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SVETLIČ, Rok. The ontotheological residuum in the XXI century amd the anomaly of the pre-comprehension of human rights

The contribution underscores the hidden presence of certain interpretative mechanisms which affect the comprehension of human rights. A shift from the content towards the form is an indicator of the dematerialised framework in which fundamental questions for the constitution of contemporary society are addressed.

B.03 Paper at an international scientific conference

COBISS.SI-ID: 1506003

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International conference Freedom and democracy: European perceptions, European perspectives, Koper, 4th-6th December 2008

The international conference was devoted to a reasoned comprehension and analysis of the cardinal concepts of freedom and democracy, which represent the basis of contemporary societies. The contribution by the members of the research groups focused on certain elements of the historical and cultural reception of equality as well as on the intercultural dimension of governance.

B.01 Organiser of a scientific meeting

COBISS.SI-ID: 1539283

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MOTOH, Helena. The relevance of contacts between Europe and China for tolerance in Europe: overcoming intolerance, Maribor, 15 October 2009

Contacts between Europe and China represent a key vector for the current re-shaping of the concept of tolerance in Europe. An intercultural insight into the values developed within their respective cultural spheres paves the way for avoiding substantial misunderstandings.

B.05 Guest lecturer at an institute/university

COBISS.SI-ID: 1736659

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TONKLI-KOMEL, Andrina (ur.). Europe, world and humanity in the 21st century : phenomenological perspectives

The work is devoted to the issues of interculturality and humanity in the 21th century. It collects important phenomenological contributions to the widening of the concept of humanity.

C.01 Editorial board of a foreign/international collection of papers/book

COBISS.SI-ID: 35696994

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ŠKOF, Lenart. Contemporary ethics : the importance of the concept of 'life' for sustainable development theories

The urgence of a sustainable development requires a new framework for the trends of production and consumption. In particular, such trends cannot be decoupled from the concept of life as a substantial value. The general sustainability of a society is based on the respect for the intrinsic dynamics of the phenomenon of life.