Author: Karolis Žibas
Institute: Vilnius University
Year of assertion: 2012

The dissertation seeks to comprehensively reveal the particular features of the beginning of Chinese and Turkish immigration (in the country of origin) and ending with the formation of migration networks (in the country of destination), which covers Chinese and Turkish social relations, their participation in the labour market, access to housing, education and social welfare. Finally, attitudes of the Chinese and Turkish immigrants towards long-term residency in Lithuania and acquisition of Lithuanian citizenship are analysed. The dissertation presents the newest statistical data about immigration dynamics and the dominant immigration structure in Lithuania. More

Author: Aurelijus Zykas
Institute: Vytautas Magnus University, Faculty of Political Science and Diplomacy
Year of assertion: 2011

Disertacijoje analizuojami Japonijos viešosios diplomatijos ypatumai ir pokyčiai XX-XXI a. sandūroje ir identifikuojami veiksniai, turintys įtaką Japonijos įvaizdžio formavimo sėkmei. Iškeliama darbo problema: kokiomis priemonėmis Japonijos vyriausybei pavyksta užtikrinti savo tarptautinio įvaizdžio sėkmę XXI a. pradžioje, ir kokie pagrindiniai iššūkiai jai kyla besikeičiančiame pasaulyje po Šaltojo karo. Disertacijoje savarankiškai sukonstruojama šalies įvaizdžio politikos struktūrinė-proceso schema, kurioje be tokių viešosios diplomatijos dėmenų kaip tikslai, objektas, subjektas, veiklos ir priemonės, didelis dėmesys skiriamas šalies įvaizdžio šaltinių veiksnio įtraukimui per enkapsuliavimo ir imanentinio trikampio mechanizmus.

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Author: Dalia Švambarytė
Institute: Vilnius University
Year of assertion: 2005

Political, cultural and literary borrowings of Chinese origin are firmly rooted in the Japanese soil. Yang Guifei, a character of Tang dinasty’s China, was made immortal by Bai Juyi, and through his poem The Everlasting Sorrow made its way into Japanese literature. This article attempts to contribute to the discussion regarding the influence that her story made on Genji monogatari by concentrating on the polyphony of its reflections in personae and composition of Murasaki Shikibu’s narration, driving parallels between the temperaments in the Chinese poem, the Japanese novel and No drama Yōkihi, and arguing their differences in the light of buddhistic reintepretation of the Chinese morals in either The Tale of Genji or the No production. The article is supplied with Lithuanian translation of the Bai Juyi’s poem.

Author: Arūnas Gelūnas
Institute: Vytautas Magnus University
Year of assertion: 2001

The author discusses the philosophical ideas of the so called “first Japanese philosopher” Kitaro Nishida and French  phenomenological philosopher Maurice Merleau-Ponty.