Seminare, 2019, Tom 40, nr 4

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The Central Industrial District as an Example of the Sociological Imagination of Its Creators
Zawada, Piotr (Wyższe Seminaria Duchowne Towarzystwa Salezjańskiego, 2019)
In defining the place and significance of the Central Industrial District (COP) in Polish history and economy, it is impossible to overlook the numerous components of this complex economic undertaking, the plan whose main purpose was to increase the level of defence capabilities of the Second Polish Republic and to offset the differences in the economic sphere of particular areas of Poland. In addition to a few historical issues, the article presents the achievements of the Aviation Valley, an association listed among the key national clusters, created as a result of a specific organizational culture implemented in Sub-Carpathian Region since the beginning of the COP.
Pope Paul VI – Prophetic Dimension of Pontificate in Difficult Times
Wyszowadzki, Władysław (Wyższe Seminaria Duchowne Towarzystwa Salezjańskiego, 2019)
The article discusses Pope Paul VI’s encyclicals Eccelsiam suam and Humanae vitae and their relevance for the Church teaching on moral principles concerning procreation, marital love and human sexuality. Pope Paul VI expressed his opposition to the corruption of morality and his words resonate with striking prophetic relevance. The Pope called for conversion and opening to Christ again by showing to the confused generation the joy of Christianity and Christ as the true source of happiness. His pontificate teaches us fidelity to the Gospel and to traditional Church teaching by reminding man’s call to holiness.
Humanity, Agency and the Transcendent Concern
Wysocki, Artur (Wyższe Seminaria Duchowne Towarzystwa Salezjańskiego, 2019)
The main purpose of this article is to consider the merits of including the transcendent concern in the set of ultimate concerns of human life as they are understood by M. Archer. In the first place, the author discusses Archer’s definition of that concern presented in the scientist’s works, and then presents a broader understanding of that concept highlighting its significance for man and his social life by the prism of its influence on human agency. Finally, the author discusses the relationships between particular concerns with special emphasis on the transcendent one and provides the final conclusions.
Loving Union and Procreation: the Essential Significations of the Conjugal Act. A Moral-Theological Reflection in Occasion of the Jubilee Year of “Humanae vitae”
Spindelböck, Josef (Wyższe Seminaria Duchowne Towarzystwa Salezjańskiego, 2019)
Following the jubilee year 2018 of Pope Paul VI’s encyclical Humanae vitae (1968), the invitation of Pope Francis in Amoris laetitia should be accepted to rediscover the message of Humanae vitae. In this context it seems important to grasp the intimate conjunction of the significations of the marital act, namely loving union and procreation. In this way the fundaments for an adequate understanding of the normative dimension are laid, by pointing to the dignity of the person and the marital acts. The application of those methods of family planning which ground on the natural times of fertility might be encouraged.
Subjective and Personal Dimension of Healthcare in Pastoral Theological Reflection
Przybyłowski, Jan Kazimierz (Wyższe Seminaria Duchowne Towarzystwa Salezjańskiego, 2019)
The aim of the article is to indicate new possibilities of health protection from the perspective of pastoral theology. The Church’s teaching on the protection of human life and health is very rich. It should also be pointed out that the Church supports all social initiatives to reform health care, especially is humanisation and personalisation, which can lead to better care for the sick, but also create new opportunities in the field of health prevention, in promoting healthy lifestyles and in supporting the pursuit of daily life hygiene. Thanks to the humanisation and personalisation of health care, it will be more effective to deformalize it, so that money, profit or savings do not obscure the most important goal: to provide comprehensive care for the sick person. The good of an ill person is body health and mental balance, but the greatest gift is always to be close to God, according to the principle that people are closest to God when they give health to other people.
Social and Political Activity of Mykyta Bura in the Age of the Second Polish Republic
Davydyuk, Ruslana; Troyan, Serhiy (Wyższe Seminaria Duchowne Towarzystwa Salezjańskiego, 2019)
The article analyzes the social and political activity of the native of Rivne region, First World War veteran, Mykyta Bura, the cultural and educational aspects of his work, kinds of effort to the Ukrainization of the Orthodox Church of Poland. It was proved that in the first half of the 1920’s teacher M. Bura was involved in the development of Prosvita and Volyn co-operation, and received the first experience of work in the organs of the municipality and the district self-government. In the 1930’s, sharing the idea of Ukrainian-Polish coexistence, he became one of the organizers of the Volyn Ukrainian Association, “Ridna Hata”, developed the “Prosvita’s Hut” network, worked in the “Metropolitan Petro Mohyla Society”, “Ukrainian School”, Goryn sports club, was elected to the Polish Sejm three times. Arrested and imprisoned by Soviet extrajudicial bodies in 1939. Was released as a Polish citizen and entered the Anders’ Army. After the war, he emigrated to Great Britain, and later to Canada.
Personality and Emotional Self-Efficacy: the Relationship between Hexaco’s Emotionality, Extraversion and Conscientiousness with Regulatory Emotional Self-Efficacy Belief
Filosa, Lorenzo; Formella, Zbigniew; Crea, Giuseppe (Wyższe Seminaria Duchowne Towarzystwa Salezjańskiego, 2019)
Głównym celem przedstawionych badań jest sprawdzenie wpływów niektórych cech osobowości, mierzonych modelem osobowości HEXACO, na postrzeganą zdolność do radzenia sobie z własnymi wpływami. Wyniki korelacji i liniowych regresji między cechami osobowości mierzonymi przez HEXACO-60, a postrzeganą zdolnością do zarządzania afektami, mierzoną Regulacyjną Skalą Przekonania o Własnej Skuteczności, potwierdzają pogląd, że ekstrawersja jest bardziej związana z pozytywną ekspresją, podczas gdy emocjonalność jest bardziej związana z zarządzaniem negatywnymi afektami, a świadomość jest nieznacznie związana z niektórymi aspektami samoregulacji pozytywnych i negatywnych afektów. Wyniki uzyskane w tym badaniu dla HEXACO są zbliżone do tych prezentowanych dla FFM we wcześniejszych badaniach dotyczących cech osobowości oraz pozytywnych i negatywnych afektów.
“Orandum est ut sit mens sana in corpore sano”. The Beginnings of Health Prevention in Antiquity
Krajewska, Judyta (Wyższe Seminaria Duchowne Towarzystwa Salezjańskiego, 2019)
The article makes an attempt at providing answers to questions necessary to clarify the doubts related to the universal conviction about the breakthrough of the nineteenth century for the development of health promotion and health prophylaxis. Can ancient texts provide any evidence that it was actually the antiquity that laid the foundations for preventive medicine? Can it be concluded, on the basis of the research conducted by archaeologists, anthropologists and historians, that the increased physical activity and use of diet in antiquity were deliberate preventive actions?
The Person as a Being Called to Triple Transcendence in the Light of the Personalism by Karol Wojtyła/John Paul II
Kosche, Michał (Wyższe Seminaria Duchowne Towarzystwa Salezjańskiego, 2019)
The paper studies the problem of the transcendence of the person suggested by Karol Wojtyła/John Paul II. It originates in the philosophical thought of this Polish personalist and is complemented in his theological works. According to Wojtyła transcendence can be described as “another name for the person” as it is closely related to the fulfilment of man as a personal being. The paper contains analyses of three dimensions of transcendence, and these are: 1) transcendence in action; 2) transcendence towards another “I”; and 3) transcendence towards personal God.
Experience of Love and Interpersonal Communication
Kobylińska, Zdzisława (Wyższe Seminaria Duchowne Towarzystwa Salezjańskiego, 2019)
Interpersonal communication is most fully manifested in the experience of personal love, thanks to which human beings express themselves as loving beings (homo amans). Love has many different dimensions depending on its object. The essence of love can be best grasped at the example of interpersonal relationship between man and woman. Descriptions of love bring to the fore such constitutive factors as selflessness, affirmation, sacrifice, and responsibility. Love has an autonomous and autotelic value, which is why it becomes essential for an authentic act of interpersonal communication.
Patient in the Physician’s Perspective. Narrative Research
Antoszewska, Beata (Wyższe Seminaria Duchowne Towarzystwa Salezjańskiego, 2019)
This theoretical and research paper focuses on the physician-patient relationship, and more specifically on the meanings ascribed to the notion of “patient”. Authors of relevant literature indicate that particular models of the physician-patient relationship depend on the understanding of the notion of “patient” as well as on the understanding of two basic terms in medicine: health and illness. This assumption was the starting point for the presented analyses. Research was conducted within an interpretative paradigm framework. The study group consisted of physicians with different levels of experience and lengths of professional employment, as well as of various specializations. An analysis of collected data allowed for the identification of three categories of the notion of “patient”: personal, subjective-objective and objective.

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