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Mariusz Grzegorzek – kino po… swojemu
The article is a résumé of Mariusz Grzegorzek’s work. We are presented with detailed descriptions of the tricks and techniques applied in each of his movies: his first short film Krakatau, The Conversation with a Man from the Closet, The Queen of Angels, and I Am Yours. The author points to the director’s inspirations and the rise of his ideas, and interprets most meaningful scenes.The article is a résumé of Mariusz Grzegorzek’s work. We are presented with detailed descriptions of the tricks and techniques applied in each of his movies: his first short film Krakatau, The Conversation with a Man from the Closet, The Queen of Angels, and I Am Yours. The author points to the director’s inspirations and the rise of his ideas, and interprets most meaningful scenes
Mariusz Grzegorzek – kino po… swojemu
The article is a résumé of Mariusz Grzegorzek’s work. We are presented with detailed descriptions of the tricks and techniques applied in each of his movies: his first short film Krakatau, The Conversation with a Man from the Closet, The Queen of Angels, and I Am Yours. The author points to the director’s inspirations and the rise of his ideas, and interprets most meaningful scenes
Mariusz Zaruski as a precursor of maritime education in Poland
The article presents the fi gure of Mariusz Zaruski as the author of the idea of maritime education of young people in Poland, shows his pioneering activities for the development of sailing and presents the contemporary followers of his concept
WRITER-NOMAD – GEOPOETICAL TREND IN MARIUSZ WILK’S WORK
The article encompasses an attempt to frame the idea of nomadism and recreate the geopoetical trend in Mariusz Wilk’s work. As far as the idea of nomadism is concerned, a crucial role is played by ‘the nomad writer’ Kenneth White, the author of La Route Bleue and the creator of the term of ‘intellectual nomadism’. Mariusz Wilk holds Ken-neth White’s work in high regard. While White’s deliberations are an inspiration for the author of Tropami rena. Wilk devotes his attention to other ‘nomad writers’ – Bruce Chatwin, Wasilij Golowanow, Henry Miller, Li Bo and others. In his journals the author of Lotem gęsi analyses the works and attitudes of writers who can be described as ‘the poets of the Road’ because following the Road, as well as pondering over it and writing about it is a significant issue in his work
Mariusz Grzegorzek : cinema... his own way
The article is a résumé of Mariusz Grzegorzek’s work. We are presented with detailed descriptions
of the tricks and techniques applied in each of his movies: his first short film
Krakatau, The Conversation with a Man from the Closet, The Queen of Angels, and I Am Yours. The
author points to the director’s inspirations and the rise of his ideas, and interprets most
meaningful scenes
Combustion of polymers in a low pressure and low oxygen environment
The effect of low pressure on the behavior of fires is very important to the study of fire safety in the aviation industry. This thesis explores the effect of low pressure on different components of flammability at low pressures, like those encountered at high altitude. An experiment was setup to measure the time to ignition, the mass flux at ignition, as well as the steady burning mass flux for different pressures and oxygen concentrations. The test measured the mass loss, oxygen consumption, soot production and average flame temperature. A square sample of PMMA was burned under different external heat fluxes, total pressures and oxygen concentrations. The experiments were compared to analytical expressions, to try to understand how pressure and oxygen concentration affect the behavior of a fire. Low pressure environment reduced the ignition delay time, indicating a sample is more prone to ignition at lower pressure. On the other hand the sample showed a reduction of steady burning mass flux, indicating the fire is less intense at lower pressure. The results show a good agreement with the analytical analysisM.S.Includes bibliographical referencesby Mariusz Zarzeck
Raw data on the validation of the Polish language version of THE BRIEF HEPATITIS C KNOWLEDGE SCALE
<p>Raw data on the validation of the Polish language version of THE BRIEF HEPATITIS C KNOWLEDGE SCALE.</p>
Romeo! Czemuż ty jesteś zombie! O filmie Wiecznie żywy Jonathana Levine’a
In the chapter Romeo! Wherefore Art Thou Zombie! On Jonathan Levine’s “Warm Bodies”, Mariusz Koryciński focuses on the analysis of two issues. Firstly, the mem-bership of the main character of Jonathan Levine’s movie Warm Bodies in the zombie caste. Secondly, the formal assumptions of this movie which have had a particular in-fluence on shaping its protagonist. Additionally, the author analyses references to the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet which are clearly present throughout Levine’s film.Ośrodek Badawczy Facta Fict
On "Religious and Sacred Poetry", No. 7
Wprowadzenie do “Religious and Sacred Poetry: An International Quarterly
of Religion, Culture and Education” dotyczy głównie zawartości czasopisma i
jego struktury. Redaktor naczelny (Marek Mariusz Tytko) opisuje cele kwartalnika,
jego program i plany redakcyjne. Chrześcijańska kultura, religijna kultura literacka,
chrześcijańska poezja religijna i sakralna (poezja metafizyczna i duchowa) są
głównym polem badawczym dla autorów tego kwartalnika. Autor wyjaśnia także
znaczenie akronimu RASP (od Religious And Sacred Poetry).The introduction to Religious and Sacred Poetry: An International Quarterly
of Religion, Culture and Education concerns mainly the content of the journal
and its structure. The editor-in-chief (Marek Mariusz Tytko) describes the aims of
this quarterly, its program and editorial plans. Christian culture, religious literary
culture, Christian religious poetry and sacred poetry (metaphysical and gospel /
spiritual poetry) are the main research area for authors of this quarterly. The author
explains also the sense of the acronym ‘the RASP’ (from Religious And Sacred
Poetry)
Adherence to dietary recommendations in diabetes mellitus: disease acceptance as a potential mediator
Mariusz Jaworski,1 Mariusz Panczyk,1 Małgorzata Cedro,2 Alicja Kucharska3 1Division of Teaching and Outcomes of Education, Faculty of Health Sciences, Medical University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland; 2Faculty of Health Sciences, Medical University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland; 3Department of Human Nutrition, Faculty of Health Sciences, Medical University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland Background: Adherence by diabetic patients to dietary recommendations is important for effective therapy. Considering patients’ expectations in case of diet is significant in this regard. The aim of this paper was to analyze the relationship between selected independent variables (eg, regular blood glucose testing) and patients’ adherence to dietary recommendations, bearing in mind that the degree of disease acceptance might play a mediation role.Subjects and methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted in 91 patients treated for type 2 diabetes mellitus in a public medical facility. Paper-and-pencil interviewing was administered ahead of the planned visit with a diabetes specialist. Two measures were applied in the study: the Acceptance and Action Diabetes Questionnaire and the Patient Diet Adherence in Diabetes Scale. Additionally, data related to sociodemographic characteristics, lifestyle-related factors, and the course of the disease (management, incidence of complications, and dietician’s supervision) were also collected. The regression method was used in the analysis, and Cohen’s methodology was used to estimate partial mediation. Significance of the mediation effect was assessed by the Goodman test. P-values of <0.05 were considered statistically significant.Results: Patients’ non-adherence to dietary recommendations was related to a low level of disease acceptance (standardized regression coefficient =−0.266; P=0.010). Moreover, failure to perform regular blood glucose testing was associated with a lack of disease acceptance (standardized regression coefficient =−0.455; P=0.000). However, the lack of regular blood glucose testing and low level of acceptance had only partially negative impacts on adherence to dietary recommendations (Goodman mediation test, Z=1.939; P=0.054). This dependence was not seen in patients treated with diet and concomitant oral medicines and/or insulin therapy.Conclusion: Effective dietary education should include activities promoting a more positive attitude toward the disease. This may be obtained by individual counseling, respecting the patient’s needs, and focus on regular blood glucose testing. Keywords: patient adherence, diabetes mellitus type 2, attitude toward health, glycemic contro
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