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Continuing his series of reminiscence entitled The Old River Valley published in 'Konteksty', the author based himself on post-war home economics and focused his attention on the attitude of the intelligentsia towards money and ownership as well as its economic life and sources of livelihood.
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The authoress presents the oral history project 'Touching' carried out under the aegis of the Institute of Philosophy, NAS of Ukraine. The presentation is based on the authoress' experience of participating in data collection in the network of the project 'Survivors of the Shoah', and interviewing well known Kievan philosophers Vilen Horskyi, Serghii Krymskyi, and Petro Yolon. The authoress substantiates own understanding of the sense and essence of oral history as a scientific trend and actual approach in the branch of history of the recent Ukrainian philosophy. The message concerns designing new item section within the theme plan of the 'Filosofska Dumka'. This section under the heading 'Exempla' is to be devoted to materials of the oral history of Ukrainian philosophical community
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The article presents the reminiscences of the 1970’s to 1990’s by two prominent historians of the textile industry in the Czech lands – Dr. Jaroslav Šůla and Pr. Vladimír Wolf. In those years they were both actively involved in the historical research of the textile industry in the Czech lands, primarily in the East Bohemian region. They were both among the important organizers of the science world – among editors and authors of many scientific publications, studies and anthologies, in particular the Flax industry (periodical, est. 1976) and its supplement (since 1981). Their memories are concluded with the early 1990s which, however, put an end to the scientific stations studying the history of the textile industry and also terminated the publishing of the Flax Industry magazine including its supplements.
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