Browsing by Subject "Nonconformist"

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    Secularidad y espacios de enterramiento en la Inglaterra del siglo XIX
    (Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones, 2019-12-26) Rugg, Julie
    This paper challenges the contention that secularity is always central to the idea of the cemetery. In largely England a ‘culture war’ was enjoined between supporters of the Church of England and various denominations of Protestant Dissent. The cemetery was a focus of conflict, centred on the degree of control exercised by the Established Church. This conflict did not reflect demand for ‘civic’ funerals. Protestant Nonconformists sought to secure burial space where they might express their own beliefs. Through the 19 th century and up until the First World War, the framing of burial law was accompanied by divisive debate. Cemeteries came to signify both religious freedom and the oppressive influence of the Established Church. Cemetery establishment was also accompanied by regulation on sanitary burial management, but this did not define burial space as being innately secular. Rather, in England the cemetery was, and remains, a spatial co-production of sanitary technology, municipal bureaucracy and spiritual expression.
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    Semantic modelling of self-realization of the personality
    (Universidad de Murcia. Servicio de Publicaciones, 2022) Dyakov, Sergey Ivanovich
    The research is focused on studying self-organization of the personality in aspect of subjectness. The technique of modeling of social and role identification of the personality is presented. The research objective - to define semantic constructs self-updating in modeling of per-sonal identification. Methods and techniques of a research. Semantic approach in structuring dichot-omizing couples of constructs of personal identification is used. Offered original technique "Semantic Modelling of Self-organization of the Person-ality" ("SMSOP"). Respondents fill "Repertoire lattices" of J. Kelly. Results of sample are factorized. Respondents make modeling of in images "I am-real", "I am-ideal" and also images of "The Self-updated Personality" (SUP) and "Nonconformist" (NC), using a set of the linguistic constructs received by means of repertoire lattices of J. Kelly). Sample – students-psychologists, the 218th persons. Results and discussion. Comparative data of constructs self-updating (in as-pect "I am-ideal") and the SUP and Oil Company models showed. Though SUP is a reference model of achievements of the personality (according to A. Maslow, etc.), and the NC discloses properties of self-affirmation, in semantics of mental self-organization (MSO) of the personality, respond-ents aren't focused fully on these standards. Results of the factorial analysis showed features of semantics of MSO of the identity of students in aspect self-updating ("I am-ideal"): emotional spontaneity and, at the same time, strength of mind and self-confidence and also communication and wellbe-ing in life (connected with intellectuality, ingenuity). Conclusions. Semantics self-updating persons reveals for youth in the posi-tions defining possible, achievable aspects of prospect of their life. The SUP and NC models are "perfect" for them.