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Jorge Alberto López Guzmán* View abstract
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This article addresses, from the perspective of the philosophy of education, the crisis of meaning currently affecting the contemporary university, characterized by technological acceleration, the hegemony of performance, and the progressive delegation of thought to algorithmic devices. It argues that this configuration has eroded academic rituals and weakened the formative experience, displacing questioning, silence, and intersubjective encounter as fundamental conditions of thinking...... ReadMore -
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Avanindra Singh* View abstract
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The origin of gods, divine kings, and superhuman figures has traditionally been explained through theology, metaphysics, or purely sociological models. This paper advances an alternative framework grounded in ecology, survival anxiety, and embodied cognition. It argues that concepts such as atimānav (superman) and atindriya mānav (God) arise not from metaphysical insight but from ecological instability, inequality, and existential insecurity. Societies facing harsh or unpredictable environments externalize control into transcendent figures, while societies with relatively stable ecological conditions—most notably the Indus Valley Civilization—show an absence of divine kingship, monumental temples, and centralized gods...... ReadMore
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Anvar Gofirovich Mukhiddinov*
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John Goodwin* View abstract
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In this paper, I discuss my personal experiences with visual research methods to examine how I have discovered and utilised ‘found’ photographs as part of my creative research practice. Found photographs, these ‘traces of what has happened’, provide valuable material and analytical potential to creatively explore themes and issues while presenting the data in different ways. I use found photographs as the starting point for photo analysis, storytelling, and poeti..... ReadMore
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Wojciech J Cynarski * View abstract
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For many years, there has been a scholarly dispute concerning the prehistory of the Slavs, particularly the West Slavs, also known as Lechites – after the name of the linguistic group and the legendary King Lech. Proponents of the allochthonous theory (hypothesis?) claim that the Slavs arrived in present-day Poland only in the 6th century. Proponents of the autochthonous theory, however, believe that the ancestors of today’s Poles lived here since antiquity...... ReadMore
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João Vicente Ganzarolli de Oliveira*
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Somenath Bhattacharjee*, Ujjayini Bhattacharjya View abstract
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Material cultural traditions the integral part of Tribal cultural heritage which get transmitted throughout generations. The Dimasas are dwelling in the states of Assam and Nagaland. They have a number of mythical beliefs and stories passed on throughout generations, mostly by oral traditions. Ranging from the story behind the origin of human beings to those reigning of the Dimasa kings, from the connection with characters of the Mahabharata to the stories of the common Dimasa people...... ReadMore
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