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The contours of the eucharistic anthropology of Alexandr Filonenko
No full textТемою даною публікації є проект євхарістийної антропології українського
філософа і богослова Олександра Філоненко. Ми ставимо дослідницьке
завдання - окреслити контури нового напряму у філософській та
богословській антропології, показати евристичні можливості цієї
оригінальної інтелектуальної пропозиції. Євхаристійна антропологія
представляє форму філософії та богослов’я свідчення в українському
контексті, в якому формується нова богословська дисциплінарна матриця
після тривалого періоду домінування філософії підозри.Тема данной публикации – проект евхаристической антропологии
украинского философа и богослова Александра Филоненко. Мы ставим
перед собой исследовательскую задачу – очертить контуры нового
направления философской и богословской антропологии, показать
эвристические возможности этого оригинального интеллектуального
предложения. Евхаристическая антропологии представляет собой
форму философии и богословия свидетельства в украинском контексте,
в котором формируется новая богословская дисциплинарная матрица
после долгого периода доминирования философии подозрения.The project of the Eucharistic anthropology that was proposed by Alexandr
Filonenko, for the first time on a national scale in theological and philosophical studies,presents eucharistic anthropology as a new branch of
philosophical and theological anthropology, which studies practices of
gratitude as recognition of the Other and paths of human dignity after
dehumanizing practices of the XXth century anthropological catastrophe.
The urgency of eucharistic anthropology is defined by the context of the return
of Reality, Subject and the Sacred after their elimination from the philosophical
field of modern and postmodern thought; this return is described as the presence
of the Other. The main task of our paper is to investigate original theoretical
proposition of the well-known Ukrainian scholar, heuristic capabilities and
cognitive potential of the new trend of communicative anthropology. Alexandr
Filonenko describes the interaction between the philosophical and the
theological contexts of eucharistic anthropology from point of view of the
contemporary culture of presence outside modern and postmodern languages.
He opens new horizon of the theoasethetics, theodrama and theologics, which
have been developed in the theological proposal of H. U. von Balthasar. The
author develops an anthropological language sensitive towards theology
and pedagogics, which lets one describe ways of overcoming the
postideological crisis through practices of gratitude. As A. Filonenko stressed,
Eucharistic anthropology offers one to consider philosophy and theology of
witnessing in the Ukrainian context, in which the theological disciplinary
matrix is currently taking shape after a long period of the philosophy of
suspicion domination
New materials from history of Crimean studies of 20th years of 20th century in correspondences by G. J. Krachkovsky and V. J. Filonenko
Get PDFУ статті репрезентовано складні процеси становлення орієнталістичних студій у Криму 20-х рр. ХХ ст. На підставі вивчення епістолярію з особового архівного фонду Г. Ю. Крачковського (зокрема, листування з В. Й. Филоненком) розкрито наукові зв’язки Провінція — Центр. Автором відновлені нові сторінки кримської історичної науки в галузі сходознавства, в тому числі — сторінки історії Східного відділення Кримського університету (педагогічного інституту). У науковий обіг уведено новий корпус інформативних джерел з історії кримознавства.Difficult processes of development of Soviet Oriental studies is opened in the article on basis of documents of Russian Academy of Sciences Archives branch’s (fund of academic Gnat Krachkovskiy) in Saint-Petersburg. Contacts of local orientalists (V. Y. Filonenko) with metropolitan academic science centres. It also showed in this article. Author shows the history of separating of orientalistic in Crimean University (Pedagogical institute) in 20-s years of XX century. Correspondence of academician G. Krachkovskiy with Crimean studies is the basis of researching
New materials from history of Crimean studies of 20th years of 20th century in correspondences by G. J. Krachkovsky and V. J. Filonenko
No full textУ статті репрезентовано складні процеси становлення орієнталістичних студій у Криму 20-х рр. ХХ ст. На підставі вивчення епістолярію з особового архівного фонду Г. Ю. Крачковського (зокрема, листування з В. Й. Филоненком) розкрито наукові зв’язки Провінція — Центр. Автором відновлені нові сторінки кримської історичної науки в галузі сходознавства, в тому числі — сторінки історії Східного відділення Кримського університету (педагогічного інституту). У науковий обіг уведено новий корпус інформативних джерел з історії кримознавства.Difficult processes of development of Soviet Oriental studies is opened in the article on basis of documents of Russian Academy of Sciences Archives branch’s (fund of academic Gnat Krachkovskiy) in Saint-Petersburg. Contacts of local orientalists (V. Y. Filonenko) with metropolitan academic science centres. It also showed in this article. Author shows the history of separating of orientalistic in Crimean University (Pedagogical institute) in 20-s years of XX century. Correspondence of academician G. Krachkovskiy with Crimean studies is the basis of researching
New materials from history of Crimean studies of 20th years of 20th century in correspondences by G. J. Krachkovsky and V. J. Filonenko
No full textУ статті репрезентовано складні процеси становлення орієнталістичних студій у Криму 20-х рр. ХХ ст. На підставі вивчення епістолярію з особового архівного фонду Г. Ю. Крачковського (зокрема, листування з В. Й. Филоненком) розкрито наукові зв’язки Провінція — Центр. Автором відновлені нові сторінки кримської історичної науки в галузі сходознавства, в тому числі — сторінки історії Східного відділення Кримського університету (педагогічного інституту). У науковий обіг уведено новий корпус інформативних джерел з історії кримознавства.Difficult processes of development of Soviet Oriental studies is opened in the article on basis of documents of Russian Academy of Sciences Archives branch’s (fund of academic Gnat Krachkovskiy) in Saint-Petersburg. Contacts of local orientalists (V. Y. Filonenko) with metropolitan academic science centres. It also showed in this article. Author shows the history of separating of orientalistic in Crimean University (Pedagogical institute) in 20-s years of XX century. Correspondence of academician G. Krachkovskiy with Crimean studies is the basis of researching
Activation, Reactivity and Dynamics of Manganese Pincer Complexes in Hydrogenation Catalysis
No full textThe growing demands for sustainable chemical technologies have prompted a wave of searching new catalysts based on earth-abundant metals. In the field of (de)hydrogenation catalysis, however, the huge performance gap is commonly seen between the 3d-metal-based catalysts and their noble metal counterparts, which largely hampers their practical applications. In particular, while the Mn-catalyzed (de)hydrogenation has witnessed significant progress since the pioneering work by Beller and co-workers in 2016, most of the reported systems still require relatively high catalyst loadings. Apart from developing new synthetic methodologies based on the hydrogen transfer reactivity of Mn, searching highly active catalysts for (de)hydrogenation reactions therefore remains one of the central topics in Mn chemistry. The current approach to catalyst development is mainly based on the screening of the ligand backbones that proved to be effective for noble metal-based catalysts. However, the screening assessments with the reaction yields as the sole performance metrics do not probe the intrinsic reactivities of the catalysts and can easily result in the overlook of the potential ones due to suboptimal condition choice. In this thesis, we demonstrate in this thesis that the catalyst performance is defined by a complex reaction network comprised of multiple stages of catalyst operation, that is catalyst activation, deactivation, and catalytic turnover. The reactivity of the catalyst itself and the reaction environment of each process determine synergistically the catalytic performance. As a result, the catalytic transformation should be viewed from the system perspective with the performance being a dynamic and highly condition-dependent characteristic.ChemE/Inorganic Systems Engineerin
Übertragbarkeit der gesundheitsökonomischen Evaluationen : Methoden für die multinationalen Studien
Get PDFFilonenko A. Generalizability of health economic evaluations : methods for multinational patient-level studies. Bielefeld (Germany): Bielefeld University; 2010.Background: Cost-effectiveness outcomes collected in multinational health economic studies may vary across countries and geographic areas due to numerous clinical and socioeconomic factors. The between-country variability poses the question of generalizability of the cost-effectiveness estimates, i.e. applicability of the trial-wide results for the decision-making in particular jurisdiction.
Objectives: The purpose of this research is to illustrate how selected methods can improve generalizability of the results of patient-level health economic studies by a) exploring between-country variability in incremental costs, effectiveness and resource use, b) calculation of trial-wide and country-level incremental cost, effectiveness and resource use while accounting for patient- and country-level covariates, and c) assessing the potential of covariates to predict cost and effectiveness estimates for the settings outside the study.
Methods: Review of published health-economic evidence and international HTA guidelines was conducted to evaluate applied or recommended methods and analytical strategies to improve generalizability of the health economic outcomes. In the case study, qualitative and quantitative homogeneity test by Simon and Gail is used to explore between-country heterogeneity of the treatment effects measured by incremental costs, effectiveness, resource use (length of hospitalization) and incremental net monetary benefit. Hierarchical modelling is applied to calculate trial-wide and country-level estimates, while accounting for clustering and incorporating country- and patient-level covariates.
Results: Simon and Gail test indicated qualitative homogeneity for incremental effectiveness, costs, length of hospitalization and net monetary benefit between treatment and control arms. Trial-wide and country-level mean incremental costs and effectiveness were estimated using hierarchical models with and without covariates. Results of hierarchical modelling suggested, that new treatment was more efficacious, saved costs and resource use in majority of the countries.
Conclusions: Homogeneity test and hierarchical models are complementary methods to explore heterogeneity and to estimate trial-wide and country-level parameters for cost-effectiveness analysis. Hierarchical models allow for country-level estimates and adjustment for covariates. In the case study the patient-level covariates showed effect on incremental cost and effectiveness; country-level covariates had very small impact on estimates. The use of country-level covariates as predictors for incremental cost and resource use to improve generalizability of health economic studies beyond the study setting merits further investigation
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