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Evoluzione del ruolo del Presidente del Consiglio dei Ministri e riforme istituzionali

2023

The parliamentary form of government, lacking adequate stabilizing elements, generates inefficiencies and institutional dysfunctions. The changes that it has undergone have determined new balances between powers, which favor the Executive, and, within this, the monocratic role of the President of the Council of Ministers. These changes highlight even more the need to carry out institutional reforms that rationalize the strengthening of the head of government, providing for suitable counterweights, and restructuring the relationship of trust in order to ensure its stability.

institutional reforms form of government parliamentarism rationalization relationship of trust stabilizationSettore IUS/08 - Diritto Costituzionale
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Rationaalista voluntarismia : eettinen teko William Ockhamin teoriassa

2003

järkimielenfilosofiaOckham WilliamJumalan kaikkivoipaisuuseettinen voluntarismiluonnonoikeushyveeteettinen rationalismioikea järkiJumala
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Religious Struggle and Psychological Well-Being: The Mediating Role of Religious Support and Meaning Making

2020

Although a variety of studies have found robust links between religious/spiritual (r/s) struggle and poorer well-being, only a few have examined the means by which r/s struggle affects mental well-being. The present paper aims to examine religious support and meaning making as mediators of the relationship between r/s struggle and well-being. The study included 226 adults, 108 women and 118 men, aged between 17 and 78 years. We applied the Religious and Spiritual Struggle Scale, Religious Support Scale, Meaning Making Scale, and Psychological Well-Being Scale. The results demonstrated that both religious support and meaning making were mediators in the relationship between r/s struggles and…

lcsh:BL1-279005 social sciencesReligious studies050109 social psychologyInterpersonal communicationCognitive reframingreligious supportspiritual strugglelcsh:Religions. Mythology. Rationalism030227 psychiatry03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicinewell-beingReligious experiencePsychological well-beingScale (social sciences)Well-beingMeaning-makingreligious struggle0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesMeaning (existential)PsychologySocial psychologyReligions
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Innenfra eller utenfra, faglig eller personlig? Perspektiver i religions- og livssynsundervisningen belyst ut fra internasjonal debatt

2019

Artikkelen drøfter to perspektivspenn knyttet til religions- og livssyns-undervisning: innenfra kontra utenfra og faglig kontra personlig. På bakgrunn av religionsvitenskapelige og religionsdidaktiske diskusjoner argumenteres det for et faglig perspektivmangfold i undervisningen. Det faglige innenfraperspektivet fremmer elevenes toleranse og kognitive empati med annerledes tenkende, samt at det gir mulighet for gjenkjennelse av eget livssyn. Det faglige utenfraperspektivet fremmer evnen til objektiv og kritisk vitenskapelig tenkning. Begge fremmer faglig innsikt. Selv om læreren kan være åpen om eget livssyn, skal dette ikke påvirke undervisningen. Elevenes individuelle livssynssammensetnin…

lcsh:BL1-2790lcsh:BL1-50lcsh:Religion (General)lcsh:Education (General)lcsh:Religions. Mythology. RationalismVDP::Humanities: 000::Theology and religious science: 150Cognitive empathyReligious educationEmic and eticEducational contentSociologyComparative religionReligious studieslcsh:L7-991World viewPrismet
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Views on Religious Freedom among Young People in Belarus and Norway: Similarities and Contrasts

2019

The study of religious freedom has not received sufficient empirical attention from sociologists of religion, despite significant theoretical discussion of the governance of religious freedom. This article suggests empirical findings about the views on religious freedom in Belarus and Norway from the international research project &ldquo

lcsh:BL1-2790media_common.quotation_subject050109 social psychology0603 philosophy ethics and religionlcsh:Religions. Mythology. RationalismReligiosityEmpirical researchreligious and cultural diversityCultural diversitySpiritualityreligious freedom0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesSociologymedia_common060303 religions & theologyNorwayCorporate governance05 social sciencesReligious studiesReligious freedomGender studiesempirical researchBelarus06 humanities and the artsspiritualityreligiosityDemocracyPeer reviewtrust in institutionsVDP::Humaniora: 000::Teologi og religionsvitenskap: 150::Religionsvitenskap religionshistorie: 153Religions
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“When You Live Here, That’s What You Get”: Other-, Ex-, and Non-Religious Outsiders in the Norwegian Bible Belt

2019

This article presents data from our investigations in Kristiansand, the largest city in Southern Norway, an area sometimes called Norway&rsquo

lcsh:BL1-2790media_common.quotation_subjectsocial mediaImmigration050801 communication & media studies0603 philosophy ethics and religionnonreligionlcsh:Religions. Mythology. RationalismSocial order0508 media and communicationsSocial mediaSociologymedia_commonmediatization060303 religions & theologysociologycommunicationPrestige05 social sciencesReligious studiesMedia studies06 humanities and the artsSocial stratificationSocial relationNegotiationsocial stratificationtheologypublic eventsNorbert EliasVDP::Humaniora: 000::Teologi og religionsvitenskap: 150::Religionsvitenskap religionshistorie: 153figurational sociologyFigurational SociologyReligions
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Ponnistamisen ilon liikuntafilosofia : leikin taikapiiriin vai rationaalisuuden rautahäkkiin? : Lauri "Tahko" Pihkalan liikuntafilosofian weberiläine…

1998

liikuntafilosofiaWeber Maxmoderni rationalisuusmentaliteettilaadullinen sisällönanalyysi
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Logic and the Myth of the Perfect Language

2010

We argue that the dream of a ‘perfect language’ – namely, a universal, unambiguous and semantically transparent medium of expression –, whose intriguing story has been told by Umberto Eco (1993), is deeply intertwined with the myth of instant rationality: the idea that a perfect language is one in which all logical relations becomeimmediatly visible, so that the language itself “does the thinkingfor us” (Frege 1884). In the first part of this paper we trace this versionof the dream in the works of Leibniz, Frege, Russell and Wittgenstein. In the second part we re-examine it in the light of more recent negative results in logic and theoretical computer science.

logiccomputa- tional complexitycomputational complexity.perfect languageSettore M-FIL/05 - Filosofia E Teoria Dei Linguaggiperfect language; instant rationality; logic; computa- tional complexityinstant rationality
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Logos’ Centrality and Expression in Martyria as a Superior Form of Dialogue

2021

This paper describes some motivations and outlines some limits regarding the possibility and necessity of interreligious, interconfessional, and interideological dialogue, in an attempt to improve our understanding of Orthodox Christianity’s role in these important aspects of domestic and foreign politics. This study aims to resolve the divergent opinions that exist in the Orthodox Church regarding the possibility of remaining in this kind of dialogue. The ancient philosophical mode of dialogue and the modern one are analyzed: dialogue as debate and negotiation. The study begins from the analysis of some technical terms describing the social and spiritual dimensions of dialogue

martyriaReligions. Mythology. Rationalismmedia_common.quotation_subjectinter-religious dialogueReligious studiesexomologesisChristianityLogos Bible SoftwareBL1-2790ConfessionEpistemologypoliticNegotiationPoliticsExpression (architecture)theory of dialogueIdeologySociologyecumenical dialogueCentralitymedia_commonReligions
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Social
 Ontology,
Collective 
Intentionality,
and
Mindreading

2013

Standard 
accounts 
of 
social 
reality 
take
collective
 intentionality 
as 
the starting 
point
 of
 the
 creation
 and
 maintenance
 of
 social
 facts.
 But 
collective intentionality 
is 
enabled, 
as
Searle
 suggests,
by
 a 
more 
basic
 capacity 
to 
understand 
another 
person
 as 
an 
agent
like 
oneself
 and
 as 
ready 
to 
engage 
in 
cooperative 
activities.
 We 
can 
coordinate 
our 
collective 
actions
 only
 insofar
 we
 are
 able
 to
 explain
 and
 predict
 the
 behavior
 of
 other
 persons,
 we
 can
 understand 
behavior 
only 
insofar
 we 
can
mindread
 them,
and 
we 
can 
mindread 
them
only
 if
 we
 assume
 the
 constitutive
 role
 of
 rationality
 in
 action.
 Therefore
…

mindreading collective intentionality simulation rationality BackgroundSettore M-FIL/06 - Storia Della Filosofia
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