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The article presents an economic justification for the cost of organizing and conducting the defense of theses of PhD candidates who did not complete a full course of study within the educational and scientific program o...

The work of Mihaela Gavrilă (Morar), following the concept of human rights in The protection of human rights at the European level. A comparative study: Council of Europe – European Union, represents an excellent incu...

This article examines the presence of Romantic features in the lyrical compositions of the renowned Konkani poet and musician Wilfy Rebimbus and attempts to establish a comparative framework between his poetic vision and...

The paper addresses how happiness, traditionally a subjective and philosophical concept, has increasingly become an objective of constitutional frameworks. Through historical, philosophical, and legal analyses, it explor...

ObjectiveCurrently, the insufficient full-element digitization and the prevalence of “data silos” in fully mechanized mining faces (FMMF) result in poor cutting precision and operational instability of shearers under...

En este trabajo consideramos la posición asumida por Kant en el debate acerca de los alcances y límites de la ilustración del pueblo, a la luz de un breve estudio comparativo entre diversas posiciones asumidas por imp...

Abstract This paper seeks to investigate the use of Natural Language Processing techniques in analyzing the Bhagavad Gita, a fundamental text in Hindu philosophy that has stood the test of time and centuries of interpret...

The article deals with the study of the problem of Lesia Ukrainka's reception of the literary phenomenon of naturalism and the philosophy of positivism as its ideological basis. It also studies the way the poetess evalu...

This text is based on a section from the author’s dissertation titled Japan and Modern Architecture, 1945–1970. Discourse in the mid-20th-century Europe, examining the ideas about Japanese architecture in Western, ma...

In this paper, I defend the claim that objectivity, in classical phenomenology, is best read as an instituted invariant: not a static given but the diachronic achievement of cooperative validation within transcendental i...

This article examines Hamlet as a pivotal text in the transition from classical and medieval conceptions of the human to a distinctly modern anthropology. Through a comparative analysis of three central themes—death, j...