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Izrael a Palestyńczycy. Wojna i okupacja jako rozwiązanie?

2015

Celem artykułu jest szkic analizy konfliktu izraelsko-palestyńskiego, zwłaszcza w kontekście sposobu radzenia sobie przez państwo żydowskie z palestyńskim ruchem narodowowyzwoleńczym. W pierwszej części zwrócono uwagę na specyficzne okoliczności powstania Izraela – państwo to miejscowa ludność arabska uznała za ostatni europejski projekt kolonialny. Następnie opisano tak zwaną matrycę kontroli nad Palestyńczykami, którą zaprezentował antropolog i aktywista pokojowy Jeff Halper. W ostatniej części skupiono się na Operacji Ochronny Brzeg i jej ofiarach, głównie palestyńskich cywilach. Artykuł kończy się wskazaniem dwóch generalnych kierunków, w których może ewoluować opisywany konflikt.

PalestyńczycyOperacja Ochronny BrzegZachodni Brzeg JordanuokupacjaIzraeloccupationPalestiniansWest BankIsraelOperation Protective EdgeChorzowskie Studia Polityczne
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Varieties of special Jordan algebras of almost polynomial growth

2019

Abstract Let J be a special Jordan algebra and let c n ( J ) be its corresponding codimension sequence. The aim of this paper is to prove that in case J is finite dimensional, such a sequence is polynomially bounded if and only if the variety generated by J does not contain U J 2 , the special Jordan algebra of 2 × 2 upper triangular matrices. As an immediate consequence, we prove that U J 2 is the only finite dimensional special Jordan algebra that generates a variety of almost polynomial growth.

PolynomialSequenceCodimension (Mathematics)Algebra and Number TheoryJordan algebra010102 general mathematicsTriangular matrixCodimensão (Matemática)CodimensionPolynomial identity01 natural sciencesIdentidade polinomialCombinatoricsSettore MAT/02 - AlgebraPolynomial identity codimension sequence Jordan algebra almost polynomial growthIdentityBounded functionIdentidade0103 physical sciencesArtigo original010307 mathematical physics0101 mathematicsVariety (universal algebra)Mathematics
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Specht property for some varieties of Jordan algebras of almost polynomial growth

2019

Abstract Let F be a field of characteristic zero. In [25] it was proved that U J 2 , the Jordan algebra of 2 × 2 upper triangular matrices, can be endowed up to isomorphism with either the trivial grading or three distinct non-trivial Z 2 -gradings or by a Z 2 × Z 2 -grading. In this paper we prove that the variety of Jordan algebras generated by U J 2 endowed with any G-grading has the Specht property, i.e., every T G -ideal containing the graded identities of U J 2 is finitely based. Moreover, we prove an analogue result about the ordinary identities of A 1 , a suitable infinitely generated metabelian Jordan algebra defined in [27] .

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CELEBRATING WOMEN ARTISTS IN JORDAN: REFRAMING GENDER ROLES AS RESISTANCE

This thesis focuses on women artists in the capital of Jordan, Amman, and particularly on their cultural practices as an expression of a creative agency. These women create independent spaces, cultural initiatives, public performances and original artworks that allow the reframing of gender roles in neoliberal patriarchal societies today. Beyond labeling the emergence of a new female activism, or femtivism, as feminist or revolutionary, I suggest reading it as the reconfiguration of a new wave of feminisms in Jordan, which engages with the visual arts, the contemporary cultural scene of Amman, the geography of the city and the political commitment, often in informal domains rather than in i…

Settore L-OR/12 - Lingua E Letteratura Arabawomen artists feminisms Amman Jordan Middle East ethnography creative agency postcolonial intersectional
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