Titlebook: Human Flourishing, Spiritual Awakening and Cultural Renewal; Personal and Communa Catalina Elena Dobre,Rafael García Pavón,Francisco Book 2

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as Spiritual Dimension of Human Person,ersonality and spiritual life, which is translated as .. Since the Greeks, . has the meaning of inner dwelling. From the existential perspective of Kierkegaard and Berdyaev, it can be understood as a way of being for each person who wants to live a creative life and experience inner growth. . is the

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,Do We Really Want a World Lacking of Silence—and Humanity?,oustic stimulus but also precisely as a crucial element of entities in general and of the human being. Silence is thus considered a sign of unavailability (., H. Rosa), separation, and dignity of entities. I argue that the rediscovery of the substantiality of silence is an urgent and necessary under

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Cinematic Time as Spiritual Memory: Tarkovsky and Kierkegaard,g them from chronology and immediacy, seeing and thinking about the reality of the future of the world and, therefore, the crossroads where the spirit is called to create itself in relation to the way things become, which implies choosing to believe that is possible. The aim of this work is to show

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,Albert Schweitzer’s Philosophy of Culture and Spiritual Awakening,hich, even today, has immense vigor in the themes of multiculturalism and in the relations of Christianity with other religions. Albert Schweitzer (1875–1965) was a multifaceted thinker: theologian, doctor, missionary, philosopher, and musician, who unfortunately seems to be somewhat forgotten today

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Ortega y Gasset and the Bigotry of Culture,ts some flaws of modern culture in terms of bigotry and relates it to another phenomenon essential to modern science: specialization. The chapter shows how these traits of modern culture are the result of the emergence of a new kind of human being, a new anthropological category: the mass-man, as pr

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Actuality of Spirituality in the Paradigm of Human Flourishing,emic levels. At the individual level, in recent years, there have been several proposals in the field of health sciences that recognize, among others, two indispensable dimensions for human well-being: meaning and spirituality. This chapter offers a perspective of current studies in which the scienc

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Catalina Elena Dobretations of this dichotomy. Domain-specific languages are just what they are called: domain specific. All programming languages are domain-specific languages when they come into existence, but that changes as they evolve. Domain-specific languages are created to solve problems in a certain area (or m

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Jean-Luc Eggertations of this dichotomy. Domain-specific languages are just what they are called: domain specific. All programming languages are domain-specific languages when they come into existence, but that changes as they evolve. Domain-specific languages are created to solve problems in a certain area (or m