1. Rethinking English studies through AI : challenges, ethics, and innovationTomaž Onič, Mladen Borovič, David Hazemali, 2025, other scientific articles Keywords: chatbots, artificial intelligence, generative artificial intelligence, large language models, English studies
Published in DKUM: 27.08.2025; Views: 0; Downloads: 6
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2. Izzivi komuniciranja samooskrbe v času podnebnih in družbenih spremembTomaž Onič, Ana Vovk, David Hazemali, Tjaša Mohar, Bernarda Leva, Nastja Prajnč Kacijan, Kirsten Hempkin, Katja Plemenitaš, Barbara Majcenovič Kline, 2025, independent scientific component part or a chapter in a monograph Abstract: Pomen pojma »samooskrba« postaja v sodobnem času vse kompleksnejši, saj poleg ekonomskih vključuje tudi socialne, kulturne, okoljske in politične razsežnosti. Posledično se spreminja tudi način komuniciranja o samooskrbi, ki poleg tehničnega informiranja o individualni neodvisnosti zdaj vključuje tudi oblikovanje stališč, vedenjskih vzorcev in identitet. Pričujoči prispevek obravnava komuniciranje samooskrbe kot večplastnega diskurznega procesa in poudari pomen razumevanja teh praks za spodbujanje trajnostno usmerjene družbe. Pri analizi procesov komuniciranja imata pomembno vlogo dva jezikoslovna pristopa, in sicer teorija okvirjanja in teorija govornih dejanj, s pomočjo katerih je komunikacijo mogoče vrednotiti in objektivneje analizirati. Prispevek želi tudi opozoriti na sodobno spoznanje, da je razumevanje komuniciranja samooskrbe ključno ne le za učinkovito širjenje informacij, temveč tudi za aktivno oblikovanje trajnostno naravnane družbe.
Keywords: komuniciranje samooskrbe, samooskrba, trajnostnost, teorija okvirjanja, teorija govornih dejanj
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3. Communicating the climate crisis : stories in the classroomNastja Prajnč Kacijan, Bernarda Leva, Barbara Majcenovič Kline, David Hazemali, Tjaša Mohar, Katja Plemenitaš, Tomaž Onič, Kirsten Hempkin, 2025, independent scientific component part or a chapter in a monograph Abstract: As the climate crisis escalates, educators find themselves frequently having to engage with this issue in a classroom context. A significant contribution that educators, especially language teachers, can make is connected to communicating about environmental questions and helping learners develop the critical skills and competences to engage with such questions fully. In this contribution, we present a series of tasks drawing upon the medium of stories – both fiction and non-fiction, for younger and older learners – which are designed to develop a number of key competences: enhance vocabulary in English relating to climate issues; develop awareness of the key themes regarding these issues; increase learners' critical thinking (regarding the use of language specifically) concerning information available on climate change and related issues.
Keywords: climate fiction, communicating climate crisis, stories in the classroom, didactics, language teaching
Published in DKUM: 26.08.2025; Views: 0; Downloads: 9
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4. Trajnostna destinacijska komunikacija v teoriji in praksiDavid Hazemali, Tomaž Onič, Tjaša Mohar, Barbara Majcenovič Kline, Nastja Prajnč Kacijan, Katja Plemenitaš, Kirsten Hempkin, Ana Vovk, Bernarda Leva, 2025, independent scientific component part or a chapter in a monograph Abstract: Prispevek obravnava koncept trajnostne destinacijske komunikacije kot ključni element sodobnega turizma. V ospredje postavlja vlogo komunikacije pri spodbujanju trajnostnega vedenja, gradnji zaupanja ter ustvarjanju dolgoročnega odnosa med destinacijo, obiskovalci in lokalno skupnostjo. Avtorji opozarjajo, da zgolj uporaba pojma trajnostnost ni zadostna – ključna je njegova verodostojna, strateška in vključujoča komunikacija. Prispevek izpostavlja deset načel učinkovitega trajnostnega komuniciranja po Baumgartnerju in Hadornu (2022), ki jih ponazori s študijo primera trajnostne pobude Zelena planica 2023. Analiza te pobude potrjuje, da so lahko tudi kompleksni dogodki, kakršno je bilo svetovno prvenstvo v nordijskem smučanju leta 2023 v Planici, uspešno zasnovani v duhu trajnostnih vrednot, če so komunikacijsko premišljeni. Avtorji zaključujejo, da je trajnostna komunikacija temelj za odgovoren, vključujoč in dolgoročno konkurenčen turizem.
Keywords: trajnostnost, trajnostni turizem, destinacijska komunikacija, odgovorno komuniciranje, zelena Planica
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5. Framing of sea level rise in news headlines : a study of The Guardian and The New York TimesTjaša Mohar, Nastja Prajnč Kacijan, Kirsten Hempkin, Bernarda Leva, Tomaž Onič, Barbara Majcenovič Kline, David Hazemali, Katja Plemenitaš, 2025, independent scientific component part or a chapter in a monograph Abstract: The deepening of the environmental crisis brings an increased need for clear and targeted communication about environmental issues, leading to greater environmental awareness and encouraging the necessary changes in people’s behaviour. The way the media frames reports on environmental issues, such as climate change, plays a crucial role in the efficient communication of these issues. This paper examines how sea level rise was reported in the digital editions of The Guardian and The New York Times in 2022, utilizing framing theory – a theory that is used in textual linguistics to study texts on socially important topics in public discourse. The study identifies the predominant generic frames in the headlines and subheads of these articles, which are the key framing locations. A comparative analysis also reveals differences in the framing of sea level rise in the two newspapers.
Keywords: climate changes, framing, generic frames, news headlines, sea level rise
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6. Komuniciranje izbranih primerov suš na Slovenskem v 20. stoletjuJanez Osojnik, Darko Friš, Mateja Matjašič Friš, David Hazemali, 2025, independent scientific component part or a chapter in a monograph Abstract: Cilj prispevka je na podlagi izbranih primerov prikazati, kakšno pozornost je slovensko časopisje posvečalo pojavu suše na Slovenskem v 20. stoletju in posledično, kako se je spreminjala komunikacija o njej v obravnavanem obdobju. Osredotočili smo se na primere suš, ki so bile v letih 1921, 1939, 1950, 1952, 1962 in 1983, torej v času, ko je večina slovenskega etničnega ozemlja spadala v okvir jugoslovanske države. Pri tem smo pozornost posvetili vprašanjema, kako so bile opisane sušne razmere in visoke temperature ozračja ter kakšni so bili negativni vplivi naravne nesreče na življenje ljudi. Ugotovitve smo povezali s teoretičnimi principi komuniciranja naravnih nesreč in ekstremnih dogodkov. Analizo umeščamo v kontekst okoljske zgodovine, zato smo uvodoma podali krajši historični pregled pojavnosti in pogostosti suš po svetu, njihovih posledic za človeštvo ter načina komunikacije naravnih nesreč.
Keywords: suša, vročina, komuniciranje naravnih nesreč, Slovenija, 20. st.
Published in DKUM: 24.07.2025; Views: 0; Downloads: 8
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7. Thematic exploration of Slovenia’s path to independence in Slovenian Scopus-indexed history journals : a bibliometric and sociometric analysisDavid Hazemali, Mateja Matjašič Friš, Andrej Naterer, 2024, original scientific article Abstract: This article explores how Slovenian history journals have portrayed Slovenia’s path to independence. The analysis of 3,759 articles and other journal contributions from 12 Scopus-indexed journals, using select digital humanities tools and methods, reveals that themes concerning Slovenia’s path to independence, though less frequent overall, exhibit a dynamic pattern of regular occurrence, influenced by commemorations and special issues of journals. This suggests growing scholarly interest over time. The analysis identified four key thematic groups: Socio-cultural, Political, Religious, and Yugoslavia themes. Furthermore, metadata analysis indicates a balanced distribution of male and female first authors and equitable thematic accessibility across publication languages. These findings contribute to a nuanced understanding of how Slovenian Scopus-indexed history journals engage with this critical topic.
Keywords: Slovenian history journals, digital humanities tools and methods, democratization processes, independent Slovenia, content analyses, bibliometric and sociometric analyses
Published in DKUM: 18.07.2025; Views: 0; Downloads: 1
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8. Evaluating chatbot assistance in historical document analysisDavid Hazemali, Janez Osojnik, Tomaž Onič, Tadej Todorović, Mladen Borovič, 2024, original scientific article Abstract: The article explores the potential of PDFGear Copilot, a chatbot-based PDF editing tool, in assisting with the analysis of historical documents. We evaluated the chatbot's performance on a document relating to the Slovenian War of Independence. We included 25 factual and 5 interpretative questions to address its formal characteristics and content details, assess its capacity for in-depth interpretation and contextualized critical analysis, and evaluate the chatbot’s language use and robustness. The chatbot exhibited some ability to answer factual questions, even though its performance varied. It demonstrated proficiency in navigating document structure, named entity recognition, and extracting basic document information. However, performance declined significantly in tasks such as document type identification, content details, and tasks requiring deeper text analysis. For interpretative questions, the chatbot's performance was notably inadequate, failing to link cause-and-effect relationships and provide the depth and nuance required for historical inquiries.
Keywords: chatbots, historical document analyses, Yugoslavia, wars, generative, artificial intelligence, large language models
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9. The analysis of the effects of a fare free public transport travel demand based on e-ticketingDanijel Hojski, David Hazemali, Marjan Lep, 2022, original scientific article Abstract: The traditional approach in public transport planning was to collect travel demand data for a more extended period and compose timetables to serve this demand. There are two significant identifiable issues. In the rural areas and off-peak hours, public transport operators provide much more capacities than needed. On the other hand, more capacities than scheduled are needed on certain lines at certain departures on some sporadically occurring occasions. The problem is how to react to short-term changes (daily) triggered by exceptional circumstances and events and midterm changes (weekly, monthly basis) in travel demand. We can trigger changes in travel demand chiefly by introducing a desirable (almost for free) tariff system applied to specific populations. No long-term travel response data exists for this kind of intervention, but an immediate response in public transport supply is needed. In Slovenia, public transport for free for the whole population over 65 years was introduced. With the modern ticketing system, which was designed to be as simple as possible for users (that means "check-in only" at the moment of boarding), the research task was to analyze the travel behavior of the retired population, faced with a new attractive option to travel, based on data of purchased tickets and their afterward validation, for better mid-and long-term planning. Our study finds that ITS technology (in this case, e-ticketing system) can satisfactorily solve the discussed planning and management task.
Keywords: fare-free public transport, smart card data collecting, population mobility, travel demand
Published in DKUM: 13.03.2025; Views: 0; Downloads: 7
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10. Safeguarding liberty? Repressive measures against enemy aliens and community resilience in WWI United States: : the Slovenian-American experienceDavid Hazemali, 2023, original scientific article Abstract: This article delves into the complexities of the U.S.’s treatment of enemy aliens during World War I, particularly illuminating the experiences of the Slovenian-American immigrant ethnic community, following the declaration of war on Austro-Hungary. It presents instances of repression, violence and internment suffered by members of the Slovenian-American community and other immigrant ethnic communities originating from Austria-Hungary, while also highlighting examples of their resilience and defiance. The study is firmly grounded in the archives of the Slovenian-American fraternal benefit society the Slovene National Benefit Society (SNPJ), and the Yugoslav Socialist Alliance (JSZ), housed at the Immigration History Research Center Archives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Keywords: Slovenian Americans, American Slovenians, Slovenian-American community, fraternal benefit societies, world war I, USA, enemy aliens
Published in DKUM: 17.05.2024; Views: 107; Downloads: 10
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