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TECHNOLOGY – VALUES – SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (Some Reflections on Changing Relations, Meanings and Social Practices)

Lech W. ZACHER

UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY – THEORIES AND INTERPRETATIONS

Publication language: Polish

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Transformations No. 1–2 (88–89) 2016 Publication date: 12 May 2016

Abstract Narratives concerning technology and values relations requires an in-depth analysis of these two categories and also their contextualization. In social practice technology and values undergo significant changes, often revolutionary. They take systemic forms and they interact with each other. Since the [...] Read more.

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METHODOLOGICAL ANARCHISM AND ITS COGNITIVE VALUE

Magdalena SZPUNAR

Transformacje cywilizacyjne – między wiedzą, wrażliwością i wyobraźnią socjologiczną

Publication language: Polish

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Transformations No. 1 (112) 2022 Publication date: 30 March 2022

Abstract The aim of the article is to present the basic assumptions of Paul K. Feyerabend's epistemological anarchism. The article presents the value of methodological anarchism for the cognitive process, methodology and development of science, as well as the controversies associated with the application of [...] Read more.

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RECONFIGURATIONS IN THE WORLD SYSTEM – BETWEEN THE OLD DRIVING FORCES AND NEW NETWORKS

Lech W. ZACHER

Global Problems – Future – Politics – Values

Publication language: English

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Transformations No. 3-4 (78-79) 2013 Publication date: 13 November 2013

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OBSTACLES TO SUSTAINABILITY – IN PUBLIC DISCOURSE (the Case of a Transitional Economy – Poland)

Lech W. ZACHER

National Cases Augmented

Publication language: English

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Transformations No. 3-4 (94-95) 2017 Publication date: 30 November 2017

Abstract Requirements for the sustainability in economy and society should be tailored to a given country or region. General models which often dominate in academic discourse are an important part of necessary social knowledge (of decision makers, media, NGOs etc.). They are formulated in universally relevant [...] Read more.

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DIALECTICAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EDUCATIONAL THEORY AND INTERACTIVE DIGITAL EDUCATION

Włodzimierz CHOJNACKI, Alina BETLEJ, Marta DOBRZYNIAK

Publication language: English

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Transformations No. 4 (119) 2023 Publication date: 29 December 2023

Abstract The contents presented in the article are aimed at attempting to describe and explain the dialectical relationship between selected pedagogical theories and interactive digital education . Digital technologies impact the educational market and learning methods, but require the mastery of knowledge and [...] Read more.

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MONITORING IN THE URBAN SPACE: TRANSPARENCY OF SPACE, LACK OF TRANSPARENCY IN NEW TECHNOLOGIES

Arkadiusz KOŁODZIEJ, Krzysztof TOMANEK

Publication language: English

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Transformations No. 4 (119) 2023 Publication date: 29 December 2023

Abstract The article at hand deals with the general topic of the monitoring of public spaces, with a focus on its role in the building and shaping of smart cities. Delving into academic research and discourse, we will discuss various studies as well as ongoing reflections and debates which center on monitoring [...] Read more.

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MCDONALDIZATION OF SCHOOL SOCIALIZATION

Svitlana LOBODA, Wojciech WELSKOP

Publication language: English

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Transformations No. 4 (119) 2023 Publication date: 29 December 2023

Abstract Socialization is the process of learning and adapting to the social norms, values, and behaviors within a given society, which allows individuals to establish relationships, cooperate with others, and integrate into society. Socialization plays a significant role in society as it enables individuals [...] Read more.

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YOUNG PEOPLE’S BEHAVIOR IN CYBERSPACE AND THEIR PERCEPTION OF CYBERBULLYING IN POLAND AND SLOVAKIA. SELECTED PROBLEMS

Dorota GIZICKA, Ondrej ŠTEFAŇAK

Publication language: English

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Transformations No. 4 (119) 2023 Publication date: 29 December 2023

Abstract The dynamic development of new technologies is a fact. They cover various so-cial groups and influence almost all areas of life. In most situations, they are a positive tool for civilization’s development. However, they can generate many problems, especially among young people who cannot imagine living [...] Read more.

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VISUALISING ANXIETY. COMICS AS TOOLS FOR DEALING WITH CRISIS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Matylda SĘK–IWANEK

Publication language: English

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Transformations No. 4 (119) 2023 Publication date: 29 December 2023

Abstract Images of horror, visual metaphors, metonyms or literalities – modern comics allow the expressions of fear and depression, as well as the achievement of hope and katharsis. This presentation deals with the anxiety and trauma, the feelings of vulnerability, uncertainty and loneliness, with which the [...] Read more.

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YOUTH'S PAINKILLING DILEMMAS: THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL CAPITAL ON SELF-MEDICATION

Błażej DYCZEWSKI, Katarzyna RADWAN

Publication language: English

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Transformations No. 4 (119) 2023 Publication date: 29 December 2023

Abstract The article analyses self-medication in young people, with a focus on painkiller use and identification of key predictors, particularly social capital. Factors such as gender, education level, family and peer relationships, pocket money, sleep deprivation, energy drink consumption, health assessment [...] Read more.

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THE PROTECTION OF THIRD PARTY INTERESTS IN THE CASE OF A NOTIFICATION OF CONSTRUCTION WORK

Artur KOSICKI

Publication language: English

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Transformations No. 4 (119) 2023 Publication date: 29 December 2023

Abstract The purpose of this article is to demonstrate that the protection of third party interests in the case of a notification of construction works regulated in Articles 29 and 30 of the Act of 7 July 1994 Construction Law (Ustawa z dnia 7 lipca 1994 r. – Prawo budowlane), in the light of law in force, taking [...] Read more.

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LEGAL PROBLEMS OF THE CREATION AND FUNCTIONING OF PUBLIC LAW LEGAL ENTITIES

Viktoria F. PIDDUBNA

Publication language: English

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Transformations No. 4 (119) 2023 Publication date: 29 December 2023

Abstract In this article, the author examines the creation and functioning of legal entities under public law. The article analyzes the legislative acts of Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Georgia. The legal basis for the creation of a legal entity under public law is the Constitution of Ukraine and the law. The issues [...] Read more.

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FROM GENERATIONAL DIFFERENCES TO SHARED CONCERNS: PERCEPTIONS OF CONTEMPORARY THREATS BY FOUR GENERATIONS OF POLES

Arleta HREHOROWICZ, Marta MAKOWSKA, Rafał BOGUSZEWSKI

Publication language: English

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Transformations No. 4 (119) 2023 Publication date: 29 December 2023

Abstract The aim of this article is to diagnose the risks experienced by four generations distinguished in the scientific literature (Baby Boomers - BB, X, Y, Z) and to interpret them based on selected aspects from Ulrich Beck’s risk society theory and Abraham Maslow’s hierarchical theory of needs. The research [...] Read more.

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DEEP AND SHALLOW ECOLOGY – SIMILARITIES AND DIF-FERENCES IN THE USE OF THE PATHOS ARGUMENT

Joanna GRUSZKA

Publication language: English

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Transformations No. 4 (119) 2023 Publication date: 29 December 2023

Abstract The aim of this article is to show the differences in the use of the pathos-type arguments between people representing the so-called shallow and deep ecology. This distinction, by Arne Naess, relates to the assumptions behind a general concern for the environment and is based on a disagreement about [...] Read more.