Challenging the mainstream 'feel-good' approach to social innovation, this analysis by Julie Froud and Karel Williams advocates for a radical practice requiring political struggle, mobilization, and financial/ecological viability. It critiques the undiscussed aspects of mainstream usage, emphasizing

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In Margaret Drabble's novel "The Realms of Gold," Frances and Karel navigate lost love, family dynamics, and professional pursuits amidst the backdrop of history and archaeology. The intricate plot weaves together themes of survival, true love, and reconciliation, showcasing the resilience of the ch

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Before 1989, Eastern European animators faced challenges under Stalinism, leading to a focus on folk tales and legends. Czechoslovakia played a significant role with studios like AFIT and key figures like Karel Zeman and Jiří Trnka influencing the development of puppet animation and unique visual

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Delve into the life and works of Karel Čapek, a prominent Czech writer known for his thought-provoking themes and innovative storytelling. From his exploration of human nature to his analysis of societal issues, this overview provides insight into the enduring relevance of Čapek's writing and the

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Czechoslovakian animation history reflects the impact of Stalinism, with a shift towards social and political themes post-1989. Key figures like Karel Zeman and Jiří Trnka played a significant role in shaping the country's animation landscape, blending puppet animation with live action in innovati

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Robotics, a field with origins in Czech playwright Karel Capek's play, encompasses a diverse range of autonomous systems, including robots, androids, and cyborgs. Laws of Robotics proposed by Asimov highlight ethical considerations in robotics. Types of robots include manipulators and mobile manipul

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