THE LANGUAGE OF HIGH MODERNISM AND THE FINITENESS OF ALTERITY by Kiril HADZHIKOSEV

“…How are we to think the purported irreducibility of alterity (of the face of the other) to logic and calculability within such an artistic paradigm? …”
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The effect of managerial coaching on organizational behavior in construction projects by Gholamreza Tadin Far, Ramin Kouh Neshin, Hamideh Baseri Bagh siyah

“…This increase in popularity of management coaching is actually a response to the needs of work environments and has been created as a service for organizations and industries that understand the need to develop their employees. …”
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Human Perspectives and Social Infrastructures: Prioritising People in GLAM Digitisation by Megan Gooch, Rebecca Kahn, Edurne Kugeler

“…Much discussion in current digital humanities research and funding is concerned with creating, using and maintaining technical and research infrastructures. …”
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Signaling, Constraining and Coercing in US sanctions policy towards Russia in the context of the Ukraine crisis by O. I. Rebro

“…Institutionally established within the scope of the executive branch, buttressed by the US dominance in the world economy and viewed as a “humane” way of influencing foreign elites, it does not demand significant political capital and, as a result, can be implemented without deep strategic thinking. Current US policy towards Russia is constrained by the framework of the sanctions regime, created by Barak Obama Administration in 2014. …”
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On the Time-Dilation Paradox—Can it be Removed? by Martin Valldor

“…In special relativity theory, the velocity of light is assumed to be constant, independent of the reference frame. This creates paradoxes when observations in different reference frames are compared. …”
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The Two Faces of the Medallion: The Narrative of Salur Kazan and The Seven-Headed Dragon in the Context of Universalist Dichotomy by Aynur Koçak, Berna Özpınar

“…With human existence, abstract and concrete products have emerged through thinking, and cultural development has taken place. …”
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New Engineers for a Bright Future: Deconstructing the Promises of Challenge-Based Learning by Johanna Larsson, Anders Johansson, Oskar Hagvall Svensson

“…Conclusions: The investigated CBL initiative appears to reproduce rather than renegotiate dominant ways of thinking about engineering. As such, we argue that challenge-based learning as a reform discourse does not necessarily live up to its overarching promise of creating a new and more societally beneficial engineering profession.…”
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Lessons of Protestant Ethics under Post-Capitalism Conditions by N.A. Tereshchenko, T.M. Shatunova

“…Hegel and Marx understood labor as the source of human life, abstract thinking, as well as aesthetic and moral feelings. …”
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Leadership And Management for The New Era of Public Healthcare in Singapore: A qualitative study of senior healthcare leaders by Bryan Chow

“…This study provides insights for policymakers, senior healthcare leaders, and HR planners to identify and foster talent, creating an environment where future healthcare leaders can thrive. …”
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ANTHROPOLOGICAL COMPREHENSION OF A WOMAN-AUTHOR AS THE SUBJECT OF CULTURE THROUGH THE PRISM OF LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (GENDER ASPECT) by I. A. Koliieva, T. A. Kuptsova

“…It has been proved that literature of the ХХth-XXIst centuries is characterized by strengthening interaction between philosophical systems and literary works that reflects mainstreaming of intellectual and thinking bases. It was revealed that women’s philosophical and literary conceptions have created a unique woman’s world of being and an image of "a new woman", thus leading the way towards the new stereotypes based on comprehension that sex differences should not be determining factors both in cultural and social coexistence.…”
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A Post-Western Account of Critical Cosmopolitan Social Theory by Michael Murphy

“…It does this through creating a “border” for these works within the social ontology of the Japanese philosopher and historian, Watsuji Tetsurō. …”
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Designing the Organization Development Model with Organizational Agility Approach in the Department of Education in Sistan and Baluchistan Province by Fatemeh Heydari Amin, Farideh Hashemiannejad, Nazia Sadat Nasseri

“…Conclusions: These measures are essential steps toward creating a more agile organization, as recommended for managers and officials.…”
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Urban Futures: Cities as Agents of Globalization and Innovation by Marina Boykova, Irina Ilina, Mikhail Salazkin

“…The kind of lateral thinking that presumed an explicit division of urban territory into functional areas is no longer up to date. …”
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RSV explorations: using a case series focused on a single microbe to connect concepts across an undergraduate microbiology course by Chadene Tremaglio, Derek Dube

“…This case series enables students to build connections between course concepts, assemble higher-order thinking about diverse topics in Microbiology, and apply their learning to real-world examples and scenarios.…”
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IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROJECT «CLINICAL BASES OF INTERNSHIP» WHILE PREPARING STUDENTS WITH A SPECIALTY IN «PSYCHOLOGY AND PEDAGOGY OF PRIMARY EDUCATION» by Elena G. Gutsu, Nadezda N. Demeneva

“…Minin on implementation of the innovative project «Clinical Bases of Internship » is presented. The authors have created and approved the program of school internship for the students with specialty in «Psychology and Pedagogics of Primary Education» based on the concept of the integrated clinical practice developed in higher education institution. …”
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Responsible and Ethical Use of AI in Education: Are We Forcing a Square Peg into a Round Hole? by Alexander Amigud, David J. Pell

“…Higher education institutions must typically balance these objectives while addressing financial considerations, creating value for students and employers, and meeting accreditation requirements. …”
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IMPORTANCE OF PHANTOM PRACTICAL TRAINING IN THE FORMATION OF PRACTICAL SKILLS OF FUTURE DENTISTS by T.O. Petrushanko, L.Y. Ostrovs’ka, I.Yu. Popovych

“…In extracurricular time self-work of students should be based on individual-oriented approach, which involves creating a positive emotional environment in the classroom, the combination of group and individual forms of education of the students, but the basic principle in achieving educational goals is to control the results of scientific work by the teacher. …”
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From Korea to Japan: The East Asian Transmission and Localization of Zhu Quan’s Huo Ren Xin by Qing LIU, Yang YANG

“…First, the paper investigates the formation of Zhu Quan’s thinking by examining his life and intellectual background. …”
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Competencies of strategic leadership in an academic library during a digital era by Mbongiseni P. Magagula, MacDonald Kanyangale

“…Main findings: The study identifies eight key competencies: sensing and clarifying strategic direction, strategic thinking, collective and shared excellence, creating and reinforcing strategic alignment, leveraging technological proficiency for productivity, leadership agility, developing people and programmes to navigate digital change and e-leading of hybrid teams. …”
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Годишњак бр. 23 (2024) Hybris ethos-a? Прилог o патосном и респонзивном карактеру српскозаветног идентитета by Вук Беговић

“…Contemporary (critical) phenomenology, which is both medial and responsive, offers a hermeneutics of difference as primarily a dialogical, communicable, and resonant space, creating conditions for a much denser (germ. dicht) elaboration and self-critical stimulation of responsible historico-theological thinking, speaking, and acting.In the following article, it is therefore suggested to shift the diacritical focus from ethos, that is, from the hermeneutic coupling of (onto-)logos and ethos, to the third and contingently forcing figure of pathos, which affectively destabilizes the universal demand for a fundamentally ontologizing petrification of ethos – as an ultimately perceived solution and thus in the role of overlooking the complexity, problematicity, and potency of the Serbian vow phenomenon – by making the pathic figuration of pronounced identity, integrative, and sovereigntist claims paradoxically more flexible and stable through denser differentiation. …”
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