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Prywatyzacja sektora kosmicznego w polskim dyskursie medialnym. Badania jakościowe tematyki kosmicznej w środowisku dziennikarzy popularnonaukowych w Polsce w latach 2022–2023

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Zadruska A.
Łódzkie Studia Teologiczne
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2024
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vol. 33
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issue 1
157-193
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The topic of the article is the emerging image of the privatization of the space sector in the Polish media discourse. The analysis covered mainly online media, including popular science channels on YouTube. The aim of the publication is to try to answer the question what changes regarding the development of the space industry can currently be observed in the Polish media discourse of popular science journalism. The author used the method of a structured, in-depth interview.
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Brakująca granica: wizualność a estetyczna wzniosłość w tekstach popularnonaukowych przełomu XIX i XX wieku

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Pąkciński M.
Napis. Pismo poświęcone literaturze okolicznościowej i użytkowej
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2014
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issue 20
197-218
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The article contains an analysis of the rhetoric of selected texts from Polish popular press of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century (“Tygodnik Ilustrowany”, “Ogniwo”, “Niwa”, and “Ateneum”), mainly related to the visual aspect of astronomical phenomena. The interpretation of these texts has been carried out here in the context of modern philosophy (especially of the notion of the sublime from Kant’s "Critique of Judgement", as well as one of the last attempts to create metaphysical “myth” in "The Ages of the World" treatise by Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling) and contemporary interpretation of Plato’s philosophy created by Eric Voegelin and Paul de Man (interpretation of Kant’s transcendental aesthetics in the "Aesthetic Ideology"). Creating such a constellation of texts is used to answer the question: how the specific presentation of the findings of science (via the mathematical and the dynamical sublime forms) becomes a tool for promoting a modern worldview with its characteristic features: depersonalization of views on the cosmic order, depriving them of emotional components, as well as displacement of existential issues (related to the philosophical “myth of the soul”) in the private sphere, without the effects on the social dimension of morality and politics.
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