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A corpus study of grammatical case forms in written and spoken Estonian: Frequency, distribution and grammatical role
Authors: Miljan Merilin , Vihman Virve
Published: October 2023

In this paper, we present the results of a corpus study investigating the distribution of the three grammatical cases in Estonian (nominative, genitive, partitive) and the factors affecting the interpretation of syntactic role for nouns marked in these cases. Unlike previous studies, which have focussed on the properties of grammatical relations, we take the perspective of morphological case, and investigate the relative frequency of each case in both written and spoken corpora, according to the encoded grammatical roles, referential properties (animacy, number, countability) and syntactic context (word order, transitivity), as well as probing the differences according to register. We find that each case is prototypically, but not reliably, associated with a particular grammatical role, and that a cluster of features are available to assist speakers in identifying the function of a case-marked noun.

Kokkuvõte. Merilin Miljan, Virve Vihman: Eesti keele grammatilised käänded kirjalikus ja suulises korpuses: sagedus, jaotumus ning süntaktilised rollid. Artiklis esitatakse tulemused korpusuuringust, mille eesmärgiks oli välja selgitada eesti keele grammatiliste käänete (nominatiiv, partitiiv, genitiiv) jaotumus ning tegurid, mis mõjutavad nende käänetega markeeritud nimisõnade süntaktiliste rollide tõlgendamist. Erinevalt varasematest töödest, mis keskenduvad grammatilistele suhetele ja (seejärel) nende käändetähistusele, lähtub selle uurimuse fookus eelkõige morfoloogiast, st käändest endast. N-ö käände perspektiivist vaatleme iga grammatilise käände esinemise sagedust kirjalikus ja suulises korpuses: milliseid süntaktilisi funktsioone see markeerib, markeeritava nimisõna omadusi (elusus, arv, loendatavus), süntaktilist konteksti (sõnajärg, transitiivsus) ning registri erinevusi. Leiame, et kuigi üldpildina eristub iga grammatilise käände puhul sagedaim süntaktiline põhiroll, toob detailsem analüüs välja nimisõna omaduste ja süntaktilise konteksti olulisuse nende rollide jaotumuses.
Modern features and trends in the development of the Russian state (constitutional and legal aspect)
Authors: Miroshnichenko Nadezhda , Maksimov Vladimir
Published: October 2023

The purpose of this work is to identify the trends and prospects of socio-political development of Russia at the present stage of its development. Guided by the paradigm of the fundamental importance for the political and legal system of the country of its constitutional act, the authors chose the method of legal analysis as the main method of research, attempting to achieve the goal of the work by considering the evolution of the basic law of the country - the Constitution of the Russian Federation. Thus, studying the constitutional process in dynamics, as well as drawing on the experience of a number of foreign countries, the authors of the article use historical and comparative research methods. The relevance and relevance of such research is due, among other things, to the fact that the last year and a half have been marked by a clear decrease in the activity of the scientific community in terms of studying the significance of constitutional amendments and their impact on the political future of the Russian state and society. Complicating the achievement of this task is the fact that the first chapter of the basic law of our country (on the foundations of the constitutional system) must remain unchanged and, therefore, it is impossible to trace the domestic socio-political transformations of the deep level by its evolution. Nevertheless, formulating conclusions, in the final part of the work, the authors identify a number of trends and prospects for the near future of our country, first of all, its state component. The practical significance of the work lies in the possibility of using its predictive component in the process of Russia's political development over the coming years.
Political worldview in the context of the transformation of the global system of the world order
Authors: Kopaev E.
Published: October 2023

The purpose of this work is to consider the features of the formation of the phenomenon of political worldview in the conditions of transformational processes taking place within the framework of the global world order. The methodology of the research was discourse analysis, as it allowed the author to identify trends emerging in the intellectual space and socio-political discourse, which made it possible to solve the problem of interpreting the content of the problem field and assess its impact on the formation of attitudes of the political worldvie. The paper defines the essence of the phenomenon of worldview, which consists in the ability of a person to have a holistic picture of the world, as well as the possibility of acquiring values and ideals that determine the motives of behavior and goals of life strategy. A comparative analysis of such phenomena as ideology and worldview is carried out, during which the author comes to the conclusion that the phenomena under consideration, having a common basis for the sphere of value meanings, can have a mutual influence in the process of forming ideological guidelines. Special attention is paid to the problem of forming a political worldview in the conditions of changing the previous system of the world order. For many, the familiar unipolar world order today is increasingly coming into a state of degradation. The former system is gradually being replaced by the emerging model of a multipolar world order, which has the potential to form the basis of the worldview of the political worldview of modern Russian society. The conclusions the author comes to are that a complete and consistent view of the world requires consistent work on its formation, which also concerns the political worldview. This circumstance leads to an understanding of the importance of purposeful activity to form an integral paradigm of the world order in the consciousness of Russian society.
Is the Charism of Biblical Inspiration “Open”? The Answer of the Revelation of John
Authors: Kotecki Dariusz
Published: October 2023

Czy charyzmat natchnienie biblijnego jest „otwarty”? Odpowiedź Apokalipsy św. Jana
Autor artykułu zadaje pytanie, czy charyzmat natchnienia biblijnego jest „otwarty”? Odpowiada na to pytanie pozytywnie analizując wyrażenie z Ap 1,10; 4,2: egenomēn en pnuemati („znalazłem się w Duchu”), jak i również dynamikę narracyjną Ap w kontekście obecności w niej zgromadzenia liturgicznego, który jest głównym podmiotem interpretującym księgę. Apokalipsa na swoją treść i jej zapis patrzy w kluczu inspirującego działania Ducha świętego (egenomēn en pneumati, „znalazłem się pod natchnieniem Ducha”), który prowadzi Jana z Patmos do sformułowania nowej treści w oparciu o teksty już natchnione (nagromadzenie aluzji do tekstów starotestamentalnych), stąd można wyprowadzić wniosek, że patrzy na samą siebie jako pismo natchnione a na natchnienie, jako na natchnienie aktualizujące, które jest kontynuacją tego natchnienia, towarzyszącego powstaniu Pism ST. Jan zapisując swoje doświadczenie wizyjne ma świadomość, że dokonuje się to pod wpływem tego samego Ducha, który wpływał na powstanie Pisma. Używając tych tekstów dokonuje rekreacji Słowa w kluczu dynamiki chrystocentrycznej. Ten sam schemat działania Ducha, sprawcy natchnienia, powtarza się w życiu wspólnoty słuchającej/czytającej (zgromadzenie liturgiczne zebrane na niedzielnej liturgii), która otwierając się na działanie Ducha Świętego, staje się wspólnota natchnioną, w której Duch święty prowadzi ją do odkrycia, odszyfrowania i praktykowania tego, co Sam zamierzał przekazać przez Jana, prowadząc ją do rekreacji usłyszanego Słowa w ich własnym środowisku życiowym, tj. w jej „tu i teraz”. Dokonuje się w ten sposób „lektura natchniona” odczytanego i wysłuchanego proroctwa. Apokalipsa wskazuje na pewne elementy, które są konieczne, aby charyzmat natchnienia biblijnego trwał we wspólnocie słuchającej/czytającej: lektura liturgiczna (w niedzielnym zgromadzeniu liturgicznym), która uwzględnia jedność Pisma świętego i prowadzi do Chrystusa (lektura chrystologiczna).
Co po dokumencie "Natchnienie i prawda Pisma Świętego"?
Authors: Linke Waldemar
Published: October 2023

Do opublikowania dokumentu Papieskiej Komisji Biblijnej Natchnienie i prawda Pisma Świętego. Słowo, które od Boga pochodzi i mówi o Bogu, aby zbawić świat minęła już prawie dekada. Można więc ze słusznego dystansu postawić pytanie, do jakiego punktu doprowadził on dyskusję o natchnieniu oraz jaki kierunek może i powinna ona przybrać w przyszłości. Na Soborze Watykańskim II przyjęto chrystocentryczną koncepcję Objawienia oraz przedstawiono skupioną na tekście teologię natchnienia. Stworzyło to problem niespójności tych dwóch zagadnień. Dokument PKB z 2014 r. wychodząc z założenia, że między teologią Objawienia i natchnienia istnieje ścisły związek, odpowiedział na głos Kościoła wyrażony w XII Zgromadzeniu Ogólnym Synodu Biskupów (2008). Do wypracowania jest jednak wciąż synteza teologiczna obejmująca te dwa zagadnienia. Posynodalny dokument Verbum Domini (2008) nakreślił chrystologiczny kierunek wypracowywania tej syntezy, która zniesie dychotomię poszukiwań teologii natchnienia w teologii dogmatycznej i biblistyce.
Benedykta XVI teologia natchnienia biblijnego
Authors: Zatwardnicki Sławomir
Published: October 2023

Benedykt XVI wzywał do pogłębienia rozumienia natchnienia i jego dynamiki. Choć sam nie stworzył traktatu o natchnieniu, jego teologiczne refleksje mogą stanowić przyczynek do doktryny natchnienia. W artykule podjęto najważniejsze wątki, na które w wypowiedziach dotyczących natchnienia zwrócił uwagę Joseph Ratzinger. Rozpoczęto od ukazania twórczego dialogu bawarskiego teologa z myślą św. Bonawentury. Uwypuklona została przede wszystkim idea relacji objawienia do Pisma Świętego jako świadectwa objawienia. Następnie podjęto trzy podstawowe kategorie, które zdaniem Ratzingera winny określać teologiczną refleksję nad natchnieniem: osobę, Lud Boży, którego autor natchniony był częścią i który jest prowadzony przez Boga, oraz historię. W zakończeniu dokonano krytycznego podsumowania i wypunktowano kwestie domagające się rozwinięcia.
Rogue States. An Analysis of Undemocratic States in the Contemporary International System
Authors: Kwiatkowska Monika , Berbeć Dawid
Published: October 2023

Russia, Iran, North Korea, and Cuba are not usual actors on the global stage, as their undemocratic nature manifests not only in domestic policies but also in contemporary foreign affairs. Diverging in their norms and behavior from accepted standards of international relations of the post-Cold War world, they all have been recognized as so called ‘rogue states’: sovereign system units representing political nonconformity, which stand a threat to liberalism, democracy, and peace. The article seeks to define the role of the aforementioned undemocratic systems in the contemporary international reality, which is characterized by connectivity, globalization, capitalism, and American predominance by analyzing the characteristics of Moscow’s, Tehran’s, Pyongyang’s, and Havana’s role, image and revisionist anti-Western stance in contemporary system.
Comparative Analysis
Authors: Kwiatkowska Monika
Published: October 2023

The political and social effects of the Cold War include, among other things, the intensification of nationalist and isolationist tendencies, as well as autocratic and anti-imperial, which in turn has resulted in the emergence of undemocratic state governments in various regions of the world. The aim of the article is a comparative analysis of four countries located in four parts of the world, whose undemocratic political systems were strengthened in result of the Cold War transformations of the international order, and moreover, they became an integral part of the multipolar world after 1991. The cases include the Republic of Cuba, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the Russian Federation. The choice was motivated by the diversity of states in terms of geography, culture and international importance, despite a common autocratic internal foundation. The research was conducted with the use of qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) technique, while the necessary data were gathered during case study investigations concerning each regime’s historical background, ideology, government characteristics, economic system, and society. The author believes that a comprehensive analysis of the regimes’ similarities and differences with regard to the Cold War political mechanisms impact on international arena would allow to understand the phenomenon of authoritarianism and totalitarianism in the post-Cold War era.
Load Factor Optimization for the Auto Carrier Loading Problem
Authors: Jäck Christian , Gönsch Jochen , Dörmann-Osuna Hans
Published: October 2023

The distribution of passenger vehicles is a complex task and a high cost factor for automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). On the way from the production plant to the customer, vehicles travel long distances on different carriers, such as ships, trains, and trucks. To save costs, OEMs and logistics service providers aim to maximize their loading capacities. Modern auto carriers are extremely flexible. Individual platforms can be rotated, extended, or combined to accommodate vehicles of different shapes and weights and to nest them in a way that makes the best use of the available space. In practice, finding feasible combinations is done with the help of simple heuristics or based on personal experience. In research, most papers that deal with auto carrier loading focus on route or cost optimization. Only a rough approximation of the loading subproblem is considered. In this paper, we present two different methodologies to approximate realistic load factors considering the flexibility of modern auto carriers and their height, length, and weight constraints. Based on our industry partner’s process, the vehicle distribution follows a first in, first out principle. For the first approach, we formulate the problem as a mixed integer, quadratically constrained assignment problem. The second approach considers the problem as a two-dimensional nesting problem with irregular shapes. We perform computational experiments using real-world data from a large German automaker to validate and compare both models with each other and with an approximate model adapted from the literature. The simulation results for the first approach show that, on average, for 9.37% of all auto carriers, it is possible to load an additional vehicle compared with the current industry solution. This translates to 1.36% less total costs. The performance of the nesting approach is slightly worse, but as it turns out, it is well-suited to check load combinations for feasibility.
Derogación “en diferido” de la Norma Básica de Autoprotección
Authors: Agún González Juan José , Aguilar-Elena Raúl
Published: October 2023

El pasado día 21 de junio se publica en el BOE el Real Decreto 524/2023, de 20 de junio, por el que se aprueba la Norma Básica de Protección Civil. Esta nueva norma deroga, con un plazo de 4 años, otra norma fundametal para la Seguridad y Salud de los trabajadores, la Norma Básica de Autoproteción (Real Decreto 393/2007). Esta derogación en diferido genera una gran incertidumbre para los Técnicos/as de Prevención.
Trabajo a turnos y Vitamina D
Authors: Nobrega-De-Franca José , Messina Ángelo
Published: October 2023

Este trabajo es un comentario del artículo: Martelli M, Salvio G, Santarelli L, Bracci M. Shift Work and Serum Vitamin D Levels: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Int J Environ Res Public Health. 2022 Jul 22;19(15):8919. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19158919.
A Study on Learning Pre-Algebra Using Interactive Multimedia Courseware Within Collaborative Learning Set-Up and E-Mail Interactions
Authors: Khalid Mohd Sazali , Yamin Sulaiman , Sari Sri Adelila
Published: October 2023

Abstract – Many students at diploma level are weak in mathematics even after spending eleven years in Malaysian education system. However, throughout the world there are research studies been done with mixed results using technology and collaborative learning. The objective of this paper is to analyze the effect of learning pre-algebra using interactive courseware with collaborative learning by using STAD set ups with interactive courseware using e-mail facilities during team discussion only. Quasi experimental type research was used. The gain score (differences between post and pre test) between the two equivalent groups were obtained. Diploma Information Technology first year students in two different intake years 2009 and 2010 in UTHM were employed. ‘t-test’ results revealed the second group using e-mail is statistically significantly inferior to the group using purely interactive multimedia courseware CDiCL only with STAD team discussion. On average participants experienced higher gain scores in the first group (Mean = 3.28, SE=0.433), than participants in the second group (M=0.77, SE=0.354). This difference was statistically significant (t (74) = 4.51, p
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Potential Biomass Evaluation on Forest Plant Stands In Aceh Province, Indonesia: A Case Study of Forest Product Utilization Permit for Cultivated Forest Area by PT. Acehnusa Indrapuri
Authors: Basri Hairul , D Dahlan , Nurochman Deden
Published: October 2023

Abstract – Development of industrial forest plantation currently has a primary function to produce timber for the fulfillment of the pulp and paper industry raw matter. In times of growing trees plantations have the ability to absorb carbon dioxide gases (CO2) in the atmosphere throught the process of photosynthesis which builds biomass stands and produce oxygen gases (O2). The potency of forest stands biomass and build a model standing stock biomass using the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) value from Satellite Imagery was investigated. Types of crops grown in Forest Product Utilization Permit for Cultivated Forest Area in PT.Acehnusa Indrapuri are A.mangium and E.urophylla plantations with area approximately 15,500.59 ha. The results showed the biomass content at the lowest value 16.81 tons per hectare with the NDVI Value of 0.342 whereas the highest content of biomass amounted to 145.750 tons per hectare in NDVI value 0.813. The content of plant biomass of forest stands can be expected by NDVI values using the model equation Y = 250.32 X 2 -15.221X- 3.3623 with R2 of 97.27%
A Preliminary Study on Rainfall Interception Loss and Water Yield Analysis on Arabica Coffee Plants in Central Aceh Regency, Indonesia
Authors: Yulianur BC Alfiansyah , Rizalihadi Maimun , Benara Reza
Published: October 2023

Abstract - Rainfall interception loss from plants or trees can reduce a net rainfall as source of water yield. The amount of rainfall interception loss depends on kinds of plants and hydro-meteorological characteristics. Therefore, it is important to study rainfall interception loss such as from Arabica Coffee plantation which is as main agricultural commodity for Central Aceh Regency. In this study, rainfall interception loss from Arabica Coffee plants was studied in Kebet Village of Central Aceh Regency, Indonesia from January 20 to March 9, 2011. Arabica coffee plants used in this study was 15 years old, height of 1.5 m and canopy of 4.567 m2. Rainfall interception loss was determined based on water balance approach of daily rainfall, throughfall, and stemflow data. Empirical regression equation between rainfall interception loss and rainfall were adopted as a model to estimate rainfall interception loss from Arabica Coffee plantation, which the coefficient of correlation, r is 0.98. In water yield analysis, this formula was applied and founded that Arabica Coffee plants intercept 76% of annual rainfall or it leaved over annual net rainfall 24% of annual rainfall. Using this net rainfall, water yield produced from Paya Bener River which is the catchment area covered by Arabica Coffee plantation was analyzed in a planning of water supply project for water needs domestic of 3 sub-districts in Central Aceh Regency. Based on increasing population until year of 2025, the results showed that the water yield will be not enough from year of 2015. However, if the catchment area is covered by forest, the water yield is still enough until year of 2025
Essential Workers of the Palais-Royal: Prostitution and the Public Good in French Revolutionary Drama
Authors: Feilla Cecilia
Published: October 2023

Abstract: From 1789 to 1792, the issue of prostitution was absent from parliamentary debates, policy agendas, and journalism in France. This article looks to theater and pamphlet literature instead for examples that break the silence around prostitution, with special emphasis on the play, Le Serment civique des demoiselles fonctionnaires publiques du Palais-Royal (1791), in which prostitutes debate their status and duty in relation to a new Revolutionary decree on public workers. Using print and performance to intervene in public discourse and promote their interests, prostitutes of the Palais-Royal are shown as crafting a notion of citizenship based not on a discourse of natural rights, as prominent feminist activists of the period did, but rather based on their contribution to the public good as essential workers for the nation.
Thoreau's Animal Thinking: Sympathetic Tracking to Epiphany
Authors: Swails Elizabeth Heinz
Published: October 2023

Abstract: Thoreau spent much of his career preoccupied with thinking and with animals. In many of his excursions in the woods, he would be deep in thought when an owl, rabbit, otter, or some other creature's movements would catch his eye. Oftentimes, the animal and the tracks they left behind would lead him on a new trajectory, both mentally and physically. This essay focuses on moments of Thoreauvian epiphany when his thoughts, his walking body, and his animal encounters collide. In these moments, Thoreau successfully reads his own thoughts through the paths he takes just as he attempts to interpret animals' thoughts through the tracks they leave behind. By examining fox and moose tracks and walking in them in "Natural History of Massachusetts" (1842) and "Ktaadn" from The Main Woods (1864), Thoreau employs sympathetic tracking to produce animalistic thinking that leads him to some of his greatest epiphanies.
Tradition through Repetition: "The Present Crisis," Social Action, and the Literary Excerpt Genre
Authors: Sweet Timothy
Published: October 2023

Abstract: This essay develops a theory of the literary excerpt, taking as a case study the ways in which James Russell Lowell's 1845 poem "The Present Crisis" has been quoted in public discourse by abolitionists, suffragists, temperance activists, anti-imperialists, and Civil Rights activists including W. E. B. Du Bois and Martin Luther King, Jr. A prominent recent instance is U.S. Senate Chaplain Barry Black's quotation from the poem in his opening prayer for the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump. Tracing these and other histories of excerpting "The Present Crisis," the essay draws on Rhetorical Genre Studies to argue that the literary excerpt is a distinct paraliterary genre, a form of social action that enables two purposes: bringing literary authority to nonliterary domains and participating in a tradition through repetition. Attention to the excerpt genre's pragmatics can thus bring the question of instrumentality (back) to considerations of literariness.
Sequential phase diversity for wavefront correction using a deformable mirror with modeling errors: publisher’s note
Authors: Miyamura Norihide , Hirose Makoto , Sato Seichi
Published: October 2023

This publisher’s note corrects an error in Appl. Opt. 62, 7931 (2023)APOPAI0003-693510.1364/AO.497155.
Investigating the glass structure of Yb3+/Al3+/P5+ doped silica preforms prepared by suspension method
Authors: Tiabi Nadia , Dauliat Romain , Auguste Jean Louis , Vergnole Sébastien , Florian Pierre , Canizares Aurélien , Duclere Jean René , Wondraczek Katrin , Roy Philippe
Published: October 2023

Owing to its capability to produce large volume of glass while preserving a high degree of purity and homogeneity, the suspension method was employed here to synthesize a Yb3+/Al3+/P5+ doped silica preforms. The glass structure was studied by relying on both nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and Raman spectroscopies, confirming the formation of Al(PO)4 units. Thence, photoluminescence emission spectra were acquired, assessing the beneficial impact of the phosphorus addition in Yb/Al doped silica glass to curtail the Yb2+ ions content. The results reported here suggest that alumino-phosphosilicate matrix having an equimolar concentration of Al3+/P5+ co-dopants exhibits significantly weaker concentration in Yb2+ ions than equivalent aluminosilicate matrix. This glass composition is thus shown relevant to look further on circumventing the photodarkening phenomenon occurring into fiber laser.
Evaluation of an enhanced service for medication review with follow up in Swiss community pharmacies: Pre-post study protocol
Authors: Amador-Fernández Noelia , Escaith Mathilde , Simi Elodie , Quintana-Bárcena Patricia , Berger Jérôme
Published: October 2023

Background

In Switzerland, 20,000 people are hospitalized each year as result of drug related problems (DRPs). The sources of DRPs can be related to patients’ behavior (i.e., wrong administration) or to health processes (i.e., drug-drug interaction). No community pharmacy (CP) service focus on DRPs related to patients’ behavior is currently recognized or remunerated in Switzerland. A medication review with follow up (MRF) has been developed to evaluate prescription and non-prescription medication.

Objective

To evaluate the impact of MRF service for the identification and management DRPs associated to patients’ behavior and to describe pharmaceutical interventions carried out through MRF.

Methods

A pre-post intervention study with a cluster design and one intervention group will be carried out in CPs in the canton of Vaud (Switzerland) for 15 months. Volunteer pharmacists will be trained on the identification and management of DRPs related to patients’ behavior. After training, they will include randomly selected adults taking four or more chronic drugs prescribed for at least three months prior to recruitment. Then, they will conduct three pharmacist-patient face-to-face consultations at 6-month intervals. Tasks will be differentiated by pharmacy technician or pharmacist to triage expired medication or to manage DRPs in a structured manner, respectively. The primary outcome is the identification of DRPs associated to patients’ behavior. Secondary outcomes are to assess patients’ medication knowledge, number of expired medications, interventions carried out by pharmacists and pharmacists’ satisfaction. The study will begin in April 2023 in 19 to 35 pharmacies that will recruit at least 162 patients. A sub analysis will be carried out for patients with 65 years old or over.

Conclusions

The MRF intervention features a training designed for an enhanced evaluation of patient’s behavior towards their medication. The study will allow the assessment and management of DRPs in Swiss CPs with the support of the local health authorities and pharmacist association.

Trial registration

Clinicaltrials.gov NCT05348538.
Any sound you can imagine? The Bedroom Producer, creativity and popular music education
Authors: Thompson Paul
Published: October 2023

Since the publication of Paul Théberge’s seminal book Any Sound You Can Imagine: Making Music/Consuming Technology (1997), a series of multifaceted, interrelated and co-dependent technical, economic, social, cultural and musical changes have contributed to the emergence of a distinct role of music-maker that could be termed ‘the Bedroom Producer’ (although as long as Bedroom Producers have the correct equipment, then the location of their music production activity is immaterial). This article explores the creative context of the Bedroom Producer and analyses the co-current, interactive spheres of music-making that they engage with. These analyses show that are important implications for educators working within popular music education (PME) and the article introduces some of the ways in which educators can use contemporary educational approaches to take account of the creative process in teaching and learning.
Editorial
Authors: Walzer Daniel
Published: October 2023

The author introduces the Special Issue commemorating the 25th-anniversary of Any Sound You Can Imagine: Making Music/Consuming Technology by Paul Théberge. The author discusses how Théberge’s scholarship introduced new conceptions of technology in popular music teaching and learning by drawing on themes of musicking and technology-mediated ontology. The author concludes with a brief reflection on Théberge’s continuing influence in popular music education.
Fulgora
Authors: Gill EO
Published: October 2023

‘Fulgora’ sets aside identity politics to think through the production of gender and sexuality through a medium-based approach. It considers how gender and sexuality are communicated through the formal resonances and materiality of film and video. As a video artist and curator my practice critiques established ways of looking and classificatory logics. I understand gender as constituted in relationality and through shifting social worlds. This article outlines my latest curatorial project in which I critically embrace the figure of the fulgora (a species of winged insect) to generate idiosyncratic taxonomies that disrupt the presumed epistemological and ontological foundations of gender and sexuality.
The phallocentrism of the media representation of gender dysphoria
Authors: Fikejzová Michaela , Charvát Martin
Published: October 2023

The aim of the present study is to analyse the media representation of gender dysphoria in trans* people in two popular films – The Danish Girl and Girl. Specifically, we focus on the role of genitalia in media representation of the trans* experience through the lens of phallocentrism. In the case of Lili and Lara, the trans* female protagonists of the chosen films, their trans* experience is, as we argue, reduced to their relationship towards their genitalia. Consequently, such a portrayal fully corresponds to the prevailing paradigm of transnormativity in media representation of trans* people.
Performing vulvic spectacles: Looking twice, thinking anew
Authors: Lyons Alex
Published: October 2023

Contemporary performance’s interest in staging spectacles can often work to elicit a reaction, draw attention or arouse interest as well as work to interrogate particular discourses around identity politics, particularly when nudity is involved. Whilst the body in performance has been subject to close analysis, there has been relatively little research on the representations of vulvas within contemporary performance, in particular, the ways artists expose their genitals as spectacle to analyse sociocultural themes of gender, sexuality, medical discourse, body politics and beyond. Whilst acknowledging cultural feminists of the 1960s–70s who pioneered a forum for vulvic art, this article examines spectacles produced by The Famous Lauren Barri Holstein in her performance Notorious () as well as artist and photographer Del LaGrace Volcano in Jenny Saville’s painting Matrix (1999), both of whom expose their vulvas to find pleasure in the liminal space between shock and unlearning. This article presents vulvic spectacles as spaces of transformation, challenging patriarchal constructs and conjuring dialogue around an often-tabooed body part, offering the possibility to call into question beliefs, knowledge, internalized biases, and practices – to look twice and to think anew.
‘I’m so proud: I grew it myself, I watered it and fed it and now it’s just a full-grown dick’: Challenging normative ideals of the penis through trans male embodiment
Authors: Tainio Luca Karhu
Published: October 2023

Through a discussion of three YouTube vlogs by trans men, I am suggesting that the seemingly simple division between men who have penises (cis) and men who do not (trans) – as long as genital surgery has not been obtained – is materially more muddled than generally culturally considered, as well as to a great extent discursively created and maintained. Instead of understanding trans men’s bodies through lack and deficiency, I consider the trans penis as a part of body-reflexive practices of masculinity, a significant part of building one’s trans male self. I am thus arguing for a change in how we understand what a penis is, or what counts as a penis, as well as in how we see and understand trans men’s bodies.
Mikro- és kisvállalkozások digitális felkészültségének vizsgálata a LIAISE keretrendszer segítségével és egyedi fejlesztésű mobil applikációk alkalmazási igénye
Authors: Péntek Ádám , Botos Szilvia , Pierog Anita
Published: October 2023

Az információs és kommunikációs technológiák használata ma már elengedhetetlen egy vállalkozás életében. Az eredményes működéshez szükséges a megfelelő informatikai háttér, a technológiai tudás és ezen eszközkészletek folyamatos használata. Az üzletvitel szinte minden iparágban egyre szorosabban kötődik a digitális világhoz. A digitális környezethez való folyamatos alkalmazkodás nélkül nagyon nehezen maradhat életben bármely vállalkozás. A KKV-k és különösen a mikrovállalkozások csak elég nagy késéssel tudják adaptálni az informatikai eszközöket és módszereket saját maguk számára. Tanulmányunkban felig strukturált interjút készítettünk Hajdú-Bihar megyében működő vállalkozásokkal, hogy felmérjük a digitalizációval kapcsolatos meglátásaikat, a LAISE keretrendszerre építve. Az eredmények azt mutatják, hogy ismeret és tudás hiányában vannak a digitális és IKT eszközök lehetőségeiről és használatáról. Nehezen építik be az üzletmenetükbe, a mindennapjaikba ezeket az eszközöket.
Publikációs dilemmák és kihívások a gazdaságinformatikus kutatók számára
Authors: Honfi Vid Sebestyén , Kő Andrea , Kosztyán Zsolt Tibor
Published: October 2023

A Magyar Tudományos Akadémia (MTA) IX. Gazdaság- és Jogtudományok Osztálya 2023. június 1-jei hatállyal alaposan megújította és új alapokra helyezte a folyóiratlistáját. Az új lista alapvetően a nemzetközileg is elismert Scimago Country & Journal Ranking (SJR) szerinti folyóirat értékelés alapján sorolja négy (A-D) osztályba a folyóiratokat. Ugyanakkor a modellváltó egyetemek más előírásokat, pl. Web of Science (WoS)-szerinti besorolást is előírnak. Ráadásul az egyes egyetemek sokszor csak két: (1) üzleti-menedzsment és (2) közgazdasági területeken fogadják el a publikációkat. Tanulmányunk arra keresi a választ, hogy milyen dilemmák elé néz egy kutató, ha valamennyi elvárásnak meg szeretne felelni, különösen, ha az adott kutató gazdaságinformatikával foglalkozik.
The impact of COVID-19 on work performance, organizational communication and cyber security in the IT sector at enterprise level
Authors: Németh Richárd
Published: October 2023

As a result of COVID-19, we have all seen an increase in stress due to the lifestyle and organizational changes brought about by the crisis, a sharp depreciation of social relationships and a transformation in human relations and communication at work. In my study, I sought to answer the question of how the measures introduced to protect against COVID-19 and the mandatory home office induced changes in work and working conditions in the corporate sector.
Estrategias de diagnóstico: UCAT
Authors: Casas Matiz Elvia Isabel , Reyes González Alberto
Published: October 2023

Existen múltiples retos urbanos para el desarrollo de las Agendas Públicas en el corto, mediano y largo plazo, en ciudades tan urbanizadas o en crecimiento como las que se presentan dentro del contexto latinoamericano. Estas se caracterizan por una alta demanda de espacios y servicios ecosistémicos (agua, aire y biodiversidad), suelo, vivienda, transporte, alimentos, servicios públicos y sociales. Además, están expuestas a vulnerabilidades interconectadas que provienen del cambio climático, las migraciones internas y externas a los países, y fenómenos de carácter geopolítico que amplían los rangos de incertidumbre (Castells, 1996, 1997, p. 30), así como nuestros rangos de incertidumbre ambientales, sociales y económicos. Este marco extiende nuestros campos de observación y gestión territorial y requiere de análisis de naturaleza compleja con enfoques multidimensionales, capaces de observar, diagnosticar y gestionar el territorio desde prácticas reales de forma integral sostenible.
Projective self-dual polygons in higher dimensions
Authors: Chavez-Caliz Ana
Published: October 2023

This paper examines the moduli space M
m

,n,k
of m-self-dual n-gons in ℙ
k
. We present an explicit construction of self-dual polygons and determine the dimension of M
m

,n,k
for certain n and m. Additionally, we propose a conjecture that extends Clebsch’s theorem, which states that every pentagon in ℝℙ2 is invariant under the Pentagram map.
Störende Statuen?
Authors: Grünbart Michael
Published: October 2023

Abstract

Ancient statues continued to be visible in the cityscape of Constantinople after Late Antiquity. Myths and legends often arose around them, as their original meaning and designation had been forgotten. This article discusses examples from the early and middle Byzantine periods in order to show which functions statues assumed in the understanding of imperial power and which messages they could convey. It is not surprising that statues were able to influence the public discourse on the one hand, and that the emperor could exercise dominion and assert his sovereignty of opinion with these visible monuments on the other.
Phalaris & co.
Authors: Marquis Émeline
Published: October 2023

Abstract

The letters of Phalaris are among the letter collections assembled by Rudolf Hercher in his, ‘Epistolographi graeci’, published in 1873. They differ from other collections in that volume in the size of the corpus ( 148 letters ) and the breadth of the manuscript tradition ( more than 132 manuscripts ). Moreover, the number and the order of the letters vary greatly from one manuscript to another. These characteristics explain why there is no modern critical edition of the letters of Phalaris. This paper addresses a methodological issue: how can we get a comprehensive view of the transmission of the letters of Phalaris? It examines these letters from the perspective of the collection, given that the letters of Phalaris are often transmitted within manuscripts that combine several corpora of letters, thus forming large epistolary collections. This paper shows to what extent the results obtained by the editors of other epistolary texts can be applied to the letters of Phalaris and what is gained, on a literary level, by replacing these letters in their context of transmission.
Dionysios von Antiocheia und das Schicksal einer spätantiken Briefsammlung
Authors: Grünbart Michael
Published: October 2023

Abstract

The letters of Dionysios of Antioch have been preserved in more than 30 manuscripts ( the oldest dating to the 10th c. ). They are often transmitted in the context of eminent late antique epistolographers ( e. g. Libanios or Basil ). It seems that both the label ‘school of Antioch’ and the function as models favoured their transmission. In addition, Dionysios provided some theoretical reflections on epistolographic techniques that may have interested learned circles. Nevertheless, these 85 short texts rarely received scholarly attention ( due to the lack of facts ), but a new edition ( after more than 150 years ) will contribute to the understanding of middle Greek letter-writing.
How did Laotse Transform Heidegger: The Generation of a New Philosophical Grammar
Authors: Xia Kejun
Published: October 2023

The relationship between Heidegger and Chinese Taoism has long been ambigious, and the recent publication of Heidegger’s Black Notebooks (GA97-102) will help us to find the answer. From the co-translations of the Tao Te Ching by Heidegger and Paul Shih-yi Hsiao in the Black Notebooks, it is clear that Heidegger’s expressions and ideas were transformed by Tao Te Ching. This paper attempts to point out the documentary evidence of the relevant influence and to indicate how the language of Heidegger’s thought was completely transformed by the Daoist dialectic in a purely philosophical syntactic logic. It will further show the future intellectual value of this transformation.
The first record of partial xanthochromism in big-eared opossum, Didelphis aurita (Didelphimorphia, Didelphidae)
Authors: Cotts Leonardo , Prestes Stella Barbara Serodio , Pires Jeferson Rocha , Mathias Maria da Luz
Published: October 2023

Didelphis aurita is an abundant South American didelphid. Chromatic disorders are rare and scarcely known in marsupials. We report and describe the occurrence of xanthochromism (yellowish coloration) in D. aurita, being the first record of this anomaly for opossums. The emergence of the xanthochromism correlated with the anthropogenic stress in urban-sylvatic interface suggests that chromatic disorders may serve as useful bioindicators of the health of wildlife in disturbed environments.
Using of endoscopic polypectomy in patients with diagnosed malignant colorectal polyp – The cross-sectional clinical study
Authors: Stojic Vladislava , Zdravkovic Natasa , Nikolic-Turnic Tamara , Zdravkovic Nebojsa , Dimitrijevic Jelena , Misic Aleksandra , Jovanovic Kristijan , Milojevic Stefan , Zivic Jelena
Published: October 2023

The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficacy of endoscopic polypectomy as a therapeutic treatment for malignant alteration of colorectal polyps. In a 5-year research, 89 patients were included, who were tested and treated at the University Clinical Center Kragujevac, Kragujevac, Serbia, with the confirmed presence of malignant alteration polyps of the colon by colonoscopy, which were removed using the method of endoscopic polypectomy and confirmed by the histopathological examination of the entire polyp. After that, the same group of patients was monitored endoscopically within a certain period, controlling polypectomy locations and the occurrence of a possible remnant of the polyp, in the period of up to 2 years of polypectomy. We observed that, with an increasing size of polyps, there is also an increase in the percentage of the complexity of endoscopic resection and the appearance of remnant with histological characteristics of the invasive cancer. The highest percentage of incomplete endoscopic resection and the appearance of remnant with histological characteristics of the invasive cancer were shown at malignant altered polyps in the field of tubulovillous adenoma. Eighteen patients in total underwent the surgical intervention. In conclusion, our data support the high efficacy of endoscopic polypectomy for the removal of the altered malignant polyp.
Laser re-melting of modified multimodal Cr3C2–NiCr coatings by HVOF: Effect on the microstructure and anticorrosion properties
Authors: Irfan  , Hu Ming , Meng Lingyu , Shi Chenxi
Published: October 2023

Modified multimodal (MMP) Cr3C2–NiCr coatings were fabricated by high-velocity oxy-fuel (HVOF) spraying deposited on a CuCrZr alloy substrate. However, due to the lack of its inevitable porosity, an additional laser re-melting (LRM) approach is highly required to improve the coating performance. Therefore, the LRM technique is employed in this study to improve the microstructure properties of an MMP Cr3C2–NiCr coating by HVOF. Solid-state phase transformation from Cr3C2 to Cr7C3 occurred during the LRM process. After the LRM process, the coating exhibits the presence of Cr3C2 nanoparticles that serve as reinforcement. These nanoparticles demonstrate minimal lattice misfit and exhibit high stability throughout the LRM process. The surface of the coating undergoes modification, resulting in the formation of homogeneous nano (20–130 nm), micron (150 nm to 0.3 μm), and submicron (2–3 μm) Cr3C2 structures, along with high-density microstructures, after the LRM process. Nano-Cr3C2 particle reinforced with high total work function and incredibly increased corrosion rate significantly improves coating corrosion resistance. Overall, porosity decreased from 3.9% of the HVOF coating to 0.3% of the LRM. As a result, the current density of anticorrosion decreased from 33.7 to 4.35 µA·cm−2, and the Vickers microhardness average values ranged from 1,050 to 1,300 HV0.3, indicating improved microstructure development and related properties.
A 2020. évi magyar megyei ÁKM-ek becslése és multiregionális ÁKM-modell készítése
Authors: RÉVÉSZ Tamás
Published: October 2023

Magyarország összes megyéjére kiterjedően eddig csak 2010-re és csak 37 ágazatos bontásban készültek az országos Ágazati Kapcsolatok Mérlegével (ÁKM-mel) összhangban álló területi, illetve multiregionális ÁKM-becslések. A különféle gazdasági folyamatok regionális hatásai felmérhetőségének, valamint a regionális politikák frissebb és részletesebb adatokon és modelleken alapuló támogatása végett az e cikkben ismertetett kutatási-modellezési tevékenységem első fázisában Magyarország 2020.~évre vonatkozó, alapáras, szervezeti besorolású, ún. ,,B" típusú 64 ágazatos ÁKM-ével konzisztens módon elkészítettem Magyarország 19 vármegyéjének és a fővárosnak az ÁKM-eit. A következő lépésben ezeket egymáshoz kapcsolva Magyarország 2020.~évi (az egyes megyék más megyékbe történő szállításait a fogadó megyék, és azon belül a felhasználó ágazatok és végső felhasználási kategóriák szerint is részletező) multiregionális ÁKM-ét becsültem. Végül ezek alapján egy egyrégiós, illetve egy multiregionális ÁKM-modellt specifikáltam és számszerűsítettem. A cikk a multiregionális modell felhasználási lehetőségeit egy hatásszimuláció eredményeinek értékelésével is érzékelteti.
From the Editors
Authors: Fox Jesse , Kugelmann Robert
Published: October 2023

In this, our third issue for 2023, we present articles that do not argue for “integration” between psychology and psychotherapy on the one hand, and Catholic thought and practices on the other; they assume such an integration. This already accomplished integration is not the last word on the topic, to be sure. However, these documents constitute data that integration is not simply a goal that we will reach in the distant future. It is taking place before our eyes. Whether “integration” proves to be a valid goal is still up for grabs. Whereas these articles silently state that it is a good thing, a non-Christian colleague wondered about real differences between Catholic psychotherapy and competent, ethical psychotherapy generally. As you read the articles in this issue of Integratus, keep these considerations in mind. And then send us your thoughts in the form of contributions to the journal.
“Every theoretical choice is an autobiographical confession”: A Response to the Work of Boris Cyrulnik from a Catholic Perspective
Authors: López Raúl Sacristán
Published: October 2023

Resilience is one of the most relevant topics of our time. This essay discusses some of the fundamental ideas about resilience found in the work of French neuropsychiatrist and psychoanalyst Boris Cyrulnik. It reflects on five of Cyrulnik's well-known books to establish a kind of “dialogue” with his work. Themes from Cyrulnik's writing are explored from a Catholic perspective, including the importance of the stories that people make of their lives to integrate and overcome trauma, the process of love, and a consideration of what the classics, from Greek philosophers to Descartes, called the soul.