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BAES S2
Polish Language and Culture, Part 2
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Aristotle's approach to ethics
Based on the act and
potency
model and the rational capacity of humans, emphasizing happiness (
eudaimonia
) as the ultimate end goal
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Which Polish Prince baptised for the first time in 965?
Mieszko I
Who was the first saint venerated in Poland?
St.
Adalbert
of Prague (
Wojciech
)
Who wrote the first chronicle in Poland?
Gallus Anonymus
What was the first capital of the Polish kingdom during the Middle Ages?
Gniezno
Which Polish king created the winged hussars?
Stephen Bathory
Which Polish king defeated the Ottomans during the battle of the siege of Vienna?
John III Sobieski
Which Polish king founded the Studiom Generale, the cradle of the University of Kraków?
Casimir
III
the G
reat
What was the name of the treaty signing the stable union between Poland and Lithuania?
Union of Lublin
Who was the Polish painter who represented every event in Polish history?
Jan
Matejko
After which war did Poland recover its independence after its partitions?
World War I
Language and Meaning: System-Dependent Meaning
Words derive their meanings from their relative positions within a
language system.
Linguistic Representation: Control Over Meaning
We have no ultimate control over the meanings of words, as meanings are shaped by the
language system
and
cultural context.
Text: Definition
A text is the
amalgamation
of
words
and their
meanings
, as used in context.
Text: No Hierarchy
Derrida argues against
hierarchical structures
within texts, suggesting that every element contributes to its
meaning.
Text: Existence and Juxtaposition
Our way of understanding and
existence
is through the
juxtaposition
of words and meanings.
Text: “There is nothing outside the text”
This famous phrase implies that all
interpretation
is textual, and meaning arises only within the
interplay
of texts.
Text: Glas
In his work "Glas,"
Derrida
destabilizes assumed meanings by confronting them with
alternative
interpretations.