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DETERMINANTS OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT. ABOUT THE POWER OF EXPANSION OF (NEW) TECHNOLOGIES

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Gwoździewicz S. , Cieślikowska M.

International Journal of New Economics and Social Sciences

2020

tom 11(1)

117-126

The article deals with contemporary problems resulting from technological progress. The authors outline the main determinants of social development, outlining the begin-nings of shaping the information society. The important issue of the impact of technol-ogy on the dimension and changes in social life was also raised. All the considerations entail an attempt to outline the direction of transformations carried out with new technologies, both in the global and individual dimensions. The article presents the issues of contemporary societies that bring together participants in a complex system, more and more interconnected and dependent on new technologies. new technologies, new media, social development, revolutions, information society Niniejszy artykuł traktuje o współczesnych problemach wynikających z postępu technologicznego. Autorki zarysowują główne determinanty społecznego rozwoju, nakreślając początki kształtowania społeczeństwa informacyjnego Poruszają przy tym istotny problem oddziaływania technologii na wymiar i zmiany życia społecznego. Całość rozważań niesie za sobą próbę nakreślenia kierunku dokonywanych przeobrażeń nowymi technologiami, zarówno w wymiarze globalnym, jak i jednostkowym. Artykuł poświęcony jest problematyce współczesnych społeczeństw, które skupiają uczestników złożonego układu, coraz bardziej ze sobą powiązanych i uzależnionych od nowych technologii. nowe technologie, nowe media, rozwój społeczny, rewolucje, społeczeństwo informacyjne

SOCIAL ACTIVITY OF ACADEMIC YOUTH. REPORT ON THE RESEARCH OF STUDENTS FROM THE MARIE CURIE-SKLODOWSKA UNIVERSITY IN LUBLIN

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Cieślikowska M. , Smalej O. , Wrochna P.

International Journal of New Economics and Social Sciences

2019

tom 9(1)

399-413

In today's world, social activity is an extremely important element in the process of building a civil society and social capital. Moreover, apart from activities for the common good, this aspect is a key element of personal development, allowing even to gain highly-valued experience in the labor market. Considering the age, lifestyle and educational capital of university students. it can be assumed that this group may be characterized by a high level of activity in the social field. However, numerous analyz-es carried out by research institutions indicate a low level of this activity among the university students. The article is an attempt to verify the above thesis based on studies carried out among students of the Marie Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin. In the assumption, the article points to: diagnosis of the tendency of students to undertake social activities; assessment of the values that determine pro-social and "pro-civil" attitudes, which constitute a barrier to the development of this field; and draws attention to the activi-ties that prevail, and which become marginalized.

Challenges of field research. Between involved participant and outside observer

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Chovgrani C. , Cieślikowska M. , Odyniec K.

International Journal of Pedagogy, Innovation and New Technologies

2019

tom 6(1)

122-126

The article is a theoretical contribution that deals with problems of field researcher. Shows difficulties related to researcher's morality, their role as a witness and an observer, describes etic and emic research. The authors begin their deliberations with an in-depth description of the essence of the relationship created between the arrived researcher and rooted in the given research community. They review anthropological research, pointing to valuable discoveries of field researchers, and do not bypass the description of difficult situations related to the experience of social relations that can not be experienced or described adequately from the privacy of an office.