While there is a conspicuous link between utopian conjectures and natural space, the accelerated environmental degradation in Anthropocene has significantly blunted appeal of ‘untainted’ nature. A similar crisis afflicts notions utopia as ‘undiscovered’ space following Reinhart Koselleck’s ‘temporalization’ speculation. These developments complicate or make impossible literary representations u...

Exploring Quicksand. Translation Criticism and Literary in the Face of Petrification Contemporary World Literature In contemporary discussions on condition further perspectives Literature, mood disappointment disillusionment seems to dominate. Reservations concern its complexity – canon, potential multilingualism, existing hierarchies often contradictory conceptualizations. The crisis is not, h...

The question of identity in a narrative text is one of the most influential questions that need further study. The variations in the factors that may affect the concept of identity add to the complexity of the narrative text. The study aims at analyzing the main phases, stages, themes and events of Moses’ life story as part of the narrative discourse. The effects of time and place on the main e...

Abstract The societal changes of the last century, especially in aftermath World War II, have led thinkers to imagine philosophical anthropology centred on concept hope. From very different perspectives, authors such as Ernst Bloch, Erich Fromm, and Hannah Arendt understood that hope is deeply connected with condition destiny humanity. Various sociologists developed concepts closely linked hope...

Utopia can be conceived as a possibility – a space within language, a set of principles, or the product of technological development – but it cannot be separated from questions of place, or more accurately, questions of “no place.” In between the theoretically imaginable utopia and its realisation in a particular time and place, there is a space of critique, which is exploited in anti-Utopian a...

Background and Objectives: Philosophical mentality grant an individual the ability to think critically, analyse the situation correctly, make insightful decisions, and find appropriate solutions for the problems. Evidence shows that this mental capability can also positively affect the individuals’ creativity. In the health domain, where the complexity of healthcare procedures poses challenges ...

The 'telluric' crises sweeping the world today at various levels – starting with failure of 'globalisation utopia' have their origin in a worldwide ecological crisis that makes old development models unworkable. emerging alternative is visible widespread diffusion new territorial communities, which represent challenge both to based on economic 'monoculture' and modern era vision community princ...