Lectio: Janne Rantala

THE MEDIEVAL MONASTIC movement preserved and developed reading practices– lectio—from ancient Greek pedagogy as a slow, mindful approach to reading for formation. This ancient way ...

Interest in reading the Holy Scriptures is an important aspect of faith formation among Catholic Youth (OMK). However, various challenges, such as busy daily activities and the inf...

W ramach czasopisma „Biblica et Patristica Thoruniensia” otwieramy nową sekcję poświęconą tomizmowi biblijnemu, w której będą zamieszczane artykuły i studia odkrywające biblijny pr...

The epigraph for this discussion on Janne Teller’s (2010) Nothing, an artful and iconoclastic work of young adult fiction from Denmark, comes from the notebooks of the Danish philo...

Sintered ceramic semiconductors can be used to monitor the surrounding gas atmosphere. It is based on the conductivity response of the semiconductor to the surface reactions on the...

Nekrolog Leif Rantala 1947–2015...

Silent stakeholders in regulatory policy In this first of a four-part series, Kati Rantala from the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Helsinki examines silent...

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