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Abstract This paper will examine the implications of an extended “field theory of information,” suggested by Wolfhart Pannenberg, specifically in the Christian understanding of creation. The paper argues that the Holy Spirit created the world as field, a concept from physics, and the creation is directed by the logos utilizing information. Taking into account more recent developments of information theory, the essay further suggests that present creation has a causal impact upon the information utilized in creation. In order to adequately address Pannenberg's hypothesis that the logos utilizes information at creation the essay will also include an introductory examination of Pannenberg's Christology which shifts from a strict “from below” Christology, to a more open “third way” of doing Christology beyond “above” and “below.” The essay concludes with a brief section relating the implications of an extended “field theory of information” to creative inspiration, as well as parallels with human inspiration.
2019 •
This article is based on the recognition of two significant and opposite directions in the history of aesthetics, especially regarding the topic “creativity”: the subjectivist, willing, modern paradigm embodied by the figure of Genius and, in contrast, a mythical, symbolical, and imaginative idea of cosmological creativity. The latter worldview will be deepened via an analysis of Martin Heidegger’s theory of Geviert (Fourfold). Heidegger’s conception will here be taken as a clear and fruitful example of how a more symbolic hermeneutics that aspires to overcome modern dualism can be conceived and in turn renew both aesthetics and hermeneutics. In this light, images—correctly understood as symbols—acquire a “bridging” power: creativity becomes the switch from one level to another, and the artist plays with the world just as the world plays with the artist. This correspondence between artist and creation, subject and object, is therefore described not as a rational adequateness between two static elements, but as a constantly dynamic process in which the connection between microcosm and macrocosm is based on the rhythm of Being.
Filosofija. Sociologija
Shift of Creativity Concepts: From Mysticism to Modern ApproachThe article analyses the development of creativity concepts. Notions of creativity transformed historically from uncontrolled divine inspiration and non-reflected artistic inspiration to the targeted work resulting in commercially successful creative products. The analysis begins with Plato’s discussion that a poet should be overtaken by divine inspiration, that human beings do not create by themselves, they are dictated to by the Muses. Renaissance, Rationalism and Romanticism are analysed including their reflections in recognised artists of 20th century. Today’s notions of creativity are reviewed including ones important for creative industries and consumer society.
2013 •
Geke Van Dijk, Desmond Germans, Frank Ross, Annewies Kuipers, Larissa Mendoza Straffon, Timen Olthof
3° Convegno Internazionale / 3rd International Congress. Prato 20-22 giugno / 20-22 June 2024
Eksistensi wirausaha (UMKM) berdampak pada pembangunan ekonomi di Indonesia. Inovasi produk dan layanan dengan teknologi yang efisien diharapkan dapat menciptakan lapangan kerja baru sekaligus dapat meningkatkan peran UMKM dalam ekspor dan impor untuk memperkuat perekonomian Nasional.
This reflection paper aims to summarize the empirical evidence about the efficitiveness of the strategies based on mindfulness and the emotional intelligence (EI) oriented to solve problems which make possible to show negative emotions. In addition, this paper also proposes future challenges in order to distinguish the proposal that these two coping strategies (emotional inteligence and mindfulness) have at the time of managing and adapting to the experiencies of such emotions. The methodology used focuses on identifying experimental studies which have assessed the effect of programs directed to develop emotional intelligence and mindfulness. Finally, new types of research are proposed for futures studies which will be able to give answers to the current questions. Resumen El objetivo del presente artículo de reflexión consiste en resumir la evidencia empírica sobre la eficacia de las estrategias basadas en la atención plena y en la inteligencia emocional para gestio-nar la solución de problemas que comportan la aparición de emociones afectivamente negativas. Además, se proponen retos futuros con el fin de distinguir el aporte que cada una de estas dos estrategias de afrontamiento (inteligencia emocional y atención plena) tienen a la hora de gestio-nar y adaptarse a la experiencia de dichas emociones. La metodología utilizada se centra en la identificación de estudios experimentales, que han probado el efecto de programas dirigidos a desarrollar la inteligencia emocional y la atención plena. Finalmente, se proponen nuevas líneas de investigación para futuros estudios que puedan dar respuestas a las preguntas que se plantean en la actualidad.
Revista de Historia Moderna
Clima, cultura y economía: El consumo de nieve en Valencia a finales del Antiguo Régimen (1704-1820)2024 •
ARTÍCULO EN: https://revistahistoriamoderna.ua.es/article/view/27384 Resumen: Durante la Edad Moderna, en el Mediterráneo occidental, se afianzó el consumo de un producto cuyo uso ha desaparecido por completo en la actualidad: la nieve. Su utilización resultaba fundamental en la conservación de alimentos, la medicina y, especialmente, como ingrediente base en la gastronomía. A priori podríamos pensar que el empleo de la nieve, un producto que nos resulta tan extraño en la actualidad, estaba reservado para grupos sociales muy reducidos y que se trataba de un bien de lujo. No obstante, esta observación no podría estar más alejada de la realidad, especialmente si hablamos de la ciudad de Valencia. Las condiciones climáticas, sociales y económicas favorecieron el desarrollo del comercio de un producto cuya popularización se enmarcó en la revolución del consumo y la democratización del lujo. Para poder conocer con mayor profundidad los detalles, causas y consecuencias de la evolución en el uso de este producto, en este artículo se realizará una aproximación a los factores que explicaron la enorme popularidad que gozó la nieve en la sociedad valenciana del siglo XVIII. Entre ellos se abordará la evolución de los factores coyunturales, como los cambios fiscales, las guerras o las epidemias, y otros de carácter coyuntural como el desarrollo económico que experimentó la Valencia dieciochesca, los cambios en la forma de consumir y la relación entre el comercio del frío y las condiciones climatológicas. Por último, se hará un breve estudio comparativo para situar el consumo de nieve de Valencia en el contexto peninsular.
This research aims to explore the role of nature therapy guides in successfully leading naturebased experiences and, through that effort, allowing their clients to achieve their mental health and well-being goals. Understanding the role a nature therapy guide plays can, in turn, aid policymakers, individuals and communities in promoting positive mental health and wellbeing outcomes, supporting conservation efforts, and improving access to nature experiences. Here a nature therapy guide is defined as a trained professional who helps individuals or groups connect with nature to promote mental health and well-being. Nature therapy guides may have a variety of backgrounds, including naturalists, ecologists, psychologists, or healthcare professionals, with most of which completing some form of nature therapy qualification. Nature therapy guides may work in a variety of settings, such as parks, forests, beaches, or gardens, and may tailor their approach to different populations, such as children, adults, or seniors. They may also incorporate elements of ecotherapy, which emphasises the connection between human well-being and the health of the natural environment. To this end, this research answers two interrelated research questions. Firstly what motivations have guides found that bring the general public (i.e., clients) to them and, in turn, the subsequent outcomes once they have engaged in a nature-based experience? This could lend efficacy to the importance of how guides orient their nature-based experiences. Secondly, and as an extension to my first research question, what role does the guide play in aiding the outcomes of a successful nature-based experience? Here I am specifically looking at meaning and sense-making as collaborative processes between 'guide' and 'client' leading
International Journal Novel Research and Development
ICT SKILLS IN THE CONTEXT OF TEACHER EDUCATORS: AN ANALYTICAL STUDY2023 •
Journal of Dance Education
Creative Process Mentoring: Teaching the “Making” in Dance-Making2006 •
Journal of Neuro-Oncology
Hypertrophic olivary degeneration after resection of a cerebellar tumor2008 •
European journal of cardio-thoracic surgery : official journal of the European Association for Cardio-thoracic Surgery
Initial shunt type at the Norwood operation impacts myocardial function in hypoplastic left heart syndrome†2017 •
Geografia Ensino & Pesquisa
O Estado brasileiro, a economia da Vale na Amazônia maranhense e a Rede Justiça nos Trilhos2014 •
2024 •
2023 •
Public Sector Accounting and Budgeting
Investigate the gap in the expectations of management accountants in the public sector بررسی شکاف انتظارات حسابداران مدیریت در بخش عمومی