Civilization and Culture by Fragueiro, Alfredo

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Nomadland and the negation of the predicate by Zabalza, Sergio

“…Nomadland is a precious exercise to explore the subjective zone in which reason, far from abandoning itself to skepticism, gives place to the always contingent horizon of our existence. …”
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SUBJECTION AND RECOGNIZABILITY: AGAINST RECOGNITION’S INNOCENCE IN AXEL HONNETH by Gorriti, Jacinta

“…However, Honneth affirms that these skeptical stances are based on the idea that every recognitional praxis reproduces in some way the dominating social order. …”
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The Rise and Fall of Massive Open Online Course by Laaser, Wolfram

“…Both concepts caused enormous enthusiasm on educators and institutions, but also generated skepticism and strong criticism from several researchers who considered the concepts as scarcely novel and judged the theoretical fundamentals as imprecise and insufficiently related to already existing theories. …”
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