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REAL CONTRA SUCCESSFUL IN THE CONCEPTION OF ROMAN BERGER

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Adamov N.
Musicologica Slovaca et Europaea
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2006
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vol. 25
273-280
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Roman Berger is not only a composer but also a philosopher and sociologist. His literary work is not only a marginal or supplementary concern; it is as important as his compositional work and even more, these two fields of his work are narrowly interconnected. In the first place, Berger in his texts expresses his existential needs. However, it is not only a statement of a composer about the starting points of his creation, but it is also a statement of a reformer of society, who is asking where the contemporary culture is facing and where it should be facing. The problems of the influence of the media as an important bearer of cultural information are also closely associated with it. The aim of this study is to name the most essential problems, which Berger deals with and submit their solution to a critical evaluation, particularly by means of confrontation with other contemporary thinkers.
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THE MEDIA INTERACTIONS AND THEIR PSYCHO-SOCIAL ASPECTS (Psycho-spoleczne aspekty oddzialywania mediow masowych)

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Smolen J., Szpringer M., Wawro W. F.
Biuletyn Edukacji Medialnej
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2011
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issue 1
16-28
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Nowadays the mass media play substantial role in modern culture. Although not so long ago it was said that they were the forth estate, at present the media are considered to be of the greatest importance. It is not allowed to underestimate their influence neither on individual nor on the whole societies' life, which is why nobody questions their influence on men's demeanour. The media interactions, initially in the scientific consideration, were regarded in micro-perspectivistic categories, meaning that their influence on individuals was observed - their intellectual understanding, attitudes, behaviour and moral values. Nevertheless the daily routine has shown that the mass media can not only affect individuals, but also, through the individuals, it can have an effect on the whole societies - cultural, political and social hanges. That is why the media interactions has begun to be considerd in macro-erspectivistic categories.
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