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Zoran Đinđić and the Ideological Conceptions of the Epoch: 1986-1993
No full textČlanak rekonstruiše stavove koje je Zoran Đinđić zauzimao u odnosu na najuticajnije političke i ideološke sisteme tokom njegovog disi-dentskog perioda (1986–1989) i u početnom periodu profesionalnog bavljenja politikom (1990–1993). Uz kritičko sagledavanje postojeće literature razmatrana su njegova opredeljenja prema: doktrini socija-lizma na vlasti, (neo)liberalnom svetonazoru i koncepcijama srpskog etničkog nacionalizma.The article reconstructs Zoran Đinđić’s views on the most influential political and ideological systems during his dissident period (1986–1989) and in the initial phase of his professional political engagement (1990–1993). Through a critical examination of the existing literature, his positions were examined with respect to: the doctrine of socialism in power, (neo)liberal worldviews, and the concepts of Serbian ethnic nationalism
Putovanje kao lutanje - O knjizi Predraga Krstića i Aleksandra Ostojića: O čemu govorimo kada govorimo o putovanju. Prilog kritici teleologije obrazovanja, Institut za filozofiju i društvenu teoriju, Beograd, 2023.
No full textThe Object as a Series of Its Acts
No full textOur intention is to construct the conditions for a new position that more closely explains the reality of the object (its location, concreteness, possibility of being seen, extension, instantaneousness, etc.), but also the object’s movement, the “situation” in which it is or becomes a potential agent that “works,” influences us and incites us to movement towards us, indeed gives us a turn towards an ideal object and its realization. Using a variety of texts that thematize the object, a few passages from Hegel, we attempt to re-veal connections between key architectural (and not only architectural) concepts, form a given epistemological order, and differentiate amongst basic acts and operations that could be ascribed to the object
Nove predrasude i stare: Vrstizam i tradicionalni identiteti
No full textSavremene neuronauke pružaju neospornu potvrdu da mnoge vrste životinja imaju mentalne kapacitete vrlo nalik ljudskim. Ipak, u većini društava i dalje ljudi koriste druge životinje za svoje potrebe i bez uvažavanja njihovog kapaciteta za strah i bol. U ovoj poglavlju prikazaćemo rezultate istraživanja odnosa ljudi prema ne-ljudskim životinjama sprovedenog na uzorku mladih iz Bosne i Hercegovine. Odnos ljudi prema ne-ljudskim životinjama merili smo na tri načina: kroz meru vrstizma (negativnog odnosa prema pravima životinja), opažanje prakse vegetarijanstva kao pretnje tradiciji i lokalnoj kulturi i meru učestalosti konzumacije mesa. Rezultati pokazuju da negativniji odnos prema životinjama imaju muškarci, osobe konzervativne političke orijentacije, kao i osobe sklonije autoritarnosti i odnosima dominacije među grupama. Vrstizam je povezan sa vrednovanjem tradicionalnih identiteta, prevashodno etno-religijskog, dok je negativno povezan sa identifikacijom sa čovečanstvom u celini. Takođe, mere vrstizma ostvaraju veze sa osećajem distance prema nizu različitih nepripadničkih grupa. Rezultati ukazuju da vrstizam deli psihološke osnove sa tradicionalnim formama predrasuda. Diskutovaćemo nalaze u svetlu prethodnih istraživanja iz regiona i širim internacionalnim okvirima
Fighting the system: Challenges to diversity and equality in Social (and other) Psychology
No full textWe must face this fact: psychology is not sufficiently equal and diverse. Recent studies
highlight inequalities within the discipline of social psychology and structural disadvantages
faced by researchers from, among others, the region of South and Eastern Europe (Bou
Zeineddine, Saab, Lášticová, Kende, & Ayanian, 2021; Nyúl, Lantos, Reicher, & Kende,
2021). Building on these insights, we proposed a project supported by the European
Association of Social Psychology that aims to establish and empower a network of social
psychologists from ten countries within the region of South and East Europe (Bosnia &
Herzegovina, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Kosovo, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Ukraine,
Latvia). This symposium is meant to be a local meeting of social psychologists to identify the
challenges and possible solutions – practices and resources that can help. We want to present
some insights and experiences to stimulate a discussion with our colleagues. In her talk, Bojana
Bodroža will offer insights into the issue of how limited resources are a challenge to producing
high-quality research and how these challenges can be overcome by relying on open-source
practices and building international collaborations. Tijana Karić will discuss the challenges and
opportunities for young researchers, as the early stage of their career is recognized as the
turning point affecting the future international participation of researchers. Finally, Iris Žeželj
will focus on examples of applicable practices aimed at increasing equality and diversity in the
discipline that are overcoming the challenge of tokenism, such as inclusive editorial policies
and fair crediting of co-authorship. The ambition of this symposium is thus to share experiences
and empower researchers in future efforts at international participation, aware of challenges
and biases but also more aware of their strengths and the opportunities for collaboration within
the region
The New Architecture Of The Palace Of Justice In Belgrade : Remodeling The Serbian Built Environment Towards The Spaces Of Inclusivity
No full textThe New Architecture of the Palace of Justice in Belgrade:
Remodeling the Serbian Built Environment Towards the Spaces of Inclusivity
Milica Mađanović, Institute for Philosphy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade
Davor Ereš, Institute for Philosphy and Social Theory, University of Belgrade
For decades, the issue of accessibility of the built environment remains one of the key topics
in the societies focused on creation of equitable spaces, appropriate for use of all their citizens. The
Serbian Planning and Construction Law recognizes the necessity of accessibility standards, issuing the
set of accessibility norms and defining them as mandatory technical measures, standards and
conditions of design, planning and construction that ensure unhindered movement and access for
people with disabilities, children and the elderly.
In response to the Reworking architecture/ city thematic stream, this paper aims to explore how
can the remodeling of built environment, more specifically, public buildings, enhance their
functionality for the people for mobility impairments. To do so, it will analyze the case study the
reconstruction (arch. Z. Abadić) of the Palace of Justice in Serbia, a masterpiece originally constructed
in 1973 (architects Z. Žunković and M. Živadinović). The largest judicial facility in Serbia, housing
The High Court in Belgrade, the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, the criminal department of the
Second Court in Belgrade and the Second Prosecutor's Office, the Palace of Justice was fully renovated
in 2019.
This paper will focus on a specific aspect of the building’s remodeling approach which was
least discussed in terms of architectural contemporaneity – its accessibility. The research discusses the
design strategies employed to make the building accessible to the citizens with mobility impairments.
The paper will answer the following questions – what was successful about the particular design
decisions regarding the Palace of Justice’s accessibility, what could have been done differently – and
why. Ultimately, the paper implores the necessity of reworking Serbian architecture – and public
spaces – to transform them into inclusive environment that could be equally enjoyed by all its citizens.
Keywords: accessibility, Palace of Justice in Belgrade, remodeling, inclusive spaces,
movement equalityOn Architecture
Challenges in Design
Publisher
STRAND – Sustainable Urban Society Association
Editor
Ružica Bogdanović
Reviewers
Aleksa Bijelovic, Aleksandra Stupar, Anastasios Tellios, Christiane Wagner, Denis Ambruš, Figen Beyhan, Giannis Tsaras, Marija Mano, Mateja Kurir, Mirjana Devetaković, Nataša Danilović Hristić, Nora Lefa, Pavlos Lefas, Ranka Gajić, Ružica Bogdanović, Svetlana Batarilo, Senka Ibrišimbegović, Vanessa Tsakalido
THE BOOK OF ABSTRACTS of the panel: The One and Many: The Reception of Neoplatonic Notion of Hierarchy in the 14th and 15th century Balkans
No full textThe primary objective of this panel is to examine the reception of the Neoplatonism within the religious contexts of the Balkans during the 14th and 15th centuries, with a particular emphasis on exploring the concept of hierarchy and the interplay between the one and many. The panel aims to delve into the impact of Neoplatonic metaphysical concepts on the Christian and Islamic traditions in the Balkans, exploring their influence on theological and philosophical doctrines, religious rituals, artistic and architectural creations, as well as medical practices. Particular emphasis will be dedicated to the Neoplatonic concept of hierarchy, specifically examining its manifestation in two mystical and monastic movements of the era: Christian Hesychasm, originating with the monks of Mount Athos, and Islamic Sufism, embraced by the Ottoman military during their Balkan campaigns. The panel also aims to scrutinize the Italian Renaissance's adoption of Neoplatonic hierarchies by investigating the introduction of medical practices into the Balkans during the 15th century. Dionysius the Areopagite is credited with originating the concept of hierarchy to elucidate the process through which holiness is conveyed from God, often referred to as the One, to the subsequent created reality. Given that the term was not employed within the Christian tradition prior to Dionysius and was also not present in the Islamic tradition, essays concentrating on these traditions tend to use the term ‘hierarchy’ in a flexible manner to illustrate the connection between the one and many
Stavovi građana Srbije o učešću u demokratskim procesima 2022.
No full textCilj istraživanja bio je utvrđivanje stavova građana i građanki Srbije u vezi sa političkim pitanjima, kao i stepena njihove spremnosti da učestvuju u demokratskim procesima koji podrazumevaju niz različitih oblika građanske participacije - od glasanja na izborima do pokretanja i učešća u akcijama. Istraživanje predstavlja svojevrsni prikaz demokratskog stanja društva. Mera u kojoj su
građani i građanke spremni da se uključe u društvene procese, da iskoriste svoja građanska prava i utiču na donosioce odluka su važni pokazatelji „zdravlja“ jedne demokratije. Istraživanje „Učešće građana u demokratskim procesima u Srbiji“ Crta sprovodi svake godine počev od 2013, pa ovo predstavlja deseti talas istraživanja
Terapijska kultura i kultura samopomoći kao neoliberalne tehnologije upravljanja u postsocijalističkim društvima istočne Evrope: metasinteza i teorijska interpretacija
No full textPošto su istraživanja terapijske kulture i kulture samopomoći u postsocijalističkim društvima istočne Evrope do sada bila mahom empiristički orijentisana, cilj ovog članka je razvoj i testiranje teorijskog okvira za njihovo buduće istraživanje. Ovaj okvir će se zasnivati na konceptualnom aparatu teorijsko-istraživačkog polja nazvanog „teorija upravljanja“. Tim aparatom ćemo definisati pojmove neoliberalizma, terapijske kulture i kulture samopomoći, a potom ta određenja dopuniti specifičnim konceptima, kojima ćemo ih prilagoditi proučavanju postsocijalističkog konteksta. Ovaj teorijski okvir ćemo testirati analizom postojećih istraživanja terapijske kulture i kulture samopomoći u postsocijalističkim društvima istočne Evrope. U zaključku ćemo, na osnovu te analize, izložiti uočene prednosti i nedostatke našeg teorijskog okvira