bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
The Results of the Hospitalized Treatment of Kerion Celsi
Authors: Tran Thi Huyen , Hoang Nguyen Van
Published: December 2023

BACKGROUND: Kerion celsi is quite common in children, accounting for a relatively high rate in the form of a scalp fungus, caused by Trichophyton or Microsporum fungi. Clinical manifestations include painful crusty lesions covered with follicular pustules and systemic symptoms. Treatment requires a combination of several methods.
AIM: This study was conducted to describe the results of inpatient treatment of kerion celsi.
METHODS: This is a cross-sectional descriptive study on 25 in-patients with kerion celsi at the National Hospital of Dermatology from January 2017 to December 2017.
RESULTS: The results showed that male patients accounted for 64%, female patients accounted for 36%; 4–7 years old accounted for 52%. The mean number of days of in-patient treatment was 9.9 days. All patients received systemic antifungals in combination with topical antifungals and systemic antibiotics. There were 24/25 patients with incisions, drainage, and pus cleaning. The rate of lesion clearing after 2–4 weeks was 13%, after 4–6 weeks was 34.8%, and over 6 weeks was 52.2%. After 6 months, all patients had hair regrowth. The rate of patients with scars after treatment was 69.6%.
CONCLUSION: Antifungal therapy along with incision, and cleaning of pus gives gcood results in the treatment of kerion celsi, the most common complication is scarring.
Nursing Regulation for the New Millennium: The Mutual Recognition Model
Authors: Hutcherson Carolyn , Williamson Susan
Published: December 2023

This article describes a new regulatory model for the profession of nursing developed by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN), namely the mutual recognition model. In recent years, environmental changes in the health care delivery system, technological advances, and changes in the expectations of the health care consumer have necessitated revisions in the way nursing is regulated to ensure the protection of the public. A number of potential regulatory models that have been proposed for regulation of today's health care professions are described. The interstate compact, which is the mechanism to implement the mutual recognition model of nurse licensure, is described in terms of jurisdiction, discipline, information sharing and administration of the compact. The current status of this mutual recognition model in eight states is presented.
Redesigning Expectations for Initial and Continuing Competence For Contemporary Nursing Practice
Authors: Lenburg Carrie
Published: December 2023

The escalating complexities of health care delivery systems and changing sociopolitical market forces compel the profession to confront the issues of promoting documentation of initial competence of students and new graduates and the continuing competence of experienced and certified practitioners. Educators, administrators, regulators, and association leaders have begun to discuss and debate these problems and the consequences of action and non-action. This article provides an overview, context and rationale for competency-based education and practice and selected methods relevant to performance assessment and related contemporary issues. The author suggests a structure for developing alternative that are flexible, efficient and effective across the broad spectrum of nursing roles and responsibilities.
La mort du client
Authors: Motron Maryse
Published: December 2023

Se retrouver devant la mort de l’autre amène à vivre solitude et incapacité à donner un sens à la perte. La position de thérapeute face à la mort d’un client mène dans ce labyrinthe de contraintes. La réalité de l’espace thérapeutique semble une contrainte supplémentaire qui remet en question le sens même de ma démarche thérapeutique. Alors, comment accueillir la disparition d’un client et retrouver une légitimité, si ce n’est en convoquant son altérité ; et, retrouvant ainsi un « être thérapeute », lui permettre de mourir en tant que client en Gestalt-thérapie ?
Les morts ne sont pas morts…
Authors: Van Damme Pierre
Published: December 2023

Comment surmonter les épreuves de la vie face à la perte de ses proches et la prise de conscience de sa mortalité ? Comment travailler toutes ces dimensions de la mort en psychothérapie ? L’auteur témoigne d’abord du choc affectif lié à trois pertes rapprochées et il en partage les effets sur sa pratique. À travers l’accompagnement de deux situations cliniques, celle d’un enfant et celle d’un adulte, ayant perdu une mère ou un frère, il tente de montrer quelques aspects de la transformation en Gestalt-thérapie. Il partage, en conclusion, sa conviction que la résilience est possible, après la disparition brutale d’un proche par l’intériorisation du lien et que, d’une certaine manière, les morts ne sont pas morts…
Avons-nous encore besoin de politiques natalistes ?
Authors: Damon Julien , Bhattacharya Aveek , Robert Richard
Published: December 2023

Les avis tranchés de Julien Damon, professeur à Sciences Po et HEC, ex-directeur des études à la CNAF, et d’Aveek Bhattacharya, directeur du think tank britannique Social Market Foundation.
Race and Radical Evil: A New Anthropological Interpretation of Kant’s Religion within the Boundaries of Mere Reason
Authors: Smith Daniel J.
Published: December 2023

This paper addresses the much-debated question about the fate of Kant's race theory in the 1790s by examining his use of the concepts of “germs” [Keime] and “predispositions” [Anlagen] in the Religion within the Bounds of Bare Reason of 1793. Following the well-received “anthropological interpretation” of the essay on radical evil that draws productive analogies with his philosophy of history, it proposes a “new anthropological interpretation” that focuses on concepts borrowed from his philosophy of race. Against those who have argued that Kant changed his mind about his race theory in the 1790s, this interpretation of Religion shows that he continued to use its main concepts well into his late period, even introducing them into his moral philosophy for the first time.
Accompagnement à distance en orientation : quels savoirs professionnels ?
Authors: Turcotte Michel , Goyer Liette
Published: December 2023

Les technologies numériques sont intégrées à la pratique des conseillères et des conseillers œuvrant dans le domaine de l’orientation depuis plus de 40 ans. Avant l’arrivée de la pandémie de COVID-19, peu de conseillères et de conseillers d’orientation de la francophonie étaient engagés dans des activités d’accompagnement professionnel à distance. L’utilisation des technologies numériques était limitée pour une large part à gérer et à transmettre de l’information. Cette étude de nature narrative et phénoménologique, guidée par la méthode améliorée des incidents critiques, a pour objectif de présenter des perceptions et des réflexions de 27 conseillères et conseillers d’orientation qui se sont engagés dans des pratiques d’accompagnement en orientation à distance, et ce, avant les restrictions sanitaires imposées par la pandémie de COVID-19. Les résultats de cette étude montrent que tout en faisant certains ajustements à leur pratique, les conseillères et conseillers interviennent sensiblement de la même manière, avec les mêmes savoirs professionnels qu’en accompagnement en mode face à face.
L’impact des modalités à distance sur les pratiques des conseillers et conseillères en évolution professionnelle
Authors: Noël Dimitri , Legrand Sahondra
Published: December 2023

Le cahier des charges du Conseil en Évolution Professionnelle (CEP) précise qu’il se délivre prioritairement en présentiel. Cependant, les mesures de confinement consécutives à la crise sanitaire ont imposé le recours aux modalités distanciées (visioconférence, téléphone). Il s’agissait alors d’assurer la continuité du service CEP. Le présentiel reste pourtant le point de référence pour définir le service tel qu’il doit être délivré, avec les modalités distancielles. Mais les modalités d’accompagnement impactent-elles les enjeux de la délivrance du service CEP ? Nous mobiliserons les résultats d’un focus group réalisé auprès de conseillers en évolution professionnelle pour apporter des éléments de réponse. Les avantages perçus par les conseillères et conseillers dans l’usage des modalités à distance concernent essentiellement des questions organisationnelles et techniques. Pour autant, ces conseillères et conseillers constatent une dégradation du service lorsqu’ils délivrent leur accompagnement à distance.De plus, l’option distancielle n’a pas permis de dépasser la première phase d’accompagnement, en allant vers une approche réflexive afin de favoriser l’autonomie des personnes dans leur évolution professionnelle. Après avoir décrit la méthode d’analyse, nous présenterons les résultats obtenus. Au-delà de prendre la question de la digitalisation sous l’angle d’une modalité de délivrance du service, se pose la question des apports du digital dans les processus d’orientation.
Les technologies de l’information comme vecteur de transformations représentationnelles des missions locales en France
Authors: Missaoui Radhouane
Published: December 2023

L’objectif de cet article est de comprendre les effets de l’utilisation des outils numériques au travail sur l’évolution de la perception du métier des conseiller·ères des missions locales. Cette étude permettra de mieux appréhender les transformations engendrées par la numérisation dans le domaine de l’orientation professionnelle et de comprendre les enjeux associés à ces évolutions. Nous examinerons comment l’utilisation des technologies de l’information dans les missions locales a transformé les pratiques professionnelles et influencé leur perception du métier.
Et ex Arcadia fugio. L’inflexion dystopique de l’Arcadie dans la littérature et la télévision contemporaines
Authors: Penge Luca
Published: December 2023

Cet article propose une étude comparée du roman Arcadie d’Emmanuelle Bayamack-Tam (2018) et d’« Arcadia » (1999), épisode de la série télévisée The X-Files (Fox, 1993-2002). Bien qu’occupant une position différente dans le champ artistique, les deux œuvres témoignent d’une même évolution dans l’interprétation du mythe de l’Arcadie, désormais utopie cauchemardesque. Après avoir brièvement retracé le parcours de l’Arcadie dans l’histoire culturelle, tour à tour « concept », lieu du rêve politique puis espace de l’amour homosexuel, nous verrons comment les deux œuvres mettent en place une nouvelle actualisation, que nous proposons de comprendre comme un « recyclage » au sens de ce volume. Nous verrons enfin comment l’interprétation dystopique de l’Arcadie a anticipé certains développements du mouvement MeToo en France.
Qui sont les Việt Kiều d’aujourd’hui ? Recyclages et réusages du mot parapluie désignant la diaspora vietnamienne.
Authors: Dang My-Linh
Published: December 2023

Bien que le terme Việt Kiều désigne une réalité concrète – un groupe de personnes définies par une trajectoire migratoire partant du Vietnam vers un autre pays –, il existe des désaccords sur son sens étymologique. Cette ambiguïté sémantique se retrouve lorsqu’on recense les nombreuses traductions de ce terme : Vietnamien-ne-s d’outre-mer, Vietnamien-ne-s de l’étranger, overseas Vietnamese, foreign-born Vietnamese, Vietnamese American… Dans cet article, nous ne nous intéressons cependant pas tant aux diverses traductions qu’à la récurrence du terme Việt Kiều importé directement du vietnamien dans des textes non vietnamiens. En lisant attentivement certaines contributions académiques ainsi que plusieurs œuvres littéraires portant sur la diaspora vietnamienne, force est de constater que les usages et recyclages de ce terme engagent des enjeux sociaux, politiques et identitaires qui vont bien au-delà du simple critère migratoire.
Pirater l'avion, quelques cas de recyclages idiomatiques par l'écriture dans le ciel de Robert Filliou
Authors: Gazano Emma
Published: December 2023

En 1971, Robert Filliou, figure légendaire de l'art des années soixante et satellite Fluxus, décide d'écrire des poèmes dans le ciel. Les « skywatchers » avisés purent notamment y lire, quelques années plus tard, « l'amour est un ovni ». Le poète réémet des locutions usées par l'emploi et pirate l'avion : l'emprunt ready-made est stratégique parce qu'il lui permet d'éviter de créer. Avec le Projet d'écriture dans le ciel, Filliou subvertit la figure auctoriale et s'efface derrière un geste anonyme, adressé de tous à tous. Il modifie radicalement le médium de l'expression poétique et son échelle. Il attend du lecteur une conversion du regard – lever les yeux, rêvasser, méditer. Si les syntagmes sont « recyclés », c'est parce que le poème est à l'image du nuage qui l'inspire : un état de la matière du monde, sujet à de constantes recompositions. Organique, il se réinsère dans la totalité sociale et participe d'une œuvre collective et continue.
Coup de foudre à Isma, Crébillon néologue
Authors: Wallyn-Duguet Anne-Charlotte
Published: December 2023

Le XVIIIe siècle voit la spécialisation de l’expression coup de foudre, pour aboutir à notre usage contemporain. L’étiquette « coup de foudre » existait depuis longtemps, pour désigner toutefois un coup du sort, un événement imprévu qui viendrait contrarier, anéantir des projets. L’expression, déjà lexicalisée, possédait donc un emploi spécifique. En parallèle, les comparaisons entre un événement soudain et la chute de la foudre apparaissent déjà régulièrement, entre autre pour évoquer le moment de la rencontre amoureuse. Cet article se propose donc de cerner le moment de la transition, où l’étiquette se voit réattribuer un sens neuf et définitif. Nous interrogerons également l’existence d’un doublet, « coup de sympathie », qui fera les frais d’un tri sélectif radical au XIXe siècle : sa disparition renseigne sur des évolutions théoriques plus larges qu’il s’agira de mettre en évidence. De la même façon, ce sont des nouveautés théoriques qui détermineront l’origine d’un geste de recyclage que la littérature doit à Crébillon. Son rôle est particulièrement important, puisque l’écrivain s’attachera à séparer la locution des découvertes scientifiques des années 1750 sur la foudre, leur ôtant leur pouvoir explicatif, afin de repositionner la question de l’amour de première vue dans le domaine de la morale.
Le recyclage métapoétique de la matière poétique : le traitement de l’ivoire dans la description des portes des songes chez Homère, Virgile et leurs commentateurs anciens
Authors: de Toledo Marie
Published: December 2023

Dans un célèbre passage de l’Odyssée, Pénélope décrit à Ulysse les deux portes des songes : celle d’ivoire laisse passer des songes trompeurs, celle de corne est traversée par des rêves prémonitoires. À la fin de la descente aux enfers racontée au chant 6 de l’Énéide, Virgile reprend cette double opposition matérielle et conceptuelle, et fait sortir Énée par la porte d’ivoire. Comment expliquer, d’une part, l’association de l’ivoire et de la tromperie, et d’autre part, le fait que le héros national romain emprunte la porte des songes faux pour quitter les enfers ? Ces deux questions fascinent respectivement les commentateurs d’Homère et de Virgile depuis l’Antiquité. Plutôt que de chercher à apporter de nouvelles réponses à ces problèmes herméneutiques, il s’agit d’étudier le traitement de l’ivoire, ou plutôt des mots grecs et latins relatifs à cette matière, dans la perspective d’une théorie du recyclage lexical, à partir d’un corpus incluant non seulement le passage de l’Odyssée et sa réécriture par Virgile, mais aussi, précisément, leurs commentaires anciens : les scholies homériques et le commentaire de Servius au chant 6 de l’Énéide. L’examen successif des textes de ce corpus à la fois poétique et critique permettra d’envisager plusieurs figures – paronomase, métonymie – et enjeux – translinguistiques, métapoétiques – du recyclage lexical en littérature.
Riflessioni in controluce sulla politica e i suoi sentimenti: commento all’articolo ‘Passione e tenerezza come forze politiche’ di Jô Gondar
Authors: Rodolfi Valentina
Published: December 2023

Ho letto e riletto con grande piacere il contributo di Jô Gondar La pasion y la ternura como fuerzas politicas accogliendo con entusiasmo i segnali del dispiegamento delle potenzialità politiche della psicoanalisi, che da tempo auspico. Gondar non solo riflette sulla natura dei legami che sostengono la società tutta, argomento in cui a breve entrerò nel merito, ma crea essa stessa legami nel semplice atto di scrivere e ragionare sulle cose del mondo mettendo in relazione voci provenienti dalla politica, dalla filosofia, dalla psicoanalisi. [...]
Neglected bilateral multi-ligament knee injury managed by single-stage limb reconstructive surgery: A very rare case report with literature review
Authors: Tomar Lavindra , Arya Rakesh Chandra , Govil Gaurav , Dhawan Pawan
Published: December 2023

A multi-ligament knee injury (MLKI) can be a devastating injury. A poorly managed, missed, or neglected injury presenting with a painful arthritic crippling unstable limb needs reconstructive surgery. We present a case report of bilateral MLKI presenting with late neglected knee dislocations (KD) in a 37-year-old male. A rotating hinge arthroplasty for a KD5 right knee MLKI and an arthroscopic reconstruction combined with an open repair of the KD3M left knee MLKI have been presented. The strategy for simultaneous reconstructive procedures has been detailed. The preoperative clinical assessment, imaging, anticipated per-operative technical challenges, and adapting a postoperative guided rehabilitation protocol were important considerations. The advantages of a single-stage MLKI management were multi-fold. The single-stage limb reconstructive surgery gave a good functional outcome. A comprehensive review of case reports and studies for chronic or neglected KD provides an update on the various treatment strategies. The bilateral affection allowed for the utilization of contralateral autografts for the reconstructive surgery of the other knee. The combined arthroplasty and ligament repair for two knees as a single-stage procedure allowed an immediate weight-bearing potential to a wheelchair-bound bedridden adult. The precise decision-making, sound reconstruction principles, and meticulous coordinated surgical skills gave a favorable clinical and functional outcome.
Artificial Intelligence Shaping Talent Intelligence and Talent Acquisition for Smart Employee Management
Authors: Agnihotri Alka , Pavitra K. H. , Balusamy Balamurugan , Maurya Alka , Bibhakar Pratyush
Published: December 2023

INTRODUCTION: Due to the increased importance of artificial intelligence (AI) in talent intelligence (TI), and TI in talent acquisition (TA), this paper shows how AI improves the TI and consequently, the TA process of an organization.
OBJECTIVES: The objectives of this paper are to understand the evolution of AI-driven TI concepts and explore the role of AI in TI.
METHODS: Primary and secondary data were used for research and analysis was performed using SPSS. Primary data was collected through a survey of 20 HR managers from 20 companies in Delhi-NCR. These 20 managers were selected through random sampling method and from them the data on role of AI in TI and TA was collected using a questionnaire. Secondary data through literature review was used to explore TI.
RESULTS: The paper not only brings out the role of AI in TI, but also elaborates the TI concept. From the survey data of HR managers, and secondary data, it is understood that AI contributes to TI of an organization, which helps in making TA more effective and efficient.
CONCLUSION: AI enables better TI, which improves TA processes of an organization Thus, AI contributes to the TA of an organization.
Classification of links with Khovanov homology of minimal rank
Authors: Xie Yi , Zhang Boyu
Published: December 2023

If

L

is an oriented link with

n

components, then the rank of its Khovanov homology is at least

2^{n}

. We classify all links that achieve this lower bound and show that such links can be obtained by iterated connected sums and disjoint unions of Hopf links and unknots. This gives a positive answer to a question asked by Batson and Seed (2015).
Qualified Hoses for Marine Applications
Authors:   Hydraulic Hose and Hose Fittings Committee
Published: December 2023

The following list consists of hose data provided as of December 2023 and is for convenience in determining acceptability of nonmetallic flexible hose assemblies intended for usage under 46 CFR 56.60-25. Where the maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) or type of fitting is not specified, use the manufacturer's recommended MAWP or type of fitting. This list has been compiled by SAE staff from information provided by the manufacturers whose product listings appear in this document.

Manufacturers wishing to list their products in this document shall:

Successfully test their hose to the requirements of SAE J1942, Table 1.

Submit a letter of certification to the SAE J1942 test requirements for each specific type of hose tested (see sample table, Table 1) along with the test results. All sizes should be included in the same letter which must also include all of the information necessary to make a SAE J1942-1 listing.

SAE will review the letter and may, at their discretion, request to see further test results. A copy of the submittal letter marked “Accepted for Listing” will be returned to the applicant upon approval.

The cutoff date for inclusion of a hose listing in the annual SAE Handbook is September 30 of the preceding year. However, listed hoses may be used on vessels as soon as the “Accepted for Listing” letter is issued by SAE.
The transplantation of legal concepts by means of language: a private law perspective
Authors: Uliasz Roman
Published: December 2023

The aim of this article is to uncover the inherent risks embedded within the transplantation of legal concepts, specifically focusing on those arising from language usage. As will be demonstrated, these risks also play a substantial role in shaping the ultimate form of these concepts after transplantation. In pursuit of identifying these risks, the article not only draws on legal aspects but also integrates insights from legal linguistics and references cognitive linguistics. Instead of examining the reception of legal concepts from one national jurisdiction to another, this article concentrates on the reception of concepts from European Union law or international law within national jurisdictions, as well as the straightforward applications of legal concepts in private transactions with an international element.
„Generația războiului” – poezia traumei, trauma poeziei
Authors: Croitoru Corina
Published: December 2023

“The War Generation” – the Poetry of Trauma, the Trauma of Poetry

The article discusses the poetry of the Romanian War Generation, proposing to reread the ‘transitive’ poetry of ‘Albatross’ group (Geo Dumitrescu, Dimitrie Stelaru, Ion Caraion et al.), in order to show how this literature develops the traumatic experience of the Second World War. The analysis focuses on the stylistic consequences of thematising the war, given the obvious distortion of poetic language in accordance with the deformed world it tries to codify. Therefore the approach is less interested in the capacity of poetry to represent, on aesthetic criteria, a resistance knot against terror, and more interested in poetry’s capacity of reinventing itself on ethic bases, as an insurgent response to the violence of History.
Russian-Ukrainian War, BRICS+ & Global Markets: New Management Competitive Landscapes
Authors: Brondoni Silvio M.
Published: December 2023

The Russian-Ukrainian war introduced new elements into the strategic management of large global corporations. Recently, the marketplace of international companies has found a specific growth element, defined in the so-called BRICS+, that is changing competitive horizons and developing new models of management. In global markets, the managerial economics imposes an adaptive policy of corporate social responsibility, dominated by economic sustainability and eco-responsibility, with corporate conduct that is not always truthful and effective. From the beginning of 2010s and up to these 2020 years, a fifth phase of globalization (Competitive Landscapes Globalization) produced a structural change of competitive horizons, with policies of innovation and imitation focused on oversize management, the obsessive task of cost reductions, the worldwide localization of productions based on alliances, joint ventures and accords, that have developed multi-polar network organizations.
GVCs Effect of Twin Transition and Resilience on Small Firms in the Italian Setting
Authors: Esposito Gaetano Fausto , Gentile Marco , Pini Marco
Published: December 2023

The aim of the paper is testing if, and the extent to which, the participation in Global Value Chains (GVCs) influences firm’s competitiveness (i.e., the “GVC effect”). The empirical results show that the participation in GVCs moderates the relationship between small firms and performance from different points of view: digital transition, green transition, and resilience. Moreover, we found that participation in GVCs is influenced by management openness, Institutional openness, and business openness.
Marketing Metrics in the Wine Retailing Industry
Authors: Basile Vincenzo , Luongo Simone , Reinhard Karin
Published: December 2023

Over the years, many companies integrated the Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) tools, into their reporting activities, leading to a deep transformation of the business models and marketing strategies. This study has dual aims: first, to recognize and validate the studies on Marketing Performance Measurement (MPM) in the wine retailing industry; second, to examine the relationships among the firm’s efforts to apply marketing metrics and some characteristics of the competitive environment. To reach these research aims, data on the overall 31 wineries were collected and analyzed in three different countries. The main research tool is the structured questionnaire that considers three different marketing metrics dimensions, that is transactional, attitudinal and web customer metrics. Subsequently, by a structural equation method (PLS-PM), it will be statistically estimated the weight of marketing metrics in the wine retailing industry.
Halal Value Chain Model In Pesantrenpreneur Ecosystem
Authors: Imani Safarinda , Putri Imamatin Listya
Published: December 2023

This research aims to analyze the halal value chain model of the Salafiyah and Syafi'iyah Musa'adah Sukorejo Islamic boarding school cooperatives. This field research uses a qualitative approach with a non-positivist paradigm and emphasizes understanding social reality. The data source in this research uses primary and secondary data. Primary data is in-depth interviews with three informants, while secondary data is a literature study. Data analysis uses three stages: data reduction, descriptive and evaluation, and concluding. The research results show that the Salafiyah Syafi'iyah Musa'adah Sukorejo Islamic boarding school cooperative has implemented effective and efficient halal value chain management by Sharia principles. It is identified in the formation of halal products that have implemented a halal value chain model starting from Sharia principles' production, distribution, and consumption processes. Theoretically, this research can be an additional reference for researchers and academics looking at the halal value chain of Islamic boarding school cooperatives. Practically, this research can inspire managers of other Islamic boarding school cooperatives to implement the halal value chain model.
Determinants Of Student's Interest To Work In Islamic Entities
Authors: Marfuah Marfuah , Nimaswara Amanda Pramesti , Prasetyo Priyono Puji
Published: December 2023

This study examines the effects of intrinsic work values, financial reward, work environment, professional training, professional recognition, social values, labor market considerations, personality, and spirituality on students’ interest in working in Islamic entities. The population of this study is 4,022 accounting students in the even semester of the 2021 academic year from four Islamic Universities in the special region of Yogyakarta. 148 students were selected as the research sample using the convenience sampling method. Based on the multiple linear regression analysis, the results of this study conclude that the intrinsic values of work, financial reward, and professional training have significant and positive effects on student’s interest in working in Islamic entities. The most dominant variable influencing students’ interest in working in Islamic entities is the intrinsic values of work. Meanwhile, work environment, professional recognition, social values, labor market considerations, personality, and spirituality do not affect students’ interest in working in Islamic entities. The results of this study contribute to Islamic entities to improve the system of employee recruitment to get the employees with the qualifications expected.
Competitive Advantage As A Mediation Factor That Influences The Sustainability Of Halal SMEs
Authors: Apriliyanto Nanang
Published: December 2023

In the first quarter of 2022, only ten percent of Indonesia's food and beverage industry has received halal certification. This small percentage means this research aims to support SMEs by investigating the influence of halal certification, entrepreneurial orientation, gaining competitive advantage, and adopting business sustainability. This research is a quantitative type of explanatory research with a population of 485 SMEs in the food and beverage sector in Kendal regency. Meanwhile, the sample used purposive sampling and obtained 200 respondents from SME owners. Structural equation modelling (SEM) is used with the Smart-PLS test tool as an analysis technique. This research's findings show a positive and significant influence between halal certification and entrepreneurial orientation on competitive advantage and business sustainability. Apart from that, competitive advantage positively and significantly influences business sustainability. Competitive advantage can directly mediate the influence between entrepreneurial orientation and halal certification on business sustainability, which shows a positive and significant direction. This research makes a significant academic contribution by investigating the relationship between halal certification, entrepreneurial orientation, and competitive advantage in SME sustainability.
ADAPTATION OF MARKETING ACTIVITIES OF DOMESTIC BANKS TO THE CONDITIONS OF MARTIAL LAW BASED ON INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES
Authors: Kosar Nataliia , Kuzo Nataliia , Pytulyak Nataliya
Published: December 2023

In the current conditions of globalization and integration of financial markets, the banking sector is a very dynamic and high-tech sector of the economy. In order to gain competitive advantages, banking institutions are constantly expanding the range of banking products offered, improving banking technologies, introducing innovations, increasing the level of service, which provides them with opportunities for further growth.
A CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF RAKTAVAHA SROTAS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE
TO TARUNYA PITTIKA
Authors: Poyam Shruti F. , Kodape D.T , Topare Sunil
Published: December 2023

Srotas means pores or channels are present in the whole body. Raktavaha Strotas are channels carrying Rakta
Dhatu. Rakta Dhatu is the second Dhatu, and its main function is Jeevanam. The Mulasthan or root of Raktavaha
Strotas are Yakrut and Pleeha.The Rakta dhatu (blood), which is also referred to as the fourth Dosha by Ayurveda,
is one of the essential functional elements of the body of which formation, transformation, and conduction are
carried out by Raktavaha Srotas. Nowadays, changing food habits and a sedentary lifestyle are the rapid and significant causes of Raktavaha Srotas Dushti. also, fast food is becoming a slow poison for everyone and is free from
nutritional value. Intake of the Vidahi Anna and Pana, Snigdha Aahar, and Ushna Drava, along with exposure to
sunlight and air, leads to Raktavaha Srotas Susti piercing injury to Mulasthana of Raktavahi Srotas, causes skin
diseases. The diseases of Raktavaha Srotasa mentioned in the Samhita are Kustha, Visarpa, Pidika, and Raktapitta.
Антифашизъм и оксидентализъм в мемоарите на български интербригадисти през 60-те години на ХХ век: интердисциплинарни прочити
Authors:   Konstantin Preslavsky University of Shumen, Георгиев Димо
Published: December 2023

The paper interprets the narrative motifs for Occidentalism and anti-fascism in the memoirs published in the 1960s of the Bulgarian volunteers in the International Brigades formed during the Spanish Civil War (1936 – 1939). The memoirs of the brigaders are used as a tool in the ideological arsenal of the Bulgarian Communist Party and confirm their important role in the communist power hierarchy and active participation in the mass anti-fascist organisations in the People's Republic of Bulgaria. The party-state leader Todor Zhivkov attracts the brigaders among the privileged ‘anti-fascist fighters’. The memoirs noted how important the topic (and the ideological legacy) of the Spanish Civil War was for the Party. The paper uses archival materials and periodicals to emphasize the need for a new reading of the historical issues that memoirs raise. Emphasis is placed on interdisciplinary links between history, literary theory, socio-cultural anthropology and folklore studies.
Methode des Geschichtenerzählens - Storytelling - als Werbemittel für touristische Reiseziele
Authors:   University of Prešov, Poland, Slobodová Zuzana
Published: December 2023

In today's rapid era of globalisation and internationalisation, it is essential to respond to the changed conditions. Tourism is one of the fastest growing sectors of the economy. In order to remain competitive, it is important to respond to the new challenges that the current situation brings. Every tourist destination is interested in increasing its attractiveness, attracting more tourists, improving its market position and increasing its income. One of the ways to increase attractiveness and improve the promotion of tourist destinations is the method of storytelling. The aim of our paper is to introduce the method of storytelling as an effective tool to promote tourist destinations. In our study, we conclude that this method is effective in attracting new customers and increasing the attractiveness of a given tourist destination. To achieve relevant results, we used the method of analysis, synthesis, literature study, exemplification and generalisation.
Етнолингвистични елементи на турската култура в туристическия дискурс
Authors:   Konstantin Preslavsky University of Shumen, Чуфадар Неврие
Published: December 2023

The modern era of intensive communication between people is characterized by the growth of the realization of specific communicative tasks through certain texts aimed at communicating and receiving certain information through language. The texts in these cases become mediators between communicators, while at the same time representing a source of information. One of these areas is tourism discourse. The present study is an attempt to discover some ethnolinguistic elements of Turkish culture in tourist discourse such as names of tourist sites associated with legends and names of foods typical of Turkish cuisine. Specification of the concepts of ethnolinguistics, tourism and discourse, the place of ethnolinguistic elements of Turkish culture in tourism discourse and speech influence and interaction of communicants in close connection with practical human activity in tourism discourse.
Електронни ресурси в обучението по български език като чужд на медицински специалисти
Authors:   Medical university-Varna, Танчева Даниела
Published: December 2023

This article examines electronic resources in teaching good pedagogical practices in Bulgarian as a foreign language to medical professionals. The study is based on practical fieldwork with medical professionals who take written and oral examination to establish their proficiency in the Bulgarian language and in the pre-clinical and clinical terminology required for the practice of the medical profession in Bulgaria. The subject is focused on the strategies for creating the professional vocabulary of the medics and its enrichment; good pronunciation, handling grammatical material; communication skills - solving problems, medical specialist-patient dialogues, dialogues between colleagues, medical deductions, giving advice on treatment and prevention, instructions; keeping medical records; the combination of different functional styles - conversational, academic and formal.
Образът на орхидеята в контекста на българския модернизъм и постмодернизъм
Authors:   Konstantin Preslavsky University of Shumen, Цочева Надежда
Published: December 2023

In the context of current cultural studies (semantics of gardens, floripoetics), this article focuses on the specific use of the floral code in the decorative texts of Bulgarian modernism (P. K. Yavorov, T. Trayanov, Ch. Mutafov) and postmodernism (M. Fuchedzhieva) and more specifically on the image of the orchid. Using the orchid as part of the iconography of Secession (the paintings of Al. Mucha, G. Klimt) and the decadent imagery (Baudelaire "Flowers of Evil"), we present people’s experiences in Bulgarian literature in their pursuit of the ideal and falling into the abyss of reality, their fate in the world of modern civilization and mass culture.
Недеструктивно археологическо проучване в местността „Долната чатма“ при село Велино, Шуменско
Authors:   Konstantin Preslavsky University of Shumen, Константинов Константин , Стоянов Божидар , Стоянов Емануил ,   Konstantin Preslavsky University of Shumen,   Konstantin Preslavsky University of Shumen
Published: December 2023

In the late autumn of 2022, a non-destructive archaeological survey was carried out in the territory of Velino village, Shumen municipality. The survey went through several stages: 1) collection of preliminary information on the names of localities and toponyms in the area of the survey; 2) conducting a field survey during which accumulations of large unprocessed stones and a relatively large concentration of fragmented Old Bulgarian household ceramics were registered; 3) aerial photogrammetric survey of the terrain, as a result of which a digital elevation model and an ortho-photo plan of the area designated for study were produced. The contours of linear structures of artificial origin were clearly visible; 4) geophysical survey in four zones, which confirmed the proposals for the presence of anomalous zones; 5) vertical electric sounding with the aim of studying the stratigraphy of the object during which it was established that the structures probably develop at a depth of 0.80-1.00 m from the contemporary terrain. The results of the non-destructive archaeological survey in Dolnata Chatma locality, near the village of Velino, Shumen region show that linear stone structures develop on the flat terrace east of the village, probably part of a presumed archaeological object. At this stage, its scope, chronology and character are not clarified, and this remains a task for the team in future exploratory and subsequently regular archaeological surveys.
Административни „доклади“ от проф. П. Бицили: границите на жанра
Authors:   Sofia University ", Петкова Галина ,   St. Kliment Ohridski",   , Bulgaria
Published: December 2023

The publication examines administrative reports written by Prof. Pyotr Bicilli in Bulgarian in his capacity as the Chair of the Department of Modern and Contemporary History at the Faculty of History and Philology of Sofia University. The official reports on the competitions for private associate professor (1940) and full-time associate professor (1943) are kept in the Archives of Sofia University and have not been published until now. The third text - a "motivating" report to the Academic Council for opening a procedure for a private associate professor - was found in the annual report of the Vice-Chancellor of the University for 1938-1939 academic year. The reports reveal a strategy for cultural reproduction of models of functioning of Bulgarian scientific field, area with which P. Bitsili was engaged. In texts, along with careful interpretation of conclusions in candidates’ works, the professor presented his ideas on research method and concepts introduced in his medieval and literary texts. The reports are not reducible to their administrative nature, and approach the genre of literary or scientific review established in Bicilli's work.
Музикално-педагогическата дейност на учителя Димо Бойчев в Истанбул (1923–1935)
Authors:   Ankara University, Turkey, Мевсим Хюсеин
Published: December 2023

Dimo Boychev (1878–1966) was a choir conductor and music pedagogue, considered the progenitor of children's musical bands and popularizer of children's choral singing and children's operetta in Bulgaria. From 1923 to 1935 he was a singing teacher at the Bulgarian primary school „Josif 1“ in Istanbul, at the same time leading the Exarchate Mixed Choir and the Children's Musical Band „Macedonka“. In the present text, based on materials from the Bulgarian archives, memories and publications in periodicals, we make an attempt to provide a more comprehensive presentation of his musical and pedagogical activity in the city near the Bosphorus. As a teacher of singing, reading and liturgy at the Bulgarian School, he revived the activity of the exarchal mixed choir and established the Children's Music Band „Macedonka“. With their active school and out-of-school events, the two choirs led and conducted by Dimo Boychev unite the Bulgarian community in the city and bring variety to the busy workday of gardeners and dairy farmers. The programs of concerts, parties and evenings, which are held on various occasions, include performances of Bulgarian and Turkish songs, including folk songs, and operettas. Dimo Boychev plays a mediating role between Bulgarian and Turkish musicians.
Charles de Gaulle and Ancient History
Authors:   Université Sorbonne Paris Nord, Villetaneuse, France, Muller Bryan
Published: December 2023

General de Gaulle is known for his passion for French and European history. French historical figures from the Middle Ages, the Modern era and the 19th century are sometimes associated with him. However, Charles de Gaulle was a man with a very broad cultural background and a passion for ancient history. This greatly influenced his thinking, his writing style and his perception of certain countries and peoples. Greco-Roman history and literature had a profound influence on him, and this article analyses this in greater detail.
EXPERIENCE IN CONSTRUCTION OF BIONIC WELLS AS A NEW ASSET OF A DIGITAL FIELD
Authors:   Institute of Oil and Gas Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences, EREMIN N.A , OVCHINNIKOV V.A. ,   Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas (National Research University)
Published: December 2023

The subject of research in the article is bionic wells as a new asset of digital fields. The experience of building high-tech bionic wells for the development of deposits in Russia and abroad is considered. Particular attention is paid to the experience of building wells with complex profiles.
FEATURES OF THE LIQUIDATION OF VERTICAL SHAFTS OF MINES OF THE PROKOPYEVSKO-KISELEVSKY COAL DISTRICT OF KUZBASS
Authors:   Tula State University, EFIMOV V.I. , KORCHAGINA T.V. ,   LLC «Siberian Institute of Mining»
Published: December 2023

The mining-geological and hydrogeological features of the location of the mines of the Prokopyevsko-Kiselevsky coal region of Kuzbass are given. On the example of the mines "Ziminka", "Krasnogorskaya", "Kiselevskaya" and named after Voroshilov, which are closed in a combined way, technical solutions and technological schemes for the elimination of vertical shafts, as well as pits, wells and canals are shown.
EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A CONTINUOUS-IN-DEPTH SYSTEM FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMPLEX-STRUCTURED COAL DEPOSITS WITH EARTH CONSERVATION
Authors:   Tula State University, KACHURIN N.M. , KUREKHIN E.V. ,   Kuzbass State Technical University named after T.F. Gorbachev
Published: December 2023

An economic and mathematical model of the formation of cost dynamics for a con-tinuous-deepening longitudinal system of open-pit mining of a complex-structured coal deposit of limited length with earth conservation is proposed. A comparative economic assessment of the use of a continuous-deepening longitudinal open-pit system for coal seams of inclined and steep fall has been carried out. Integral indicators are accepted as criteria: net discounted income, profitability index, payback period of investments.
ANALYSIS OF THE SPECIFIC POWER CONSUMPTION OF COPPER AND BARITE ORE MINING PROCESSES AT THE MINING AND PROCESSING COMPANY
Authors:   Moscow Polytechnic University, KLYUEV R.V. , BOSIKOV I.I. , GAVRINA O.A. ,   North Caucasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (State Technological University), ZAOUI CH.E. ,   Moscow Polytechnic University
Published: December 2023

The analysis of power consumption at the quarry of the mining and processing plant and the improvement of the operating modes of electrical equipment (electric excavators, drilling machines) is important, as it allows you to determine ways to reduce power consumption and increase the efficiency of mining operations. Based on experimental studies using statistical methods, the paper determines the parameters of electricity consumption for individual technological and auxiliary sections of a quarry (overburden, mining of copper ore, loading from a dump of quartzites, loading from dumps of barite ore, mining of basalt stone, crushing of basalt stone). A method for predicting specific power consumption for individual technological sections of a quarry has been developed using modern software. The results of this work allow us to quickly control the power consumption at the quarry of the mining and processing plant, to predict it, and on this basis, by improving the production technology, to obtain the appropriate economic effect. The effect can also be obtained by reducing the downtime of electrical equipment in a quarry while improving relay protection.
SURVEY RESULTS AND FIXING OF HYDROACTIVATED SUBSIBLE SOILS UNDER THE EMERGENCY SCHOOL BUILDING
Authors:   Don State Technical University, PROKOPOV A.YU. , DOLZHIKOV P.N. , TALALAEVA V.M. ,   Don State Technical University, LEGOSTAEV S.O. ,   Shakhty Technical School of Design and Service "Don-Tex"
Published: December 2023

Engineering-geological studies have established that subsidence loams form the basis of the foundations of the emergency building of the school. To stabilize the deformations of the building, pressure grouting of deconsolidated dispersed soils is used using a resource-saving cement-clay-carbonate formulation. On the basis of laboratory and field experiments, the parameters of fixing the base soils were substantiated and a high degree of technical and economic efficiency was proved in the reconstruction of the base represented by hydroactivated subsidence soils.
MAIN PARAMETERS OF CONTROL OF THE DRIVE OF MINING LOCOMOTIVES ON ELECTRIC TRACTION
Authors:   Rostov State University of Communications (Voronezh branch), RYABKO K.A. , AREFIEV E.M. ,   St. Petersburg State Technological Institute (Technical University), RYABKO E.V. ,   Donetsk Institute of Railway Transport
Published: December 2023

The process of regulating the speed of a mine locomotive on electric traction is considered. The analysis of the main control parameters is carried out: range, direction, smoothness, load capacity and economy. A more complete assessment of the efficiency of traction drive control is given, which can be usedfor all mine locomotives with traction electric drive. A system of equations is proposed that describes the change in all components of the efficiency of the electric drive.