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Wielofunkcyjny samochód Revolta opracowany na podstawie modelu działalności technicznej

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Warchoł T.
Edukacja-Technika-Informatyka
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2015
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vol. 6
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issue 1
115-121
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Artykuł przedstawia model działalności technicznej, który obejmuje rozpoznanie, projektowanie, konstruowanie, programowanie, wytwarzanie, eksploatację, likwidację ujemnych skutków w projekcie wielofunkcyjnego samochodu Revolta.
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The article presents the activities related to the technical activity model, which is recognized diagnosis, design, construction, programming, production, exploitation, liquidation of the negative effects of the project multifunctional automobiles Revolta.
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Politické myšlení Alberta Camuse v kontextu motivu lidské přirozenosti

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Müller M.
Svět literatury – Časopis pro novodobé literatury (World of Literature – Journal for Modern Literatures)
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2020
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issue 61
77-93
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This article points to the interdisciplinary overlap of literary and journalistic work by Albert Camus and political philosophy. Unfortunately, political thoughts that represent a significant aspect of his work are often overshadowed by the exaggerated appeal of many interprets and literary critics to the philosophy of absurdity and its existential dimension. The article proposes the interpretative framework of human nature as a unifying element between the concepts of absurd and revolt, and uses it to assess Camus’s moderate political position. The article concludes that Camus’s works can be useful in considering the necessary conditions for political discussion and interpersonal dialogue, and in highlighting the importance of literature within this dialogue.
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