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- BRAIN: The Technological Advent and Dynamics of the Network Society. The “MiddleAged Approach”In the latest BRAIN journal, a few researchers joined forces in developing a study on Technological Advent and Dynamics of the Network Society, with a reference to the MiddleAged Approach. Elena-Mădălina Vătămănescu, Elena-Alexandra Gorgos, Andreia-Gabriela …
BRAIN: The Impact of Infographics in EducationInformation graphics (also called infographics) are graphic visual representations of information that aim to present information quickly and clearly. Their main purpose is improving cognition by utilizing graphics to enhance the human visual system’s ability to …
Emotion Extractions from Facial Expressions by Using Artificial Intelligence TechniquesWe all know what emotions are and how they can influence someone’s decisions. In many fields, emotions play a big role and almost every time they can be seen on someone’s face. It is difficult …
BRAIN: The Status of Positive Psychology Strengths within the Romanian School in the Digital SocietyA new research conducted by Georgeta Pânişoară, Ion-Ovidiu Pânişoară, Cristina Sandu, and Ruxandra Chirca (Neacsu) whose the main goal is to pinpoint the links between skills thought in school and those which grant self-fulfilment, is …
BRAIN: Conscience in Language TeachingConscience in Language Teaching and its Relationship with Language Proficiency and Emotional Intelligence of EFL Teachers by Sedighe Jalili Kalangestani was published here. Several factors contribute to the efficacy of an English language teacher, among which, …
Why Are There So Few Women in IT?The world of technology has always been dominated by men, and it is reported a continuous decrease in women working in this field, despite the numerous campaigns to encourage them to enter the IT field. …- BRAIN – revista ISIRelated PostsBRAIN: Developing Distance Learning Environments in the Context of Cross-Border Cooperation23Sebastian Fuicu, Mircea Popa, Dalibor Dobrilovic, Marius Marcu and Razvan Bogdan offer a paper named "Developing Distance Learning Environments in the Context of Cross-Border …
BRAIN: Evaluation of Readiness for Distance Education of Students in European UniversitiesNowadays, learning is not anymore a passive process. It has become more dynamic and it has begun to use another medium than the written word or the exercise book. In the article titled Evaluation of …
LiBRI: “A Splendid Isolation?” The Rise of a Concept in Victorian IdentityMihai Vişoiu from the University of Bucharest develops a study upon the phase that the Victorian society went through, entitled by the press: ‘splendid isolation’. The article: A Splendid Isolation? The Rise of a Concept …
LiBRI: Talk – Creation or Destruction of MeaningIn the latest volume of the LiBRI, PhD Cristina Dimulescu, in the article Talk – Creation or Destruction of Meaning, brings into light the dispute that has been caused by the controversial power of the …
BRAIN: An Intelligent Method to Process Romanian Language Internet ReviewsInternet reviews can be seen as an efficient communication form, adapted to the digital world of today. However, researchers are, for the most part, oriented towards English based ones. The Romanian language reviews exhibit specific …
LiBRI: Kant and Coleridge on the Issue of MoralityLiBRI has a very interesting article written by Nicolae-Andrei Popa. He is giving some insight on the Issue of Morality from the point of view of Kant and Coleridge. This paper seeks to contrast Kant’s …
LiBRI: “A Splendid Isolation?” The Rise of a Concept in Victorian Identity
Mihai Vişoiu from the University of Bucharest develops a study upon the phase that the Victorian society went through, entitled by the press: ‘splendid isolation’.
The article: A Splendid Isolation? The Rise of a Concept in Victorian Identity seeks to explain the concept in the account to the historical and geographical context of Great Britain. The author provides the necessary background to analyse closely the impact of political solitude that Great Britain has surpassed in the nineteenth century, by defining specific concepts such as: ‘conceptual history’ or history of ideas.
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