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Production, Characterization, and Applications of Porous Materials
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Triade aristotélicienne, matières bodéliennes, genres médiévaux : dépasser les apories génériques avec Gérard Genette
Published 2021-06-01“…The article have the intention of verifying the pertinence of Gérard Genette’s theory of the literary genre, applied to the medieval literature. By rereading Aristotle’s Poetics, Genette proposes a way of using this concept, that prevents from essentializing the generic categories. …”
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Phénoménologie de la baie des anges
Published 2011-01-01“…He develops an ontology on light which, at the same time of renewing Aristotle and Plotinus's double metaphysical heritage, gives its full meaning to the Greek etymology of “Nice” – Victory – , and to the “Angels” of the bay. …”
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Ticks and Tick-Borne Pathogens in Wild Animals and Birds from Two Rehabilitation Facilities in Greece
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Students’ attitudes toward euthanasia and abortion: a cross-cultural study in three Mediterranean countries
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Jakość pracy naukowej, jej potwierdzenie a recenzja partnerska. Odbiór w środowisku naukowym i nieporozumienia. Postawy wobec recenzji partnerskiej (przekł. Tomasz Olszewski)
Published 2009-01-01“…., Proof and the syllogism, w:Aristotle on Science: The „Posterior Analytics”,red. …”
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“Death Drive, Martyrdom, and Deathbed Scenes. The Narration of Death in Harriet Wilson’s Autobiographical Novel”
Published 2017-12-01“…From a narratological point of view, the plot hinges on characters’ deathbed scenes and premature deaths or death wishes, culminating in a performance of death. In light of Aristotle’s definition of tragedy, this article proposes to read Our Nig as a profound meditation on death, race and God. …”
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ETHICAL ASPECTS OF EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES: PAST AND PRESENT
Published 2015-10-01“…The term "ethics" was first used by Aristotle. Philosopher put ethics between the doctrine of the soul and the state: based on the first, it had to give reasons for the second. …”
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The Modernist Poem or the Infinite Prolegomena
Published 2020-12-01“…Far from enabling an absolute contact between words and things that would settle once and for all the ambiguous relationship between reality and imagination, the seemingly close unit of the poem or collection, more particularly as it was expressed by American modernism, is thus jeopardized, the text being assigned to the virtuality of a “placeless place” (Aristotle; Agamben) where poetry and philosophy may meet. …”
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President De Klerk and ethos
Published 2022-11-01“…The focus is on the speak er's ethos as essentially conceptua Ilsed by Aristotle in his Rhetoric, and as it has evolved in modern public speaking in the oratory setting. …”
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Arts of eristic, of dialectic and of sophistry as premises of legal discourse development
Published 2013-06-01“…Criticizing sophists, using their positive methods, Socrat, Platon and later Aristotle defined, on the basis of syllogism, the direction of evolution of rhetoric not as practical eloquence but mainly as methodology of sciences and arts.…”
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Floating Cities: Xi Xi, Magritte, and the Insouciance of Allegory
Published 2025-01-01“…Xi Xi’s short-story `Marvels of a Floating City’ is clearly linked to a reflection on Hong Kong’s hand-over from London to Beijing in 1997, but it also passes through that fixed date to ask how such an image-text might operate along different registers as we pass from Aristotle toward Benjamin and Deleuze. As Magritte rightfully insists, painting (like writing) is thinking and ekphrastic allegory opens up not only mourning for the passing of all things, but also an enigmatic joy that such a fractured passaging occurs at all, especially in those marvelous moments when cities are hovering as if suspended between the sea and the sky. …”
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