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Student Organisations: State of the Art and Perspectives for Future Research

Theoretical background: The management of student organisations is still unexplored and full of issues requiring an in-depth analysis. Along with the development and unification of management processes at universities, matters related to students’ pro-academic activities assume new significance and often require revision and proper ordering. Purpose of the article: This article presents the results of the bibliometric analysis of developing issues related to student organisations. Research methods: The primary reference points are journals and publications released in the Web of Science database in 1900–2022. The obtained data were used to perform bibliometric analysis, including the number of publications, authorship and co-authorship, citations, publishing journals, thematic categories, institutions, countries and keywords. The research drew from 506 publications related to the analysed subject, whose citation frequency amounted to 4,548. Main findings: The bibliometric analysis performed showed that the priority of the issues addressed about student organisations is not only the development and improvement of their classifications but also broadly defined ethnic groups and their membership in relevant bodies. There was also no shortage of issues related to LGBT-oriented groups as centres for self acceptance. However, other essential elements, such as the management of student organisations, are missing from the topics covered. This research gap in the administrative field reveals the extent to which the topic of student organisations is a topic and area that is underexplored and unexplored.
Deep products; a multi-dimensional taxonomy of subtraction-by-design approaches

This paper represents a continuation of research by the authors in the form of a preliminary meta-framework introducing Deep Products. Building from a survey specifically collected to address the rising concerns of the impact of design in ecological futures, this paper will present a multi-dimensional taxonomy of subtraction-by-design approaches. Based on our research findings, the authors underline a range of dimensions; Process (biological-mechanical-digital), enablers (independent-companies-governments), output (objects-services-initiatives), scale (person-house-city), rawness (biomass-carbon-plastic), achievements (negative zero-net zero-partial removal). In addition, we present two quadrants; one showcasing location —where the waste removal is placed in terms of the four fundamental earth elements (air, water, land, and social), and another quadrant placing interventions along two dominant interventional axes (social-technological, and pragmatic-speculative). Present and future work will be dedicated to implement subtraction-by-design in educational modules at the Royal college of Art, as well as testing and validating the multi-level taxonomy presented by expanding its database.
Personality’s Self-Worth as a Resource Process and State

The aim of the article is to characterize the resource content of a personality’s sense of self-worth in empirical way. Methods. The study was implemented according to Bayer’s model, which involves transforming the problem into the form in which it will have a solution, and enables the practical application of the results. In the empirical study, ten psychological questionnaires were used, which made it possible to determine the following types of psychological resources of a person in empirical way: personal resources, interpretive psychological resources, existential resources, “strengths of character” resources, motivational resources, resources of the psychological survival, uncertainty tolerance resources, resources of relationship, coherence. The sense of self-worth was empirically determined according to the “self-worth” scale of the Existence Scale method by A. Lengle. The following methods of mathematical and statistical analysis were applied: predictor analysis and analysis of “causes and effects” to characterize self-worth as a process, multifactor and cluster analysis as a state. Research results. According to the analysis of predictors, self-worth trends are determined by two resources – the psychological resource of “responsibility” and the existential resource of “belief”; according to the results of the analysis of “causes and effects”, self-worth is the effect of two resources – the psychological resource of “responsibility” and the existential resource of “belief”; the structural resource model of self-worth is three-factor: factor 1 – resources of “strengths of character”, “desire to be involved in a common cause” and “sensitivity in relationships”; factor 2 – interpretive psychological resources of “the intention of wisdom”; factor 3 – existential resource of “belief”; according to the results of the cluster analysis, the sense of self-worth and the existential resource of faith belong to the same cluster. Conclusions. The study’s results make it possible to confirm self-worth empirically as an existential reality of the personality, manifested in the ability to be free and make choices according to one’s values and beliefs. The phenomenon of self-worth should be characterized not only through its importance in the achievement of virtues by a person but because of explanation of the reasons for predicting one’s own harmony. The resource content of self-worth makes it possible to characterize it as a process of self-discovery and reinterpretation of the meaning of events, enabling non-repetition of decisions recognized as erroneous and a state of free choice.
Minat Mengkuti Pendidikan Profesi Akuntansi (PPAK) Pada Mahasiswa Universitas Udayana

The aim of the study was to look for the factors that influence the interest in taking part in the Accounting Profession Education (PPAk) for Udayana University students. The population of this study were all regular and non-regular accounting students at the Faculty of Economics and Business, Udayana University. The research sample was taken using the slovin formula, so that a total sample of 67 students was obtained. Collecting research data using questionnaires and data analysis techniques used multiple linear regression. The results of the analysis show that economic motivation, career motivation, educational costs and parental support have a positive effect on students' interest in participating in PPAk. Meanwhile, degree motivation has no effect on students' interest in taking PPAk.Keywords: Economic motivation; degree motivation; career motivation; education costs; parental support, interest in attending Education
Work Ethics and Accountability among Teachers and Administrators in TanzaniaPublic Primary Schools

This paper examines work ethics and accountability among teachers and administrators in public primary schools in Tanzania. Its objective was to assess four constructs, namely,perceptions on ethical issues and accountability, ethical issues, prevention measures and reporting systems of unethical behaviours. The study utilized quantitative research approach, involving questionnaires to generate data from 550 teachers and administrators from 279 randomly selected primary schools inmainland Tanzania. Findings indicated that teachers and administrators were impressed with how their schools respond to matters related to ethical issues, reporting ethical concerns and attempts to prevent unethical issues from happening. However, when ethical issues emerged, teachers and administrators feltuncomfortable to communicate with their leaders. On the other hand, promoting work ethics and accountability in schools fosters a positive educational environment that values professionalism and contributes to improved educational outcomes and the overall well-being of students. The study recognized that the opinions given by teachers and administrators might differ, and schools may have unique circumstances that influence the work ethics and accountability of their workforce. Therefore, local context, cultural factors and specific challenges should be taken into reflection when considering further research. Keywords:Ethics, accountability, good governance, leadership
Looking at the Structure inside Giant Porphyry Ore Deposits: the Chuquicamata and Rio Blanco Cases

Summary This paper looks at the structure inside two giant porphyry deposits, Chuquicamata and Rio Blanco. In both studies, all available historic data derived from geotechnical and geological requirements is captured, organized, and merged with regional geologic data, providing a better and more robust view of the tectonic evolution of the clustered Cu porphyries.
Large Silicic Ignimbrites as a Source of Lithium: a Case Study of the Cerro Galán Ignimbrite

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ETHNOGRAPHIC RECONSTRUCTIONS IN THE SPACE OF MODERN CULTURE

The article considers the phenomenon of ethnographic reconstruction as a fact of modern culture. Reconstructions are are being considered using examples of the practical activities of museums and other institutions; an attempt is also made to identify the essential characteristics of this cultural practice in order to promote it successfully.
AN ICON AND CINE FILM: THE CONCEPT OF REVERSE PERSPECTIVE BY PAVEL FLORENSKY IN SERGEI EISENSTEIN’S WORKS

Sergei Eisenstein and Pavel Florensky are notable figures in Russian culture of the beginning of the 20th century. Despite the fact that the film director and film theorist never met the philosopher and theologian, there is a noticeable similarity in the methodology of both cultural figures.Both Pavel Florensky and Ser-gei Eisenstein noted the significant role of the categories of space and time; both willingly used the con-cept of «reverse perspective». Pavel Florensky was one of the first Russian thinkers to theorize this con-cept in detail. This way of depicting space and time took a special place in his philosophical picture of the world. At the same time, «reverse perspective»was the subject of many film criticism works by Sergei Eisenstein. The Soviet director repeatedly used this way of depicting space as an artistic device. The arti-cle discusses the understanding of the concept of reverse perspective by the philosopher and theologian Pavel Florensky and the film director Sergei Eisenstein. The general provisions of the philosophy of space by Pavel Florensky are presented, as well as some aspects of the space depicted on an icon. There is a similarity in the interpretation of the concept of reverse perspective by Pavel Florensky and Sergei Ei-senstein. The paper considers the structural correspondence between Pavel Florensky’s ideas about the space of an icon and Sergei Eisenstein’s ideas of editing and framing. In the conclusion of the article, common features in the understanding of a film frame by Sergei Eisenstein and icons by Pavel Florensky are revealed. Both cultural figures note that the violation of the habitual, familiar to the eye, arrangement of objects in space can open up new meanings of the depicted. For Pavel Florensky, an icon is a link be-tween the upper and lower worlds. For Eisenstein, a mise en scène built in reverse perspective is a way to enhance the emotion of the film and open up new facets of what is depicted. Reverse perspective as an artistic technique is also actively used by modern cinema.
PHENOMENOLOGY AND THE PROBLEM OF VISUALITY. PART1

The purpose of the article is a consistent analysis of the problems of phenomenological movement in the theory of vision. It is shown that the theory of vision is connected in the phenomenological project with the tension of playing out subjectivity: 1)in a phenomenologically passive observer, on the one hand, and, 2)in the form of a subject-actor (both the View of grasping phenomena, and the Self constituting the world), on the other hand. The studies of phenomenologists within the framework of considering passivi-ty revealed it in a positive way as affectation. This allowed philosophers to identify a number of so-called deep phenomena (face, Gaze of the Other, trace, etc.). However, the tension between subjectivityin the form of a field of acts and a field of affects was never resolved. Moreover, this tension eventually led to the figure of the aporia of the gift and the given, when the underlying phenomenon cannot be grasped in the presence of vision. This leads to subjectivity being detached from its own world, the Other, and itself. Being only formally ascertained, affectation is thrown into the blind zone of research, which leads to problems in grasping the fullness of vision. The search for a way out of the framework that classical phenomenologists imposed on themselves leads the third generation of researches to the project of counterin-tentional subjectivity. Projects of conceptualization of the subject of vision given in postphenomenology by M.Henry and J.-L.Marion will be discussed in the next article.
Pengenalan Luka Dan Macam-Macam Luka Dalam Kegiatan Tri Bakti PMR Di SDN Sukabumi I

If the continuity of the cell structure is cut off due to imperfect or missing cell elements, it can cause damage to the protective function of the skin and can be accompanied by damage to other cell elements, which can be called a wound. Wounds can also be accompanied by other tissue damage. Accidents involving moving vehicles, falls, sudden or sharp shocks, and surgical procedures are all potential causes of injury. There may be abrasions, lacerations, bruises, cuts, knife wounds, and gunshot wounds among the several types of injuries that may occur. The purpose of the Tri Bakti activities that researchers carried out at SDN SUKABUMI 1 was to introduce injuries and their various types in PPMR Tri Bakti activities. In various wound problems, wound care generally uses procedures. To ensure the wound healing process goes as it should, wound care must adapt to the circumstances and challenges of the injuries that arise.
Stylized Data Generation Method for Image Captioning

Recently, with the extensive use of chatbots and language generation models, including ChatGPT, in various applications, there has been a growing interest in multi-modal research that simultaneously processes natural language and images. Image captioning, as a prominent multi-modal field of study, has gained attention for its potential to enhance the efficiency and productivity of companies, particularly in customized image search and management. However, image captioning faces challenges due to limited downstream data and out-of-distribution (OOD) issues. This paper introduces a novel technology designed to generate data that closely resembles downstream data by leveraging pre-trained language and image generation models trained on extensive datasets. The proposed method addresses the challenges of limited downstream data and OOD issues, ultimately achieving better generalization. Furthermore, the proposed method has yielded significant results in the NICE competition, proving its exceptional performance and efficiency.
PROOF-OF-STAKE CONSENSUS METHOD FOR UPCOMING BLOCKCHAIN NETWORKS

Currency transaction is a major part that had to be made secured. So rather than making usual currency transactions, there is a secured way of currency transactions by using cryptocurrency which has the concept of blockchain. In today's world, the advancement of cryptocurrency facilitates every individual to make use of cryptocurrency for investing savings and transactions. Hence we can witness the huge number of transactions are occurring per second. Hence it is transforming the way of understanding the currency in a digitalized manner. It invokes interposer to interlope in the particulars of the transactions. To make an ensured transaction, we are using APC cryptocurrency. This APC cryptocurrency transaction is made protected with the support of blockchain so that every user utilizing the APC for their transactions, can be more confident in doing their currency operations. The biggest demand of every user is securing their transaction details regarding the usage of cryptocurrency. Therefore, by using the hashing algorithm we are converting the values of the user’s transactions details into hash values. The transaction details are validated using a validator and the validations are fact-checked by the administration, with the implementation of the modal concept of “proof of stake”.
Discussion on the Problems and Countermeasures of Standard Method Management in Testing Laboratories

Adopting effective standards for testing is a prerequisite for ensuring the authenticity and reliability of testing data.In order to further improve the quality of laboratory work, after sorting out the problems found in the quality management work of the testing laboratory, we have identified the current problems in the testing laboratory, such as untimely updating of standards, non-standard use of standards, and lack of effective standard control and management. We have analyzed the reasons for the problems and proposed improvement measures for reference by the testing laboratory.
Application Of The Certainty Factor Method To Diagnose Diseases In Tomato plants Based on android (Solanum Lycoersicum

This study aims to develop an android based application that can be used to diagnose diseases in tomato plants using the certainty factor method. The Certainty Factor method is used to determine the level of certainty of diagnosis based on the symptoms found in tomato plants. This application is designed with a simle and easy to use user interface, so farmers or non expert users can easily use this applicaton. it is hoped that this application can help farmers diagnose diseases in tomato plants quickly and accurately.
<i>Modes of Communication in Stravinsky’s Works: Sign and Expression</i>. Per Dahl

Journal Article Modes of Communication in Stravinsky’s Works: Sign and Expression. Per Dahl Get access Modes of Communication in Stravinsky’s Works: Sign and Expression. By Per Dahl. Pp. 240. Routledge Research in Music. (Routledge, Abingdon and New York, 2022. ISBN 978-1-032-11108-7, £130.) Nicholas McKay Nicholas McKay London College of Music, University of West London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Music and Letters, gcad084, https://doi.org/10.1093/ml/gcad084 Published: 13 December 2023 Article history Editorial decision: 24 November 2023 Received: 24 November 2023 Accepted: 12 December 2023 Corrected and typeset: 13 December 2023 Published: 13 December 2023
Model of Blockchain Technology in Malaysian Accounting Education Learning Context: A Theoretical Paper

In order to ensure that accounting graduates are well-prepared to meet the expectations of the job market, the educators play a crucial role in universities by making significant contributions in the implementation of the accounting curriculum. This concept paper focuses on the model that shows the impact of institutional pressures on Malaysian accounting education learning context (teaching methods, accounting syllabus and accounting lecturers’ knowledge) in teaching blockchain technology and the influences toward accounting graduates’ technological competency in blockchain technology adoption. This theoretical paper was written solely using data gathered via library research methods, conducted by examining prior research to support the discussion throughout this study. As a result, it is believed that there is connection between institutional pressure which encompasses three dimensions (coercive, mimetic, normative) that offer a comprehensive perspective for examining its influence on the learning environment of accounting education, and eventually could also affects the adoption of blockchain. This model can be a guideline that may enhance future practices and strategies in accounting curriculum by integrating emerging technologies, specifically blockchain technology.
Beyond Ledgers: The Theoretical Framework of Blockchain Technology in Enhancing Sustainability Reporting

This paper is to examine the extent to which quality of non-financial information presented in sustainability reporting can be improved by blockchain, and the extent to which organization’s level of understanding and commitment on the utilization of blockchain technology for sustainability reporting. Data will be collected through semi-structured interview with the top management and accountants of public organization who already utilized blockchain in reporting their sustainability information. Thematic analysis will be used in analysing the collected interview data. The findings may prompt more public organisations to provide training and enhance the skills of their managers and employees in utilising blockchain technology for a more comprehensive and meaningful disclosure of non-financial information. Additionally, it may encourage organisations, particularly those in the public sector, to prioritise and focus on specific qualities that enable managers to be more attentive and meticulous in structuring the completeness of non-financial information before it is recorded in the blockchain. This includes ensuring that relevant stakeholders have access to the appropriate information and exploring the adoption of standardised blockchain protocols.
PENERAPAN STRATEGI PEER TUTORING UNTUK MENINGKATKAN KEMAMPUAN NUMERASI MATEMATIKA PADA MATERI BANGUN RUANG SISI DATAR

The background of this research is the lack of mathematical numeracy skills in class VIII students of SMPS Puncak Sumua. This study aims to improve the mathematical numeracy skills of class VIII students as research subjects. This type of research is a type of classroom action research (CAR) with the application of peer tutoring strategies. The data analysis technique in this study is descriptive statistical data analysis. The results showed that the implementation of this strategy could improve students' mathematical numeracy skills as marked by increased student learning outcomes in cycle I and more in cycle II with the average learning outcomes in cycle I is 67.20 and in cycle II is 82.70. Proves that the application of peer tutoring strategies can increase.
Development of innovative audiobooks to optimize e-learning

E-learning requires innovative teaching materials to improve the quality of learning. But currently, e-learning cannot increase motivation and learning outcomes. Materials and media should adapt to the learning needs of e-learning. This study aimed to develop and test the effectiveness of innovative audiobooks for practical computers. The research method used is research and development. The stages of this model are analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation. Instruments used are interviews, observation, validation, questionnaires, and tests. Then, descriptive statistical analysis was used. The research subjects are lecturers and students. The number of respondents was as many as 115 people. The results of the analysis showed that the use of audiobooks could improve students' understanding and skills. Audiobook is an alternative e-learning media. Audiobooks have been designed in a flexible and user-friendly. Audiobooks are equipped with learning sounds and videos that users need. So that users can understand and practice it independently. Users can easily learn and operate it. Based on the evaluation results, it is known that the user has perceived usefulness and ease of use. Users feel satisfied and have a positive attitude. This attitude will foster interest in and actual use of audiobooks. Furthermore, innovative digital books can be developed for other subjects. Students can use flexible audiobooks be outonomous to improve their understanding and skills.