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Doc. PhDr. Daniela FOBELOVÁ, CSc
e-mail: fobelova@fhv.umb.sk
tel.: 048/ 4465625
She joined the Pedagogical
Faculty in Banská Bystrica, then a faculty of Forestry and Timber Trade
University in Zvolen in 1978, following her university studies at the
Philosophical Faculty (PF) of M. V. Lomonosov State University in Moscow,
specialising in Philosophy. In 1980 she completed the rigorous process
at the PF Comenius University (CU) in Bratislava and in 1984 she completed
her postgraduate study leading to CSc. at the PF of M. V. Lomonosov
State University in Moscow. In 1988 she started her habilitation process
at the PF CU in Bratislava which was reinstated by the FH, MBU in Banská
Bystrica in 2002. In 1990-1992 she was engaged in a 4-term innovative
postgraduate study in Philosophy completed by the defence of her dissertation
at the PF CU in Bratislava. From 1990 to 1998 she was a member of the
Department of Philosophical Sciences at MBU. She lectured and conducted
seminars in philosophical aesthetics and the history of modern philosophy
as a part of the Philosophy specialisation curricula, which she was
also an academic guarantor of. She also conducted common core seminars
in systematic philosophy and lectured in philosophical and cultural
studies subjects for full-time and part-time studies. In the period
of the formative years of the DPS at the FH MBU in Banská Bystrica she
co-authored major objectives of the department. In the academic years
1994-95 and 1997-98 she supervised two postgraduate students and three
doctoral students of the DSLL of the FH MBU in philosophical aesthetics.
She also supervised and opposed many Master's Dissertations and Bachelors'
final works. In 1995 she was a visiting lecturer at the Protestant Faculty
of Theology at CU in Bratislava. She gave a lecture entitled From Mythology
to Postmodernism. Since 2000 she has been involved in lecturing tours
at the University of Management and Social Affairs in Tychy, Poland,
where she has served as a visiting professor, and also at the PI of
SU in Katowice, Poland, where she gave a series of lectures on the philosophy
of culture. In 1997 she served as a chairman of the FH and MBU Academic
Senates, following her post as a Vice-chairman of the FH Academic Senate
in 1995-97. Concurrently, she was a member of the MBU Rector's Board,
the FH Dean's Board and a member of the editorial board and of the Academic
Vice-Dean's Committees. He also held the post of a MBU representative
in the Higher Educational Council of Slovak Universities as a member
of its executive board. She has also served as an opponent in many habilitation
and inauguration committees. In 1998 she lectured at the 20th International
Philosophical Congress in Boston, USA. She currently holds the position
of Docent, (acknowledged in 2002) at the DEA, the FH, MBU, (established
in 1991). Her area of expertise is the field of philosophical-aesthetics,
eco-philosophy and cultural studies as well as broader issues of the
history of philosophy and ethics. She serves as an academic guarantor
of the study specialisation Aesthetic Education. Since 1992 she has
been a member of the Permanent Co-ordination Board of the Ministry of
Culture for the International Conference entitled Ethics- Ecumenics-Ecology.
She is the principal investigator of 7 academic research projects (VEGA)
in Slovakia and 3 international research projects (COST and DAAD). Her
academic and pedagogical activities include active co - operation with
renowned institutions, e. g. Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe-Technk und
Umwelt Institut für Technikfolgenabschätzung und Systemanalyse Karlsruhe
in Germany (FK), the UMSA in Tychy, Poland, the PI of SU in Katowice,
Poland and Forschungszenter für angewandte Ethik Universität Salzburg
in Austria. In 2003 she took part in a mobility programme (the DAAD
project in Germany). She has been a member of the KEGA committee of
the ME of the Slovak Republic since 2003.
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