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- Zróżnicowanie wewnętrzne miasta.MagdalenaRączka -2024 -Rocznik Filozoficzny Ignatianum 30 (4):240-250.Celem artykułu jest przedstawienie i analiza różnic między ustanawianymi przez miasta na prawach powiatu jednostkami pomocniczymi (osiedla, dzielnice) a podziałami przestrzeni miast stosowanymi przez uczestników rynku nieruchomości. Te różnice są bowiem dobrym wskaźnikiem odmiennych perspektyw: administracyjnej, stosowanej przez jednostki samorządu terytorialnego, i perspektywy życia codziennego mieszkańców, do której blisko jest podziałom stosowanym przez rynek nieruchomości. Dobre zrozumienie tych różnic, a w konsekwencji lepsze rozumienie funkcjonalnych podziałów miasta, daje władzom lokalnym szansę na lepsze prowadzenie zadań z zakresu polityki przestrzennej, mieszkaniowej czy (...) transportowej, a także tworzenie lepszych warunków partycypacji społecznej. Badane zagadnienie wpisuje się w podejmowaną od czasów szkoły chicagowskiej tematykę morfologii miasta, a także w badania nad znaczeniem przestrzeni w tworzeniu i wykonywaniu polityk publicznych. Badanie oparto na zestawieniu podziałów administracyjnych 19 miast na prawach powiatu województwa śląskiego z używanymi na lokalnych rynkach nieruchomości nazwami poszczególnych części miasta innymi od określeń administracyjnych. Analiza tych różnic prowadzi do wskazania ich głównych przyczyn: traktowania przez mieszkańców podziału administracyjnego jako sztucznego, wyróżniania przez perspektywę rynkową najbardziej prestiżowych pod względem mieszkaniowym części miasta, ale także miejsc o obniżonej jakości zasobów mieszkaniowych, jak również podkreślania przez nią złożoności dużych jednostek osiedlowych, budowanych w różnym okresie, z mieszkaniami różnej jakości. Te rezultaty potwierdzają możliwość stosowania informacji pochodzących z rynku nieruchomości do analizy podziałów przestrzeni miasta na użytek polityk publicznych. (shrink)No categories
- Zróżnicowanie wewnętrzne miasta.MagdalenaRączka -2024 -Rocznik Filozoficzny Ignatianum 30 (4):489-512.Celem artykułu jest przedstawienie i analiza różnic między ustanawianymi przez miasta na prawach powiatu jednostkami pomocniczymi (osiedla, dzielnice) a podziałami przestrzeni miast stosowanymi przez uczestników rynku nieruchomości. Te różnice są bowiem dobrym wskaźnikiem odmiennych perspektyw: administracyjnej, stosowanej przez jednostki samorządu terytorialnego, i perspektywy życia codziennego mieszkańców, do której blisko jest podziałom stosowanym przez rynek nieruchomości. Dobre zrozumienie tych różnic, a w konsekwencji lepsze rozumienie funkcjonalnych podziałów miasta, daje władzom lokalnym szansę na lepsze prowadzenie zadań z zakresu polityki przestrzennej, mieszkaniowej czy (...) transportowej, a także tworzenie lepszych warunków partycypacji społecznej. Badane zagadnienie wpisuje się w podejmowaną od czasów szkoły chicagowskiej tematykę morfologii miasta, a także w badania nad znaczeniem przestrzeni w tworzeniu i wykonywaniu polityk publicznych. Badanie oparto na zestawieniu podziałów administracyjnych 19 miast na prawach powiatu województwa śląskiego z używanymi na lokalnych rynkach nieruchomości nazwami poszczególnych części miasta innymi od określeń administracyjnych. Analiza tych różnic prowadzi do wskazania ich głównych przyczyn: traktowania przez mieszkańców podziału administracyjnego jako sztucznego, wyróżniania przez perspektywę rynkową najbardziej prestiżowych pod względem mieszkaniowym części miasta, ale także miejsc o obniżonej jakości zasobów mieszkaniowych, jak również podkreślania przez nią złożoności dużych jednostek osiedlowych, budowanych w różnym okresie, z mieszkaniami różnej jakości. Te rezultaty potwierdzają możliwość stosowania informacji pochodzących z rynku nieruchomości do analizy podziałów przestrzeni miasta na użytek polityk publicznych. (shrink)No categories
- Guiding Engineering Student Teams’ Ethics Discussions with Peer Advising.Eun Ah Lee,Nicholas Gans,Magdalena Grohman,Marco Tacca &Matthew J. Brown -2020 -Science and Engineering Ethics 26 (3):1743-1769.This study explores how peer advising affects student project teams’ discussions of engineering ethics. Peer ethics advisors from non-engineering disciplines are expected to provide diverse perspectives and to help engineering student teams engage and sustain ethics discussions. To investigate how peer advising helps engineering student teams’ ethics discussions, three student teams in different peer advising conditions were closely observed: without any advisor, with a single volunteer advisor, and with an advising team working on the ethics advising project. Micro-scale discourse analysis (...) based on cognitive ethnography was conducted to find each team’s cultural model of understanding of engineering ethics. Cultural-historical activity theory analysis was also conducted to see what influenced each team’s cultural model. In cultural model, the engineering team with an ethics advising team showed broader understanding in social implications of engineering. The results of CHAT analysis indicated that differences in rules, community, and division of labor among three teams influenced the teams’ cultural models. The CHAT analysis also indicated that the peer advisors working on the ethics advising project and the engineering team working on engineering design project created a collaborative environment. The findings indicated that collaborative environment supported peer ethics advising to facilitate team discussions of engineering ethics. (shrink)
- Pluralismo y verdad.Magdalena Holguín -2008 -Estudios de Filosofía (Universidad de Antioquia):219-227.En esta ponencia me propongo exponer algunas de las reflexiones de Wittgenstein, para intentar mostrar que, aun cuando el proyecto racional de fundamentar el conocimiento en verdades absolutas es, en efecto, irrealizable, habría una forma de entender el concepto de verdad que no implica un relativismo personal o cultural sino que, por el contrario, lo excluye. [Fragmento].No categories
- Gibridy i khimery cheloveka i zhivotnogo: ot mifologii k biotekhnologii.Magdalena Kozhevnikova -2017 - Moskva: Institut filosofii RAN.No categories
- Filozoficzne aspekty medytacji religijnej.Magdalena Lasik -2002 -Roczniki Filozoficzne 50 (2):67-82.No categories
- Dyskusyjna teoria świadomości [recenzja].Magdalena Senderecka -2003 -Zagadnienia Filozoficzne W Nauce 33.No categories
- Doznania estetyczne Głuchych i słyszących osób dorosłych oglądających interaktywne instalacje w galerii sztuki. Raport z badań pilotażowych.Magdalena Szubielska &Agata Sztorc -2021 -Avant: Trends in Interdisciplinary Studies 12 (3).No categories
- Małgośka and Damą być, on the German translation of selected texts by Agnieszka Osiecka.Magdalena Tomecka -2025 -Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Germanica 17:55-65.The article discusses translation strategies for the lyrics of Agnieszka Osiecka’s songs, highlighting the challenges associated with transferring verbal-musical content into another language. The article emphasizes that literal translations may not always preserve the original function of the song, and the key decision for the translator becomes the choice between a formal and dynamic approach. The author points out two levels of impact that songs have on the listener: a sensory level, related to sound and melody, and a cognitive level, (...) associated with understanding and interpreting the lyrics. Hence, successful translation of songs requires consideration of both these aspects. (shrink)No categories
- Capturing socially motivated linguistic change: how the use of gender-fair language affects support for social initiatives in Austria and Poland.Magdalena M. Formanowicz,Aleksandra Cisłak,Lisa K. Horvath &Sabine Sczesny -2015 -Frontiers in Psychology 6.
- Beyond Individual Responsibility: Group Harms in Genomic (Data-Centric) Research Ethics Require Structural, Justice-Oriented Solutions.Magdalena Eitenberger,Mika Baugh,Katherine E. McDonald &Maya Sabatello -2025 -American Journal of Bioethics 25 (2):77-79.Chapman et al. (2025) call for updating the Common Rule to extend individual-based research protections (especially IN data-centric genomic research) to selected social communities. They provide an...
- Early ERPs to faces: aging, luminance, and individual differences.Magdalena M. Bieniek,Luisa S. Frei &Guillaume A. Rousselet -2013 -Frontiers in Psychology 4.
- Love and Romantic Relationships in the Voices of Patients Who Experience Psychosis: An Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis.Magdalena Daria Budziszewska,Małgorzata Babiuch-Hall &Katarzyna Wielebska -2020 -Frontiers in Psychology 11.Love is a universal experience that most people desire. A serious, long-term, and stigmatized illness makes entering and maintaining close relationships difficult, however. Ten persons, who have been diagnosed with schizophrenia, and lived with their illness for between years and decades of their lifetimes, shared their stories. They reported how the illness has influenced their emotional experiences regarding love and their intimate relationship experiences. We present here a qualitative Interpretative Phenomenological analysis (IPA) of their narratives. This analysis has been done (...) with an explicit intention to give voice to the patient’s perspective. The results highlight how illness adjustment and hospitalizations have an alienating effect on relationships through stigmatization and self-stigmatization; how illness creates psychological obstacles to love, such as diminished trust toward oneself and others; and how long-term patients experience practical difficulties in creating and sustaining relationships, such as poverty. Moreover, we show how patients experience changes in sexuality and the risks involved in it, and discuss possible coping strategies from their perspectives. (shrink)
- Depressive Delusions.Magdalena Antrobus &Lisa Bortolotti -2016 -Filosofia Unisinos 17 (2):192-201.In this paper we have two main aims. First, we present an account of mood-congruent delusions in depression (hereafter, depressive delusions). We propose that depressive delusions constitute acknowledgements of self-related beliefs acquired as a result of a negatively biased learning process. Second, we argue that depressive delusions have the potential for psychological and epistemic benefits despite their obvious epistemic and psychological costs. We suggest that depressive delusions play an important role in preserving a person’s overall coherence and narrative identity at (...) a critical time, and thus can be regarded as epistemically innocent. (shrink)
- Justification by Imagination.Magdalena Balcerak Jackson -2018 - In Fiona Macpherson & Fabian Dorsch,Perceptual Imagination and Perceptual Memory. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp. 209-226.
- Sektor obywatelski i obywatelscy aktywiści w czasach „dobrej zmiany”. Dyskusje – napięcia – konflikty.Magdalena Dudkiewicz -2021 -Civitas. Studia Z Filozofii Polityki 27:251-271.Changes that occurred in Poland between 2015 and 2019 have not spared the civil society, here understood broadly as NGOs, activist groups, independent academic organisations and minority communities. This paper is an attempt at reconstructing key ideological arguments that took place within it during that time, as well as their significance and effects on particular organisations both internally and in relation with other participants in the civil society. Also investigated are divisions that arose and their potential consequences in the future. (...) The analysis is based on research byMagdalena Arczewska andMagdalena Dudkiewicz and published as Strategie czy przystosowanie? Sytuacja organizacji pozarządowych w Polsce po 2015 [Strategies or Adaptation? The Situation of Non-governmental Organizations in Poland after 2015]. (shrink)No categories
- I racconti dell’ombú de Luigi Bona: lectura lexicográfica de una obra singular.Magdalena Coll &Juan Manuel Fustes -2016 -Logos: Revista de Lingüística, Filosofía y Literatura 26 (2):229-240.El inmigrante italiano Luigi Bona publica, en 1960 en Montevideo, I racconti dell´ombú, una recopilación de tres cuentos que describen historias y costumbres del ambiente rural uruguayo. Esta original obra narrativa está marcada por la intención del autor de explicarle al lector italiano algunos datos lingüísticos necesarios para la comprensión del texto. Para ello, Bona apela a diferentes recursos lexicográficos, cuyo análisis son el objetivo de este artículo. En este sentido, y a través de una metodología propia de la lexicografía (...) actual, identificamos dos mecanismos utilizados por el autor: la inserción en la propia narración de algunas explicaciones lingüísticas de tenor lexicográfico y la confección de un vocabulario que se anexa al final de los cuentos, en el que selecciona voces regionales de origen español e indígena. Logramos establecer que las 75 voces recogidas por Bona se vinculan fuertemente con lo local y lo rural, lo que se explica por las características temáticas de los cuentos. Observamos también que los lemas se definen a través de traducciones literales, de ser posible, o de explicaciones de corte enciclopédico, en las que abundan los detalles geográficos, históricos, económicos, etc. Bona respalda sus definiciones a través de diferentes autores que, en la tradición lexicográfica, funcionarían como “autoridades”. El autor da también información sobre de dónde derivan algunas voces. Así, el inmigrante italiano se convierte en lexicógrafo amateur del español de la región y genera un producto lexicográfico bilingüe de particulares características. (shrink)No categories
- The sex reform movement and eugenics in interwar Poland.Magdalena Gawin -2008 -Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences 39 (2):181-186.This paper focuses on the relations between a liberal group of sex reformers, consisting of writers and literary critics, and physicians from the Polish Eugenics Society in interwar Poland. It illustrates the paradoxes of the mutual co-operation between these two groups during the 1930s and analyses the reason why compulsory sterilisation was rejected by politicians. From the early 1930s two movements began to forge an alliance in Poland: the sexual reform movement which advocated freedom of the individual, and eugenics, which (...) called for limiting the freedom of the individual for the collective good. This paper draws attention to several issues which emerged as part of this collaboration: population politics, the relationship between reformers, eugenicists and state institutions, and the question of how both movements—eugenics and sexual reform—perceived the question of sexuality, birth control and abortion. It will also focus on those aspects of their thinking that led to mutual co-operation. (shrink)
- The Anatomy of the World.Magdalena Germek -2022 -Filozofski Vestnik 42 (2).In this article, we discuss Badiou’s concept of the world through the somewhat unusual metaphor of “the anatomy of the world”. The anatomy of the world allows us to approach the concept of the world through the idea of its constitution, architecture, structure – its anatomy. But as we show in the first part of the text, in order to derive the anatomy of the world, we need a corpse of the world – the world must die. Following the philosophy (...) of Alain Badiou, we demonstrate that the world in its objective existence is indifferent to the question of life and death. Whether the world lives or dies depends only on the realisation of the truth procedures in the world on the basis of which the world is subjectivised. The world suffers from mortifying impulses, as the reactive and obscure forms of subjectivity actively work against the realisation of truths in the world. Through the artistic presentations of anatomy by Rembrandt van Rijn and John Donne, we also elaborate the tense relationship between the corpse of the world and the life of the world. Although art often sees science as something that kills the world, our final point is that the world can also come to life through science. (shrink)No categories
- Cell Fate Regulation upon DNA Damage: p53 Serine 46 Kinases Pave the Cell Death Road.Magdalena C. Liebl &Thomas G. Hofmann -2019 -Bioessays 41 (12):1900127.Mild and massive DNA damage are differentially integrated into the cellular signaling networks and, in consequence, provoke different cell fate decisions. After mild damage, the tumor suppressor p53 directs the cellular response to cell cycle arrest, DNA repair, and cell survival, whereas upon severe damage, p53 drives the cell death response. One posttranslational modification of p53, phosphorylation at Serine 46, selectively occurs after severe DNA damage and is envisioned as a marker of the cell death response. However, the molecular mechanism (...) of action of the p53 Ser46 phospho‐isomer, the molecular timing of this phosphorylation event, and its activating effects on apoptosis and ferroptosis still await exploration. In this essay, the current body of evidence on the molecular function of this deadly p53 mark, its evolutionary conservation, and the regulation of the key players of this response, the p53 Serine 46 kinases, are reviewed and dissected. (shrink)
- How do we remember public events? Pioneering a new area of everyday memory research.Magdalena Abel &Dorthe Berntsen -2021 -Cognition 214 (C):104745.
- (1 other version)Abolición gradual y libertades vigiladas en el Río de la Plata. La política de control de libertos de 1813Gradual abolition and supervised freedom in the Rio de la Plata. The freedmen control policy.Magdalena Candioti -2016 -Corpus: Archivos virtuales de la alteridad americana 6 (1).
- Social interactions can simultaneously enhance and distort memories: Evidence from a collaborative recognition task.Magdalena Abel &Karl-Heinz T. Bäuml -2020 -Cognition 200 (C):104254.
- Kants Begründung der deutschen Philosophie.Magdalena Aebi -1951 -Zeitschrift für Philosophische Forschung 5 (4):598-602.No categories
- Posthumanist perspectives on affect: Framing the field.Magdalena Zolkos &Gerda Roelvink -2015 -Angelaki 20 (3):1-20.This special issue on posthumanist perspectives on affect seeks to create a platform for thinking about the intersection of, on the one hand, the posthumanist project of radically reconfiguring the meaning of the “human” in light of the critiques of a unified and bounded subjectivity and, on the other, the insights coming from recent scholarship on affect and feeling about the subject, sociality, and connectivity. Posthumanism stands for diverse theoretical positions which together call into question the anthropocentric assertion of the (...) human as a distinctive, unique and dominant form of life – in turn, the concept of affect has been linked with ideas of increasing and decreasing energetic intensities, which underlie, but for some also precede, processes of individuation and subjectivation.The contributors to this issue consider critically the vistas opened by affect studies and by posthumanism. Coming from diverse disciplinary traditions, including literature, philosophy, critical sociology, visual arts, and heritage studies, the articles contribute to the four thematic idioms of this issue in an attempt to structure a dialogical space on posthumanist perspectives on affect and on affect-based politics. Questions of environmental governance, the critique of speciesism, the formation of cross-species solidarity, the politics of the “inhuman”, biopolitics and necropolitics form the intellectual mosaic of this issue. Finally, we pose the question of “academic affects”, in circulation in the researcher's encounter with her others – humans, insects, ghostly presences or inanimate objects – and we ask how these affects, including anger and mourning, but also joyful affirmation, are brought to bear on the process of writing. (shrink)
- Mathematical Science of Being.Magdalena Germek -2023 -Filozofski Vestnik 43 (3).In the present article, we have demonstrated that it is important to understand the equating of mathematics with ontology in Badiou’s philosophy, taking into account the necessary connection between rational materialism and ontological realism. Only in this way can we truly understand Badiou’s fundamental thesis that thinking and being are the same. Philosophy is not ontology and it is not a true procedure, but a thought that arises by being conditioned with the generic thoughts of all four truth procedures (art, (...) politics, science, and love), which in turn does not mean that it cannot speak in the name of truth and ontology. (shrink)No categories
- Un dictator incompetent.Magdalena Boiangiu -2003 -Dilema 516:5.Export citation
Bookmark - Masculinity Ideology and Subjective Well-Being in a Sample of Polish Men and Women.Magdalena M. Formanowicz,Michèle C. Kaufmann &Agnieszka Pietraszkiewicz -2017 -Polish Psychological Bulletin 48 (1):79-86.Masculinity ideology is defined as a blend of cultural beliefs, types of behavior, and roles generally associated with men and boys. Previous studies have showed mixed effects of adherence to masculine ideology on men’s subjective well-being, indicating negative but also positive relationships. The present study focuses on agency, that is the core of stereotypic masculinity, and its relationship to subjective well-being by analyzing data from a representative Polish sample of the European Social Survey. Participants were 1751 adults, aged 17 years (...) and older. A structural equation model was applied. The results demonstrated that agentic values were good predictors of male and female subjective well-being. That is, the less men and women valued their own power and achievements, the lower their subjective well-being was. As expected, this association was stronger for men. Additionally, regardless of gender, we demonstrated that age was a negative predictor and that number of years of education a positive predictor of subjective well-being. This association was stronger for men. (shrink)No categories
- Luces y sombras: el sueño de la razón en Occidente.Magdalena Garcâia Gonzâalez,Fâelix Garcâia &Ignacio Pedrero Sancho -1994 - Madrid: Ediciones de la Torre. Edited by Félix García Moriyón & Ignacio Pedrero Sancho.No categories
- Ein echter Naturforscher von heute hat eine tiefe Verachtung gegen ›Literatur‹«»Ein echter Naturforscher von heute hat eine tiefe Verachtung gegen ›Literatur‹.Magdalena Gronau &Martin Gronau -2021 -Deutsche Vierteljahrsschrift für Literaturwissenschaft Und Geistesgeschichte 95 (4):423-451.ZusammenfassungDer vorliegende Aufsatz beleuchtet die komplexen Wechselbeziehungen zwischen Physik, Literatur und Philologie in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts. Ausgehend von einem Brief des österreichischen Physikers Erwin Schrödinger an Ernst Cassirer gehen wir der Frage nach, inwiefern die prominenten deutschsprachigen Vertreter der aufstrebenden theoretischen Physik nicht nur literarische Texte und Inhalte verarbeiteten, sondern in ihrer zutiefst philologisch geprägten Publikations- und Arbeitspraxis auch textwissenschaftlich operierten. Lassen sich in den nachgelassenen und publizierten Schriften von Physikern wie Schrödinger neue Hinweise darauf finden, dass (...) die »Macht der Philologie« noch weit ins Jahrhundert der Physik nachwirken, ja Philologie vielleicht sogar als Wissensmodell in der theoretischen Physik fungieren konnte?This essay examines the complex interrelations between physics, literature, and philology in the first half of the 20th century. Starting from a letter of the Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger to Ernst Cassirer, we investigate how theoretical physicists in the German-speaking world referred to literary texts and contents. Beyond that, we focus on traces of philological working and publication practices in the works of the physicists. To what extent and under what conditions could philology function as an inevitable knowledge model for the modern natural sciences? (shrink)No categories
- Set theoretical aspects of the Banach space l∞/c0.Magdalena Grzech -2004 -Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 126 (1):301-308.Relative results concerning the Banach space l ∞ / c 0 are presented. We show that some basic properties of the Banach space l ∞ / c 0 implied by CH and OCA are different.
- La filosofía como crítica del lenguaje.Magdalena Holguín -1992 -Ideas Y Valores 41 (87-88):7-18.No categories
- Ethical Dilemmas in Academic Activity.Magdalena Iorga -2008 -Cultura 5 (1):80-85.The nowadays academic teacher’s activity is split between teaching activity, scientific research concern and institutional goals. As it appears in the studies focusing on academic problems that the teacher’s orientation is going to be rather personal and professional than academic. The new generation of academic staff is trying to mix solutions in order to survive the ethical problems. Academic ethics seems to be in the middle of an important triangle: personal, professional and corporate ethics.
- A Formal Model of an Argumentative Dialogue in the Management of Emotions.Magdalena Kacprzak,Anna Sawicka,Andrzej Zbrzezny,Krzysztof Rzeńca &Katarzyna Żukowska -2018 -Logic and Logical Philosophy 27 (4):471-490.In this research, we focus on designing an interactive tool which will be used as an aid in learning how to manage emotions during argumentative dialogues. To this end, a collection of examples illustrating the typical human’s reactions was collated and used to explain mechanisms that appear in dialogues. We present a theoretical background of the project, i.e., a formal system to represent the change of intensity of emotions in argumentative dialogues. We rely here on persuasive dialogue games. A formal (...) language for expressing properties of protocols for dialogues with emotional reasoning is proposed. We suggest that awareness of emotions improves communication between parents and children, and that it is an important element of both raising communication skills in adults and development of communication skills in children. (shrink)
- Teori kajian dekonstruksi sastra, model Derrida menemukan makna lain pada film Desperate housewives.M. A.Magdalena Baga -2021 - In Suwardi Endraswara,Teori sastra sepanjang zaman: tokoh, konsep, dan aplikasi. Yogyakarta: Graha Ilmu.Export citation Bookmark
- Creer o no creer.Enrique MiretMagdalena -2007 - Madrid: Aguilar."Sin duda, la sociedad está cambiando a pasos agigantados, pues temas hasta ayer tabú están en la mente de todos y en las nuevas costumbres que se concretan en nuevas leyes ayer impensables, pero necesarias para abarcar costumbres ayer ocultas y hasta prohibidas, como el divorcio, la homosexualidad o el aborto. La economía, la política y la sociedad han cambiado, pero no acertamos con el rumbo adecuado para vivir todos mejor. Tampoco acierta la religión, lo mismo en Occidente que en (...) Oriente. Y no sabemos si está desapareciendo el cristianismo en Europa o quiere surgir un nuevo y mejor cristianismo inspirado en la sencillez del primitivo que enseñó Jesús en los Evangelios". El autor ha reunido en este libro un conjunto de reflexiones, originalmente publicadas en El País a lo largo de bastantes años, en las que mezcla la religión abierta a los nuevos tiempos con grandes dosis de sociología, economía y política. (shrink)
- Mowy Cycerona przeciw Katylinie.Magdalena Środa -1993 -Przeglad Filozoficzny - Nowa Seria 8 (4):109-111.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Maria Ossowska – życie jako projekt.Magdalena Środa -2020 -Przeglad Filozoficzny - Nowa Seria:277-285.No categories
- Etyka i problemy transplantacji (Ethics in Medical Progress (red.), G.E.W. Wolstenhome, M. O'Connor).Magdalena Sokołowska -1969 -Etyka 4.Export citation Bookmark
- Gender and Economic Downturn. The Focus on Women and the Pandemic Crisis.Magdalena Tusińska -2021 -Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric 66 (4):513-530.The goal of the paper is to consider whether women are vulnerable or protected on the labour market during the pandemic crisis, seeking answers in the wider context of previous downturns and economic theory. In times of crisis, female employment is likely to be more susceptible to cuts, for several reasons explained i.a. by the flexible buffers hypothesis or sex segregation hypothesis. Since the pandemic crisis is still unfolding, many of its effects are still unknown but it can be expected (...) that the COVID-19 crisis may have an unequal impact on women and men. Additional challenges in this crisis can be found in the home. Gender effects vary across EU countries, however, it is essential to develop at both the European and national level effective policy responses leading to gender balance in various dimensions. (shrink)
- A scoping review of the ethical impacts of international medical electives on local students and patient care.Magdalena Chmura &Shobhana Nagraj -2024 -BMC Medical Ethics 25 (1):1-8.Background International electives are often considered a valuable learning opportunity for medical students. Yet, as travelling to lower and middle income countries (LMICs) becomes more common, ethical considerations of such practices emerge. We conducted a scoping review to assess the extent to which five ethical themes were addressed in existing literature about electives, with the aim of investigating the ethical impacts of medical student electives on local resources, patients and clinicians in LMICs. Methods We systematically searched PubMed, Global Health and (...) Embase databases using the search terms “(ethics) AND (medical electives)”. Thematic content analysis was undertaken using a combination of deductive and inductive themes. The deductive themes included: exceeding clinical competence, use of limited local resources, respect for patients and local culture, collaboration with local community/colleagues, and one-sided benefits in partnership. In addition, we also allowed for emerging themes within the data, and conducted a narrative synthesis of the results. Results A total of 37 papers discussed ethical issues relating to medical student international electives to LMICs. More publications were written from the medical student perspective (n = 14), than by the host-institution (n = 5), with nearly half written from third-party perspectives (n = 18). Negative impacts on local host students and impact upon patient care were identified as additional ethical considerations. Conclusions Our review demonstrated that while there is a degree of awareness in the existing literature of the potential negative impacts of medical electives to local LMIC students’ access to medical education and patient care, continued work is needed to ensure equitable partnerships. We recommend that these ethical themes should be further explored in pre-departure elective teaching courses and post-elective debriefs to increase medical students’ awareness of the impact of their presence on host communities. (shrink)
- The normative decision theory in economics: a philosophy of science perspective. The case of the expected utility theory.Magdalena Małecka -2019 -Journal of Economic Methodology 27 (1):36-50.This article analyses how normative decision theory is understood by economists. The paradigmatic example of normative decision theory, discussed in the article, is the expected utility theory. It...
- Studying Music During the Coronavirus Pandemic: Conditions of Studying and Health-Related Challenges.Magdalena Rosset,Eva Baumann &Eckart Altenmüller -2021 -Frontiers in Psychology 12.ObjectiveThe coronavirus pandemic affects all areas of life. Performing arts and music studies have also experienced considerable changes, with university closures and a fluctuating return to normal and more limited operations. Prior studies detail the impact of the pandemic on college students, but we do not yet know what specific consequences it has for music students. The aim of this study is to examine the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on music students’ health, practicing behavior, and everyday life.MethodsIn July 2020, (...) we conducted an online survey of 80 students enrolled in performance and music education programs at a German music university and compared these data with data from a survey of 75 students at the same music university carried out in summer 2019.ResultsThe survey revealed that the coronavirus pandemic led to a decrease in practicing hours and an increase of stressful thoughts and feelings. Students were mostly satisfied with Corona-measures taken by the university. Of analyzed determinants, only general fear of health problems was identified as a significant predictor of mental health status. Mental health status did not significantly differ between students surveyed in 2019 and 2020.ConclusionKnowledge about the specific challenges the pandemic poses for music students can help conservatories to better respond to the needs of their students. Specifically, this study will inform future measures supporting music students in coping with difficult situations like a pandemic. (shrink)
- Autocenzura.Magdalena Boiangiu -2003 -Dilema 534:5.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Asasinatul.Magdalena Boiangiu -2003 -Dilema 522:5.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Poporul de la Seattle.Magdalena Boiangiu -2002 -Dilema 479:11.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Colour Histories. Science, Art, and Technology in the 17th and 18th Centuries.Magdalena Bushart &Friedrich Steinle (eds.) -2015 - De Gruyter.Knowledge about colour it properties, methods of fabrication, meanings, and uses has always been the purview of a wide range of individuals, from painters and architects to dyers, printers, pigment manufacturers, chemists. This volume discusses how different communities interacted with respect to knowledge and practices surrounding colour, thus contributing to a better understanding of an important current in cultural history.".No categories
- Der anthropologische Aspekt in der marxistischen Psychologie.Magdalena Halfter -1957 - München,: N.P..Export citation Bookmark
- Baracchi, Claudia: Aristotle's Ethics as First Philosophy.Magdalena Hoffmann -2009 -Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie 91 (3):355-357.
- Der tugendhafte Mensch bei Aristoteles – ein Vorbild?Magdalena Hoffmann -2011 - In Peter Seele,Ökonomie, Politik Und Ethik in der Praktischen Philosophie der Antike. De Gruyter. pp. 61-74.No categories
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