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Il pianeta in quarantena: la pandemia e la malattia, aspetti letterari e interdisciplinari (The planet in quarantine; the pandemic and the disease ; literary and interdisciplinary aspects)

This volume, which gathers contributions, some of which were presented at the conference “From Dante to the Present Day: Disease Outbreaks, Epidemics, and Pandemics in Language, Literature, and Culture” held in Split in September 2021, contains twelve chapters authored by professors and researchers from various European universities; eleven are in Italian and one is in …

Raskoljnikov ne sanja COVID-19

Autor započinje rad tvrdnjom da pandemiji COVID-19 pristupa kao singularnom događaju. U nastavku se osvrće na niz filozofskih opisa epidemije koji, po njegovu shvaćanju, ne uvažavaju jedinstvenost zdravstvene krize. Navodi niz autora i usredotočuje se na zajedničku im praksu uklapanja krize u već zgotovljene teorijske modele. U nastavku otvara pitanje književnosti i epidemije i pokazuje …

Attachment and intellectual humility as predictors of attitudes towards vaccination and vaccines in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic

Health behavior, including attitudes towards vaccination, is affected by various personal, contextual and broader social factors. This paper focuses on attachment and intellectual humility as potential predictors of attitudes towards vaccination and predictors of vaccination status in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The starting hypothesis was that there is a significant correlation between attachment …

(Non) Singing During The COVID-19 Pandemic – Opinions and Emotional Experience of Students From 5th to 8th Grade of Primary Schools in The Republic of Croatia

Singing is an important factor in the teaching of Music Culture and, in addition to the compulsory content, an activity that is carried out the most. The scientific literature confirms that singing sparks positive emotional reactions in students to a great extent. With the proclamation of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, almost all singing …