bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
PSYCHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF INDIVIDUAL RELIGIOSITY OF FUTURE PSYCHOLOGISTS
Authors: Kutishenko Valentina , Stavytska Svitlana
Published: December 2018

The article reveals the results of the study of the peculiarities of the individual religiosity of future psychologists. Presented are peculiarities of religious self-identity and types of religious orientation of future psychologists, their attitude to the requirements of traditional religion, the foundations of doctrine and religious literature, the views of those who are being studied on a believer, as well as the structure of their individual religiosity. Analyzed, established by the authors, three religious orientations of future psychologists. The first is the traditional religious orientation with the domination of external religiosity, which is characterized by a superficial understanding of theological doctrine. The basic religious provisions and dogma remain out of the attention of such students and do not form the value system that they really want to be guided in their lives. A significant number of students are committed to non-traditional religiosity with an interest in magic rituals and occultism, to non-traditional transpersonal subjects. Their individual religiosity is a synthesis of faith in magic rituals and occultism and curiosity about mysterious phenomena, as well as certain philosophical concepts. For the third orientation of students, the tendency to combine traditional religiosity with non-traditional, religious beliefs of such students is eclectic, since they combine the views of various religious schools with a strong commitment to adherence to Christian traditions, but such students prefer the extra-church search for contact with the divine. This state of affairs causes concern to the authors, because the success of the future psychologist will necessarily affect his outlook settings, spiritual values and beliefs. The results require additional research into the problem of individual religiosity of future psychologists and close attention to this problem by all those involved in the training of future specialists in the field of psychology.
MEDIATION SKILLS ACQUIRING IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION
Authors: Vlasenko Inna
Published: December 2018

This study aims at describing the methodological basis of education course «Mediation psychological practices» worked and implemented by author for graduate students of specialty of «Psychology». Mediation is an alternative procedure used to resolve conflicts in different spheres such as in-corporate disagreement, family and work-related relationship, projects supporting. The author first presents the theoretical and practice oriented parts as well as students’ individual work.

A key idea in introducing the training course was to implement dialogue as a means of solving the problems of personality in relationships.The main idea of the course is to develop the conflictological competence as well as skills aimed at solving conflicts and organizing the cooperation of participants of the conflict. The components of the course are a theoretical, practical-oriented block and independent work.Such skills can be developed by using role plays, situations’ analysis, dialogue practices, training technologies, individual projects implementing. Students also practiced at formulating questions according to the stage of mediation, active listening, self-understanding by reflection using. All these steps were directed to develop students’ communication skills. Especially effective practices were presented by modelling mediation situations and organizing the meeting with experienced mediator.

The author used group discussion for students to understand the controversial behaviour of participants of the conflict and detecting individual and group bias. Also it is described the author’s experiments assigning students to prepare mini-trainings aimed to develop skills important in mediation procedure as regulation of emotional tension, communicating skills, ability of non-evaluating attitude.
Buchbesprechungen
Authors: Bernardt Uwe , Heidel Gabriele , Weidtmann Niels , Trappe Tobias
Published: December 2018

Fabio Ciaramelli, La distruzione del desiderio. Il narrcisismo nell'epoca del consumodi massa, Bari: Dedalo 2000, 219 S.; Regula Giuliani (Hg.): Merleau-Ponty und die Kulturwissenschaften. München: Fink 2000 (Übergänge; Bd. 37), 361 S.; Thomas Franz, Der Mensch; und seine Grundphänomene. Eugen Finks Existentialanthropologie aus der Perspektive der Strukturanthropologie Heinrich Rombachs, Freiburg im Breisgau: Rombach 1999, 193 S.; Thomas Fuchs: Leib, Raum, Person. Enwurf einer phänomenologischen Anthropologie. Stuttgart: Klett-Cotta 2000, 419 S. Ders.: Psychopathologie von Leib und Raum. Phänomenologisch-empirische Untersuchungen zu depressiven und paranoiden Erkrankungen. Darmstadt: Steinkopff 2000, 323 S.
Buchbesprechungen
Authors: Hilt Annette , Becker Ralf , Delhom Pascal , Franz Thomas , Baur Patrick
Published: December 2018

Ina Schmidt: Vom Leben zum Sein. Der frühe Martin Heidegger und die Lebensphilosophie; Julia Jonas: Der phänomenologische Text. Eine Studie zu Edmund Husserl, Martin Heidegger und Franz Kafka; Rudi Visker: The inhuman condition. Looking for difference after Levinas and Heidegger; Anselm Böhmer (Hg.): Eugen Fink. Sozialphilosophie – Anthropologie – Kosmologie– Pädagogik – Methodik; Frank Schalow: The incarnality of being. The earth, animals, and the body in Heidegger’s thought; Lambert Wiesing: Artifizielle Präsenz. Studien zur Philosophie des Bildes
A New Methodology to Assess Indirect Losses in Bridges Subjected to Multiple Hazards
Authors: Forcellini Davide
Published: December 2018

Decision making approaches to manage bridge recovering after the impact of multiple hazards are increasing all over the world. In particular, bridges can be considered critical links in highway networks because of their vulnerability and their resilience can be assessed on the basis of evaluation of direct and indirect losses. This paper aims at proposing a new methodology to assess indirect losses for bridges subjected to multiple hazards. The method applied to calculate direct costs is the credited Performance Based Earthquake Engineering (PBEE) methodology by the Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research (PEER) center. Therefore, the main objective of the study consists in the assessment of indirect losses that are generally neglected elsewhere. In particular, the paper proposes to calculate indirect losses from direct costs and to divide them into connectivity losses and prolongation of time. The presented formulation has been applied to a real case study aimed at strengthening a benchmark bridge with several isolated configurations. The results show that the application of the proposed methodology allows to evaluate possible solutions to strengthen the original configuration.
Exam Papers On-Demand
Authors: Rumsey Sally , Maslin Jon
Published: December 2018

The Exam Papers On-demand Project comprised 1) research into the feasibility of electronic provision of University of Surrey past exam papers and 2) the subsequent development of a scalable and sustainable system for allowing Internet access to past exam papers by members of the University. Although this has been achieved at other institutions, the solution at the University of Surrey is believed to be innovative in a number of ways. The achievements include the compliance with the Dublin Core metadata standard and the design of a generic system that could be used in the future for additional learning and teaching resources.
An evaluation of the Development of the People's Network in the North East
Authors: Gannon-Leary Pat , Banwell Linda , Parker Sandra
Published: December 2018

This research was conducted in response to a brief from NEMLAC requesting a review of the development of the People's Network in the North East region's public libraries with a view to the preparation of an Action Plan. The methodology involved interviews with key contacts in each of the 12 authorities in the North East, questionnaires distributed to users of the PN and brief interviews with customers using the PN in libraries within each authority. An Expert Day was held to which PN managers from the 12 authorities were invited to discuss and contribute to the research findings.
A survey of copyright advice and guidance in UK higher education libraries
Authors: Oppenheim Charles , Woodward Ilona
Published: December 2018

The results of a questionnaire sent out to members of the lis-copyseek discussion group in Summer, 2003 to assess who currently provides copyright advice in UK higher Education libraries and what concerns these people have. There is a clear feeling that not all the answers given are correct, even though many queries are rated as quite easy. Queries arrive from a variety of sources. There is a need for continued short courses to keep copyright advisors up to date, but lis-copyseek itself is considered by far the most helpful source of information.
The development of young people's information needs
Authors: Shenton Andrew , Dixon Pat
Published: December 2018

This paper draws on findings from recent research to examine the types of information young people require in their lives and how these needs develop during childhood. It became apparent in the study that first schoolers are heavily dependent on adults for advice and emotional support. Young children often want subject-based information on matters of which they have personal experience. For middle schoolers, academic generic skills may become important and their needs for subject knowledge in support of curriculum subjects are diverse. High schoolers typically require advice on their futures and material to inform decisions. Many of their academic needs emerge from homework and revision. The article concludes by discussing the implications for educators and school librarians of the developmental picture that is presented, and highlights the need for further investigation into young people's information needs.
Facilitating the Impact Implementation Programme
Authors: Markless Sharon , Streatfield David
Published: December 2018

This paper describes the process model used in the

Impact Implementation Programme and its origins in

earlier research and development conducted in the

schools, further education and public libraries domains.

The choice of an action research methodology is

discussed. The facilitation process undertaken through

the first annual cycle of the Programme is described

and various lessons learnt are reported. Conclusions

are offered on the success of the Programme so far

and on some factors likely to influence success if this

model is adopted elsewhere.
Teesside University: impact of library support provided to University students based at local partner college
Authors: Myer Sue , Porritt Fran
Published: December 2018

At the University of Teesside, we investigated

the role of Library & Information Services

(L&IS) in supporting University students based

at 7 local partner colleges. The arrangement

with partner colleges is an important one for the

University (QAA, 2001, paras 25-30) and

University students and staff at partner colleges

are entitled to become full borrowers at the

University Learning Resource Centre (LRC).
A study measuring the effectiveness of outreach work, as a means of increasing public library use and social inclusion in order to meet Public Service Agreement targets
Authors: Molyneux Wendy
Published: December 2018

In April 2002,Warrington Borough Council entered into a three year Local Public Service Agreement aimed at improving public services throughout the Borough.Warrington Library, Museum and Archives' involvement was to increase the number of issues, visitors and newly registered members to libraries in six socially deprived wards - creating the outreach post of Service Development Officer to carry forward

strategic plans. At the end of the agreement, an evaluative case study was undertaken to measure the effectiveness of outreach work as a means of increasing public library use and social inclusion by using methodological triangulation. The findings confirmed the success of meeting the targets and

support for the Service Development Officer post which has been permanently mainstreamed by Warrington Library, Museum and Archives Service and contributed to the development of a model to measure future projects.
Had we but world[s] enough, and time?
Authors: MacLennan Alan
Published: December 2018

This paper presents ongoing research into user requirements for 3-dimensional "virtual worlds" to be used as a means of information retrieval. There is a brief review of the literature in the fields in which design of 3-dimensional virtual spaces has been carried out, and the conclusion is reached that this design has usually been done without regard to user preferences. This study has used grounded theory to establish user preferences, initially amongst a group of about fifty postgraduate information management students. Initial

results of open coding of these interviews are described, and the next steps in the study are laid out. The Virtual Reality Modelling Language (VRML) will be used as a world design medium.
Book Reviews
Authors: Sumsion John , Cullen Clara , Layzell Ward Patricia , Morgan Steve
Published: December 2018

Academic library effectiveness: a comparative approach.

Jane Barton and John Blagden.

Indexing and abstracting in theory and practice.

F. W. Lancaster.

Statistics from the NHS Regional Librarians Group 1996-

97. Alison Murphy (LISU).

A survey of library services to schools and children in the UK

L997-98. Claire Creaser and Alison Murphy (LISU).

Library and information center management.

Stueart, R. D. and Moran, B. B.
Framing the subject: a subject indexing model for electronic bibliographic databases in the humanities.
Authors: Rothera Hazel
Published: December 2018

This article reviews in detail an MA dissertation to

assess the scope and value of electronic bibliographic

databases in the humanities. A model is developed and

demonstrated to determine essential and desirable

indexing terms and to highlight some inherent

complexities. Features of commercially available

databases are assessed against this model. The author

concludes with some personal observations on the

dissertation experience and on prospects for further

research in this area.
What do people do when their library closes down?
Authors: Proctor R V , Usherwood Bob , Sobczyk Gill
Published: December 2018

This article describes British Library funded research into the Sheffield libraries strike last year. The aim of the research was to investigate the impact of the temporary closure of public library services on user behaviour and attitudes. It examines the robustness of public library use and how

easily previous patterns of use were resumed after the strike. Assertions in previous research about the effect of the public library on the local infrastructure are also tested. The full Report is available from the British Library, (Research and Innovation Report 6224).
Book Reviews
Authors: West Harry , Morgan Steve , Goodall Deborah , Blake Monica
Published: December 2018

Jack, Meadows. Innovation in information: twenty years of the British Library Research and Development Department

Kinnell, Margaret and MacDougall, Jennifer. Meeting the marketing challenge: strategies for

public libraries and leisure services

Baverstock, Alison. Are books different? Marketing in the book trade

Smith, John W T (Editor). Internet world & document delivery world international
The Inclusive Library: An investigation into provision for students with dyslexia within a sample group of academic libraries in England and Wales
Authors: Belger Jane , Chelin Jacqueline Ann
Published: December 2018

The aim of this research was to investigate how the term inclusion can be applied to the support of dyslexic students within higher education in England and Wales. It explored the additional support services offered to dyslexic students by academic libraries and whether they are moving towards a more ‘dyslexic friendly’ environment. The research investigated the following issues:

1. Whether the additional support services provided by academic libraries meet the needs of dyslexic students

2. How inclusive is dyslexia provision within academic libraries?

The methodological approach was primarily qualitative with some quantitative elements - a questionnaire and face-to-face interviews.

The findings demonstrated that the provision for dyslexic students varied across the sample group. The development of more inclusive practices within the physical and virtual library was uncovered but there is still a need for additional support for students with dyslexia. A series of recommendations is derived from the conclusions.
Electronic sources in libraries of Polish technical universities: yesterday and today
Authors: Rys Danuta , Chadaj Anna
Published: December 2018

The aim of this article is to outline changes in the libraries of Polish technical universities, as a result of the proliferation of electronic information sources. Methods of gaining access to them are discussed. Results of a survey, which suggest that the increasing availability of e-resources does not go hand in hand with the development of skills for selecting, assessing and using these resources, are described. Usage statistics for three e-resources from three technical universities are also described. With the introduction of remote access, the number of user visits to the library decreased. Thus cultural activities, as well as adapting the library space to users’ changing expectations, have become necessary to attract users. Libraries are becoming increasingly “open” to users’ needs, and in addition to traditional tasks many of them have taken up the role of a university information centre.
Demonstrating impact: a possible approach for the LIS researcher
Authors: Shenton Andrew Kenneth
Published: December 2018

For many years, research has been judged according to the number of citations it attracts. However, this criterion may be criticised for paying no attention to differences in the nature of individual citations. This article shows how researchers can produce an impact continuum, with one pole highlighting situations where their work is integral to a later study and the other scenarios where it is only peripheral. The continuum presented here suggests ten categories of use and examples from the author’s own work are given as illustrations. The paper also outlines problems associated with the continuum. These include subjectivity in the placement of the categories and the potential difficulty of determining how far a particular study has actually influenced the thinking of a later researcher. Nevertheless, there are clear ways in which the structure may be helpful to readers seeking to highlight their research impact through typologies and case studies.
The impact of e-lib: the emerging paradoxes
Authors: Walton Graham , Edwards Catherine
Published: December 2018

An earlier edition of LIRN outlined the aims and progress to date of the IMPEL Project (IMPEL1) based at the University of Northumbria at Newcastle (UNN). The study which ran from

1993 to 1995 focused on the impact of the electronic environment on qualified Library and Information Services (LIS) staff in the Higher Education (HE) sector. Successful completion of case studies in six UK university LIS for the IMPEL Project was followed by an expanded study funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) as a Supporting Study under the e-lib programme. This project, IMPEL2 : Monitoring Organisational and Cultural Change, adopts a similar qualitative case study approach, retaining at its core the human aspects of electronic library development in a rapidly changing educational and technological environment.
Using law and licences to supply accessible books to visually impaired students at the University of Chester
Authors: Peters Lisa , Smith Craig
Published: December 2018

Provision of accessible copies of textbooks to visually impaired students has an important role to play in supporting them in their studies, including at university. Recent legislative and copyright licence developments have allowed libraries to supply textbooks to their students in a form best suited to their needs. Whilst these developments are welcome, actually obtaining accessible textbook for visually impaired university students is neither simple nor straightforward and is often a laborious and time consuming process. The University of Chester has provided accessible books to visually impaired students since 2011 and established an Alternative Formats Team in 2012 to manage this service. This article describes the processes, usage and challenges of this service, as well as providing a brief description of the RNIB resource Load2Learn.
Research support for academics: Case studies of two Vietnamese Universities
Authors: Denison Tom , Thi Pham Hue , Ninh Thi Kim Thoa
Published: December 2018

With the introduction of quality assurance and accreditation requirements for Vietnamese universities, academics are under increasing pressure with regard to teaching workloads and improved research outcomes, for example, in the number and quality of research publications produced (Ninh, 2013; MoET, 2017a). Using two prominent Vietnamese universities as case studies, this paper explores the ways in which the libraries in the two universities currently provide support for research, the gaps in service provision, and the issues that impact on the ability of libraries to provide a high standard of service. The findings provided some insights into the type of strategies that could be adopted in the future, emphasising the need to involve collaboration with other university services, improvements in library staff research skills and knowledge, and ways of overcoming the barriers of organisational, cultural and social attitudes.
Bridging the study gap: Provision of support for mathematics students during breaks in study
Authors: Pawley Susan , Hughes Chris
Published: December 2018

Many STEM subjects are strongly hierarchical: learning and progression depends upon threshold concepts and retained knowledge from previous study.  To help progress learning, support can be offered during regular study periods, but what happens during breaks between studies? The requirement to provide continuity during study breaks is recognised as vital in assisting students to bridge the knowledge gap and have the best chance of success.At the Open University, we have found that over 64% of students studying one of our second level mathematics modules completed the prerequisite module over a year before starting the module. During this gap, their use of techniques required to study effectively may have become “rusty”. Even students who progress immediately find there are study holes where some of the retained knowledge has been lost.We describe the creation of a ‘Revise and Refresh’ support program that helped our students revise and refresh the knowledge required to study our level two module successfully.
Two-Way Communication and Customer Loyalty
Authors: Etuk Samuel G.
Published: December 2018

The relationship between communication as a relationship marketing underpinning and customer loyalty in the telecommunication industry in Akwa Ibom State was examined using MTN, GLO, Etisalat and Airtel companies. The methodology followed was exploratory and quantitative in nature. Questionnaire responses from 365 customers of the four telecommunication vendors in Akwa Ibom State were used as data for the study. The data were analyzed using Simple Regression statistic. The results showed a regression coefficient of 0.714. Meaning that communication has positive influence on the vendor customer relationship and thus serving as a driver of customer loyalty. Based on the findings it was concluded that operators that are mindful of communication are likely to have loyal customers. On the basis of the findings, it is recommended that telecommunication vendors wishing to build a loyal customer base should enable open, sincere and frequent interaction as this has considerable influence on customer loyalty.
DEGRADATION MODEL OFPOLYETHYLENE TEREPHTHALATE BY ESCHERCHIA COLI BACTERIA
Authors: Talib Taufan
Published: December 2018

Degradation of Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) using Escherchia Coli (E-Coli) bacteria in awhole cell biocatalys system. E-Coli bacteria will produce LC-Cutinase enzyme surface of the cell and coupled with PET, so PET can decompose. LC-Cutinase reaction and PET lasts for three days.  Models that are formed already can explains the phenomenon of PET degradation
PENERAPAN ANALISIS JALUR TERHADAP FAKTOR-FAKTOR PENYEBAB ANGKA KEMATIAN BAYI DI PROVINSI MALUKU
Authors: Kondo Lembang Ferry , Romer Christof F. , Patty Henry W.M.
Published: December 2018

Angka Kematian Bayi (AKB) merupakan indikator kualitas pelayanan kesehatan masyarakat dan keberhasilan pembangunan di suatu negara. AKB merupakan kematian anak kurang dari satu tahun. Kematian bayi diukur sebagai tingkat kematian bayi yang merupakan jumlah kematian anak di bawah satu tahun per 1000 kelahiran. Adapun tujuan dari penelitian ini yakni mendapatkan faktor-faktor penyebab AKB di Provinsi Maluku menggunakan metode Analisis Jalur. Hasil analisis penelitian menunjukkan bahwa AKB tertinggi berada diwilayah kota Tual yaitu sebesar 36 per 1000 kelahiran. Selanjutnya variabel eksogen (X) yang berpengaruh terhadap variabel endogen jumlah bayi dengan resiko Berat Badan Lahir Rendah (Y1) untuk model jalur sub struktur I yakni variabel ibu hamil yang diukur Lingkar Lengan Atas (LILA)(X1) dengan nilai |thitung| sebesar 7,251 dimana lebih besar dari nilai ttabel = 2,262, sedangkan untuk model jalur sub struktur II variabel eksogen (X) yang berpengaruh terhadap variabel endogen Persentase AKB tiap kabupaten/kota di Maluku (Y2) yakni variabel jumlah ibu hamil yang diukur LILA (X1), jumlah ibu hamil yang melakukan kunjungan ke puskesmas untuk imunisasi (X2), dan jumlah ibu hamil yang melaksanakan kunjungan ke puskesmas pertama kali saat melahirkan (X3) dimana masing-masing memiliki nilai |thitung| sebesar 2,836; 3,535; dan 2,837lebih besar dari nilai ttabel = 2,262.
O clima urbano como construção social no contexto da produção do espaço urbano periférico da zona leste de São Paulo
Authors: Reis Fernando Rocha , Galvani Emerson
Published: December 2018

O clima urbano como uma construção social é entendido a partir da inter-relação da sociedade com o espaço no processo de produção e reprodução desigual do espaço. Nas cidades brasileiras, marcadas pela desigualdade social, essa é uma característica marcante, ao ponto de deixar marcas na paisagem urbana através da segregação socioespacial e o uso diferenciado da cidade. Todos os fatores citados acabam refletindo no microclima dos diversos bairros e na cidade como um todo. O tipo de urbanização dos bairros de alto padrão é distinto do tipo dos bairros de baixo padrão, no que diz respeito à arborização, oferta de equipamentos urbanos, tamanho dos domicílios, material construtivo, dentre outras características. Nesse contexto que este artigo intitulado “O clima urbano como construção social no contexto da produção do espaço urbano periférico da zona leste de São Paulo” tem como objetivo mostrar como a produção desigual do espaço contribui para produção de microclimas diferentes. O estudo buscou compreender o processo de produção desigual do espaço, seus reflexos no clima urbano, entendido como uma construção social.
Neve efetiva ou apenas referência? relação entre neve e fluxo turístico a Gramado(RS)
Authors: Collischonn Erika , Pansera Cemila
Published: December 2018

Gramado é o polo turístico do estado do Rio Grande do Sul. Apresenta um clima subtropical úmido (Cfb), com invernos nos quais são frequentes temperaturas abaixo de 0°C e geadas, havendo também possibilidade de ocorrência de neve. O estudo realizado faz uma comparação entre a ocorrência de neve e o fluxo turístico em Gramado/RS. Foram usados os dados da estação meteorológica automática (INMET) de Canela/RS, registrados para os períodos de outono/inverno dos anos de 2009 a 2012. Para o mesmo período foram também obtidos e organizados dados do fluxo de veículos das três praças de pedágio que dão acesso à cidade de Gramado. Os dados diários foram justapostos de forma a poderem ser comparados. Também se analisou os calendários de eventos para o mesmo período. Constatou-se que o fluxo de veículos nas praças de pedágio se relaciona mais com os dias dos finais-de-semana com eventos programados, do que com a neve anunciada ou ocorrida. O estudo realizando demonstra que, em Gramado, o fenômeno natural “neve” cede cada vez mais lugar ao artefato “neve” resultante do engenho humano.
O enquadramento dos direitos lgbti como direitos humanos: uma análise do processo de construção do frame motivacional
Authors: Medeiros Fernanda Luíza Silva de , Bernardes Pedro Henrique Dias Alves
Published: December 2018

O presente trabalho visa demonstrar a tentativa por parte de movimentos sociais, aqui denominados atores estratégicos, em estabelecer os direitos da população LGBTI como direitos humanos, à semelhança do que ocorreu com os direitos específicos de outras populações (como as mulheres). O objetivo seria transformar em mainstreamo entendimento acerca da necessidade de proteção desse grupo contra discriminação, preconceito e violência, bem como o reconhecimento de seus direitos referentes à liberdade de orientação sexual e identidade de gênero. Para analisar este processo, é aplicado o conceito de frame, um esquema interpretativo cuja construção ocorre por meio de um processo discursivo que envolve o levantamento de uma situação-problema (diagnóstico), o oferecimento de soluções (prognóstico) e os critérios para que a mobilização em torno do objetivo dos atores estratégicos seja cumprida. Identificou-se, ao final, que oframing(processo de construção do frame) aqui analisado foi apenas parcialmente atingido.
Política externa e desenvolvimento: as políticas econômicas externas do Brasil e da Argentina na Segunda Guerra Mundial
Authors: Corsi Francisco Luiz
Published: December 2018

O artigo apresenta uma análise comparativa das políticas econômicas externas do Brasil e da Argentina durante a II Guerra Mundial. Busca discutir em que medida as políticas externas contribuíram para o avanço do desenvolvimento de ambos os países. Partimos da perspectiva segundo a qual a política externa é, por um lado, condicionada pelo projeto nacional da classe hegemônica e, por outro, pela inserção do país em uma ordem internacional fortemente hierarquizada. Objetiva-se fazer uma análise articulada dessas duas dimensões. Defendemos que a resposta dada a Grande Depressão, em um contexto de relativa desarticulação da economia mundial, e a conformação de diferentes projetos nacionais, que expressavam distintas coligações hegemônicas de classes, foram de grande importância para determinar os rumos da economia, da política externa e da política de alianças durante o conflito mundial.
«Un apoyo que no hay que desdeñar»
Authors: Lochert Véronique
Published: December 2018

In the 17th century, French stage directions seem less numerous and more succinct than Spanish stage directions. This article provides an overview of the development of stage directions in French theatre from the 16th to the 17th century. The analysis of several revealing cases shows the diversity of French stage directions and highlights their intricate issues. The division between scripts for performance and texts for reading progressively gives way to a polyvalent dramatic text. The stage directions meet then the expectations of the actors as well as those of the readers and are quite often under the control of the dramatic poet, which enjoys a certain authority.
A Hebrew Echo of Catullus’ Passer circa 1400?
The Question of Humanism in Late Medieval Hispano-Jewish Communities
Authors: Gutwirth Eleazar
Published: December 2018

Against the background of a long standing tradition which sees the Hispano-Jewish culture of the late Middle Ages in terms of decline and isolationism, the article attempts to analyse – and argue for an echo of Catullus’ Carmina in – a Hebrew poem of the Catalano-Aragonese “guild of the poets”. It tries to contrast the unverified attributions of translations from the Latin or the putative existence of romance texts which have not been found with the close analogy of themes and motifs between the Hebrew and the Latin poem. It contextualises it in the frame of other cultural manifestations of close contacts between Jews and Christians as well as the rich evidence of the archival documents of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.
Between Reason and Madness
Hallucinated Detectives in the Narrative of Juan José Saer and Ricardo Piglia
Authors: Macedo Rodriguez Alfonso
Published: December 2018

This paper analyses intertextuality between two novels, Juan José Saer’s La pesquisa and Ricardo Piglia’s Blanco nocturno, in the context of detective fiction, that both writers explore in their narrative. The paper is divided in four parts: “Cruces introductorios” is an introductory form to produce connections between the most important authors of the last quarter of 20th-century Argentine; in “Primeros rastros” communicating vases are set between both poetics in detective genre; in “Subgéneros policiales” some important aspects of La pesquisa and Blanco nocturno are analysed while some differences are identified: the first work belongs to enigma novel and the last work connects with hard boiled; finally, the paper analyses Detective Morvan and Detective Croce aiming at identifying opposite pairs: intelligence and dementia, reason and madness, civilisation and barbarism. Thus, these concepts are establishing new relationships between Saer and Piglia based on their approaches to detective genre and their criticism to capitalist system.
Grotesque Deconstruction of Oficial Colonial and Postcolonial Latin-American Identities
From Valle-Inclan’s Tirano Banderas to Silviano Santiago’s Cosmopolitismo do pobre
Authors: Santamaría de Abreu Pedro
Published: December 2018

This article explores the deconstructive function of grotesque elements in contemporary Spanish and Ibero-American Literature. Starting with Tirano Banderas. Novela de Tierra Caliente (1926), a highlight in Valle-Inclan’s esperpento aesthetics, mocking what authors as Bakhtin or Foucault pointed out as “official truths”, both collective and individual. It is argued that grotesque representation establishes a subversive relation when confronted with epic or tragic modes, as established by aristotelic-horatian and dogmatic poetics. This may shed some light on the relation between grotesque structure and critical deconstruction, from the so-called Baroque era up until modernist and postmodernist essay, such as it is the case of one of the most thoroughly sophisticated contemporary writers in Brasil, Silviano Santiago, whose collection of essays O Cosmopolitismo do Pobre (2004) is the third pillar of our analysis.
Stolen Lives and the Limits of Art
Authors: Sampedro Aiora
Published: December 2018

What we know about the horizon of possibilities in the writers’ discourse is largely influenced by two relevant scholars studies who defined literature as a field in which many pressures converge. The purpose of this paper is to analyse the aims and pressures that have Harkaitz Cano has to cope with when writing about the Basque context. In the aforementioned discussion I thoroughly identify different cycles of literary recreation by taking into consideration three essential stages: first, reflections from a novel’s main figure, secondly, an essay on artist and character building and finally, conversions based on metaliterature. To conclude, the single most striking observation to emerge from the analysis might be the correlation between the artist’s necessity and impossibility to represent reality around him.
Transformation of Identity in the Basque Narrative of the 20th Century
Authors: Esparza Iratxe
Published: December 2018

This article discusses how economic, political and social changes linked to postmodernism have caused a transformation in the subject’s identity in recent Basque narrative. It shows the appearance a new type of postmodern characters. Postmodernity offers a set of tools to analyse the concept of identity and its alteration in narrative, in an attempt to make a global description of current society and postmodernism as a framework in which artistic creations are materialised. This research delves into the postmodern subject in the Basque literary context. Results obtained attest that an identity crisis experienced by main characters corresponds to an identity imbalance that postmodernity generates in Western culture, resulting in a multiple and transitory identity.
Pere Gimferrer in Catalan: from Personal to Political Commitment
Authors: Grasset Eloi
Published: December 2018

This article sheds some light on the language change – from Spanish to Catalan – that took place in Pere Gimferrer’s work, one of the most acclaimed living poets in Spain. Specifically, the paper tries to analyse the political consequences of writing in Catalan during the Spanish transition form Franco’s dictatorship to democracy.
The Archaeological and Ethnographic Description of Greater Armenia by the Mkhitarist Fathers of Venice Between Hellenophile and Armenophilia
Authors: Contin Benedetta
Published: December 2018

This study is a preliminary attempt to reassess and redefine the aims that inspired the philological work of the Mekhitarist Fathers of Venice, particularly their volumes devoted to archaeology and historiographic geography, in the light of the so-called Orien- talist and Post-colonial studies. The Author aims to show the ‘ideological’ relation between the historiographic works of some renowned Mekhitarist fathers, namely Ghukas Inchichian, Ghewond Alishan and Sukʿias Efrikian, and the Father of the Armenian historiography, Movsēs Khorenatsʿi, particularly concerning the methodological approach to the historiographic description and discourse. The concept of ethnic ‘nation’ elaborated by Movsēs Khorenatsʿi, as well as the theory of dialectical relation between centre and periphery, is one of the most entrenched and productive values of the Armenian identity. In this light, the author tries to reconsider also the intellectual and spiritual motivations behind the monumental work of the three Mekhitarist figures that should not be encompassed by a (post-) Foucaldian lecture of the ‘nationalistic’ philological movements, as recently proposed by some scholars.
Krikor (Grigor) Balakian’s Ruins of Ani
A Surprising Source for Armenian Architecture
Authors: Maranci Christina
Published: December 2018

KKrikor (Grigor) Balakian’s 1910 work, The Ruins of Ani (Ngarakrut‘iwn Anii Aweragnerun Badgerazart), documents the visit of the Armenian Catholicos Matt‘ēos Izmirlean (1845-1910) to Ani in 1909. Largely neglected by historians of architecture, The Ruins of Ani nevertheless offers an extraordinary account of the city and its monuments. After considering Balakian’s sources and scholarly perspectives, this paper explores his report on the buildings and the archaeological museum of Ani, highlighting discrepancies from the known record. Balakian’s often surprising remarks require careful scrutiny and cross-checking; at the same time, they highlight the value of any eyewitness source on Ani composed during the period of Russian control.
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Politik Pendidikan Indonesia:
Authors: J. Hasse , Pabbajah Mustaqim
Published: December 2018

This paper explores the problem of inequality in education in Indonesia. Educational facilities have stood firm and can be found up to the district city, its existence cannot be utilized optimally by the nation's children. The high school graduates who want to go to college, can not realize their dreams because of various obstacles. First, the adequacy of information about higher education is not evenly distributed. Access to information is more known to certain circles so that they can also choose institutions as a place to continue education. Information on scholarships, for example, is very limited. Second, the standard of acceptance used by higher education institutions is still 'unbalanced'. Competition for entry to the best colleges is only contested by graduates who come from the best schools as well. Graduates from certain schools, especially those away from access to education, are unable to compete and are marginalized. Third, the design of educational institutions is still ambiguous. The existence of the dichotomy of the state-private, common-religion, modern-traditional and various another naming also influenced the practice of the gap of the Indonesian higher education to the present. Higher education should be a space for all children of the nation and provide services without discriminating treatment
Inovasi Kurikulum Madrasah di Pesantren Kabupaten Banyuwangi dalam Mengimplementasikan Civic Education
Authors: Rosid Moh. Harun Al , Budiywono Eko , Mamlukhah Mamlukhah
Published: December 2018

Reasons for Choosing Side-by-Side, namely: (1) Madrasas need curriculum innovations in order to contribute to the success of madrasa goals that are in line with the objectives of national education; (2) Madrasas have never received civic education assistance from the Banyuwangi district government; (3) Madrasah students need an understanding of civic education, especially insight into the archipelago as a counterweight to understanding religion and nation in the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia for the provision of living in a pluralistic society. The approach used is Participatory Action Research (PAR). The conclusion obtained from the results of this service is that the madrasah curriculum innovation at the pesantren is important, given that Islamic religious education at the pesantren contributes greatly to the Republic of Indonesia as a moral fortress as well as a stronghold of radicalism. Positive responses and stakeholder support are also a great motivation for the smoothness and success of the madrasah-based community service program carried out at the largest madrasah diniyah in Banyuwangi district, hoping that it could become a reference and barometer for the madrasah diniyah in Banyuwangi district
Manajemen Dakwah Program Kisah Menawan Sang Teladan di Radio Rodja 75,6 AM Bogor
Authors: Rozin Muhammad Samih , Fatmawati Fatmawati
Published: December 2018

The development of today's communications media has enabled people around the world to communicate with each other. This study aims to find out how the pre-production process of the Captivating Story of the Exemplary Program, how the process of implementing the production of the Captivating Story of the Exemplary, and how the evaluation process in the Program Story of the Model in Radio Rodja. This research uses qualitative approach. The research method used by the author is descriptive analysis. Descriptive method aims to describe the systematic facts or characteristics of a particular population or field in a fact and accurate. In other words, this method analyzes and interprets the meaning of the data. In the program of the captivating story of the exemplar through several stages: pre production includes: ideas, format planning, broadcast materials, performers, program name, and time of broadcast. The production process includes: the implementation of broadcasting, production materials, production executors, and facilities and infrastructure. Post production is weekly evaluation and the whole team
Analisis Hukum Islam terhadap Praktik Jual Beli Hasil Pertanian Padi Sistem Tebasan di Dusun Kelir Desa Bunder Kecamatan Kabat Kabupaten Banyuwangi
Authors: Syafa’at Abdul Kholiq , Rohmatulloh Rohmatulloh
Published: December 2018

The purpose of this study is: To find out the practice of buying and selling agricultural products for the rice slash system in Kelir Village, Bunder Village, Kabat District, Banyuwangi Regency. As well as to find out the review of Islamic Law on the practice of buying and selling agricultural products for rice, the cutting system. This type of research is qualitative research. Data analysis techniques used in this study are interactive models. The result of this research is the practice of buying and selling rice as follows: first the seller will offer rice to the buyer, then the buyer will come to survey and make some estimates regarding the price of rice, after being surveyed will be bargained to reach an agreement with the farmer, after that the slaughterer give a down payment (panjer) as a sign and the balance is paid when the rice is harvested. So from the results of the research that the researchers did, it can be concluded that the provisions of Islamic law on the practice of buying and selling with the slash system in Kelir Hamlet, Bunder Village, Kabat District, Banyuwangi Regency concluded that the practice of buying and selling is legal because it is in accordance with the jizaf sale and fulfillment requirements the condition of buying and selling jizaf itself.
Pengaruh Lingkungan Kerja, Motivasi Kerja Dan Stres Kerja Terhadap Kinerja Pegawai
Authors: Prabowo Lindu , Sanusi Anwar , Sumarsono Tanto
Published: December 2018

The purpose of this study is To describe the variables Work Environment, Motivation, Job Stress and Employee Performance. The population in this study amounted to 56 people. To collect the data the researcher used questionnaires. For descriptive and regresion analysis SPSS version 20 were applied. Based on the result of research indicate that 1). Work environment does not significantly affect employee performance, because the work environment culture is well established 2). Motivation of work affect the performance of employees, the better the motivation the better the performance of employees, 3). Job stress affects the performance of employees, the more stress increases the more increases the performance of employees, 4). Motivation is a variable that has a dominant influence on employee performance, so the motivation must be considered well by the leader.
Analisis Motivasi dan Kinerja Karyawan Klinik Swasta di Kabupaten Lumajang Berdasarkan Kompensasi Yang Diberikan
Authors: Ermawati Emmy , Barlian Noer Aisyah
Published: December 2018

This study aims to identify the effects of direct compensation, indirect compensation and non-financial compensation on the motivation and performance of employees of private health clinics. The population of this research is private clinic employee in Lumajanga Regency with 34 respondents used as sample. Data analysis technique used multiple linear regression analysis. The results of this study indicate that partially all variables have no significant effect on motivation and performance. While simultaneously the three variables only have a significant effect on motivation but not on employee performance. In addition, this study indicates that motivation has a significant effect on employee performance. Coefficient of determination for motivation variable equal to 58,9% which means this variable can be explained by three independent variable in this research. This is different from the performance variable which is only 14.2%. As for the influence of motivation on the performance of coefficient of determination of 14.2%. Furthermore, this research is expected to contribute in the development of management science studies, especially human resource management so that it can become a reference for further research