Gabriel Paľa
Biographic Data
| ID | 9026730 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gabriel Paľa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gabriel |
| FAMILY NAME | Paľa |
| SIGNATURE | PALA G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Prešov |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3544-8713 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Family, Faith Community, and Resilience in the Age of Post-Truth and Artificial Intelligence
Aim. This paper examines the role of family and faith community in strengthening psychosocial resilience, particularly among young people whose development is negatively affected by the growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) and the prevailing context of post-truth culture. Concept. We proceed from the premise that the quality of family life and family resilience constitute key factors in the healthy intellectual, emotional, and psychosocial…
The Necessity of Metaphysics in the Context of Contemporary Youth Social Support
Aim. This study analyses the renewed relevance of metaphysics in the context of contemporary challenges faced by young people, with special emphasis on identity formation, psychological vulnerability, and social support, investigating how metaphysical frameworks contribute to psycho-social development, value stability, and existential resilience. Methods. The study applies a theoretical and interdisciplinary approach combining philosophical analy…
Psychological-Social Attitudes of Seniors Towards Stressful Situations in the Home Environment
Aim. The main goal of the article is to point out the attitude of seniors to stressful situations in the home environment from a psychological-social perspective. The authors identify selected categories of problem areas in the lives of seniors, which they later analyze in qualitative research. Methods. The authors used a literary-descriptive method and an open coding theory grounded in the empirical investigation of the methods. Qualitative rese…
Literary and Arts Sciences
Aim. The article aims to offer a theoretical approach to the literary sciences and art, in essential aspects such as their general theoretical and methodological assumptions, the relations with other sciences, and the functions performed by the literary sciences and art in the system of culture. Methods. The research methods used were the inductive-deductive and the analytical-synthetic. Results. As a result, a theoretical article is presented wh…
Methods of Re-Education of Specific Learning Disorders
Aim. In a qualitative empirical exploration, the authors use case study research to identify opportunities for re-education of specific learning disabilities in two cases. They identify and analyse the methods and organisation of teaching and the intervention plan for change. They evaluate the effectiveness of the intervention procedures and highlight specific practical experiences of educators in working with pupils. Methods. The study analyses …
Cancer as a disease of civilization in the sociological concepts of suffering, emotion and affect
The authors undertake a thorough analysis of the sociological concepts of suffering, emotion, and affect in the context of cancer as a disease of civilization. To that end, firstly, they explore the social logic of care and the gift in order to embark on the n. of the social relation between a designation of cancer as a disease of civilization and the development of modern societies. The authors examine the place and perception of cancer-affected…
The culture of the body in the media space of postmodern society
According to M. Fforde, the era of postmodernity is characterized by a form of cultural collapse, as it reveals many phenomena indicating that contemporary humans are on the path towards ‘desocialization.’ This process represents an overall cultural shift as well as changes in the existing anthropological paradigms. This paper is dedicated to an analysis of the issue of religion as social capital in conditions of increasing societal risks. We wor…
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Cancer as a disease of civilization in the sociological concepts of suffering, emotion and affect
The authors undertake a thorough analysis of the sociological concepts of suffering, emotion, and affect in the context of cancer as a disease of civilization. To that end, firstly, they explore the social logic of care and the gift in order to embark on the n. of the social relation between a designation of cancer as a disease of civilization and the development of modern societies. The authors examine the place and perception of cancer-affected…
The culture of the body in the media space of postmodern society
According to M. Fforde, the era of postmodernity is characterized by a form of cultural collapse, as it reveals many phenomena indicating that contemporary humans are on the path towards ‘desocialization.’ This process represents an overall cultural shift as well as changes in the existing anthropological paradigms. This paper is dedicated to an analysis of the issue of religion as social capital in conditions of increasing societal risks. We wor…
Methods of Re-Education of Specific Learning Disorders
Aim. In a qualitative empirical exploration, the authors use case study research to identify opportunities for re-education of specific learning disabilities in two cases. They identify and analyse the methods and organisation of teaching and the intervention plan for change. They evaluate the effectiveness of the intervention procedures and highlight specific practical experiences of educators in working with pupils. Methods. The study analyses …
Psychological-Social Attitudes of Seniors Towards Stressful Situations in the Home Environment
Aim. The main goal of the article is to point out the attitude of seniors to stressful situations in the home environment from a psychological-social perspective. The authors identify selected categories of problem areas in the lives of seniors, which they later analyze in qualitative research. Methods. The authors used a literary-descriptive method and an open coding theory grounded in the empirical investigation of the methods. Qualitative rese…
Literary and Arts Sciences
Aim. The article aims to offer a theoretical approach to the literary sciences and art, in essential aspects such as their general theoretical and methodological assumptions, the relations with other sciences, and the functions performed by the literary sciences and art in the system of culture. Methods. The research methods used were the inductive-deductive and the analytical-synthetic. Results. As a result, a theoretical article is presented wh…
Family, Faith Community, and Resilience in the Age of Post-Truth and Artificial Intelligence
Aim. This paper examines the role of family and faith community in strengthening psychosocial resilience, particularly among young people whose development is negatively affected by the growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) and the prevailing context of post-truth culture. Concept. We proceed from the premise that the quality of family life and family resilience constitute key factors in the healthy intellectual, emotional, and psychosocial…
The Necessity of Metaphysics in the Context of Contemporary Youth Social Support
Aim. This study analyses the renewed relevance of metaphysics in the context of contemporary challenges faced by young people, with special emphasis on identity formation, psychological vulnerability, and social support, investigating how metaphysical frameworks contribute to psycho-social development, value stability, and existential resilience. Methods. The study applies a theoretical and interdisciplinary approach combining philosophical analy…
Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social science (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Contemporary society (2 works) · Educational Methods and Teacher Development (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Gerontology (2 works) · Medicine (2 works)