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HOLLOWS of EXPERIENCE

2010

This essay is divided into two parts, deeply intermingled. Part I examines not only the origin of conscious experience but also how it is possible to ask of our own consciousness how it came to be. Part II examines the origin of experience itself, which soon reveals itself as the ontological question of Being. The chief premise of Part I chapter is that symbolic communion and the categorizations of language have enabled human organisms to distinguish between themselves as actually existing entities and their own immediate experience of themselves and their world. This enables them to reflect upon abstract concepts, including “self,” “experience,” and “world.” Symbolic communication and conc…

CB History of civilizationPN0441 Literary HistoryBF PsychologyB Philosophy (General)P Philology. Linguistics

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"Ëmrin tim thoj për ndë shpi": shënime mbi onomastikën millosaike

2015

Il saggio ricostruisce temi e momenti della poetica giovanile di Girolamo De Rada, prendno spunto da alcune composizioni poetiche in italiano che precedettero la stesura e la successiva pubblicazione del poema "Canti di Milosao", l'opera che aprì la lunga stagione della letteratura romantica albanese. The essay reconstructs themes and moments of Girolamo De Rada's youthful poetics, taking inspiration from some poetic compositions in Italian that preceded the drafting and subsequent publication of the poem "Canti di Milosao", the work that opened the long season of Albanian romantic literature .

Letteratura albanese storia letteraria filologia albaneseAlbanian literature literary history Albanian philologySettore L-LIN/18 - Lingua E Letteratura Albanese

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Senreliģija, Dieva meklējumi un izpratne igauņu rakstnieka Andrusa Kivirehka romānā “Vīrs, kas zināja čūskuvārdus”

2018

Summary The novel “A Man who Knew the Snake Words” by an Estonian writer Andrus Kivirähk (Andrus Kivirähk, Mees, kes teadis ussisõnu, translated from Estonian by Zane Balode, Riga, “Lauku Avīze”, 2007, 335., in Latvian - 2011) is a parabolic work, close to the genre of fantasy, and, at the same time, a work built in the tradition of a historic novel which rouses contemplation about the vital power of culture in a situation when at least a single its representative has survived. The people created by the writer lives in the forest; it is an ancient and wonderful civilisation. They milk wolves, they are friends with bears, they know the language of animals, snake words (witchcraft), they have…

PN0441 Literary History

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