Description
Book SynopsisThis book consists of scientific chapters devoted to innovative approaches to examination of anthropocentrism. It depicts human beings as physical, spiritual, social and cultural creatures perceived through the lingual and literary lens. The publication has an intercultural foundation, as it examines Slovak, Russian, German, English and Romanian languages.
The authors of the book discuss issues which transcend the boundaries of philological research. They apply knowledge from various fields, such as psychology, communication theory, aesthetics, mass media and other social sciences in order to obtain relevant scientific results. The authors present critical analyses and interpretations of contemporary theoretical and practical problems occurring in the selected areas of expertise, and outline the perspective research possibilities.
Table of ContentsLanguage – Literature – Philology – Slovak – Russian – German – English – Romanian languages – Interdisciplinary – Anthropocentrism – Culture – Social context – Psychology – Communication theory – Aesthetics – Mass media – Social sciences – Interpretation of the world – Synchronic-diachronic approach
