THE PROBLEM OF FORMATION OF GENERAL EDUCATIONAL SKILLS AND SKILLS IN PEDAGOGICAL THEORY by H.V. Gishka

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Encyclopedia and library in the contemporary age by Paolo Traniello

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Déliaisons expérimentales : autour de quelques expériences fictives de désocialisation au XVIIIe siècle by Christophe Martin

“…If the idea of isolating new beings, meticulously removed from the usual processes of education and socialization, is not an invention of the Age of Enlightenment, such fictitious experiences (whether they are thought experiments, experimental projects, or literary fictions of infantile isolation) multiplied in the 18th century. …”
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Redness in the eyes of the dark Lord by Gavrilović Ljiljana

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The Promise and Deception of Participation in Welfare Services for Unemployed Young People by Aila-Leena Matthies, Kati Närhi, Tuomo Kokkonen

“…The paradigm of participation was critically examined with reference to the theoretical framework of Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno’s “dialectic of Enlightenment”, which proposes the parallel existence of the promise and the deception of Enlightenment. …”
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Sacks, giants, owls, cats: It's a mad world in the graphic art of Francisco de Goya (1746–1828) by Sarah Symmons

“…This manuscript discusses these themes in relation to Goya's pieces, focusing on elements of his biography and contemporaneous ideas from the Enlightenment period as influences for this aspect of his work.…”
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Spinoza in the Light of Classical and Contemporary Western Philosophy by Ludmila E. Kryshtop, Mohammad Malla

“…However, this “French Renaissance” of Spinoza’s philosophy can be considered as no less significant than the Renaissance of the age of German Enlightenment. It was “French Spinozism” that brought the study of Spinoza’s philosophy to the international level, significantly expanding their conceptual framework.…”
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Zagraniczne podróże Polek w epoce oświecenia by Paula Magdalena Wydziałkowska

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Fra norma e cura. Madri e padri nel secolo dei lumi by Carmela Covato

“…Mothers and Fathers in the Age of the Enlightenment This contribution fits in with a relatively recent research path that aims to reconstruct the history of educational relations by also taking social diversity and the gender roles of the subjects concerned into account, in the light of the great deal of historiographical material aiming to give substance to entities that are often considered in an abstract and symbolic manner, even within a long obsolete pedagogical tradition. …”
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On Conspiracy Thinking: Conspiracist Ideology as a Modern Phenomenon by Stefan Christoph

“…Cassius Dio wrote about it as did anti‐Judaic authors in the Middle Ages. Nevertheless, from the dawn of modernity until today, we have faced the rise of a new phenomenon. …”
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Analysis of Piano Performance Characteristics by Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence and Its Application in Piano Teaching by Weiyan Li

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Contemporary Homo Europeicus. Transformation of European Identity by Adam Zamojski

“…It describes, in a synthetic form, the symbolic sources of European identity like ancient Greek philosophy, Roman law, Christian religion, Barbarian aspects of civilisation and the Age of Enlightenment. It as well describes the circumstances and causes of the crisis of Latin civilization and traditional European Identity in relation to the population boom of Muslims in the Western Europe. …”
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Konstancja z Denhoffów Sanguszkowa (1716-1791). Przypomnienie życiorysu księżnej, która znalazła schronienie na Pomorzu w burzliwych czasach konfederacji barskiej by Weronika Płomin-Warkusz

“…It introduces the story of two unhappy and controversial marriages that caused a scandal in the age of enlightenment: the first with Janusz Aleksander Sanguszko - a swinger and homosexual and the second with Józef Rogaliński - a much younger materialist. …”
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Pater Kindergeneral und Janitscharenmusik by Martin Scheutz

“…Children between the age of six and sixteen found shelter in this institutional halfway of workhouse, manufactory, school, monastery and penitentiary. …”
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The ‘universal library’ returns in digital form by Andy White

“…</td></tr> <tr><td> </td></tr> <tr><td><strong>Keywords:</strong><br />the Enlightenment; universal library; World Wide Web; universal knowledge; canonicity; archives; positivism</td></tr></tbody></table>…”
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Ladder, tree, web: The ages of biological understanding by Kalevi Kull

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Ecological security and military organization in the digital age by Mačak Zoran, Kankaraš Milan, Đorđević Dejan R.

“…This paper deals with security ecological risks in the military organizational systems and it emphasizes possibilities for effective action through constructive use of achievements of the modern digital age.…”
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FEATURES OF CONTRACEPTION IN WOMEN OF LATE REPRODUCTIVE AGE by Наталья Владимировна Артымук, Ольга Анатольевна Тачкова, Татьяна Юрьевна Марочко

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PROBIOTICS AS PREVENTION SARS IN CHILDREN OF EARLY AGE by Светлана Альбертовна Дракина, Нина Константиновна Перевощикова, Раиса Николаевна Муратова, Наталья Владиславовна Нурмехамитова

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Influencia del reformismo religioso en el uso de la lengua vulgar by Juan Luis Monreal Pérez

“…Abastract: The humanistic and religious currents spreading throughout Renaissance Europe encouraged the development of the vernacular, as had that of Erasmus which canalized and fomented desires for change in the religious and cultural values of that period and the religious movements, especially that of the enlightened thinkers whose doctrinal nucleus is linked to the Age of Reason. …”
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