Zapomniany historyk literatury i komparatysta .

Teoria wobec historii poezji – doświadczenie dydaktyka a opis procesu historycznoliterackiego. Przypadek Antoniego Bądzkiewicza .

Zapomniana historyczka literatury polskiej: Emilia Cyfrowiczówna (s. Maria Emilia od Aniołów niepokalanka, Maryan znad Dniepru) i jej Dzieje literatury ojczystej (w streszczeniu) dla młodzieży polskiej (Kraków 1895–1898) .

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Berlin’s Futurity in Zafer Şenocak’sGefährliche Verwandtschaft(1998) and Marica Bodrožić’sKirschholz und alte Gefühle(2012)

This article traces and compares the use of Berlin as a site through which to renegotiate memories of the Armenian genocide, the Holocaust, and the 1990s wars in former Yugoslavia in Zafer S¸enocak’s Gefährliche Verwandtschaft (1998) and Marica Bodrožic´’s Kirschholz und alte Gefühle (2012). The author argues that both novels experiment with narrative and stylistic devices, such as ellipsis and allusion, in order to leave the represented past open for present and future renegotiation to safeguard the past from becoming\udco-opted by identity politics. The author concludes by showing that, next to all of their similarities, the novels’ differ in their depiction of Berlin. Whereas S¸enocak’s post-Wende Berlin is ultimately still located within a Germany determined by its past, Bodrožic´’s Berlin gestures towards the city’s European present and future

Emotional Intelligence Predicting Leadership Effectiveness: Mediating Role of Personality Traits

67 July-Dec 2015 JISR-MSSE Number 2 Volume 13 1Dr. Sarwat Sultan is Chairperson, Department of Applied Psychology at Institute of Management Sciences Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, [email protected] 2Maria Anwar Khan is a M.Phil Scholar, Department of Applied Psychology at Institute of Management Sciences 3Frasat Kanwal is an Assistant Professor, Department of Applied Psychology at Institute of Management Sciences A person’s ability that allows him/her to utilize knowledge, facilitates abstract thinking, and helps in coping with novel and hard situation is known as intelligence (Gardener, 1993). Intelligence is considered as a general ability of an individual to employ his ideas rationally, to act consistently, and to handle expeditiously with circumstances (Weschler, 1958). In the last decades, the construct of emotional intelligence has found unparalleled interest of researchers (Goleman, 1995). Several training modules to enhance emotional intelligence and various courses have been developed and introduced at all levels. To define what exactly emotional intelligence is, many schools of thought exist. In very common description, emotional intelligence is defined as capability of understanding and regulating emotions of ourselves and others (Goleman, 2001). ABSTRACT

Los carotenoides en la salud y enfermedad

Arbol vascular placentario a nivel del mar

Raza negra como factor de riesgo independiente para preeclampsia

The sandwich generation in Brazil

The paper analyzes the demographic determinants and implications of the ‘sandwich generation’ in Brazil. This generation is characterized by women who are likely to devote a significant amount of time to caring for both young children and elderly parents. In the past few decades, Brazil has been facing a rapid fertility and mortality decline, but the average fertility age has changed very little. The combination of these elements has had socioeconomic consequences on women and families. More specifically, we investigate: (i) what is the probability of a woman having a young child (less than one year of age) and a living parent; (ii) what is the average time that women spend within the sandwich generation and how has this duration changed over time; and (iii) what is the average age when children experience a grandparent’s death. We use a socsim microsimulation to analyze these three questions.