Resurrection and Immortality: Paul & Poimandres

2017

Zur Zeit auf Verlangen der Denkmalfachbehörde (Landesamt für Denkmalpflege Hessen) im Widerspruch zu den Leitlinien der Obersten Denkmalschutzbehörde (Hessisches Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Kunst) nicht verfügbar. ("Jeder zensierende Eingriff in Kunst und Kultur ist abzulehnen": https://wissenschaft.hessen.de/kultur/kulturpolitik; Abruf vom 14.09.2021)

Studia z Teorii Wychowania, 2020

Propiedades segundo medio

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), 2022

This research study aims to know the preferences of first-time voters in the national election. There are overall 12 respondents in the study that are divided into three respondents per age group that ranges from 18-21 years old. The participants were the firsttime voters in Tacloban City, Philippines who participated in the 2022 National Election. They were chosen using the Probability Sampling, specifically the Stratified Random Sampling. Qualitative Research is applied in this study which uses Descriptive Research Design, specifically Descriptive Case Study Research. This used to generate an in-depth, multi-faceted understanding of a complex issue in its real-life context. For the data analysis, Thematic Analysis was used, and based on the results and findings from the coded and transcribed responses from the interviews, three (3) core themes and ten (10) sub-themes were generated. With the utilization of a Semi-Structured Interview Questionnaire, coding, and careful analysis of the responses, the first patent theme that was identified, was the Qualities Sought in a Candidate, which is extracted into four sub-themes, (1) Clean Track Record (2) Has Leadership Experience (3) Educational Background and (4) Platforms. Subsequently, the second major theme focuses on the Factors Affecting Voting Preference, and it resulted in four sub-themes (1) Peers (2) School (3) Family, and (4) Political Party. Ultimately, the third main theme centers around the Effects of Social Media campaigns on Voting Preference, and it is divided into two subthemes, (1) Tracks Candidate's Record and (2) Misinformation. First-time voters believe a candidate who has a clean political record, outstanding leadership experiences, degree holder, and a vision for the country and its people are the most important qualities they must possess to be a good and effective leader. Furthermore, the family, school, peers, and political parties have a vital role to play in influencing the preferences of a first-time voter. Social media is also one of the most powerful campaign platforms according to the first-time voters, it can either educate voters or a breeder of misinformation.

2023

What does disability justice mean informally when taught and practiced individually, collectively, and globally? We examine the possibility of taking stock of disability justice pedagogy from within communities and cross- cultural settings, while attending to the ways in which disability justice is negotiated as everyday aesthetics across cultures. We call the workings of such everyday learnings concerning disability, Informal Disability Justice Pedagogy (IDJP). As scholar- activists, we are aware that ableist attitudes and binaries get animated differently across cultural settings. Take for example a seemingly unchangeable binary such as autonomy and collectivity. In the Western world, autonomy may signify a capacity to perform on one’s own in public and private spaces. In global Southern contexts, on the other hand, disability autonomy may signify finding a breathing space of one’s own from within interdependent social arrangements and collectives, and at the same time a will to foster the latter in favor of intersectional disability justice. We use a transnational approach to disability/ disablement/ injury to account for the diverse, or often contradictory, politics of the social justice movements and disability justice initiatives in different geographical locations. We deploy a transnational lens to resist alienation of the global South and normalization of the global North, whiteness, and the West as the only focal point in disability studies