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Towards a radical life. The social and aesthetic themes in Helen Keller’s activity in defence of humanity

EDYTA NIEDUZIAK

Interdyscyplinarne Konteksty Pedagogiki Specjalnej > 2019 > 25 > 229-254

Edyta Nieduziak, Towards a radical life. The social and aesthetic themes in Helen Keller’s activity in defence of humanity. Interdisciplinary Contexts of Special Pedagogy, no. 25, Poznań 2019. Pp. 229-254. Adam Mickiewicz University Press. ISSN 2300-391X. DOI: https://doi.org/10.14746/ikps.2019.25.10 The article is an attempt to describe three biographical motifs of H. Keller, referring to aesthetic...

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Zasada humanitaryzmu w krajowych i międzynarodowych standardach prawa penitencjarnego Krzysztof

Krzysztof Chmielewski, Maciej Pająk

Adam Mickiewicz University Law Review > 2015 > 5 > 55-68

This paper points out the most important international and internal acts which refer to prisoners’ rights in the context of the principle of humanity. The first part describes the Polish situation with regards to constitutional principles of human dignity and freedom from unfair treatment. The second part focuses on international standards, and is divided into two groups: UN standards and European...

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Chrześcijańska rodzina szkołą człowieczeństwa

Mieczysław Ozorowski

Teologia i Moralność > 2014 > 9 > 2(16) > 39-50

Rodzina jest pierwszym i niepodważalnym środowiskiem życia, rozwoju oraz samorealizacji człowieka, tak w perspektywie cielesnej, jak i duchowej. Słowa w tytule wzięte są z Gaudium et Spes (nr 52) Soboru Watykańskiego II. Na początku przypomniano podstawowe prawdy o małżeństwie i rodzinie, zgodnie z nauczaniem Kościoła. Następnie wskazano, że rodzina jest nazywana małym Kościołem, albo Kościołem domowym,...

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Homo sum, humani nihil a me alienum puto – the imperative of the principle of humanitas in views on slavery derived from natural law. M.T. Cicero’s views on the subject of slavery and slaves

Olgierd Sebastian Nowak

The Person and the Challenges. The Journal of Theology, Education, Canon... > 2020 > 11 > 2 > 155-186

The phenomenon of slavery existed throughout the entire period of the ancient world and met with interest from both Greek and Roman philosophers. Despite the emerging views of various philosophers criticizing slavery as a social phenomenon, no theory of slavery was formulated then. The philosopher who-, in both his works and correspondence, included numerous references to the situation of slaves and...

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Świat wartości w ujęciu Maxa Schelera – konsekwencje pedagogiczne

Tomasz Perz

Edukacja Humanistyczna > 2020 > 1 > 77-88

Artykuł przedstawia poglądy twórcy „materialnej etyki wartości” – Maxa Schelera na temat natury i hierarchii wartości w kontekście zagadnień pedagogicznych. Autor ukazuje wartości jako istniejące obiektywnie właściwości realnego świata, które odkrywamy za pomocą intuicji. Życie emocjonalne człowieka nie stanowi chaosu, ponieważ człowiek poznaje wartości w porządku hierarchicznym oraz uchwytuje ich...

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Can multidisciplinary team meetings reduce burnout?

Ksenia Gorbenko, Eliezer Mendelev, Laurie Keefer

Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice > 26 > 3 > 863 - 865

Burnout is an epidemic affecting between a third and two‐thirds of health care providers in the US. The prevalence and impact of burnout in the health care workforce is increasing, and most interventions thus far have shown limited efficacy. In an ongoing mixed‐methods study of establishing a specialty medical home, providers reported gaining interprofessional learning and collegiate support through...

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The Ethical Challenges of the Digital Age

Heinrich Bedford‐Strohm

The Ecumenical Review > 72 > 2 > 167 - 182

This article examines the ethical challenges of digital transformation in three steps. First, it offers a survey of the various dimensions of digital transformation and the ethical challenges that are associated with them: the exposure of private life through access to data; the change of communication culture through algorithms; the concentration of corporate power; changes in the world of work;...

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Manipulation and free will in shared decision making

Regina Christiansen, Jakob Emiliussen

Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice > 26 > 2 > 403 - 408

In recent years, there has been an increased focus on patient involvement in treatment planning in the health care system. To reduce the risk of the clinician moving towards paternalism, various methods have been introduced—shared decision making, among others. The goal of shared decision making is for the clinician and patient to share available evidence on the best treatment and to raise awareness...

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Criminal Liability for Crimes Against Humanity as a Problem of International Law

Boubacar Sidi Diallo Diallo

Adam Mickiewicz University Law Review > 2019 > 9 > 77-83

The article sets out the nature, the history and the general structure of the crime against humanity and provides a comprehensive analytical commentary of the elements of such crimes as a problem of international law. The contextual element determines that crimes against humanity involve either large-scale violence in relation to the number of victims or its extension over a broad geographic area...

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“Whose Side Are We On?” Revisited: Narrative Power, Narrative Inequality, and a Politics of Narrative Humanity

Ken Plummer

Symbolic Interaction > 43 > 1 > 46 - 71

In 1967, Howard S. Becker gave a widely discussed and polemical presidential address entitled “Whose Side Are We On?” Here he introduced the idea of the hierarchy of credibility. Briefly reviewing the article, I suggest a little of how the world has moved on since then. The core of my analysis links symbolic interactionism to ideas of narrative power, narrative inequality, and narrative othering,...

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The case for a thick shareholder concept

Katherina Pattit, Jason Pattit

Business and Society Review > 124 > 4 > 497 - 514

Markets, corporations, shareholding, management, law, and ethics are all human constructs. A human element seems essential to their existence. Yet, the predominant conception of shareholders as used in academia as well as the business world is thin, generic, and inanimate. This article argues that a thick conception of shareholders as human beings is needed to legitimize and improve managerial decision...

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Dehumanization of dirty workers and attitudes toward social support

Maria A. Terskova, Elena R. Agadullina

Journal of Applied Social Psychology > 49 > 12 > 767 - 777

In lay perception, dirty work is a type of labor that degrades human dignity. Work can be perceived as dirty on three bases: social (related to the subordinate position or associated with contact with stigmatized people), physical (related to direct contact with garbage and waste), and moral (related to jobs considered sinful, dubious, or defying social norms). “Dirty” stigma makes workers objects...

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Trebaju li čudovišta, mutanti i utvare glasati? Monstruozna hrvatska lirika i načelo demokratske jednakosti

Tvrtko Vuković

Poznańskie Studia Slawistyczne > 2019 > 17 > 285-301

The paper starts from the assumption that Croatian modern lyric, from Matoš to Maleš, is haunted by various monsters, phantoms and mutants, and possessed by ghosts. Phantasmal hair speaks, the body changed by illness acquires autonomy, bird-men, space-twins and angels inhabit the humanized world, the dead seek eternity, the turtle measures itʼs own existence in relation to space and time, and Jesus-fish...

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If Machines Want to Dream... Adam Wiśniewski-Snerg on Ethical Consequences of There Being No Substantial Distinction between Humans and Robots

Artur Jocz

Ethics in Progress > 2019 > 10 > 2 > 45-51

Adam Wiśniewski-Snerg (1937-1995) was a Polish science fiction writer. In his novel Robot (1973), he made an attempt at a literary visualization of a machine acquiring human identity. In this article I would like to follow the ethical consequences of such situations in created literary worlds. It is worth remembering, however, that these artistic worlds often serve to test non-literary reality. In...

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Humanitarian militarism and the production of humanity

Antonio De Lauri

Social Anthropology > 27 > 1 > 84 - 99

The limits and consequences of humanitarian military operations continue to be major issues in Western public debates on global security, democracy and human rights. This article focuses on the intersection of war and humanitarianism, situating the study of humanitarian militarism within a European context in which a reinvigorated proliferation of the military ethos coexists with ongoing transformations...

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INTER-SUBJECT DIALOGICAL SPACE BETWEEN FROM THE AXIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

Ostrowska, Urszula

Studia z Teorii Wychowania > 2018 > IX(2 (23))

Dialogue since ancient times is multiform linked to men and their world. Contemporary knowledge about dialogue is impressive, inspiringly encouraging further investigation on this subject. Th e philosophy of the dialogue is situated in the center of discussion of the theme of human subjectivity. Th e multiple inter-subject dialogical space between studied from the axiological perspective conclusively...

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The Boundaries of Embryo Research: Extending the Fourteen-Day Rule

Caitlin Davis

Journal of Bioethical Inquiry > 2019 > 16 > 1 > 133-140

The disciplines of ethics, science, and the law often conflict when it comes to determining the limits and boundaries of embryo research. Under current Australian law and regulations, and in various other jurisdictions, research conducted on the embryo in vitro is permitted up until day fourteen, after which, the embryo must be destroyed. Reproductive technology and associated research is rapidly...

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Family Affection, Political Community and Humanity: A Comparison of Aristotle and Cicero

Veronika Konrádová

Listy filologické (Folia philologica) > 2019 > 142 > 3-4 > 253-281

The paper compares selected passages from Cicero and Aristotle whose common theme is the foundation of social and political relations. A specific concern for self-awareness and self-love can be traced in the strategies of both authors. Aristotle’s inquiry demonstrates how social and political ties are rooted in basic family relationships, especially in the positive attitude towards what is “one’s...

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Father Konstanty Michalski’s outline of philosophy of history

Krzysztof Bochenek

Galicja. Studia i materiały > 2019 > 5: "Filozofia w Galicji II" > 243-253

Rev. K. Michalski is not only an outstanding mediaevalist and a pioneer of research on the achievements of the Polish Middle Ages but also the creator of an important philosophy of history, which has become a significant component of his research, especially during the dramatic period of World War II, although its framework had been developed already in the 1930s. Rejecting passive approach to tradition,...

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Pierre Leroux et la religion de l’humanité : une conception post-séculière au XIXe siècle ?

Tomasz Szymański

Romanica Wratislaviensia > 2019 > 66 > 25-41

The aim of the article is to show, using the example of Pierre Leroux, that the extension of the post-secular perspective to Romanticism is not only possible, but even desirable. Leroux’s work contains in this context two fundamental aspects: first, a philosophical reflection on humanity, its true tradition and eternal life; secondly, a socio-political reflection on the necessity of establishing a...

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Towards a radical life. The social and aesthetic themes in Helen Keller’s activity in defence of humanity

Zasada humanitaryzmu w krajowych i międzynarodowych standardach prawa penitencjarnego Krzysztof

Chrześcijańska rodzina szkołą człowieczeństwa

Homo sum, humani nihil a me alienum puto – the imperative of the principle of humanitas in views on slavery derived from natural law. M.T. Cicero’s views on the subject of slavery and slaves

Świat wartości w ujęciu Maxa Schelera – konsekwencje pedagogiczne

Can multidisciplinary team meetings reduce burnout?

The Ethical Challenges of the Digital Age

Manipulation and free will in shared decision making

Criminal Liability for Crimes Against Humanity as a Problem of International Law

“Whose Side Are We On?” Revisited: Narrative Power, Narrative Inequality, and a Politics of Narrative Humanity

The case for a thick shareholder concept

Dehumanization of dirty workers and attitudes toward social support

Trebaju li čudovišta, mutanti i utvare glasati? Monstruozna hrvatska lirika i načelo demokratske jednakosti

If Machines Want to Dream... Adam Wiśniewski-Snerg on Ethical Consequences of There Being No Substantial Distinction between Humans and Robots

Humanitarian militarism and the production of humanity

INTER-SUBJECT DIALOGICAL SPACE BETWEEN FROM THE AXIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

The Boundaries of Embryo Research: Extending the Fourteen-Day Rule

Family Affection, Political Community and Humanity: A Comparison of Aristotle and Cicero

Father Konstanty Michalski’s outline of philosophy of history

Pierre Leroux et la religion de l’humanité : une conception post-séculière au XIXe siècle ?

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