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THE SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS OF PRIVACY

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Dopierala R.
Kultura i Społeczeństwo
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2006
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vol. 50
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issue 1-2
307-319
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In the paper author considers social representations of privacy based on empirical research - The Unfinished Sentences Test. The main goals of the text are to begin defining such terms as: private life and private sphere, and to discuss functions of privacy, how it is experienced and what is its role in individual and social life. It also deals with the threats to privacy in contemporary societies.
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SOCIÁLNE REPREZENTÁCIE – KOGNITÍVNY VÝSKUMNÝ PROGRAM

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Kanovský M.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2008
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vol. 63
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issue 5
397-406
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The paper gives an explanation of some ontological and epistemological commitments of a cognitive research program dealing with the social representations, which has been coined by Dan Sperber, namely of the epidemiology of representations. Social representations are described as causal chains linking together mental representations and public productions. The importance of the psychological aspects and external, historical aspects is stressed as necessary in explaining social phenomena. The paper reviews critically Durkheim's concept of social phenomena and an epistemologically more plausible alternative is offered.
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SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS OF THE SLOVAKS IN THE NORTH HUNGARIAN MAGYAR REGIONAL PRESS IN 1914 – 1918

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Vӧrös L.
Historický časopis (Historical Journal)
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2008
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vol. 56
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issue suppl. issue
41 – 73
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In this study the author analyses the changes of social representations of the Slovak speaking population of the north-western part of the Hungarian Kingdom in the regional Magyar press during the years of the Great War. The article is based on analyses of five Magyar regional newspapers (issued in mainly Slovak inhabited areas), in which the author explores the usage of various categories (such as “people/folk”, “nationality”, “nation”, as well as notions of “loyalty”, “treacherousness”, and “Pan-Slavism”) and stereotypes as they were utilized in the representations of the Slovaks. The analyses follows how the seemingly subtle changes within the predominant Hungarian/Magyar nationalist ideology of the “Hungarian (political) nation” and particular events in the domestic policy and abroad (the policy of limited cooperation with the leaders of the non/Hungarian nationalist movements pursued by the prime minister I. Tisza on the eve of the World War, and the activities of Czech and Slovak politicians in exile, and of the Czech members of parliament in the Vienna Reichsrat during the last two years of the war) influenced and in fact changed the social representations of the Slovak population within the period of Hungarian/Magyar discourse.
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