Serbian orthodox religiousness: An empirical and comparative portrait

Women in Contemporary Jewish Thought: A Comparative Study of an Orthodox and a Non-Orthodox Feminist Approach

This paper briefly examines two approaches to the position of women in Judaism. One is from an orthodox perspective, represented by Chana Weisberg, and the other is a non-orthodox and feminist approach, represented by Judith Plaskow. By examining these two approaches, we expect to contribute to a better understanding of the diverse views of women in contemporary Judaism. Plaskow criticizes t...

Portrait of an optimist

I come from a family of lawyers. When I was growing up, the only scientist in the family was my uncle, who was a physicist. But I was interested in science, and as a boy collected rocks and kept my “chemistry cabinet” in a spare room at my father’s law firm in Rome where I smelled up the place from time to time with failed experiments. When I finished high school at the Liceo Classico Torquato ...

Spirituality, religiousness and psychotherapy

Religious/spiritual beliefs and practices constitute an important part of culture and principles clients use to shape judgments and process information. Psychotherapists may use knowledge of these belief systems and appreciation of their potential to leverage client adherence and achieve better outcomes. However, many approaches have yet to do so and the variety of concepts of religiosity/spiri...

Comparative MT Performance Evaluation: an empirical study

An Authorship Attribution for Serbian

An authorship attribution is a problem of identifying the author of an anonymous or disputed text if there is a closed set of candidate authors. Due to the richness of natural languages and numerous ways of expressing individuality in a writing process, this task employs all the sources of language knowledge: lexis, syntax, semantics, orthography, etc. The impressive results of n-gram based alg...