Thesis/Dissertation: Hana Skljarszka: Why Kippah “makes sense”? Power of objects and Jewish Culture in Košice
Bachelor's thesis
Why Kippah “makes sense”? Power of objects and Jewish Culture in Košice
Abstract
Verím, že objekty, miesta a priestory sú neoddeliteľnou súčasťou našej každodennej reality a neustále ovplyvňujú a formujú naše myslenie a spôsob života. Sú zreteľné a hmatateľné, čo z nich činí najlepších kandidátov pre kódovanú manifestáciu každodenného života. Ich kapacita pre ukladanie významov je nekončná a preto je ich potenciál uznávaný každou kultúrou v našej histórii. Od egyptských pyramíd …more
Abstract
I believe that objects, places and spaces are inseparable part of our day-to-day reality and are constantly influencing and shaping our living and thinking. They are perceptible and tangible and therefore best candidates for coded manifestation of everyday life. Their meaning storage capacity is endless and therefore their potency has been recognized by every culture in our history. From Egyptian pyramids …more
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26/5/2014 14:34, Dominik Bartmanski, M.A., Ph.D.
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