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Professor Jadwiga Nowak – multiple thoughts, multiple portraits
No full textW artykule, autor przypomniał sylwetkę Jadwigi Nowak, Profesora Wydziału Pedagogicznego Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, pierwszego kierownika Katedry Pedagogiki Dorosłych. Opisując sylwetkę uczonej wyeksponowano zwłaszcza te wątki, które w polskiej debacie andragogicznej zainicjowała Profesor Jadwiga Nowak m.in.; znaczenie twórczości, rolę pracy zawodowej w rozwoju osobistym dorosłego, czy miejsce jakie zajmuje w koncepcjach edukacji całożyciowej problematyka wartości. Przypomniano inicjatywy Pani Profesor promujące rozwój środowiska polskich andragogów oraz ważniejsze funkcje jakie pełniła podejmując różnorodne inicja-tywy wydawnicze. Podkreślono niepowtarzalność osobowości uczonej.The subject of this article is Jadwiga Nowak, a well known Polish professor from the University of Warsaw's Faculty of Pedagogy and the first Head of the Faculty of Adult Education. In describing this researcher, certain themes are highlighted, especially those initiated by prof. Jadwiga Nowak i.e. the value of creativity, the role of work in an adult's personal development and the meaning of values in lifelong learning. The author describes many initiatives which were inspired by Jadwiga Nowak, especially the significant value of creativity, the role of the workplace in personal development and the meaning of value in lifespan edu-cation. Jadwiga Nowak‟s promotion of Polish andragogues, her various publishing initia-tives and her unique personality are also recalled in the article
Walcarka pielgrzymowa do wytwarzania rur na zimno opis patentowy nr 209443 /
No full textTyt. z ekranu tyt.Pozostali twórcy wynalazku: Czesław Boberek, Adam Machnik, Stanisław Nowak, Roman Perlega, Mirosław Repeła, Sławomir Starzykowski, Andrzej Pietrzak.Zgłoszono 9 czerwca 2005 r.Zgłoszenie ogłoszono 11 grudnia 2006 r. BUP 25/06.Opublikowano 30 września 2011 r. WUP 09/11.Dostępny również w wersji drukowanej.Tryb dostępu: Internet
Leszek Nowak – obituary
No full textOn 20th of October 2009 died Leszek Nowak, one of the most creative and original Polish philosophers. Born on 7th of January 1943, Nowak studied law (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań) and philosophy (Warsaw University). He lived to philosophize. It is not a conventional phrase but the true description of his activities. He devoted his live to philosophy. He got professor’s title in 1976, at the age of 33. At that time he was the youngest professor in Poland and the author of the methodological conception – the idealizational theory of science. His theory was inspired by ideas he found in Marx’s writings. He made them explicit and precise by using the language of contemporary logical philosophy. The result was the theory that offered a new, detailed and systematic picture of science [10], [18]. Leszek Nowak admired Marx’s ideas and planned to reconstruct Marx’s entire philosophical system. It soon occurred to him that Marx’s social philosophy was unable to account for the functioning of the societies of so-called real socialism. Nowak retained Marx’s materialism but rejected the narrow, economic view of society. In 1977 he started to work on a new, generalized social theory, which he called the non-Marxian historical materialism [12]. In this theory real socialism occurs as the most oppressive system in the history of the hitherto known societies. One has to be bold or naïve to work on such a theory in the country of real socialism. Leszek Nowak was aware of the risk but he did not decide to accept intellectual compromise and in 1979 disseminated the typescript of his book on real socialism. During the time of Solidarność movement he spent all energy to educate union members and to reveal the oppressive nature of socialism. He was interned on 13th of December 1981 and spent a year in jail. In 1985 he was expelled from the university and in 1989 his professorship was reinstated. Extremely hard work, engagement in the Solidarność movement, and protests during internment seriously undermined his health. In the last years Leszek Nowak was not able to teach but he painstakingly worked on his new love – metaphysics. Results of his research were published in Polish in three volumes [16], [19], [20]. In our view his conception represents a non-standard approach to metaphysical problems. In Polish philosophy Nowak’s metaphysics can be only confronted with Roman Ingarden’s The controversy over the existence of the world. It is our firm conviction that Leszek Nowak’s place in Polish philosophy in the second half of the twentieth century is defined by the following qualities: a bold search for new and original idea, laborious work to present it in a systematic way, readiness to defend it against petrifying tendencies be they scientific, political, religious or ideological
Olej walcowniczy opis patentowy patentu tymczasowego nr 98677 /
No full textTyt. z ekranu tyt.Zgłoszono 6 grudnia 1975 r.Numer zgłosz. P.185325.Zgłoszenie ogłoszono 28 sierpnia 1976 r.Opublikowano 31 sierpnia 1978 r.Pozostali twórcy wynalazku: Antoni Pasierb, Jan Osika, Stanisław Nowak, Bogusław Szczerski, Alfred Bednarski, Kazimierz Woźniak, Roman Ząbkowicz, Zenon Małachowski, Tadeusz Międzybrodzki, Kazimierz Wybraniec, Jacek Hosowicz.Dostępny także w wersji drukowanej.Tryb dostępu: Internet
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