Table of Contents
| Editorial. The Discourses of Consumer Society and Creative Class: Aspects of Media and Communications | |
| Jovilė Barevičiūtė | 1-2 |
| Meditation and Dance in Creative Society: Contemplative Consciousness in Daoism, Zen and Argentine Tango | |
| Agnieška Juzefovič | 3-12 |
| “Creative Industries” Strategies in Soviet Lithuania: Packages of Mass Consumption Goods | |
| Eglė Jaškūnienė | 13-21 |
| Fashion and Personal Expression of Individuality in the Comtemporary Consumer Society | |
| Ieva Mantė Valivonytė | 22-34 |
| What Changes with the Shift of the Concept of Technology | |
| Saulius Kanišauskas | 35-43 |
| Film as Modern Medium and Ontology | |
| Algis Mickūnas | 44-51 |
| Religious Communication and Television Media: The Problematic Relationship | |
| Agnė Rimienė, Vilmantė Liubinienė | 52-63 |
| Is Existence Possible and what does it Mean to Be Beyond the Power of Communicative Discourse? | |
| Ieva Aurylaitė | 64-72 |
| Metaphysical Communication of I. Kant’s Theory of Experience: M. Heidegger | |
| Edvardas Rimkus | 73-85 |
| Against Motivational Efficacy of Beliefs | |
| Seungbae Park | 86-95 |
Coactivity: Philosophy, Communication / Santalka: Filosofija, Komunikacija ISSN 2029-6320, eISSN 2029-6339
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