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Tornar-se esposa, fazer-se mulher: o casamento estabelecendo gênero nas relações conjugais de mulheres trans/travestis
Authors: Zampiroli Oswaldo
Published: July 2019

O relacionamento amoroso de duas mulheres trans/travesti com seus respectivos parceiros é o mote central deste artigo para discutirmos gênero e conjugalidade. A particularidade dos casos que trago se impõe no fato de que os cônjuges não as assumem publicamente, dando, portanto, um caráter subterrâneo a seus amores. Outro ponto central é o ofício de prostituta das duas mulheres. Desse modo, temos por um lado, corpos ocultados na rede relacional dos namorados e a prostituição como eixos tensionadores da relação, gerando uma dinâmica ímpar de conjugalidade. Os exemplos etnográficos trazidos farão viço na discussão das negociações dos casais: como estabelecem limites, como percebem a relação e como se conduzem no subterrâneo. Toda essa dinâmica passa a nos revelar também que o processo central de tornar-se esposa, para as mulheres trans/travestis, é parte fundamental no processo de fazer-se mulher.
“É uma questão de geração, eu não uso meu corpo assim”: diferenças geracionais e diferentes feminismos a partir da Marcha das Vadias de Goiânia/GO
Authors: Batista Paula Nogueira Pires
Published: July 2019

O presente artigo busca apresentar e debater brevemente questões relacionadas a diferenças geracionais e a diferentes feminismos a partir de pesquisa etnográfica realizada durante os anos de 2014, 2015 e 2016 na Marcha das Vadias de Goiânia/GO. A partir dos dados de campo, há a busca por reflexões acerca de aspectos relacionados aos diferentes modos de conceber o corpo em protesto na Marcha das Vadias e os usos performáticos e políticos da nudez, interseccionados a marcadores sociais da diferença, a exemplo de gênero, sexualidade e idade/geração. Ademais, o artigo busca também pensar tanto rupturas e conflitos quanto as possibilidades de coalizão no campo feminista intergeracional.
Em defesa da moral cristã? fundamentos e justificativas da bancada evangélica nos projetos de lei anti aborto
Authors: Souza Naiana Zaiden Rezende
Published: July 2019

Desde a redemocratização em 1988 até as eleições mais recentes, segmentos religiosos vêm ampliando sua ação no meio político com o propósito de restaurar na sociedade brasileira a moral e os bons costumes cristãos. A atuação dos políticos religiosos, principalmente dos integrantes da Frente Parlamentar Evangélica, no Congresso Nacional, vem chamando a atenção da população e da mídia pelos projetos de leis e propostas de emendas constitucionais polêmicos. Dentre estas proposições, as que mais se destacaram nos últimos tempos foram as pautas referentes ao movimento LGBTTQ e às causas feministas, mais precisamente, os projetos que visam retirar direitos constitucionais e infraconstitucionais já garantidos, como o casamento e o aborto. Diante dessa realidade, o presente trabalho propõe-se a debater os projetos de leis de parlamentares da bancada evangélica que tratem da interrupção voluntária da gravidez, trazendo suas justificativas e fundamentos, com o intuito de discutir se o discurso religioso ainda é utilizado como motivação política para a proibição do aborto. Para tanto, foi feita uma revisão bibliográfica da temática analisando os projetos de leis previamente selecionados, bem como autores consagrados que tratam sobre a atuação evangélica na política e também das questões de aborto e direitos humanos pertinentes ao estudo proposto. Após a pesquisa, percebeu-se que o discurso religioso pró vida ainda se faz presente nas propostas legislativas, mas sempre concatenado com argumentos de outra natureza (científico e social, por exemplo) para legitimar e legalizar os projetos de leis ou emenda constitucional.
Denúncia política e contracultura: o “show proibido” de Gilberto Gil na Poli/USP (1973)
Authors: Diniz Sheyla Castro
Published: July 2019

Este artigo propõe uma análise do show que Gilberto Gil realizou na Escola Politécnica da Universidade de São Paulo (Poli/USP) em maio de 1973, evento gratuito promovido pelo Movimento Estudantil (ME) da universidade sob um contexto de intensa repressão da ditadura militar. Ao trazer para o palco improvisado o expoente tropicalista, que há pouco mais de um ano havia regressado do exílio forçado, a apresentação de Gil na Poli/USP consiste numa fonte importante para se compreender as estratégicas de denúncia política adotadas por parcelas da juventude escolarizada da época, bem como as suas relações com a gama de valores da contracultura: faces, ora muito dicotômicas e ora intimamente conectadas, de uma resistência mais ampla contra o regime antidemocrático que, ainda hoje, insiste em nos assombrar.
Diversidade cultural nos mercados de comunicação e cultura: um panorama das discussões e métodos de pesquisa na indústria fonográfica
Authors: Marchi Leonardo de
Published: July 2019

A diversidade cultural se tornou um critério importante para a formulação de políticas culturais. No entanto, a definição conceitual desse elusivo termo e o desenvolvimento de técnicas de mediação de seus níveis em mercados de comunicação e cultura constituem um grande desafio. É interessante notar que a indústria fonográfica tornou-se um laboratório de desenvolvimento de técnicas de pesquisa sobre diversidade cultural, contando, hoje, com uma vasta literatura dedicada ao tema. Contudo, na medida em que a própria indústria fonográfica se digitaliza, torna-se urgente revisar os fundamentos dessas pesquisas. Este artigo apresenta, portanto, um duplo objetivo. Por um lado, propõe uma descrição dos métodos de medição da diversidade cultural no mercado fonográfico, a partir da análise dos principais estudos dedicados ao tema. Por outro, descreve o negócio fonográfico na era digital, a fim de avaliar a necessidade ou não de revisão dos tradicionais métodos de mediação de seus níveis de diversidade cultural. Como considerações finais, aponta tópicos importantes para futuras pesquisas sobre organização do mercado de comunicação e cultura e diversidade cultural.
Autonomia e hetoronomia do rock brasileiro: juventude, música e estilo de vida na década de 1980
Authors: Garson Marcelo , Souza Lucas
Published: July 2019

Durante a década de 1980, o rock nacional firma-se como o estilo de maior sucesso no mercado brasileiro de música. Pela ação de uma nova leva de críticos musicais conquista, também, legitimidade cultural. Ao longo do processo, constrói uma certa imagem de juventude que se torna uma de suas marcas principais. O objetivo deste artigo é detalhar as estratégias e percalços que explicam o êxito do gênero em sua busca por mercado e prestígio, bem como as razões que fizeram da juventude uma categoria central para pensar esse processo.
Liberalismos, direitos humanos e ordem no Brasil contemporâneo: entrevista com Luiz Eduardo Soares
Authors: Lima Pedro , Chaloub Jorge
Published: July 2019

Quarta-feira, dia 21 de novembro, fomos gentilmente recebidos por Luiz Eduardo Soares para uma entrevista sobre o lugar das direitas no Brasil contemporâneo. A feição do dossiê, composto por temas e abordagens diversas, requeria um entrevistado capaz de articular distintos olhares para a ascensão das direitas. Luiz Eduardo preenche com sobras os requisitos. O entrevistado dispensa maiores apresentações, mas cabe brevemente mencionar sua vasta trajetória acadêmica - como professor de UNICAMP, IUPERJ e UERJ, além de visiting scholar em Harvard, University of Virginia, University of Pittsburgh e Columbia University – e ampla experiência em cargos públicos, como seu período enquanto Secretário nacional de segurança pública bem demonstra. A entrevista expõe um intelectual diretamente comprometido com causas públicas e capaz de olhar o atual momento conturbado a partir de múltiplas perspectivas, em discurso onde reflexões sobre a formação da sociedade brasileira e as tradições da nossa política se encontram com suas experiencias no mundo público. Em tempos de profundas dúvidas sobre a natureza e as saídas para a atual crise, Luiz Eduardo Soares oferece interpretações distantes do conformismo da maior parte das análises de conjuntura contemporâneas.
Apresentação: Direitas no Brasil contemporâneo
Authors: Chaloub Jorge , Lima Pedro , Perlatto Fernando
Published: July 2019

Apresentação do dossiê "Direitas no Brasil contemporâneo", organizado por Jorge Chaloub, Pedro Lima e Fernando Perlatto.
El Observatorio Económico y Social de Turismo/OEST de la Universidad Federal de Juiz de Fora/UFJF: relato de caso del proceso de institucionalización de las estructuras formales de investigación en turismo brasileñas
Authors: Pimentel Thiago Duarte
Published: July 2019

Este documento relata la experiencia del Observatorio Económico y Social (OEST), describiendo sus características esenciales y su modo de funcionamiento, destacando su papel y contribuciones, teniendo como telón de fondo el contexto de evolución de las Estructuras Formales de Investigación en Turismo (EFIT) en Brasil. La literatura sobre sistemas y estructuras formales (núcleos, grupos, observatorios, centros, etc.) dedicados a la investigación en turismo, así como el análisis de los datos empíricos de la población de IES en Brasil y sus estructuras formales de investigación en turismo encuadran la presentación y discusión del relato del caso específico del OEST. Los resultados demuestran, en Brasil, un contexto de expansión y consolidación de las EFIT, pero aún enmarcado por la asimetría entre la OET y la oferta de EFIT. En particular en lo que se refiere al OEST se puede decir que dicha estructura de investigación se inserta en un contexto regional donde hay una escasez de centros turísticos y una fuerte dinámica de otras actividades económicas, lo que hace menos evidente la relevancia turística. Aun así, se puede ver sus logros en un corto período de tiempo su creación en términos de proyectos realizados, formación de recursos humanos y participación en niveles de toma de decisones locales y estatales.  Se concluye que, en nivel nacional, la creación de EFIT en otras áreas temáticas, como, por ejemplo, la gastronomía, es importante para diversificar la oferta de EFITs, consolidando su proceso de institucionalización. Ya en el caso específico del OEST, la existencia de insumos -en especial financieros y, en menor escala, humanos - parece ser el principal factor crítico de éxito para la continuidad de sus trabajos.
La Formación del “Mundo del Turismo”: una larga historia
Authors: César Dachary Alfredo Argentino , Arnaiz Fernanda César , Arnaiz Burne Stella
Published: July 2019

Este artículo resume el reciente libro “Capitalismo, Sociedad y Turismo”, que consolida una trayectoria de décadas de investigación y que ha intentado ser un camino de varios siglos a fin de entender el origen, el desarrollo, la ocupación, el papel que juega en el sistema, los beneficios y los grandes problemas que presenta una de las mayores actividades globales: el turismo. En la actualidad, el turismo promueve una reocupación de territorios y poblaciones que, en la mayoría de los casos, logra ser aceptada como una alternativa por éstas, lo cual le permite además de transformar, el de adecuar e integrar a estos pueblos y regiones al sistema mundial. El turismo como modelo es inexplicable si no está referenciado a la totalidad, un sistema en constante transformación a raíz de los grandes cambios tecnológicos – económicos, que readecuan al modelo y las consecuencias socio-políticas y culturales, que transforman a la sociedad y sus imaginarios. Nuestra hipótesis central es que el turismo que se origina en el capitalismo crece, se transforma y se adecúa con base en la lógica del sistema, por lo que su papel va cambiando y cada vez tiene mayor presencia en la medida que el modelo va pasando de la sociedad del trabajo a la del ocio, de la producción al consumo.
La Política Pública del Turísmo Cultural en Colombia 1991-2017
Authors: Quintero Olga Restrepo
Published: July 2019

Este articulo presenta una revisión descriptiva y sistemática de la política pública aplicada al turismo cultural con el propósito de establecer tendencias y resultados después de la Reforma Constitucional Colombiana de 1991 hasta 2016. Son múltiples las acciones emprendidas por el Estado Colombiano en defensa del patrimonio material, inmaterial y natural de Colombia, colocándolo como motor para el desarrollo del turismo cultural, interno y externo, con resultados positivos en la identificación, valoración, competitividad, sostenibilidad y difusión del patrimonio cultural Colombiano.
La Transición de Carmen de la Industria Petrolera al Turismo
Authors: Ascencio Ruby Asunción González , Alamilla Azeneth Cano , Rivera Lizeth De la Cruz , Núñez Patricia del R. Cerecedo , Martínez Luis David
Published: July 2019

En la actualidad el municipio del Carmen le está apostando al turismo, una actividad que permite la creación de nuevos empleos, y el progreso socioeconómico, siendo su principal actor el capital humano. Por lo tanto, mantener la tendencia de crecimiento es un reto para los actores del sector turístico. La comunicación integral de mercadotecnia es un proceso que, a través de programas de comunicación, permite persuadir a los clientes. La aportación de este proceso es que las empresas turísticas puedan comunicar algo a sus diferentes públicos, bajo el conocimiento sobre aquello que conduce a la lealtad de los turistas y su contribución a la rentabilidad económica del destino turístico, a través del análisis de diversas variables. Que dé como resultado diversas acciones por parte del turista en beneficio del destino tales como; la promoción de un servicio turístico hacia familiares y amigos, presentar actitudes y comportamientos futuros dirigidos a repetir el viaje al mismo destino y revivir experiencias. Existen escasas evidencias empíricas en el área de servicios que prueben la validez de la relación entre la lealtad y la satisfacción y su vínculo con otras variables. Así como el problema que presenta el turismo para definir la lealtad, e identificar patrones de repetición de compra de productos y servicios. Considerando que la satisfacción de los turistas no solo depende de las empresas sino de factores exógenos y no controlables, que se encuentran en el entorno natural, de ahí la importancia del uso adecuado de los recursos naturales con base en el desarrollo sustentable
Percepción de la Satisfacción del Visitante bajo la Perspectiva Organizacional: el caso del Museo de las Momias
Authors: Rocha Mónica Isabel Mejía , Morales Betzabeth Dafne
Published: July 2019

En tiempos actuales, las organizaciones que suelen ofrecer sus servicios o productos al consumidor a través de sus colaboradores deben de cerciorarse en que el consumo se dé a través de un servicio de calidad. Lo anterior, debido a que si se prevé y vela por el servicio de calidad que garantice una experiencia gratificante para el consumidor o cliente, se incidirá significativamente en elevar el nivel de competitividad del producto o servicio. El Museo de las Momias de Guanajuato, resulta ser un atractor turístico por demás interesante para los visitantes de este destino turístico. El presente trabajo de investigación analiza desde una plataforma digital; análisis documental de encuestas de satisfacción en el servicio sobre la percepción de la experiencia del visitante a dicho Museo, por otro lado, se realiza un contraste con la perspectiva de calidad en su servicio que concibe la administración del establecimiento. Es un trabajo de tipo cualitativo con apoyo de elementos cuantitativos. Dentro de los principales resultados se pudo conocer que existen ciertas diferencias entre la percepción de los visitantes y la perspectiva organizacional.
The Martyrdom of Polycarp
Authors: BRAY GERALD
Published: July 2019

Abstract: The story of Polycarp presents the challenge of steering a via media between hagiographical and demythologizing interpretations. The article explains the problems with regard to dating his martyrdom and the method of separating out the anachronistic and hagiographical details within the account. There is nothing in the Martyrdom that could not have been written in the mid-second century, and there is no compelling reason why it must be dated considerably later than the events it describes. At a time when the church was growing, Polycarp’s fate was not just a story but also a sign and a pastoral encouragement.
Interview of Dr. Stephen Tong
Authors: LILLBACK PETER A.
Published: July 2019

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Meredith G. Kline on Covenant Community and Canon
Authors: KLINE MEREDITH M.
Published: July 2019

Abstract: Meredith G. Kline supported conservative views of canon by arguing that ancient Near Eastern treaties and Deuteronomy contained canonical clauses, meaning that their texts were authoritative for the vassal community when they were written, as were biblical books performing functions governing that community. Based on discontinuities between the Old and New Testament forms of the covenant community, Kline redeﬁned canon as documents structuring and implementing the polity of the various phases of the vassal community. Thus, the Old Testament counts as Scripture, but not canon, for the church. Critical scholarship perceives Kline’s views as conservative dogma rather than historical argument; conservatives approve his demonstration that all Scripture is covenantal, but dislike his distinctions between faith, individual-life, and community-life (polity) norms.
The Enlightenment Bible in Antebellum America (1812–1831): Archibald Alexander’s Appraisal
Authors: AUBERT ANNETTE G.
Published: July 2019

Abstract: This essay addresses the pioneering biblical scholarship of Archibald Alexander (1772–1851), the founding father of Princeton Theological Seminary, in the contexts of biblical criticism and the academic Bible that were being discussed and created at German universities. Alexander was among the ﬁrst nineteenth-century American Presbyterian professors to interact with innovative research emerging from Europe, especially the work of Johann David Michaelis (1717–1791). He is worthy of research attention for establishing a central position for Princeton Theological Seminary in the ﬁeld of biblical studies, as well as for interacting with the creators of the Enlightenment Bible while defending Calvinist theology and epistemology.
Practical Principles for Church Leaders and Church Members from Hebrews 13
Authors: COETSEE ALBERT J.
Published: July 2019

Abstract: In the ﬁnal chapter of his letter, the writer of Hebrews charges his hearers to remember, imitate, obey, and submit to their leaders. From these exhortations we can deduce what he expected from both the church leaders and members of the local church to whom he wrote. In this study some of the expectations of the writer of Hebrews are spelled out, and from them practical principles are given for church leaders and members today.
Editorial: Text and Textuality
Authors: WELLS PAUL
Published: July 2019

No Abstract
Interview with Dr. Richard B. Gaffin Jr.
Authors: LILLBACK PETER A.
Published: July 2019

No Abstract
Erasmus and the Book That Changed the World Five Hundred Years Ago
Authors: WALLACE DANIEL B.
Published: July 2019

Abstract: The ﬁrst published Greek New Testament (NT), Novum Instrumentum Omne, appeared on March 1, 1516. It was a diglot—a Latin-Greek NT. The Reformation was born because Luther had Erasmus’s Greek NT in his hands. This article looks at the history behind that momentous publication, who Erasmus was, and how his most controversial work became the spark that was fanned into the ﬂames of the Reformation. All Protestant translations of the NT for the past half millennium ﬁnd their roots in the Novum Instrumentum. Ironically, producing a Greek NT may have been a “side issue” for Erasmus. Yet this Renaissance man wedded historical and philological scholarship of ancient texts to the study of the Bible and thus initiated the modern era of NT scholarship.
Re-Establishment of the Christian Church in Mongolia: The Mongolian Standard Version Translation by National Christians
Authors: GARAMTSEREN BAYARJARGAL
Published: July 2019

Abstract: This paper has two main parts: the history of Christianity in Mongolia and the history of Bible translation in the Mongolian language. The history of Christianity in Mongolia and among the Mongols, especially before and during the Mongol Empire, is largely understudied and unknown. I will attempt to show that four tribes, the Kerait, the Naiman, the Onguud, and the Uyghur, who were important parts of the Mongol Empire, had already become Christian, with their own church structures and tradition, by the thirteenth century. Giving the history of Christianity up until the present time, I brieﬂy outline the seven-hundred-year history of Bible translation into the Mongolian language. At the end, I describe the Mongolian Standard Version project, an ongoing activity of Bible translation from the original languages by national Christians.
Paul’s Preaching and Postmodern Skepticism
Authors: POYTHRESS VERN S.
Published: July 2019

Abstract: By focusing on Paul’s own descriptions of his preaching, and especially on 2 Corinthians 4:1–6, we can see several ways in which Paul’s own views provide answers to postmodern skepticism. Paul presupposes that God exists, the same God who is set forth in the Old Testament as the creator and sustainer of the world. In 2 Corinthians 4:1–6, Paul affirms that his message has divine authority, divine truthfulness, divine power to overcome resistance to its claims, and divine presence through the glory of Christ. Paul’s message also shows how, in the midst of the Roman Empire’s situation of multiple cultures and multiple languages, he preaches a gospel with universal claims, in “the open statement of the truth” (2 Cor 4:3).
Interview with Dr. Robert George
Authors: LILLBACK PETER A.
Published: July 2019

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Do Judaism, Islam, and Christianity Worship the Same God? A Reformed Theological Perspective
Authors: TACHIN PHILIP
Published: July 2019

Abstract: It Is Debated Whether Judaism, Christianity, And Islam Worship The Same God. That They Share The Same Roots In Abraham, The Father Of Faith, Makes Some, Including Christian Scholars, Conclude That They Worship The Same God. The Question Turns On The Real Substance Of Worship And Its Approval By God. Drawing From The Classical Reformed View, We Make A Logical And Exegetical Argument That Judaism, Christianity, And Islam May Have Shared The Same Broad Categories About Their Supreme Deities, But Conclude That They Actually Do Not Worship The Same God. That True Worship Of God Is Trinitarian And Christ Centered, Which Is Unique About Christianity, Makes It Impossible To Admit That The Three Religions Worship The Same God.
An Introduction to Luther, Calvin, and Their Protestant Reformations
Authors: LILLBACK PETER A.
Published: July 2019

Abstract: A comparison of Martin Luther and John Calvin shows that they stand in line with historic Christianity and share core Reformation principles. Abuses in the Catholic Church and indulgences are among the main reasons why Luther broke with the church in which he grew up. Luther gave the impetus for other Reformations and theological movements, in particular Zurich, represented by Heinrich Bullinger with his contribution to covenantal thought, and Geneva, where Calvin through his Institutes crystallized Reformed theology. While Luther showed some appreciation for Calvin, Calvin, without idealizing Luther, acknowledged his towering inﬂuence. Luther and Calvin left their mark in areas such as theology, the church and worship, society, and Western history and culture.
“The Glorious Work of the Reformation”: Andrew Fuller and the Imitation of Martin Luther
Authors: HAYKIN MICHAEL A. G.
Published: July 2019

Abstract: While a high view of the life and work of Martin Luther was maintained only in certain quarters of Anglophone Christianity by the close of the seventeenth century, the eighteenth-century Evangelical revival led to a profound rediscovery of him. This article examines the way one such Evangelical, the Baptist Andrew Fuller, who does not appear to have read Luther directly, regularly cited him as a model to be imitated when it came to preaching and courageous action.
Interview with Dr. William Edgar
Authors: LILLBACK PETER A.
Published: July 2019

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The Impact of Calvinist Teaching in Indonesia
Authors: BATLAJERY AGUSTINUS M. L.
Published: July 2019

Abstract: Of eighty-nine churches that belong to the Communion of Churches in Indonesia, forty-eight of them, located from Sumatra to Papua, declare themselves to be Calvinist or Reformed.1 Calvinist communions are the largest of the Protestant denominations in Indonesia. This article illustrates how Calvinist thinking entered Indonesia and what kind of Calvinism is found in the Indonesian churches to the present. In theology and practice, these churches with their Calvinist background continue to keep the Calvinist or Reformed tradition alive.
Calvin: Interpreter of the Prophets
Authors: CURTIS BYRON G.
Published: July 2019

Abstract: This article explores the hermeneutical principles behind John Calvin’s commentaries and lectures on Isaiah (1550/1559), Hosea (1557), the Minor Prophets (1559), Daniel (1561), Jeremiah (1563), and Ezekiel 1–20 (posthumous, 1565). Calvin is not the founder of historical-grammatical exegesis, the precursor of the historical-critical method, or a literalist. He crystallizes earlier medieval practices with his expanded sensus literalis. His use of history, grammar, allegory, anagogy, and analogy receive attention, as do the sources of Calvin’s historical and chronological errors. Calvin takes ancient Israel’s return from exile, Christ’s death and resurrection, and the church’s present condition as embraced within the literal sense of the prophetic word. This inclusiveness allures us as Calvin’s pastoral passion comes out and the prophetic word addresses us.
Bullinger on Islam: Theory and Practice
Authors: TIMMERMAN DANIËL
Published: July 2019

Abstract: The present inquiry engages with the perception of Islam and of Christian-Muslim relations in the works of the sixteenth-century Zurich Reformer Heinrich Bullinger (1504–1575). On the basis of previous research, it attempts to deepen our understanding of the Reformer’s theory of Islam by comparing it with the notions of true and false prophecy. This theological perspective is broadened by a discussion of Bullinger’s more practical advice on the Christian presence in Turkish territories and on evangelization of Muslims. These themes are explored through the Reformer’s correspondence, his 1551 catechetical letter to Hungarian Protestants, and his 1567 systematic and polemical exposition of Islam (Der Türgg).
Reformation and Music
Authors: KRISTANTO BILLY
Published: July 2019

Abstract: This article explores the impact of the Reformation and the post- Reformation era on the Christian understanding of music, as well as the historical development of music. The article begins with Martin Luther’s unique contribution to the theology of music. The second section deals with John Calvin’s complementary theology of music. The third section shows that some Lutheran post-Reformation theologians have developed their thoughts not only from the central tenets of Luther’s theology of music but also from those of Calvin. The final section shows the relevance of reformational and post-reformational theologies of music to contemporary issues in worship. In conclusion, an eclectic and principled ecumenical understanding of those various theologies of music can help to challenge in a sensitive way the current shortage of high-quality music our contemporary context.
Juvenile Justice and Punishment of Girls in Brazil
Authors: Arruda Jalusa Silva de , Krahn Natasha Maria Wangen
Published: July 2019

This article presents a bibliographical review of research carried out within the scope of the Brazilian postgraduate programs that studied the execution of socio-educational measures on girls in the juvenile justice system and that adopted gender studies or feminist approaches as their theoretical perspective. Theses and dissertations that have been produced on the theme were identified and eventual gaps in these works were indicated, thus contributing to new possibilities of research on the subject in the country. We concluded that the studies developed in the scope of the postgraduate programs in addition to other studies on the subject give an overview of the situation of girls in the Brazilian socio-educational system, but that it is still necessary to further analyze modes of punishment that are especially applied to girls and interpret them considering the specificities of the Brazilian social reality, especially regarding the intersection between the social categories gender, race, class and generation.
La primacía del servicio y la responsabilidad por el otro
Authors: Cervera Vallejos Mirtha Flor
Published: July 2019

Las enfermeras como personas y sujetos morales han de saber querer, amar y tratar a los demás. Esa dinámica de búsqueda y adquisición se visibilizan cuando las enfermeras saben reaccionar ante el sufrimiento, las injusticias y las inclusiones tan evidentes en el presente siglo, más claro cuando reflexionan sobre su ubicación, centralidad del hacer así como la vida doliente y sin esperanza que puede tener cada paciente. Creadores de nuevos conocimientos y visiones del mundo, diseñadores de ambientes educativos de enfermería que involucren las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación para el BIEN de quienes forman, de esta manera la primacía de servir para vivir resulta magnánimo y esperanzador para la enfermería futura.
Experiencias de las madres sobre la educación que reciben de las enfermeras en suplementación con micronutrientes, Centro de Salud San José, 2015
Authors: Ramos Mendo Cristin Mercedes , Arriola Arízaga María Caridad
Published: July 2019

La presente investigación cualitativa, con enfoque estudio de caso, tuvo como objetivo: describir, analizar y discutir las experiencias de las madres sobre la educación que reciben de las enfermeras en la suplementación con micronutrientes en el C.S. San José. La base teórica estuvo fundamentada en la directiva del N°:055 del Ministerio de salud sobre la suplementación con micronutrientes. Los sujetos fueron 8 madres de familia que acuden al centro de salud, determinados por la técnica de saturación y redundancia; se tuvo como instrumentos: la entrevista semiestructurada; se respetaron los principios bioéticos deSgreccia y de cientificidad según Hernández. El análisis de datos, fue mediante el análisis de contenido temático según Bardin. El análisis de contenido permitió obtener las siguientes categorías: I. El entorno educativo de enseñanza para la educación en suplementación con micronutrientes. II. La comunicación madre/enfermera en la educación en suplementación de micronutrientes. III Los materiales educativos que utiliza la enfermera en la educación en suplementación con micronutrientes. Se tuvo como consideración final que la mayoría de las madres de familia del C. S San José reciben educación oportuna y adecuada en la suplementación de micronutrientes, los cuales ayudan a prevenir la anemia.
Riesgos y beneficios de la investigación científica
Authors: Ibeas Emilio José , Cervera Vallejos Mirtha Flor , Tapia Díaz Willian
Published: July 2019

Toda investigación biomédica con participantes humanos debe ser revisada a priori por un comité reconocido de ética en investigación. El propósito del ensayo persiguió conocer y reflexionar sobre los riesgos y beneficios de la investigación, para que las investigaciones propuestas beneficien directamente a los participantes, a su comunidad local o a la sociedad en su conjunto.
Análisis psicométrico de las escalas de estrategias de aprendizaje (ACRA) en estudiantes de tres universidades peruanas
Authors: Wong Fajardo Emma Margarita , Livia Segovia José , López Pérez Ángela María
Published: July 2019

La presente investigación  tuvo como propósito evaluar la validez y confiabilidad de las Escalas de Estrategias de Aprendizaje ACRA en una población de alumnos en tres universidades peruanas: Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos y Universidad Nacional Federico Villarreal. El muestreo fue intencional  y  estuvo constituida por 569 personas: 269 hombres y 302 mujeres. Se empleó la metodología para encontrar la consistencia interna por mitades y homogeneidad del análisis de ítems y la validez de constructo por análisis factorial; además de la derivación de baremos, los mismos que se  expresan en percentiles. Las principales conclusiones indican que el ACRA es un instrumento confiable respecto  a su consistencia interna en una población universitaria diversa, y demuestra ser  un instrumento válido en las cuatro escalas analizadas (Adquisición, Codificación, Recuperación y Apoyo).
Apuntes históricos sobre Santa Rosa: Distrito pesquero de la Región Lambayeque en el norte del Perú
Authors: Cabrejos Fernández Carlos Enrique Martín
Published: July 2019

El actual distrito de “Santa Rosa” fue creado mediante ley 174 del 2 de agosto de 1920. Sin embargo, su historia, data de la primera mitad del siglo XIX habitado, según la tradición oral, por naturales de Huanchaco (Trujillo). Desde 1870 se autorizó la lotización y “el reparto de terrenos en la caleta de Santa Rosa” (Raimondi, 1956). Desde su poblamiento a inicios del siglo XIX, Santa Rosa ha sido la reserva de la tradición ancestral yunga de la pesca en "Caballitos de totora". El carácter amigable de su gente le valió el ser considerado hasta inicios del siglo XX como zona de veraneo y, hasta la actualidad, de compartir gastronómico. Este ensayo presenta una panorámica histórica sobre este distrito pesquero del norte peruano.
La mejor inversión que haría el Perú
Authors: Domínguez Imán Jimmy , Gonzales Gómez Julio , Mundaca Rodríguez Mariela , Neciosup Ñiquen Ángela , Rojas Vásquez Yésica
Published: July 2019

Hoy a nivel mundial el factor social humano, es considerado el motor de cualquier negocio, ya que es el talento de las personas lo que hace posible que las empresas u organizaciones alcancen sus metas. Este artículo en consecuencia de una investigación bibliográfica y reflexión grupal en la asignatura Realidad Social y Humana cuyo objetivo es resaltar la importancia que en la actualidad representa el capital social humano como elemento inseparable de la competitividad y la eficiencia en las organizaciones, por ello es importante contar con un conjunto de personas bien dirigidas, motivadas y valoradas para desempeñar sus funciones, ya que esto dará mayor probabilidad de éxito en el emprendimiento y a nuestro país.
L’amore e la sua regola. Karol Wojtyla e l’esperienza dell’Ambiente di Cracovia de S. Grygiel – P. Kwiatkowski
Authors: Bravo Díaz César Eduardo
Published: July 2019

Esta obra tiene como intención particular permitirnos entrar en la experiencia del ambiente que se vivía en Cracovia, gracias a la presencia de Wojtyla y de otros personajes que influyeron con su testimonio de vida santa para que los principios de la fe cristiana destellen más allá de la oscuridad comunista.
KAJIAN DURASI PERENDAMAN AUXIN NATURAL PADA PERTUMBUHAN DAN HASIL BAWANG MERAH (Allium ascalonicum L)
Authors: Puspitorini Palupi , Kurniastuti Tri
Published: July 2019

The aims of this study is to determine the soaking time of the seeds with natural auxin which is appropriate for the growth and production of shallots (Allium ascalonicum L). The study was arranged in a randomized treatment group 7 treatment and repeated 4x. The treatment was soaking time of shallot seeds (D). There are 28 field trial units. Treatment consisted of  D0 = without soaking, D1 = soaking 2 hours, D2 = soaking 4 hours, D3 = soaking 6 hours, D4 = soaking 8 hours, D5 = soaking 10 hours, D6 = soaking 12 hours. The variables observed were shoot length, shallot / plant weight, tuber diameter. The results of the study showed that the 3 variables observed showed the best results in D3 treatment (soaking for 6 minutes) in natural coconut water. The best treatment is D3, which is a tuber weight value of 41.01 grams per plant with a tuber diameter of 2.01 cm.
Röentgenite-(CE) and other ree fluorcarbonates from vein no. 35, Vishnevye mountains, Southern Urals
Authors: Kasatkin A.V. , Škoda, R. , Nestola F. , Kuznetsov A.M. , Belogub E.V. , Agakhanov A.A.
Published: July 2019

A mineral assemblage including REE fuorcarbonates (röntgenite-(Ce) Ca2Ce3(CO3)5F3, parisite-(Ce) CaCe2(CO3)3F2, synchisite-(Ce) CaCe(CO3)2F and bastnäsite-(Ce) Ce(CO3)F) was discovered at the dumps of the Vein № 35 open pit, Mt. Dolgaya, Vishnevye Mountains, Southern Urals. These intimately intergrown minerals compose aggregates up to 1 mm in allanite-(Ce)/ferriallanite-(Ce) and chamosite and are associated with microcline, molybdenite, monazite-(Ce), pyrite, thorite, fuorite and fuorannite. The fnd of röntgenite-(Ce) is frst in Urals. Its empirical formula is: (Ca1.98Th0.03)Σ2.01 (Ce1.45La1.02Nd0.32Pr0.11Sm0.03Y0.02Gd0.02)Σ2.97(CO3)5[F2.48(OH)0.52)Σ3.00. The hexagonal unit cell dimensions of the mineral calculated from X-ray powder data are: a = 7.049(1) Å, c = 69.283(30) Å, V = 2981(1) Å³. The strongest bands in the Raman spectrum of the mineral are 164, 250, 349, 606, 731, 867, 1091, 1451 and 1737 cm–1.
Minerals of oxidation zone of the Elenovskoe copper porphyry deposit, South Urals
Authors: Blinov I.A.
Published: July 2019

Samples of oxidation zone of the Elenovskoe Cu porphyry deposit are studied using optical and scanning electronic microscopy. In addition to Fe hydroxides and abundant malachite, the supergene mineral assemblage includes native Cu and Au, Ag-containing covellite, cuprite, tenorite, plumbogummite, goyazite, iodargyrite, atacamite, and chrysocolla. The oxidized ores contains pyrite relics and high amount of tourmaline (dravite). Some dravite grains contain Cu.
Heterogeneous composition of gold-sulfide ores from the maiskoe deposit, Northeast Russia
Authors: Tolkanov O.A.
Published: July 2019

The geological-technological mapping of gold-sulfde ores from the Maiskoe deposit (northeast Russia) has revealed signifcant heterogeneities of important technological characteristics of mineral composition: total Au and Sb contents, amount of major Au-bearing minerals (pyrite and arseno-pyrite), and Au/As ratio. The proportion between Au content of ore and the presence of Au-bearing pyrite and arsenopyrite, which is refected in coefcient of Au content, is responsible for the quality of fotation concentrate.
Gay, Rural, and Coming Out
Authors: Pace Nicholas J.
Published: July 2019

This case study details the events surrounding a gay student’s “coming out” in a small, rural high school. Through the eyes and experiences of the student, his teachers, classmates, and  community, we hear the story of how the school and community dealt with an issue they had never before actively considered. Through qualitative interviews, the former high school principal describes reactions and lessons learned as the student made his sexual orientation known, attended prom, and was awarded one of three Matthew Shepard Scholarships given in the state. The unexpected way in which events unfolded in the school and community were nearly as surprising as the revelation of the student’s sexual orientation. The experiences reinforce the importance of school climate, meaningful relationships between students and staff, the sometimes hidden challenges of high school, and provide valuable considerations for all educators.
Reflections of Native American Teacher Education on Bear Ridge
Authors: Locke Steven
Published: July 2019

This study examines an elementary teacher education certification program delivered by a state university to Native American teacher aides on the reservation. Data were collected over two semesters using a Freirean critical theory framework to analyze the data and to explicate the problematic nature of Native American education. Analysis of the data indicated that the program reproduced Euro-American cultural values, was insensitive to Native American history or values, and did little to support individual teachers. Suggestions include the need for the program to acknowledge and address the historical cultural genocide that occurred in the education of Native Americans and the cultural and political hegemony of the teacher education program. More focus needed to be placed on supporting individual participants and their academic and cultural struggles in becoming teachers.
Rural Elementary Administrators’ Views of High-Stakes Testing
Authors: Egley Robert J. , Jones Brett D.
Published: July 2019

This study examines how rural elementary school administrators perceive the effects of high-stakes testing in comparison to suburban and urban elementary administrators. High-stakes testing had a greater impact, both positively and negatively, on rural administrators than on their counterparts in suburban and urban schools. Specifically, the positive effects were that rural administrators were more motivated by the testing program to do a better job, found the test results more useful in assessing teachers, and found the test results more useful in meeting the academic needs of students. The negative effects were that rural administrators felt more pressure than urban administrators to improve test scores and found their school rating to more negatively affect their ability to attract high quality teachers than administrators in suburban schools.
High-Quality Teaching
Authors: Howley Aimee , Howley Craig B.
Published: July 2019

This article was adapted from a Policy Brief with the same title, published by the Appalachia Educational Laboratory. This work was sponsored wholly or in part by the Institute of Education Sciences (IES), U.S. Department of Education, under contract number ED-01-C0-0016. Its contents do not necessarily reflect the views of IES, the Department, or any other agency of the government.
Building Capacity for Continuous Improvement of Math and Science Education in Rural Schools
Authors: Blanton Roy E. , Harmon Hobart L.
Published: July 2019

Schools in 47 high-poverty school districts located mostly along the Atlantic Coast of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia may have a head start on new requirements of the No  Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001, thanks to a $6 million grant from the National Science Foundation. Begun in April 2000, the five-year Coastal Rural Systemic Initiative (CRSI) is striving to stimulate sustainable systemic improvements in science and mathematics education in school districts with a long history of low student expectations, persistent poverty, low teacher pay, and high administrator turnover. The CRSI capacity-building model is designed to address issues in rural school districts that traditionally limit the capacity for creating sustainable improvements in math and science programs. A critical action step is that each school district must sign a cooperative agreement to establish Continuous Improvement Teams (CITs) at the district and school levels. These CITs represent a fundamental system capacity-building change in how decisions are made at the school and district levels—a change that is also fundamental to creating lasting improvements in math and science education programs.
Improved Professional Development Through Teacher Leadership
Authors: Hickey Wesley D. , Harris Sandra
Published: July 2019

Research suggests the need to provide leadership opportunities for teachers within school settings in order to increase professional collaboration and community. This research explored one rural district’s professional development model, which was evaluated to determine its potential in developing teacher leaders. This district’s professional development model utilized their exemplary teachers to develop other teachers through formal presentations that were traditionally taught by non-district experts. This study utilized a practitioner research methodology to determine effectiveness of using teachers as leaders. Data were collected to determine the impact on the teacher leaders and the effectiveness of the presentations as perceived by the overall teaching faculty. The results suggest an overall positive experience for teachers, as well as an increase in collaboration. In addition, teacher presenters believed their participation in staff development increased faculty effectiveness and increased the perception of the teacher presenters as leaders within the district.
Meeting the Learning Needs of Students
Authors: Browne-Ferrigno Tricia , Maynard Brenda
Published: July 2019

The Principals Excellence Program (PEP), a cohort-based professional development project for administrator certified practitioners, is one of 24 projects a cross the United States supported by federal funds from the No Child Left Behind legislation. The three-year program is conducted through a partnership between Pike County School District, a high-need rural system in Central Appalachia, and the University of Kentucky, located 150 miles away. A major goal for PEP is improved school leadership focused on enhanced student learning. Findings in this paper include inprogress evaluations of program impact toward (a) preparing school leaders to promote learning success for all, (b) engaging cohort members in authentic practice with mentor principals, (c) addressing high-stakes accountability issues, and (d) delivering effective leadership preparation. Perspectives from all stakeholder groups (i.e., cohort participants, mentor principals, district leaders, program instructors) are integrated to provide holistic assessment of PEP.
Small Texas School Districts’ Response to State Funding Reductions
Authors: Nix Susan , Bigham Gary , Hayes Alana
Published: July 2019

In response to a challenging state economy, the Texas Legislature implemented the Regular Program Adjustment Factor (RPAF) in 2011, effectively reducing state funding to all Texas school districts. This mixed methods study reveals the effect of the RPAF on a sample of the smallest Texas school districts and their response to decreased state funding – inclusive of reducing staff, implementing tax rollback and bond elections, and securing revenue from other, non-traditional, financing sources, which ultimately served as the largest revenue enhancement – 97 percent of which was comprised of the issuance of capital-related debt.
Interpreting Rural Students’ Stories of Access to a Flagship University
Authors: Goldman Anna-Margaret
Published: July 2019

Access has been an ongoing issue for rural students. In this study, I examined factors that have been proven barriers and supports for rural students. Rural college students who were part of the TRiO program at a flagship university shared barriers and supports to access higher education. Students talked about their college journeys by telling digital stories, using computer-based tools to create narratives. On-campus resources, family support, finding a place to belong in college, and self-efficacy proved to be important access and persistence factors for students.
A Summary and Critique of the Section 5005 Report on Rural Education: Final Report
Authors: Brenner Devon
Published: July 2019

A Summary and Critique of the Section 5005 Report on Rural Education: Final Report
Ideales, compromisos y retos cristianos: universidad católica y justicia en el Perú
Authors: Rodríguez Iturri Róger
Published: July 2019

Este texto es una adaptación del discurso de inauguración del Año Académico de la UCSS, ocurrido el 25 de abril del 2000. El autor mantendrá presente que la consigna de la universidad católica radica en garantizar, de forma institucional, una auténtica presencia cristiana en el mundo universitario. Exhortará, además, a construir una paz que surja de corazones y estructuras justas.
Responsabilidad del poeta y sentido religioso de lo permanente en la poesía de la modernidad
Authors: Ferrari Américo
Published: July 2019

El autor hace un análisis de la responsabilidad del poeta y el sentido religioso de lo permanente en la poesía de la modernidad. Además, afirmará que la poesía de la modernidad se revela como un empeño de liberación y como una reacción contra esta modernidad y su desacralización de la realidad. El autor fundamentará su postura a través de diferentes poetas como Leopardi, Eliott, Vallejo, Hölderlin, entre otros.