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NESUBSTANČNÁ ONTOLÓGIA V KONFLIKTE CIVILIZÁCIÍ

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Lysý J.
Studia Politica Slovaca: časopis pre politické vedy, najnovšie politické dejiny a medzinárodné vzťahy
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2018
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vol. 11
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issue 1
4 – 18
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Bondy deconstructs three illusions. The first illusion is the notion that salvation comes through history. However, there is no going back for history, especially with regard to privatising individuals, whose values are mostly anchored in consumerism. The second illusion is that the Soviet Union is an alternative to capitalism; the third illusion concerns Euro-centricism itself. Thus, Bondy permanently demythologizes and destroys illusions; in Bondy's radical reflection, this takes place through ontology. We may add, through non-substantial, i.e., revolutionary ontology.
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OBJECT AND CONTEXT IN PERCEPTION AND MEMORY. POLISH-CHINESE RESEARCH ON ANALYTIC AND HOLISTIC COGNITIVE STYLES.

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Cieslikowska D.
Psychological Studies
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2006
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vol. 44
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issue 1
80-99
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In the described research the authoress examined hypothesis about the significance of Object and Context and about memory of them among Polish and Chinese representatives. The project was based on the comparative studies among Americans and East-Asians dealing with two cognitive styles: holistic and analytic. The research on comparing the context sensitivity of Japanese and Americans publishes by Nisbett and Masuda in 2001 was a prototype study for the own one. The results showed that Poles preferred the Objects, which is rated higher. For Chinese the Background was always more important than the Object, irrespectively to the stimulus origin. Chinese cognitive style was more constant. The results of recognition test showed that Chinese made more errors and Poles had more correct indications. The research gave some evidences for the differentiation on two cognitive styles specific for Asian and European. The holistic style of thinking characteristic for Chinese, in contrary to analytic style typical for Poles, does not bring Asians only advantages. Although they see more details which let them see far more of the world than Westerners, they are also in cognitively more demanding situation and they have to remember more elements. Depending on the situation both of cognitive styles: holistic and analytic can be useful and appropriate.
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Proudy, metody a mysleni v soucasnem managementu - analyza a prinosy pro zvyseni ucinnosti rizeni

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Toth E.
Communication Today
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2012
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vol. 3
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issue 2
40-63
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There are currently numerous management methods and their number is still growing. With this tendency the problem of monitoring, perception and adoption grows as well. Identifying and supporting contemporary search is therefore current both in theoretical and practical spheres. This paper focuses on identification of trends in management that can be (on the current level of knowledge) regarded as the most modern and perspective. Such trends are process management, direction of bionic and holistic thinking, finding performance excellence and prominence, computerization and technology management. Individual movements are characterized by the most prominent representative methods, especially in terms of their functional utility for managers. The interpretation also provides a conceptual evaluation of advantages and disadvantages of the most important methods and their perspective is outlined in the current crisis and turbulent conditions of globalized economy.
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