IDEOLOGISTS AND DOCTRINAIRES OF INTER-WAR RIGHT-WING INDEOLOGY by ALINA COSTEA DORLE

“…Thus, in his statements in the ‘30s, Mircea Eliade shapes a nationalistic ideology from philosophical positions, based on the sentiment of a historical spiritual mission of the generation, Vasile Marin expresses himself in offensive radical terms, specific to a repudiation campaign of the existing political models and to promoting of a new form of political expression, and Nichifor Crainic elaborates a nationalist doctrine from Orthodox-theological point of view. …”
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Embodied meaning and art as sense-making: a critique of Beiser's interpretation of the “End of Art Thesis” by Paul Giladi

“…The meta-aesthetical consequences of reflective aesthetics and their Hegelian heritage have both an interpretive and philosophic value: according to me, Beiser's reading of Hegel is challenged, and my interpretation of how Hegel envisaged the future of art offers a new and engaging way of understanding one of the most notorious claims in the philosophy of art, namely that art has ended.…”
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Thales on Water by Ryszard Legutko

“…This, in turn, might justify the use of the concept of arche, which Aristotle attributed to the Ionian philosophers, even though Thales had obviously never used the term. …”
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Kuyper and vaccinations: a case study in Kuyper’s approach to an ethical issue by Steve Bishop

“…Kuyper utilizes both sphere sovereignty and common grace as the key philosophical tools as well as using scriptural, rhetorical and pragmatic arguments to make his case. …”
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THE SPECIFICITY OF THE FICTIONAL SPACE IN THE NOVELS BY CRÉBILLON-FILS by Natalia T. Pakhsarian

“…Purely verbal, playful voyeurism of the novels by Crébillonfils does not match with topographical precision of pose and gesture as described in the frivolous erotic writings of the period (as, for example in “Thérèse-philosophe”). Transformation of rhetorical spatial topoi of the baroque and classicist periods occurs in the works of Crébillon-fils, as it does in the works of other authors of rocaille novels, through naturalizing and psychologizing the novel’s generic features.…”
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Subjective Well-Being Investigations: Domestic and Foreign Psychology by A.R. Rizulla, M.P. Kabakova, F.S. Tashimova

“… Article presents the concept of subjective well- being. Starting from the philosophic point that describes the concept from the perspective of two forms: “hedonic” and “eudaimonic”. …”
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Cuatro anfisbenas by Manuel LIZ

“…</p><p>ABSTRACT: We define the notion of “conceptual amphisbene” as a very special kind of philosophical contrast in which each term of the distinction suggests an opposed term that does not coincides with what we can find on the other side. …”
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Reconsidering The World Republic of Letters: A Qualunque Community of Literatures by Hatice Karaman

“…My paper will offer a reconsideration of this global literary space, read via a philosophical perspective, shaped by the famous discussion of the common and community as conducted by Giorgio Agamben, Maurice Blanchot, Georges Bataille, among others. …”
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Spinoza, Nietzsche y la creación de valores by Homero Santiago

“…For Nietzsche, such discovery leads him to determine the creation of values as an imperative task of the new philosophers. Could the same be applied to Spinoza? In the Spinozism, could we not find something similar to a need for creation of values? …”
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The Philosophy of Linguistics: Its Theoretical Groundings and Examples in Practice by Selami Atakan Altinörs

“…The philosophy of language is a field that covers all kinds of philosophical reflections on language since Antiquity. …”
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Souvenirs rétrospectifs de l’Anthropocène : la ville dans la cli‑fi italienne by Lucia Della Fontana

“…Since the beginning of the century, the urgency of environmental awareness has marked a turning point in the Western philosophical and aesthetic landscape. In order to rethink our cognitive and affective structures, from the 2000s onwards, many writers have moved away from realism to adopt estranging devices. …”
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MARGINALIZATION OF FEMALE TEACHERS IN THE APPOINMENT OF HEADMASTERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN DENPASAR CITY by I Wayan Citrawan

“…The other impact was that they got disappointed and obstructed to realize gender impartiality. Philosophically, the marginalization of the female teachers meant that there was no gender partiality and self actualization. …”
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SUSTAINABILITY AS A PART OF BALANCED SCORECARD by LUCIE SARA ZAVODNA

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Rileggere Benjamin : la forma della città, la doppia immagine della modernità by Daniele Dottorini

“…Il s'agit de la première d'une série d'interventions que le philosophe et critique allemand a dédié à une ville, dont il décrit la forme et surtout la spécificité du mouvement, la dynamique, en d'autres termes, l’image. …”
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Merging Identities: Role Conflict and Role Enrichment for Educator- Parents during the Covid-19 Pandemic by Emma Kell

“…The article lays out the unique nature of the current context before going on to outline the research methodology and philosophical assumptions underlying the work. It then goes on to establish some key principles before examining the elements of role conflict and role enrichment experienced by educator parents. …”
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Model Pendidikan TasawufWalisanga Perspektif Teori-Teori Pendidikan by Sokhi Huda

“…While from art perspective, it has a creative, individualization, and harmonization elements. From philosophical perspective, it has axiological values emphasizing pragmatic uses in the world. …”
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'The Lay of the Trilobite': Rereading May Kendall by John Holmes

“…The third is to explore how a given poem’s responses to the philosophical issues raised by Darwin’s thinking, including questions of ethics and theology, give its readers a possible model for their own responses to the same concerns today. …”
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Pouvoir judiciaire et lois de l’interprétation selon le Code de l’humanité by Luigi Delia

“…In order to measure the repercussions that such an epistemological position has on political law, it is necessary to determine the singularity of the answers that the Code of Humanity brings to an old debate that modern philosophers (from Hobbes to Beccaria) have strongly revived: is it authority or is it truth that makes the law? …”
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A Comparative Study of the Concept of Wisdom in Islamic, Psychological, and Psychiatric Resources by سید غفور موسوی, احمد کرمی, امراله ابراهیمی, اصغر طاهرزاده

“…Methods and Materials: In this was a review study, after looking up the word "wisdom" in the Arabic, Persian, and English dictionaries, and Quranic Arabic Corpus, the concept was extracted from the perspective of Islamic philosophers, Imams, the Quran, and academic textbooks of psychiatry and psychology. …”
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Haunted by the Other: Levinas, Derrida and the Persecutory Phantom by Michael Burke

“…In this article, I explore what I call the persecutory trope – which underscores the alterity of the phantom and its relentless haunting and spectral oppression of the protagonists – in recent American ghost films, connecting it to the ethical thought of the continental philosophers, Emmanuel Levinas and Jacques Derrida. Films like The Ring (Gore Verbinski, 2002), The Grudge (Takashi Shimizu, 2004), It Follows (Robert Mitchell, 2014), and Sinister (Scott Derrickson, 2012) depict terrifying spectral antagonists whose relentless persecution of the protagonists often defies comprehension and narrative closure. …”
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