COMMUNICATION PROCESSES AND A WORLD PICTURE OF PERSONALITY

Examines the impact of communicative processes on the formation of the personal picture of the world. In the communication are important values and meanings of words communicants. Reflection promotes interpersonal cognition.Рассматривается влияние коммуникативных процессов на формирование личностной картины мира. В коммуникации важны значения и смыслы слов коммуникантов. Рефлексия способствует межличностному познанию

To the problem communication development of personality

The article discusses the characteristics of the communication process, affecting the development of personalityВ статье рассматриваются характеристики коммуникативного процесса, влияющего на развитие личност

To the development of creativity personality

The article examines the personal qualities are important for the development of its creativityВ статье рассматриваются качества личности, важные для развития ее креативност

The development of competence personality in the educational process

The article deals with the factors of formation of personal competence, creativity and the development of a positive attitude to lifeВ статье рассматриваются факторы формирования компетентности личности, креативности и развитие позитивного отношения к жизн

Psycho-pedagogical aspects of development of creative abilities

The main approaches to the study of creative abilities (creativity) are considered. Creativity is studied as a personal quality, as self-realization and selfdevelopment of a personРассматриваются основные подходы к исследованию творческих способностей (креативности). Креативность исследуется как личностное качество, как самореализация и саморазвитие личност

Psychological and pedagogical aspects of maintenance of educational process

This article discusses the application of the principles of the Gestalt approach and positive psychology educational process for the development of activity and creativity (creative skills) personality.В статье рассматриваются применение принципов гештальт-подхода и позитивной психологии учебном процессе для развития активности и креативности (творческих способностей) личности

Design for porous prisons

Thesis (M. Arch.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Architecture, 2009.Includes bibliographical references (p. 61-62).Incarcerating over two million prisoners a year costs the government an astounding twenty-six billion dollars annually, which means the government spends the same amount of money on each inmate as any American would make a year working a minimum wage job. Although cities "generate" the majority of offenders most U.S. prisons are located outside of cities. Every year more than six hundred thousand prisoners are released to return home, but almost fifty percent of the released return back to prison within three years. This migration of offenders back and forth between the cities they live in and rural prisons rendersthese prisons to be a significant part of the urban gestalt. This migration of people from their home communities to rural prisons renders prisons and people they house to be culturally and economically an integral part of urban community. Nevertheless, the money spent on prisons is housed outside of the communities. This thesis does not claim to be a reformation to prison system but, rather, to prison architecture. Through the medium of architectural design, this thesis will attempt to instigate a dialogue questioning the following hypothesis: Spatial and visual interaction with the outside world is necessary for the sustainable reformation of prison inmates. Economic revitalization of the areas with high rates of incarceration can subsequently reduce these rates. Merging these two propositions gives a rise to following key questions: "What are the architectural implications of a prison that is both secure to prevent escape and porous to allow for the infiltration of the community that surrounds it? And, what are the urban implications of an institution that, instead of benefiting corporations, gives back to the community in terms of space and resources?"(cont.) I propose to test the limits of this proposal in an architectural and urban form dismantled over the fabric of New Orleans. This report will describe the background research conducted in order to define an architectural problem for a Master of Architecture thesis and the design solution that came out of this hypothesis.by Viktorija Abolina.M.Arch

The problem of personality self-development in educational process

he article deals with the aspects of personal self-development in the educational process: the development of reflexive ability, communicative competence, adaptation to changes, focus on the futureВ статье рассматриваются аспекты саморазвития личности в учебном процессе: развитие рефлексивной способности, коммуникативной компетентности, адаптации к изменениям, ориентация на будуще

Corporate icons in the suburban landscape

Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 2013.This electronic version was submitted by the student author. The certified thesis is available in the Institute Archives and Special Collections.Cataloged from student-submitted PDF version of thesis.Includes bibliographical references (p. 86-89).The image of the modern workplace in the American suburb has long been a contentious topic of discussion among academics, planning and development professionals, and the public. Today, the critics of office parks in the low-density neighborhoods are applauding the idea of reverse migration back to the city. It is no doubt a trend for large competitive corporations and one that this thesis will explore. But in their day, the suburban corporate centers represented the epitome of advanced thinking about corporate organization, productivity, innovation, marketing, and architecture. This thesis will focus on how these large centers came into being, how they functioned and their continuing legacy. The principal cases and relevant examples discussed were designed by renowned 20th century architects and are of an iconic architectural value. The classic examples examined include: General Motors Technical Center, Deere and Company, PepsiCo, and Union Carbide. The hypothesis is that the day of suburban corporate centers is not over, that despite the changes in corporate culture and work-life, the lure of the isolated center in the landscape is so powerful that it will continue to be valuable to companies - but in new ways: as amenity locations for workers, and with new kinds of uses and activities incorporated into the centers.by Viktorija Abolina.M.C.P

Discourses about Miracle: Spectrum of Positions

The study is devoted to construct a typology of discourses about a miracle. Discourses are interpreted in this case not in a linguistic, but in a philosophical sense, as a certain “way of talking” about a chosen phenomenon. This includes the ontological and ideological position of the speaker (writer), emotional and value pathos, a communicative attitude or lack thereof, a message to the listener (reader) of specific views and beliefs. The author distinguishes three groups of discourses on the ideological basis: 1) a miracle, understood as supernatural, but accessible for communication; 2) a miracle understood as a man-made, purely human phenomenon; 3) a miracle as the result of a “dual determination” coming from both the transcendent and the person himself. The miracle is initially interpreted in the article as a positive phenomenon that can be described and expressed in speech without directly naming the word itself. Within the first group of discourses, the following are considered: religious (Christian), mythological and fairy-tale discourse, and the fate-providentialist discourse is also highlighted. The second approach, connected with the denial of the supernatural, speaks of a miracle in the context of its scientific and technical creation, as well as hopes for a miracle within the framework of progressive and utopian concepts. The third type of discourses, combining the view of a miracle as coming from above and from the person himself, includes mystical-magical, existential and creativistic discourses - interpreting the theme of creativity. The mystical-magical discourse describes a miracle as the result of illumination and as a consequence of persistent spiritual searches. In the existential discourse, represented by fiction, there is also a place for describing a miracle as a magical nature and a magical fate. In creative discourse, the miracle is the very act of the birth of a new one. Summing up what has been said, the author emphasizes that he presents readers with nothing more than a sketch that requires further work and thematic disclosure