L’esthétique énactive sense-making au fondement d’une éco-soma-artistique by Alice Dupas

“…Indeed, it is in a close aesthetic theory—borrowing also itself from pragmatism—, but one that better defines the body and its environment as well as aesthetics itself, that one can find a useful theory, not only for defining the artistic process but also for founding an “eco-soma-artistic” heuristically responsible for drawing attention, within the artistic sphere, to the aesthetic and praxis-oriented dimensions of eco-gesture. This philosophical aesthetics is called “enactive sense-making aesthetics”.…”
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Dwelling in the Abyss: Society in Werner Herzog and Martin Heidegger by Haotian Wu

“…Specifically, this film-philosophy dialogue will shed important light on both Herzog and Heidegger. Heidegger’s philosophical thought enables a creative and insightful reading of overlooked yet significant aesthetic forms in Herzog’s films: the motif of tears in Kaspar Hauser and the jump cuts and close-ups in Abyss. …”
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Przyswajanie zawczasu niezbędnych umiejętności, czyli o funkcji socjalizacyjno-przygotowawczej dawnych zabawek dziecięcych by Dorota Żołądź-Strzelczyk, Katarzyna Kabacińska-Łuczak

“…Based on the interpretations resting on selected source materials, it can be concluded that the socialization function of the toy was, albeit indirectly, known to many philosophers and pedagogues. While initially few thinkers reflected on the role of a toy, and they also did it “timidly”, with time interest in the toys and children’s games is growing. …”
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On the Formation of Environmental Normative Criteria: Bioethics as a Dead End by Eva Smolková

“…The need to reflect upon the environment and the creation of a concept of environmental philosophy resonated in the philosophical thinking of the 1980s and 1990s. It seems that the advent of national and international institutions, which were “given” the responsibility for environmental issues, the importance of creating environmental principles, and pursuing environmental goals, has seemingly dwindled. …”
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Notions of personhood, the political and relationalities: Paradigms of the anthropology of nature by Geviller Marín, Francisco Neira, María Elena Ramírez, Diana Soto, Javier Vásconez, Ivette Vallejo

“…In the conclusions the article highlights the relevance that the emphasis on the anthropology of nature has had by focusing on the subjectivity and agency of non-human beings, and in reframing the philosophical category of person from multinaturalism, causing an ontological twist. …”
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A Critical Review of: “Ideology and Utopia: An Introduction to the Sociology of Knowledge, bBy Karl Mannheim”. by farhang ershad

“…Some readers emphasize that this Mannheim’s book is a philosophical work, while he believes that he has attempted to introduce the principles of thinking and knowledge and with his attention to the relation between thought and the socio-historical conditions (as relationism in Mannheim word), he feels that he is keeping distance from philosophy.…”
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Henri Bergson et les conservateurs espagnols (1907-1940)/I by Camille Lacau Saint-Guily

“…The Great War hardens the relationship between France and Spanish conservatives, rather germanophile since the Revolution of 1789. The philosopher Henri Bergson, a very strong intellectual authority in his country between 1900 and 1920, enlisted as a missionary of the Allied cause in the world. …”
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Motyw nadziei w najnowszej poezji Dmitrija Strocewa by Bartosz Osiewicz

“…The methodological basis of the research is focused on the observations on hope made by the French philosopher Gabriel Honoré Marcel in the essay Outline of the phenomenology and metaphysics of hope (1942), and by the priest Józef Tischner in the essay Binding of Hope (1973). …”
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Regional Kitsch by Max Ryynänen

“…I hereby raise a new subdivision of kitsch to become an object of philosophical reflection. While a broad variety of objects is mentioned in studies on everyday kitsch – i.e. knickknacks, to here mark a difference towards bad ‘art’ called kitsch – there are no notes on regional kitsch per se. …”
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THE CRISIS OF THE ARCHAICAL THINKING OF THE PRINCIPAL METAPHYSICAL PROBLEM OF THE ANCIENT GREEK PHILOSOPHY by Vytautas Rimvydas Rimvydas Litvinas

“… An attempt is made to evaluate the teachings of the ancient philosophers Parmenides and Heraclitus. These teachings are interpreted as an outcome of the destruction of symbolic thinking. …”
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ISIS:Eastern Violence and Critique of Fascistic Reason: A Critical Look at Method, Content, and the Claims by Ghadir Nasri

“…ISIS: Eastern Violence and Critique of Fascistic Reason written by Bachtyiar Ali (Tehran: Markaz Publisher, 2015), is a theoretical and philosophical research about entity and origins of ISIS. …”
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The Head Pendant from the Marchetti Collection: Phoenicio-Punic Glass or Modern Forgery? by Elisabetta Malaman, Cinzia Bettineschi, Ivana Angelini, Monica Salvadori

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« Marchands de nature » : 20 ans de communication institutionnelle dans la métropole lyonnaise de 1989 à 2009 by Inès Méliani, Paul Arnould

“…The mobilization of nature objects combines philosophic references, social preoccupations, ecological goals and commercial aspects. …”
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Sociocultural Competence as a Quality Indicator in the Professional Training of Specialists by E. E. Shishlova

“…An analysis of the structure of sociocultural competence is carried out taking into account the philosophical and psychological aspects of the concept of sociocultural modernization of education. …”
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Taking Place and Finding One’s Place: Unhomely Events in Mohsin Hamid’s The Reluctant Fundamentalist (2007) and Exit West (2017) by Maëlle Jeanniard du Dot

“…The characters through which nativist riots or post-9/11 New York are perceived have a specific viewpoint: they are all migrants. Because it is a philosophical and cognitive conundrum, the event mirrors the migrant's experience of the unknown and the unfamiliar, and both the event and the experience of migration end up questioning one's place in the world, one's home, or lack thereof. …”
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The problem of determining value orientations in modern psychology by I. A. Bakushkin, I. M. Ilicheva

“…The features of the approach to the value orientations study in Russian psychology are represented by three directions – philosophical, concrete-scientific and psychological. …”
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In Tandem With Artificial Intelligence: A working Framework for Coding in ATLAS.ti™ by Charmaine Williamson, Annelien van Rooyen, Rika Dry

“…With the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI), researchers face additional options around research decisions, philosophically, practically and ethically. Researchers table numerous research questions around AI, given its rapid uptake. …”
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Shepherd on Meaning, Reference, and Perception by David Landy

“…Finally, I provide additional support for this interpretation by showing that it comports with Shepherd’s criticism of her philosophical opponents, Berkeley, Hume, and Reid.…”
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METHODOLOGICAL PROFILES OF THE CIVIL SOCIETY: CIVIC VIRTUE VERSUS CIVIL ASSOCIATION by Marius Povilas Povilas Šaulauskas

“…The professional sensu stricto usage of the concept unfolds and could be as such identified only on the diachronic and synchronous background of different theoretical contexts that were articulated in the millennial history of ever controversial Western philosophical discourse. The horizon of its possible meaning is extremely differentiated and connot be summarized in an all-embracing universaly valid meaning. …”
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THE CRISIS OF THE ARCHAICAL THINKING OF THE PRINCIPAL METAPHYSICAL PROBLEM OF THE ANCIENT GREEK PHILOSOPHY by Vytautas Rimvydas Rimvydas Litvinas

“… An attempt is made to evaluate the teachings of the ancient philosophers Parmenides and Heraclitus. These teachings are interpreted as an outcome of the destruction of symbolic thinking. …”
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