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Searching for dynamical organic developmental processes. Methodological remarks

Dariusz A. Szkutnik
Filozofia i Nauka | 2019 | Tom 7 | Część 2 | 183-190
Keywords regeneration development cause factors
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Author’s aim is to highlight problems related to the course of regulatory processes in the structures of the living organism. In this research area the question arises what is the task of causal factors and mechanisms governing regeneration processes, including building new parts of the body. Despite the vast knowledge already gained in this field, the way to restore the functional regeneration of some structures of the organism is still to be discovered.

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Dariusz A. Szkutnik

Green spaces as strategy for urban regeneration and development – examples from Bratislava

Katarína Kristiánová Ľubica Vitková
Teka Komisji Urbanistyki i Architektury Oddziału Polskiej Akademii Nauk w Krakowie | 2016 | vol. XLIV | 283-288
Keywords green space urban regeneration urban development strategies
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The small scale green areas, urban parks, urban forests or natural green areas are vital components of the urban structure of cities. This paper, using examples from Bratislava, analyzes the successful and lost opportunities to apply the concept of green space as a strategy for urban regeneration and development, and discusses the ways to incorporate this concept in the teaching and educational practices in the fields of urbanism and landscape architecture.

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Katarína Kristiánová
Ľubica Vitková

Merging and Differentiating. On the Historiographic Models of Modernism in Poland

Piotr Juszkiewicz
Rocznik Historii Sztuki | 2021 | No XLVI | 27-42 | DOI: 10.24425/rhs.2021.138207
Keywords modernism modernisation regeneration experience of modernisation modernism in Poland historiography history of art
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The text outlines a project of research on modernism in Poland, of which the key element is the heuristic model as the effect of the social reaction to the processes of modernisation. On the one hand, they caused the belief about their negative impact on European civilisation; on the other hand, they triggered the need for a comprehensive regeneration of humanity and its living space.
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The Cambridge History of Modernism, red. Vincent Sherry, Cambridge 2016.
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Piotr Juszkiewicz
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ORCID: ORCID
  1. Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza, Poznań

The Importance of Urban Regeneration Through Cultural Heritage the Case of Bab Touma Square in Damascus, Syria
. = Znaczenie rewitalizacji miast poprzez dziedzictwo kulturowe przypadek placu Bab Touma w Damaszku, Syria

Nawarah Al Basha Nebras Khadour
Teka Komisji Urbanistyki i Architektury Oddziału Polskiej Akademii Nauk w Krakowie | 2021 | vol. XLIX | 317-323 | DOI: 10.24425/tkuia.2021.138718
Keywords urban regeneration cultural heritage natural heritage local identity spatial attachment
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Utilizing cultural heritage in the process of urban regeneration of cities is becoming key principle that can guarantee creating sustainable spaces. Its role is accentuated even more nowadays with globalization processes exposing most parts of the world to similar influences. This research discusses the concept of urban regeneration as a comprehensive development approach and highlights the potential role of tangible, intangible and natural components of cultural heritage as leading actors in this approach. By studying the case of Bab Touma square, a historical urban square in Damascus, the research aims to set forth the importance of communicating those cultural elements as a mean to strengthening spatial identity and spatial attachment towards a space. The research adopts an analytical method and tracks the urban development phases of the square in order to define how they contributed to the change of the square’s image and identity, considering such urban spaces in the city with so many symbolic, cultural and historical values as generative points that could play a vital role in activating the process of urban regeneration of the city.
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Authors and Affiliations

Nawarah Al Basha
ORCID: ORCID
Nebras Khadour
1
ORCID: ORCID
  1. Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences — MATE, Urban Planning and Garden Art, Institute of Landscape Architecture

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