratur. Das Hauptproblem, das in dem Kontext formuliert wurde, ist folgende Frage: In welchem Ausmaß ist eine europäisch geprägte Enkulturation und musikalische Bildung, die auf Methoden des Musikhörens und den damit verbundenen Bewertungen beruht, durch das Verstehen der Phänomene anderen musikalischer Kulturen erschwert worden? Zur Klärung dieses Problems wird sowohl die Theorie von W. Gruhn über die Ebenen von musikalischen Verstehens herangezogen, als auch die Meinungen anderer Autoren (Z. Lissa, P.W. Schatt, G. Kleinen, M.P. Baumann, K.H. Ehrenforth) über die Schwierigkeiten, die während des Erwerbs von Kompetenzen des Musiklernens aus einem anderen Kulturkreis auftreten können. Man hat auch die sogenannte Bimusikalität beschrieben, also den Mechanismus, dass bei einem Europäer ein Potenzial besteht, europäische und außereuropäische Musik unabhängig wahrnehmen und verstehen zu können. Danach folgt eine Charakteristik der Musik, die man als Sprache interkultureller Kommunikation interpretiert. Es wird das Dilemma, dass Musik als eine universelle oder als nur für eine bestimmte Kultur spezifische Sprache betrachtet wird, hervorgehoben. Dabei wird versucht, die ethnischen und nationalen Paradigmen der musikalischen Sprache zu definieren. Im Rahmen dieses Artikels werden auch einige europäische musikalischen Konventionen aus dem XIX. und XX. Jahrhunderts analysiert, in denen Komponisten auf verschiedene Art und Weise die Kunst anderer Kulturen in ihre Werke integrierten. Es wird auf die Evolution dieses Prozesses hingewiesen, in dem eine ursprüngliche, naive und mit kulturellen Vorurteilen überfüllte Form des Zitierens von außereuropäischer Musik zum mehr bewussten und vertieften schöpferischen Prozess umgewandelt wurde. Letzteres ist zu den wichtigen kompositorischen Inspirationen gewachsen. Diese Analyse wird um eine Charak- teristik von einigen musikalischen Beispielen ergänzt (Debussy, Puccini, Mahler, Mesiaen, Cage und Stockhausen). Zum Schluss wird die Bedeutung außereuropäischer Kulturen in zeitgenössischer Musik hervorgehoben, die die europäische kulturelle Erbschaft bereichert und neue Richtungen zum Erlernen und Verstehen von anderen Musikkulturen auf dem Wege des Dialoges inspiriert.

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Nadnaturalny horror w Google Street View. Estetyka niepokoju a obrazy ładu w przestrzeni miejskiej

Nadnaturalny horror w Google Street View. Estetyka niepokoju a obrazy ładu w przestrzeni miejskiej

Author(s): Rafał Nahirny / Language(s): Polish Issue: 15/2015

Images constituting the world of Google Street View most frequently represent order in urban public space. We use this application for directions and trip planning. But we can also look at Street View images differently. The author of the article analyzes creepypasta stories (anonymous short scary online legends posted on various message boards) that are happening in the visual world created by Google. The main objective is to describe elements creating the aesthetics of anxiety and strategies used to construct the experience of the uncanny in the world of Street View.

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Prawo do miasta — społeczna konstrukcja idei miejskości w przestrzeni Internetu

Prawo do miasta — społeczna konstrukcja idei miejskości w przestrzeni Internetu

Author(s): Barbara Rożałowska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 15/2015

The study regards major social associations and individual initiatives in social networks, which carry out the idea of the right to the city. The object of analysis is the multimedia material posted on the Internet, capturing an image of a virtual city created by spontaneous actions of residents. The described visible activity is an expression of an arising reflective approach toward urban space. The change in residents’ mindsets about their role is facilitated by the network connection of participants. The efficacy of these networks creates an influential environment which has a considerable impact on today’s city management.

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Od katechizmu do Twittera. Michel Remery. Tweetując z Bogiem 1: #Wielki Wybuch, Biblia, wyprawy krzyżowe, czyścieć... Tweetując z Bogiem 2: #Modlitwa, seks, kariera, grzech śmiertelny... Edycja Świętego Pawła, Częstochowa 2014, ss. 224 i ss. 224 + ap

Od katechizmu do Twittera. Michel Remery. Tweetując z Bogiem 1: #Wielki Wybuch, Biblia, wyprawy krzyżowe, czyścieć... Tweetując z Bogiem 2: #Modlitwa, seks, kariera, grzech śmiertelny... Edycja Świętego Pawła, Częstochowa 2014, ss. 224 i ss. 224 + ap

Author(s): Andrzej Kiciński / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2015

“Tweeting with God” is worth getting to know from both pastoral and mediaperspectives. The Dutch Catechism created the perspective that Christians encounterdifferent religions and ideologies, and that we need to explain the approachof Catholicism in relation to old and new ideological trends. Today thereis a new “Dutch” idea of passing down the faith to younger generations throughsocial media. In this model the current young generation asks questions of theChurch, and the Church – in this case through a cleric, a single priest leadingpastoral groups – attempts to give them the answer. Written responses are placedin a book and in modern applications, and via smartphone, tablet, or other tools,these responses allow access to the world of religious leading a dialog of faith insocial media.

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Władze i dziennikarze. Stowarzyszenie Dziennikarzy Polskich w 1956 roku

Władze i dziennikarze. Stowarzyszenie Dziennikarzy Polskich w 1956 roku

Author(s): Michał Przeperski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2014

The Polish Journalists’ Association was one of many industrial vocational organizations set up in Poland at the beginning of the 1950s. Based on the Soviet model, Polish authoritiescreated a network of creative organizations which were something between a trade union and a social club where every member would monitor another. What is so special about the Polish Journalists’ Association? First of all, the fact that its members were the propagandists most active in the building of foundations of the totalitarian communist system. Their situation was quite particular in the break-through year of 1956. The year 1956 and the deep political and economic changes it brought along were both an opportunity and a threat to them. It was an opportunity because they could flourish and write without a gag in the mouth. It was a threat because the careers of the most committed stalinism champions would break one after another. The article analyzes the changeable political commitment of PJA in 1956. An important role is played by considerations on differences between journalists from the peripheral regions and those active in the centre of Polish reality, presented against a broader backdrop of the political situation in the People’s Republic of Poland. Finally, the text answers this question: what was the actual role of PJA in 1956? It also outlines the problems the Association had to face over the following years.

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Sympozjum Środowiskowe − 50 lat Światowych Dni Środków Społecznego Przekazu. Idea i podstawowe myśli
Ośrodek Kultury i Formacji Chrześcijańskiej w Jarosławiu, 16-17 października 2015 roku

Sympozjum Środowiskowe − 50 lat Światowych Dni Środków Społecznego Przekazu. Idea i podstawowe myśli Ośrodek Kultury i Formacji Chrześcijańskiej w Jarosławiu, 16-17 października 2015 roku

Author(s): Małgorzata Godzisz / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2015

The Environmental Symposium took place at Centre of Culture and ChristianFormation in Jaroslaw from 16th to 17th October 2015 under the title: „50 years ofthe World Day of Social Communications. Idea and basic thoughts”. The authorsof the papers have passed since the genesis of the assumptions purposes to therelationship behavior in the Pope’s message. They noticed historical tutorial andalso pastoral dimension of these documents.

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The Art of Communicating with a Child

The Art of Communicating with a Child

Author(s): Stanisława Mielimąka / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2015

The article discusses effective communication with the child, that is, giving satisfaction to all the participants of the interaction, which in the first place requires the knowledge of the components of the communication process. Messages sent by people entering into interaction with each other may take the form of specific stimuli and responses stemming from — according to Eric Berne — three states of ego personality: the ego state Parent, the ego state Adult and the ego state Child. These states are shaped from the early years of the child’s life and determine the quality of communication of each person with other people over the whole course of life. They decide whether transactions with others are simple, which generally promotes the continuation of the interaction, or crossed leading to a feeling of being not understood, or even to the interruption of the interaction. The article provides examples of simple and crossed transactions. Characteristics of the communication barriers have been given, named by Thomas Gordon the twelve typical ineffective behaviours of parents, teachers or bosses. The last part of the article indicated factors of effective communication with the child reflecting the adoption of the attitude “towards the child” including acceptance, passive and active listening, articulating statements of the “I” type, using the “method with no failures” in solving common problems, focusing on what is happening “here and now” in a relationship with the child.

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ПОДПОМАГАНЕ НА ИНТЕГРАЦИЯТА НА ТРИЪГЪЛНИКА НА ЗНАНИЕТО И ИНОВАЦИИТЕ ЧРЕЗ ИЗГРАЖДАНЕТО НА ОФИС ЗА ТЕХНОЛОГИЧЕН ТРАНСФЕР В БУРГАСКИ СВОБОДЕН УНИВЕРСИТЕТ

ПОДПОМАГАНЕ НА ИНТЕГРАЦИЯТА НА ТРИЪГЪЛНИКА НА ЗНАНИЕТО И ИНОВАЦИИТЕ ЧРЕЗ ИЗГРАЖДАНЕТО НА ОФИС ЗА ТЕХНОЛОГИЧЕН ТРАНСФЕР В БУРГАСКИ СВОБОДЕН УНИВЕРСИТЕТ

Author(s): Yanislav Zhelev,Evgeniya Nikolova,Mariya Monova-Zheleva,Angel Toshkov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2015

The knowledge triangle is a basic factor for the development of innovation. The science is directed towards the practical applying of the research. The feedback from industry improves the opportunity to develop creative potential. The education becomes practically oriented. The business has the opportunity to make use of the scientific potential of the research organiations and universities and to get the needed research, technology, economic analysis and solutions, as well as to obtain well trained specialists. The creation of technology transfer offices is one of the main tools for promoting the technological entrepreneurship and realization of mediation among the research organizations and universities with companies, whose activity and sustainable growth are based on access to the results of research and development. In pursuance of the project № BG161P003-1.2.02-0022-C0001 with beneficiary Burgas Free University, co-financed by Operative Programme „Development of the Competitiveness of the Bulgarian Economy” 2007-2013, have been realized new models of effective partnership and dialogue of enterprises and organizations with research institutes and universities that can be disseminated as „best practices”. The article presents briefly the aims and objectives of the project as a whole and some of the main results achieved.

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Rozmowa jako aproksymacja
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Rozmowa jako aproksymacja

Author(s): Kinga Piotrowiak-Junkiert / Language(s): Polish Issue: 06/2014

The text is devoted to an analysis of the phenomenon of conversation. The author analyzes two volumes of interviews: Anka Grupińska’s "Still in a Circle", and "Izraeli szellem ma" by János Kőbányai, both of which explore the significance of talking about the Holocaust and the manner in which it can be done. The positions of the two writers demonstrate that on the map of post-Holocaust genres, one of the most important is the interview/conversation, which allows one to view another’s untouchable history and experience it without disturbing it.

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За значението на стилистиката в обучението на бъдещите журналисти и PR специалисти

За значението на стилистиката в обучението на бъдещите журналисти и PR специалисти

Author(s): Veselina Vateva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2016

The basic moments of teaching in stylistics of future journalists and PR specialists from the Center of the Humanities are discussed in the article. Attention is paid to the linguistic peculiarities of the journalistic style texts. The meaning of the linguistic analysis in the teaching of the students is revealed.

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Телевизионна журналистика и народопсихология

Телевизионна журналистика и народопсихология

Author(s): Rossen Petrov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2016

This article examines the way people’s psychology influences the creation of TV news and its contents in terms of meaning and structure without disrupting its state of being authentic, factual and documentary. The analysis is based on people’s psychology factors which create particular models of human behavior related to the individual’s upbringing, intelligence, education and culture. How does this combination of characteristics influence different people’s perceptions evoked by the images on the TV screen and their psychological impact? How does people’s psychology determine the variety of rules in the sphere of information, including the ways it created and distributed? In the article, we are attempting to prove why journalists who work for TV companies should take into consideration the people’s psychology of the particular ethnic group in the process of transforming the events into news. We have examined the methods of creating and distributing TV information implemented by several TV media, such as CNN, BBC, AL-JAZEERA, etc.

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Storytelling u ulozi nositelja ideologije promjene

Storytelling u ulozi nositelja ideologije promjene

Author(s): Marija Putica / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 1/2016

In the paper the author analyses and presents through practical examples the use of storytelling as the bearer of the persuasion and change ideology. The course of usage is presented through its inception in film industry, mass media to virtual reality. The author has explained how storytelling became part of the panoptic view and participation in the hegemony of power in such way that it assures the rules for behaviour as well as the pedagogy of change. In this paper storytelling is presented as the memory keeper and bearer of strategic project because it possesses the power which cannot be manifested in the control and discipline but in the collective story and memory.

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Peregrinaçőes Transcibernéticas

Peregrinaçőes Transcibernéticas

Author(s): Ricardo Portella de Aguiar / Language(s): Portuguese Issue: 1/2016

The communicational model adopted today is radically different from that practiced in the past centuries. The essential human need for social interaction has been transformed by the use and abuse of the space available to all those who have access to a computer linked to the ‘Big Net’. This space, composed of many Virtual Territories, or Cyberterritories, has been called into existence by diverse, and equally virtual, Communities. Geographically disperse, but interlinked within a powerful system of communications, they all make up the Virtual World. In this world—owing to the development of Information Technology that gave birth to telecommunication networks that connect countless individual devices—multiple forms of language develop among the most astounding groupings of people, often without precise identification or precise location, against the backdrop of a new form of writing inaugurated at the onset of the Cybernetic Era—the Digital Text. The Virtual World—a binary tangle built on cyber artifacts—is home to much knowledge and, at the same time, an object of desire of modern man: simultaneously a figment of human imagination and a space made possible by both the rigidity of protocols and the flexibility of machine languages. A maze hiding a treasure which, in itself, is a portal leading us into other, countless, labyrinths. With the birth of the Virtual World, the familiar, albeit uncanny, experiences of the trans-Atlantic and trans-Pacific peregrinations have become complemented by the experience of the virtual peregrination. We sail the infinite seas—and therein we become lost; bewildered wanderers, we follow vertiginous trails of Language and Technology. Enchroaching upon each of these possible territories within the vast space of the Virtual World, hesitant, perplexed by the plethora of possible choices, we become passive in the face of the immensity of the binary seas. This article addresses the issue of the peregrinations in the boundless territories recognizing no limitations and no subjectivity: territories in which everything that exists—is a metamorphosis.

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Transitions Online_Around the Bloc-Czech Man Shocked by Impact of Hillary Clinton Video
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Transitions Online_Around the Bloc-Czech Man Shocked by Impact of Hillary Clinton Video

Author(s): TOL TOL / Language(s): English Issue: 09/20/2016

Concerns about the U.S. presidential candidate’s health emerged after a man from Moravia filmed a faint Clinton on 11 September.

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Što je filozofija informacije?
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Što je filozofija informacije?

Author(s): Luciano Floridi / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 1-2/2016

Računarska i informacijsko-teorijska istraživanja u filozofiji danas su vrlo plodna i sveprisutna. Obnavljaju se stara filozofska pitanja, postavljaju novi problemi, doprino si rekonceptualizaci ji naših svjetonazora, pa već imamo mnoge vrlo zanimljive i značajne rezultate. Za novo područje predloženi su razni nazivi.

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O niektórych strategiach otwarcia na czytelnika w wybranych przykładach literatury nowomedialnej (rekonesans)
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O niektórych strategiach otwarcia na czytelnika w wybranych przykładach literatury nowomedialnej (rekonesans)

Author(s): Agnieszka Przybyszewska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2016

This article looks at selected examples of e-literature and related fields to explore strategies of creating communicative openness towards the reader. Przybyszewska focuses on two different approaches: the text’s programmed playability, which results in the work’s performative nature, and strategies of including readers’ actions or gestures (most often gestures that overlap with in the imagined universe) within the sphere of the work. This inclusion conditions the reader’s ongoing discovery of the story, or it even influences the work itself. These devices strategically open text to the reader (which mirrors expectations in cultures of participation); they help strengthen the literary mechanisms of immersion or projection-identification, and finally, they facilitate the audience’s entry into the imagined universe and they highlight specific literary values.

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On Technology Innovations, Digitalisation and Social Security in the 21st Century

On Technology Innovations, Digitalisation and Social Security in the 21st Century

Author(s): Henning Meyer / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2016

The interview focuses on Henning Meyer’s view on technology and digitalisation in the terms of jobs and social security. It deals with insecurity of the technology age where the people are not capable of comprehending the fast development. While discussing the topic, Henning Meyer presents his view on the possible solutions to the insecurity in the meaning of job or activity guarantee. The interview also addresses issues of education in the technology era. At the same time, it focuses on the recent crises in Europe – including refugee crisis, the Brexit and ‘Eurozone’ crisis with the focus on the role of social democracy in these crises.

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НОВЫЕ КОММУНИКАЦИИ В РОССИЙСКОЙ ПРОВИНЦИИ: РАСПРОСТРАНЕНИЕ ТЕЛЕФОННОЙ СВЯЗИ В ИНДУСТРИАЛЬНОМ ГОРОДЕ В НАЧАЛЕ ХХ ВЕКА

НОВЫЕ КОММУНИКАЦИИ В РОССИЙСКОЙ ПРОВИНЦИИ: РАСПРОСТРАНЕНИЕ ТЕЛЕФОННОЙ СВЯЗИ В ИНДУСТРИАЛЬНОМ ГОРОДЕ В НАЧАЛЕ ХХ ВЕКА

Author(s): Kirill Evgenievich Baldin / Language(s): Russian Issue: 3/2015

The article considers the development of one of the most important technical innovations of the industrial age, telephone communication, in a Russian province. The author studies the example of a major industrial centre Ivanovo-Voznesensk of the early 20th century and demonstrates how telephone had won its place in the industrial and commercial spheres of the city, as well as in its everyday life. The author examines the degree of accessibility of the technical novelty for different social strata of the population. Special attention is paid to the arrangement of a long-distance telephony and the role of local manufacturers in this process. In the conclusion the author estimates the role of telephone communication in the further development of industry and business in the Ivanovo-Voznesensk industrial area.

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