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Information literacy on the political agenda: An analysis of Estonian national strategic documents

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Merimaa K., Lepik K.
Central European Journal of Communication
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2020
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vol. 13
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issue 2(26)
183-201
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There is a controversy: while information literacy (IL) has been recognized to have a central role in operating efficiently in the information society, previous studies have noted that in the European political agenda, the actual wording of IL is rarely used. This study pays a close visit to 15 Estonian information policy–related national strategic documents from 1998 to 2014 to understand the emerging role of IL in these documents. Qualitative text analysis and critical discourse analysis are employed to analyse both explicit representations and implicit conceptualizations of IL, linked to social determinants, ideologies, and effects from the dominating discourse. Considering the different “faces” of IL (Bruce, 1997), one can see that while the dominant approach to IL is technologically oriented, few other concepts of IL can be detected. Discursively, the information society is defined through economic and technological fields, on the wave of technological determinism and neoliberalism, with some social equality.
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CARE LEAVERS’ MODELS OF ENTERING ADULTHOOD: ANALYSIS OF REPORTS CONCERNING THE PROCESS OF GAINING INDEPENDENCE

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Kędzierska H.
Colloquium Wydziału Nauk Humanistycznych i Społecznych AMW
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2020
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issue 3
5-17
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This paper aims at identifying models of adulthood dominating in the discourse concerning care leavers. The conducted qualitative analysis of reports devoted to the process of gaining independence by care leavers from the period 2010-2020 indicates that the present institutional model of adulthood is not adequate to the social, cultural, and economic conditions in which transition to adulthood of contemporary young people occurs. It is also not conducive to the flexibility and multiplicity of life paths constructed by care leavers. Alternative models of adulthood implied in the conclusions and recommendations formulated in the analyzed reports evidence the need for an open discussion concerning the change of policies and practices as regards the organization and course of the process of gaining independence by care leavers.
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W artykule podjęto próbę identyfikacji modeli dorosłości dominującychw dyskursie usamodzielnienia wychowanków pieczy zastępczej. Przeprowadzonajakościowa analiza treści raportów dotyczących procesu usamodzielnienia wychowanków instytucjonalnej pieczy zastępczej z lat 2010–2020 sugeruje, że obecny instytucjonalny model dorosłości nie jest adekwatny do warunków społeczno-kulturowych i ekonomicznych, w jakich przebiegają tranzycje w dorosłość współczesnych młodych ludzi, nie sprzyja wielości i elastyczności konstruowania ścieżek życiowych wychowanków. Alternatywne modele dorosłości występujące we wnioskach i rekomendacjach analizowanych raportów dowodzą potrzeby otwartej dyskusji nad zmianą polityk i praktyk w zakresie organizacji i przebiegu procesu usamodzielniania wychowanków instytucjonalnej pieczy zastępczej.
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