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BLOGS AS A LITERARY FORM

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Szczepan-Wojnarska A. M.
Pamiętnik Literacki
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2006
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vol. 97
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issue 4
191-201
EN
Blogs - Internet journals - as a new and expansive phenomena and a demonstration of contemporary writing creativity constitute an interesting, but still undiscovered field of research for a literary scholar. The present paper encompasses such issues as uniqueness of the Internet as its transmitter and its impact on the shape of the blog, and the complex relationship between a personal diary, a silva, and a blog. A separate issue of the authoress' reflection is the status of the author and the protagonist of a blog, and the anonymity that stems from it. The article attempts at a classification of blogs in the traditional genealogical paradigm. Moreover, she touches the issue of the literacy of blogs, their published versions, and exploits the problem of seeing the 'I' in blogs and its condition in the world, where all seems to be already written, recorded, and repeated.
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AUTHENTICITY IN THE BLOGOSPHERE (Autentycznosc w blogosferze)

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Branicki W.
Studia Humanistyczne AGH
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2010
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vol. 9
25-36
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The primary purpose of this article is to answer the question of whether writing a blog defined as a personal diary can help to better understand himself. Self-awareness is a prerequisite for authentic existence. In the first part analyzed the concept of authenticity. Pointed out the relationship of authenticity to the categories of freedom, truth and responsibility. The second part presents the relationship between authentic existence and the process of self-disclosure, which may take place in the blogosphere. In the third part presents the question whether a writing blog affects the level authenticity of existence. It was recognized that a key element of this phenomenon is the sense of responsibility.
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BLOG AS A DIDACTIC TOOL ON OLAT PLATFORM (Blog jako narzedzie dydaktyczne na platformie OLAT)

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Palka E.
e-mentor
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2011
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issue 3 (40)
30-36
EN
In this article the most important aspects of e-learning platform OLAT from the point of view of communication between teacher and students by means of blogs during a course are discussed. The study is based on author's personal experience gained by using the platform as well as on information available on the Interne
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BLOG AS A NEW CHALLENGE FOR MEDIA EDUCATION. BLOGGING PRIESTS AND MONKS (Blog jako nowe wyzwanie dla edukacji medialnej. Blogi kaplanow i zakonnikow)

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Laskarzewska E.
Biuletyn Edukacji Medialnej
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2011
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issue 1
146-172
EN
Article is devoted to Polish priests and monks writers blogs. The author presents the results of the empirical research conducted among bloggers in 2011. The questions included in the survey covered many aspects of blogging such as motivation to keep a virtual diary, the benefits it brings such activity, possible risks associated with the use of blog, compared lay people and brothers in the priesthood to the fact that the respondents to write a blog or presumed motivation of others to read such blogs.
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THE INTERNET AS A THEATRE OF DEATH: ABOUT EXPERIENCING DEATH, CEMETERY AND MOURNING IN THE VIRTUAL WORLD (Internet jako theatrum smierci. O przezywaniu, umieraniu, cmentarzu i zalobie w wirtualnym swiecie)

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Kapralska L., Maksymowicz A.
Kultura i Społeczeństwo
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2009
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vol. 53
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issue 3
191-208
EN
The article deals with the changing customs connected with the phenomenon of death that has been understood and experienced in a different way in traditional, modern and post-modern society. Today these changes appear in a new context - the Internet. Like many issues important to every individual, the subject of death has got many virtual representations. The authoresses have confined their analysis to three aspects of the presence of this issue on the Internet, and three types of Internet sites. They focus on: a/ the blog of a man dying from cancer, that is on the experience of dying in the virtual presence of others; b/ the assistance and emotional support given by Internet groups to parents in the critical situation of their child's death; and c/ the virtual cemetery as a way of commemorating our nearest and dearest. The examples under discussion show that the need for finding consolation after the death of a close person has not changed over the ages and the Internet only provides other forms of its satisfaction.
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