A Manifesto for Messy Philosophy of Technology: The History and Future of an Academic Field by Gregory Morgan Swer, Jean Du Toit

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With respect for the core business: the impact of party ideology on the odds of government participation among regionalist parties by Lorenzo Terrière, Nicolas Bouteca

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Noticeable, yet unnoticed „moumfullness of Dobromysl" by Lenka Rišková

“…The literary historical reflections of Palkovič´s manifesto poem Vidění Dobromyslovo /Vision of Dobromysl/ to date have traditionally featured references to Classical poetic characteristics. …”
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Feminist discourse in the dramatic works of Jana Bodnárová by Nora Nagyová

“…The article focuses on the dramatic work of the Slovak writer Jana Bodnárová (b. 1950) in the intersections of feminist tendencies and “women’s writing” as conceptualised by Hélène Cixous in her manifesto The Laugh of the Medusa (1976). The paper analyses the plays J. …”
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Possibilities and Limitations of Language Updates of Literary Texts by Martin Navrátil

“…This indicates an alternative manifesto attitude reducing radical changes made to literary texts, which would make it possible to achieve almost true sound qualities of literary texts. …”
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The Concept ofThe Human And The World In Ján Smrek's Poetry: The Conclusions And The Prospects by Michal Habaj

“…The philosophy of life, the return to spirituality, to the forces of instincts and nature, mythologism and traditionalism as a part of the artistic-aesthetic manifesto of the Modern and Vitalism of the early 20th century paradoxically leads into mass Vitalist movements and totalitarian ideologies in the following decades, which turned the original ideals of beauty, freedom, youth, human naturality and dynamics of life into its very opposite, into destruction, death and totalitarianism. …”
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The Continuity and Ruptures in Slovak Political Thinking in the Late 19th Century. by Marcel Martinkovič

“…The study is supported by the articles from the contemporary print media (Pešťbudínske vedomosti, Slovenské noviny, Krajan, Vlastenec, Národné noviny), which became an important way of promoting the manifesto goals and ideas of politically engaged individuals in the Hungarian politics of those times. …”
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Philosophical-aesthetic sources and premise o f Ján Smrek’s „sunny books“ by Michal Habaj

“…With the intention of reconstructing culture, values and meaning, several modernist artistic-aesthetic manifestos (Anglo-American modernism, Russian acmeism etc.) turn to the principle of cultural memory and the tradition, which they reformed by modern means. …”
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A Prolegomenon to the Poetics of Slovak Literature after Year 1945 by Peter Zajac

“…They are also a kind of rules of poetics, which can be seen, for instance, in the area of manifestos and programs, in the area of institutionalized as well as non-institutionalized literary life, in the area of distribution of literary texts, etc.…”
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