Academic literature on the topic 'Artide'

From the expandingfield of popularscience fiction this artide concentrates on three sf-films: Star Tre k: First Contact (1999), Terminator 2: ludgement Day(199i) and Alien Resurrection (1997). In all three films we find different variations on a stereotype representation of femininity. The artide begins with a discussion of populär culture and the images we meet everyday, and stresses the importance of remembering which genre one works with. Three common tropes are analysed: the mother, the monster and the machine. In Star Trek: First Contactwe find the borg-queen; a variation of the evil she-monster disguised as a machine. In Terminator 2 we have a strong heroine who is described in a very ambivalent way. The artide argues that Alien: Resurrection represents a different kind of populär culture. It is an example of a populär film that plays with the genre's rules in an ironic fashion, and in the film we have a different representation of Ripley as both mother and monster that reaches beyond the stereotype.

Since critics first alleged that feminism claimed to speak for all women, feminist researchers have been aware of the limitations of gender as a single analytical category. Leslie McCall argues in this artide for the need to consider the methodological aspects of intersectional analyses. Three approaches to the complexity of intersectionality are identified, anticategorical, intercategorical and intracategorical. McCall argues for the benefits of the intercategorical approach to complexity which does not reject existing and established analytical categories but works to reframe them. The artide was originally published in English in Signs: Journal of Women in Culture andSociety 2005, vol. 30, nr 3.

The rapid development of science and technology also has an impact on the development of crime, one of which is the crime of defamation. Defamation is a crime that has its own characteristics that cannot be equated with crimes in general, because it is a special crime that needs to be regulated in a legal system. In positive law this act is regulated in Artides 310-321 of the Criminal Code and also Artide 27 paragraph (3) in conjunction with Artide 45 of the ITE Law. Then in Islamic law this act is induded in jarimah hudud. Normative legal research is legal research used in this research, which is prescriptive in nature by using sources of legal materials, booh primary legal materials and secondary legal materials. The approach used is comparative. The results of the study are that both Positive Law and Islamic Law explicitly regulate acts of defamation, these two legal systems have the same characteristics in determining the qualifications of defamation offenses and criminal liability, the only difference relates to the type of punishment given to the two perpetrators of defamation.

The necessity of mass proletariat formation and the essence of the professional shol development in 1920-1930have been considered in the article. Interconnections with main processes of public life such as enthusiasm, class approach and corenization have been cleared up in the artide. Command system proved to be noneffective in solving problems dynamic development. But still it provided enterprises with manpover. The modern innovation policy in manpower market should be formed on the basis of the positive experience.