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About Dance and Philosophy, Following the Manuscript The Choreographic Training of the Actor Signed by Vera Proca-Ciortea
Authors: Stoicescu Andreea 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Vera Proca-Ciortea was a leading expressionist and structuralist choreographer in Romania and, at the same time, an internationally renowned researcher in ethnochoreology and dance theoretician. This study is an attempt at revealing some significant philosophical implications of dance while following her ideas from the manuscript entitled The Choreographic Training of the Actor, which can be found as a typed document in the library of The National University of Theatrical Art and Cinematography „Ion Luca Caragialeˮ from Bucharest. The metaphysical importance of dance springs from its necessary bondage with corporality and movement, thus being relatable to contemporary philosophical orientations like Martin Heidegger’s ontology from Being and Time (1927) or Alfred North Whitehead’s process metaphysics from Process and Reality (1929). Yet, my text will focus on theoretical implications that modern – and, implicitly, contemporary – dance techniques and principles have regarding issues such as: space-construction in movement; the dynamic-qualitative effects of movement; the (re)discovery of organicity; the (e)motional exploration of the body through dance. With this aim, I will use Vera Proca-Ciortea’s six principles of modern and contemporary dance and Rudolf Laban’s insights from his 1966 Choreutics.
The archetype of the pathetic man, between objectivation and objectification
Authors: Dragoman Dragoş 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
The wisdom expressed by the great epic Hindu story is for one to do his own duty, even partially, than doing better someone else’s duty. Even partial, the fulfillment of his own duty makes possible the connection of individuals and communities to the larger, greater universal harmony. This is dharma. Obeying dharma, fulfilling the inherent duty, means taking part to the greater plan set up besides individual petty interests and selfish actions. Whenever dharma is in danger, no longer praised by humans, the world is on the brink of chaos. There is the moment when the avatar of the Great Lord Vishnu is taking his humanly aspect, teaching the lesson of dharma, destroying the world and even the whole humanity if needed, in order to restore universal harmony, as depicted in the epic story of Mahābhārata.
“The Object, Between Transcedental Phenomenology and Empiricist Realism”
Authors: Drăghici Virgil 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
If in Kants Kritik der reinen Vernunft the transcendental conditions of possibility of experience transcends the experience itself (sect.1), by Husserl these conditions become immanent to the experience itself and therefore knowable by experience (sect.2). This radical mutation introduces an ambivalence in Husserls phenomenology: that between the absolute character of transcendental subjectivity, an idealistic thesis according to which something is an object of the real world only if it is legitimated in the consciousness (sect.3), and the empiricist thesis of identification of the real world with the sensible (sensous contents) (sect.4). This ambivalence is ineliminable, and for this reason the thematization of the object balances between the two distinct philosophical options: idealist-phenomenological and realist-empirical.
Joint Attention Ability in Autism and Mental Disability. A Multiple Case Study
Authors: Damian Ovidiu 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
A particularly important indicator in diagnosing autism is the deficit in joint attention. This concept refers to a socio-communicative, pre-linguistic ability, which is accomplished by shared gestures and mutual monitoring of the attention given to an object or a certain event (Adamson, Bakeman and Deckner, 2004; Slaughter and McConnell, 2003). Joint attention mechanism is considered a pivotal ability, its development determining other functional areas to progress. Therefore, our research focuses on the development of this ability seen as the basis for a subsequent functioning as close to the normal parameters as possible. A functional evaluation of the joint attention ability was conducted for the three cases involved in this research and the effects of an intervention plan meant to develop this behavior were evaluated. The therapeutic process was structured on stages and conceived in accordance with the particularities and characteristics of each case, these being the premises for the program’s success. The positive results in acquiring this behavior are highlighted by the assessment of the therapy. This gives us the right to think that the therapy will have positive effects upon other developmental areas of these children, thus improving the quality of their lives.
“Unequal Destinies: Economic Inequality, Social Marginality, and Anonymous Deathˮ
Authors: Rehejeh Fawzia G. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
This paper discusess Elif Shafak’s novel 10 Minutes 38 Seconds in this Strange Word in the light of scholarship developed in the sociology of death, discrimination, and social exclusion. The paper argues that Shafak’s novel constitutes a literary exploration of social problems, and especially the condition of female abuse and discrimination, in the Turkish society and the broader Muslim world. The book tells the story of Leila, a prostitute working on the streets of Istanbul, her sufferings, and her tragic end. Focusing on narrating Leila’s troubled life, Shafak engages with difficult social issues such as immigration, marginality, stigma, poverty, and sexual violence against women. The book constitutes a powerful plea for humanity, kindness, and empathy.
About the new truth and the fake news phenomenon
Authors: Mureşan Raluca 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
The concept of fake news was debated very often in recent years, and many studies attended to define and understand the complexity of this phenomenon. In this study we have tried to show that although fabricated news, rumors or conspiracy theories are not an invention of recent years, but they have been present for a long time in the communication field, the efficiency of their spreading through current technology brings new challenges related to the need studying and understanding how they currently circulate in the digital environment. A brief foray into media history shows that fabricated news and hoaxes existed long before social media. Attempts to define the concept of fake news have shown that it is used in public discourse to cover a wide variety of content, this term being used generically for several categories of misleading information.
The Reality of Violence and the Violence of Reality in Mario Vargas Llosa’s Novels
Authors: Grigore Rodica 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Mario Vargas Llosa’s work explores the structures and mechanisms of power, either political or social, the Peruvian writer constantly placing his characters in the complex context of a world dominated by violence. But violence does not always guarantee success, on the contrary, it often brings about loneliness and rejection of some of his major protagonists either by their friends and family or, at times, by the entire community they live in and wish to represent. All these can be analyzed in his novels centered upon contemporary historical issues, such as The Real Life of Alejandro Mayta (1984) and Death in the Andes (1993), where the central characters have to face death and to find the most adequate answer to the challenge of various violent forces. The real Peru is turned into a symbolic domain of fear and mystical practice, suggesting a new kind of fictional reality, expressing a society mentally blocked within its own traditions and practically unable (or unwilling) to get over them.
Belief and Knowledge
Authors: Narița Ionel 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
There are possible two kinds of relationships between belief and knowledge: 1) belief is a necessary condition to knowledge; 2) belief and knowledge are contrary. While the first relation is held by the classical analysis of knowledge, the second one comes from the Kantian epistemology. In this work, we argue for the first solution, establishing the conditions for a belief to be knowledge.
Digital Transformation and the Financial Sector: a Comprehensive Perspective
Authors: Grozea Ioana-Luciana , Troancă Dumitru 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
We analyze the dynamic interaction between technological improvements and the influence that these innovations have on the financial sector, which is an essential area in the digital age. The research investigates the increasing confluence of digital technology and financial operations from the perspective of methodology, with a particular emphasis on the larger socio-economic consequences of this evolution. The most significant aspects, including sociological, legal, and technical effects, are investigated in great detail in order to provide a comprehensive perspective on the current transitions. A comprehensive review of recent technological advancements and the ways in which these advancements have resonated through financial operations and strategies is the main topic of this article. Additionally, the article looks into the more fundamental financial implications of these technical advancements, going beyond the surface-level changes that have occurred. The results highlight the complicated connections that exist between the progression of technology and the financial sector, emphasizing how digitalization impacts financial procedures. The study offers a significant contribution by offering a clear and comprehensive view of the innovative implications that technology has had in the financial sector. The discussion on digital transformation is enriched as a result of this, and it sheds light on the significant impact that digital transformation has had not just on the financial sector but also on the larger economic structure.
The Perception of Public Opinion on Election Polls and the Influence on Voting Behaviour of Electors
Authors: Curta Ioana-Adela 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
This study aims to demonstrate the importance of electoral polls in political life. Election polls are vital for political people because they are the ones that decipher the behaviour of the voter, but in the same way they are extremely important for the voters, being a guide that enlightens the voter to understand the data behind the reality. The main objectives pursued in this research start from the analysis of the framework that regulates electoral advertising and continue with the interpretation of the effects of publishing the results of electoral polls in the mass media. The role that the mass media plays in this whole process is that of an arbiter, but at the same time it is also a very important link and pawn in the dissemination of information to the population and, implicitly, the democratic way of promoting political formations and information political in nature.
Architectural and Phenomenological Aspects in the Painting by Wassily Kandinsky: from a Topology-Geometry Dimension up to the Musical-Existential Dimension
Authors: Bischin Maria-Roxana 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Wassily Kandinsky’s art leads us towards a mathematical interpretation. He has developed theories on geometry, colors, music, and the way they can be combined. We propose in this article to investigate carefully three issues raised by Kandinsky’s art: (i) whether forms of complex numbers are hidden in a non-object form behind the geometric figures; (ii) whether we can talk about topology and the organization of space in paintings according to it and, (iii) whether all this combined gives us a new existential dimension of the universe reflected by Kandinsky on his painted canvas. We examine these keys of interpretation as an avenue to new research.
The Curious Case of Mr. Oliver Jens Schmitt or about the Falsification of the Romanian Orthodox Church History
Authors: Nedelcu Silviu–Constantin 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
In this chapter, the book titled „The State Church or The In-State Church? A history of the Romanian Orthodox Church 1918-2023“ (Biserica de stat sau Biserica în stat? O istorie a Bisericii Ortodoxe Române 1918-2023) is analyzed. The book appeared in 2023, at the Humanitas Publishing House in Bucharest, signed by Professor Oliver Jens Schmitt from the University of Vienna. At the beginning of the text, after a review of the most important authors, who wrote both about the appearance of the book and about its launch, basic volume issues are addressed. It is an analysis of the preface as well as other aspects. Particular attention is paid to the fourth chapter which dealt with the relationship between the Romanian Orthodox Church and the communist dictatorship between 1944 and 1989.
Observations Regarding Symmetry On Greco-Roman Statues
Authors: Stănese Radu 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Quite rightly, Polycletus‘ canon proves to be a trailblazer in terms of plastic symmetry. The most important sculptors of classical Greece proportioned the human body so that the anthropometric balance remained centered on the mean and extreme ratio, the discovery of the incommensurability of the number φ by Hippassus of Metapontum being nothing more than a new contradictory feature of polycletic symmetry. To already known dualities such as ideal–real, emotional–rational, curve–straight, rest–motion, commensurable–incommensurable was added to capture the dynamic balance assumed by the canonical symmetry of the ancient Greeks.
But the contrapposto of the Doryphorus highlights another aspect of symmetry unnoticed until now: the pelvic golden ratio. Measurements show that the ratio is not a bit random. It is found on the vast majority of male nude statues from the classical period, being preserved with mathematical fidelity in Roman copies. All the works of the great Greek sculptors, original or reproductions, contain, without exception, the pelvic golden ratio, and measurements made on other Greco-Roman statues confirm the research hypothesis unequivocally.
However, the measurements are at an early stage, which implies their continuation on more sculptures from the major and minor art of the period. Further research will show the extent to which the hypothesis can lead to an operational scientific concept.
Orator and audience: an unrecognizable relationship
Authors: Bărbieru Andreea Gabriela 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Televisual discourse represents a form of mass communication where the relationship between the orator and the audience is mediated by technology, significantly complicating the dynamics of interaction. In contrast to traditional discourse, where the orator and the audience share the same physical space and can interact directly, in the case of televisual discourse, this connection is indirect and impersonal. This article aims to explore the complexity and nature of the relationship between the speaker and the audience in the context of televisual discourse, considering both the variables that influence the perception and effectiveness of the discourse, as well as the unknown relationship between the sender and the receiver. The analysis focuses on several aspects: the lack of direct and instantaneous feedback, the variability of the audience, and the influence of technological mediation. This relationship, being filtered through a screen, remains partially unrecognizable, highlighting the need for new methods and approaches to improve the effectiveness and authenticity of televisual communication. Televisual discourse is characterized by the fact that the orator and the audience are not in direct contact, but communicate through a technological medium. This mediation creates a physical and psychological distance between the two actors. Therefore, the orator cannot adjust the message based on instant feedback. Through the synthesis of existing literature, we try to provide an integrated perspective on how orators adjust their messages and communication strategies based on the audience.
Theoretical foundations of advertising in Romanian Sign Language: Strategies in a modern context
Authors: Duhomnicu Alberto 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Romanian Sign Language (LSR) interpretation is underrepresented in Romanian research, significantly affecting the accessibility of TV and online commercials destined for deaf people. This paper investigates the theoretical aspects of the relationship between Romanian advertising and the deaf community, highlighting the shortcomings of providing accessible advertising content. In both television and online environments, Romania faces challenges compared to other European countries when it comes to including sign language interpretation in advertisements. The absence of an adequate regulatory framework and mandatory legislation for advertising agencies limits the integration of deaf people in the media environment. This research analyzes these issues, contributing to a deeper understanding of the impact on the deaf community and the need to improve information accessibility in Romania.
Superação e desigualdade
Authors: Evangelista Lucivania Barbosa , Bezerra Machado Laêda 
Published: July 2024

Este artigo tem como objetivo identificar o núcleo central das representações sociais de aluno de escola pública de Ensino Médio, construídas por seus professores. O referencial teórico adotado é a abordagem estrutural das representações. Desenvolveu-se um estudo on-line com 26 professores de escolas públicas. Utilizou-se, para testar o núcleo central, a técnica de Triagem Hierárquica Sucessiva. Os resultados indicaram representações sociais dos docentes acerca do aluno de escola pública de Ensino Médio centralizadas em superação e desigualdade, pois, para eles, seus alunos vivem em condições de desigualdade e enfrentam outros desafios, mas conseguem superá-los. Sugere-se medidas capazes de equalizar as oportunidades educacionais para as juventudes que frequentam a escola de Ensino Médio.
Palavras-chave: Aluno. Ensino Médio. Representações Sociais. Professores.
Phytochemical screening and GC-MS analysis of bioactive compounds present in methanolic extracts of 60 days old Nigerian Vigna Radiata leaves
Authors: Mmuta Ebelechukwu C. , Echekoba Chimeebele A. , Igwe Obioma S. , Ogbuagu Josephat O. , Arinze RoseMary U. , Onyekaonwu Okwuchukwu E. 
Published: July 2024

Leaves of Vigna radiata (L.) are regarded as by-products due to the relatively low emphasis attributed to them when compared to the seeds and sprouts. They are usually left on the farm as waste products or for animals to graze on them, especially here in Nigeria; therefore, the need to investigate its various phytochemical content emerged, which will result in its optimum utilization. In the present study, 60 days old Vigna radiata (L.) leaves were harvested from V. radiata plants cultivated at the National Biotechnology and Research Development Centre Abagana, Anambra State, Nigeria. They were processed and milled into flour. Part of the milled flour was subjected to preliminary quantitative phytochemical screening, which revealed the presence of steroids as the major phytochemical content out of 12 bioactive compounds assessed with a value of 19.298%. The gas chromatography – mass spectrometry (GC-MS) used to determine the actual bioactive compounds present in the methanolic extracts of Nigerian V. radiata leaves (MENVrL) revealed the presence of 53 bioactive compounds with 58 peaks, covering a total peak area of 100% and these compounds were identified through spectrum matching with National Institute Standard and Technology (NIST) database. 2,4-Di-tert-butylphenol was identified as the major compound present in MENVrL with a peak area of 7.66%. Further isolation of these bioactive compounds may prove the leaves a rich source of pharmaceutical, biological, and cosmetologically important raw materials, for the formulation of new effective drugs and other related products.
Halif is the keeper of the dynasty(on the materials of bio collection of horse breeding)
Authors: Калашников В.В. , Зайцев А.М. , Атрощенко М.М. , Науменкова В.А. , Калинкова Л.В. , Калашникова Т.В. , Абрамова Н.В. 
Published: July 2024

В коневодстве, в силу численной ограниченности генетического ресурса многих пород лошадей, длительное хранение семени производителей в глубокозамороженном состоянии дает возможность получать потомство от выдающихся производителей в оригинальных генетических комбинациях с использованием «запасного» генофонда, избегая инбридинг-депрессии и проявления действия наследственных мутаций, сопровождающих смену поколений. В ряде опытов получено потомство от выдающихся жеребцов-родоначальников ахалтекинской породы при осеменении кобыл спермой, сохраненной в биохранилище ВНИИ коневодства 30 и более лет. Потомство, полученное при использовании семени, сохраненного в криобанке несколько десятилетий после выбытия жеребца, как правило, отличается лучшей выраженностью селекционируемых признаков и превосходит своих братьев и сестер, рожденных от данного производителя при жизни. Этот метод позволяет получать современных продолжателей старых линий, а также новых продолжательниц известных маточных гнезд, что способствует эффективной селекции уникального типа лошадей ахалтекинской породы.
In horse breeding, because of quantitative limit of the genetic resource of many breeds of horses, long-term storage of stallions semen in deep-frozen condition provides obtaining offspring by prominent sires of the original genetic combinations using the “reserve” gene pool alongside avoidance of inbreeding depression and the effect of genetic mutations accompanying the change of generations. In a number of experiments the offspring by the outstanding stallions of the founders of the Akhal-Teke breed foaled in the result of insemination of mares with sperm stored in cryobank in the All-Russian Research Institute for Horse Breeding for 30 years or more. As a rule, offspring, obtained using the semen stored in the cryobank for several decades after the death of the stallion, has better expressed breeding characteristics and is superior to its brothers and sisters by the sire that foaled when it was alive. This method allows to obtain the modern successors of the old lines and the new successor of well-known dam families, which contributes to the effective selection of a unique type of Akhal-Teke horses.
NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR OBTAINING PRODUCTS FROM BLOOD AND FAT OF A HORSE OF YAKUT BREED
Authors: Слободчикова М.Н. , Иванов Р.В. , Васильева В.Т. 
Published: July 2024

В статье изложены сведения о крови и жире лошади якутской породы, как о продуктах безотходного использования сырья табунного мясного коневодства. Приводятся результаты исследований новых видов продукции из крови и жира якутской лошади.
The article gives the information on the blood and fat of a horse of Yakut breed, as products of non-waste use of raw of meat herd horse breeding. The results of research of new types of products made from blood and fat of Yakut horses are presented.