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Year: 2020Subject: SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Cultural studiesclear all
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7th SWS International Scientific Conference on Social Sciences ISCSS 2020
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GLOBAL CONRAD? THE SIMULATION OF COLONIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN VIDEO GAME ADAPTATIONS OF HEART OF DARKNESS

(STEF92 Technology, 2020, Nae Andrei)

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The historical practice of modern colonialism is strongly connected to the entrepreneurial culture of the 19th century. The colonial ideal of the civilizing mission was to be achieved with the help of colonial agents with entrepreneurial spirit whose capitalist enterprises would bring progress and prosperity to the exotic pre-modern cultural spaces of Africa. In this context of optimism with respect to entrepreneurship, capitalism, and colonization, Joseph ConradВ’s late Victorian novel, Heart of Darkness, conveys...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Cultural studies and Globalization2020
7th SWS International Scientific Conference on Social Sciences - ISCSS 2020
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INTERPRETING THE WORKS OF ART WITH LITERARY INSTRUMENTS IN MODERN ITALIAN CULTURE

(STEF92 Technology, 2020, V. Bandalo)

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This paper is focused on literary research of philological nature, scientifically grounded, that is at the same time multidisciplinarily validated from a theoretical standpoint and hence directly applicable to analogous artistic realms, such as visual arts, music, architecture, theater, spectacle, multimediality. Through close interpretative methodological approach, the present paper furnishes a variety of examples among the corpus of literary texts written by artists of diversified profiles in modern Italian cult...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Cultural studies and Globalization2020
7th SWS International Scientific Conference on Social Sciences ISCSS 2020
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THE INFLUENCE OF ROMANS CULTURE ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS AND BRIDGES IN DACIA

(STEF92 Technology, 2020, Costel Plescan, Elena Loredana Plescan)

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Both the literature and all the historical vestiges that we find today in the world, highlight the fact that over the centuries there has been a continuous transfer of knowledge from the Romans to the other peoples occupied by them. Roman culture was advanced at that time; we can remember that they loved music, theatre, architecture, construction, politics, astronomy, etc. This process also occurred in Dacia (part of today's Romania) marked by military conquest campaigns. The Danube River was and still is a natura...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Cultural studies and Globalization2020
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