bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Parler-Entre-Elles
Authors: Kalmár György
Published: November 2021

This paper reads Orlando according to post-structuralist theories of literature and subjectivity, focusing on the textual characteristics and the theoretical possibilities of what Luce Irigaray called a ‘female symbolic.’ I claim that when read with post-structuralist theories of literature and subjectivity, Orlando shows its subversive and disseminative potentials. The disseminative activity is closely connected to certain narrative characteristics, its deconstructive rhetorics, and the role the body and eroticism play in the production of meaning and subjectivity. Orlando is a pleasureable read in which the body becomes a central site, source, inspiration, and medium of meaning. I argue that Orlando creates a textual and libidinal economy that is different both from the typical patterns of modernism and, more generally, from characteristic patriarchal symbolic system of meaning. Relying on some feminist interpretations of Lacan, I will attempt to show how different texts may negotiate different relations to the ‘paternal metaphor’ and therefore create different subjectivities.
The Gnomic Self
Authors: Lupić Ivan
Published: November 2021

This essay discusses the links between counsel and subjectivity in the context of early modern English drama, with particular reference to Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet. Drawing on Foucault’s notion of the gnomic self, which he recovers from the ancient philosophical tradition, it asks what kind of subjectivity emerges from situations of counsel in which remembered knowledge, in the form of sententiae, is supposed to act as a transformative force in the subject of advice
The Nineteenth-Century Theatres of Gábor Egressy and William Charles Macready
Authors: Reuss Gabriella
Published: November 2021

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Interpreting Hamlet, 1812–13
Authors: Ruttkay Veronika
Published: November 2021

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Aestheticism and Decadence in Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita
Authors: Pellérdi Márta
Published: November 2021

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The Ironical Allegory of Remembrance and Oblivion
Authors: Antal Éva
Published: November 2021

Paul de Man, in Allegories of Reading, refers to irony as the key rhetorical and linguistic figure of his allegorical readings. It looks as if everything/it was turned upon by irony: the figure is shown as the trope of tropes, the essence of rhetoric. The surprising and effective ending can also be read as the beginning of another story which would be about the understanding of the relation between irony and allegory. "I have never known how to tell a story," Derrida says in the opening of his lecture-series, Mémoires, dedicated to his friend de Man's memory. This story of remembrance introduced by an ironical and self-reflective statement, which can be taken as the mirror-image of the de Manian closing, is speaking about the allegorical reading, or rather unreadability of irony. In this particular story, embedded in the context of allegory and irony, such flowers of rhetoric flourish as Mnemosyne, Lethe, Psyche or Narcissus. In my text I am trying to interpret these rhetorical figures in these two thinkers' works, while the recurrent 'narcissus' becomes the rhetorical flower of (my) reading.
Conversing Signs
Authors: Timár Andrea
Published: November 2021

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Who Is Not Sylvia?
Authors: Florescu Catalina Florina
Published: November 2021

Edward Albee’s tri-titled play the Goat, or, Who Is Sylvia? (Notes toward a Definition of Tragedy), winner of the 2002 Tony Award for Best Play, is a theatrical gem packed with the birthday motif, the theme of arrival (in this case represented by a denouncing letter), the challenging of the great ‘old times” motif with their great “old promises of happiness and fulfilment.” In this play the author questions the “old” fundamentals of civilization, according to which people could coexist with one another, provided they knew how to masterfully hide their ugly deeds. In return, although in a very shocking manner, the American playwright recommends we start reconsidering or rewriting the way we conceive of our lives so that it may be more flexible to our inflexible human nature. Therefore, Sylvia is everybody’s goat, a metaphorical gate which our wildest desires may penetrate, potentially dissolving, or at least diminishing, the ravaging effects of our gregarious, unhealthy regimented selves.
When Now?
Authors: Stewart Paul
Published: November 2021

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The City as a Vacuous Common Place / Space in John Dos Passos's Manhattan Transfer
Authors: Mráz Attila Gergely
Published: November 2021

This paper explores some possibilities of interpreting the motif of the city in John Dos Passos's Manhattan Transfer as a multiply vacuous common sphere. First, it is shown how the spatial aspect of the city can be characterized by its twofold rendition as a place endowed with intrinsic ambiguity on the one hand, and as a defective common space on the other. Second, a structurally similar duality is investigated in the temporal experience of Dos Passos's city dwellers by distinguishing between (vacuous) present time and historicity, each associated with attributes of the city as a place and a space. Finally, it is shown that the postulated spatiotemporal vacuity of the city correlates with the pervasively aesthetic character of the urban sphere, where interpersonal relations are inherently deficient. This leads to an ultimate, moral vacuity in the common urban space; the only aspect of the vacuity discussed which is not absorbed at the end of the novel.
Beckett between the Lines
Authors: Sógor Zsolt
Published: November 2021

This paper wishes to analyse two early novels by Samuel Beckett; Murphy and Watt. It takes a chronological point of view from which it argues that the later of the two, Watt, is closer to Beckett's mature voice, mainly due to its relation with language. This means, in other words, that though in Murphy quite a lot of emphasis is to fall on the role of language, in Watt, with a bit of exaggeration, there is hardly anything else to concentrate on but the language of the novel and language as such in general. The emphasis on language leads to considering Beckett's relation to languages. Since Watt was for a long time the last longer prose work that Beckett wrote in English, the paper regards this novel as a harbinger of the approaching change for French. Or rather, the approaching bilingual state, because, as it is argued, Beckett may be said to have been approaching an in-between state in, or beyond, the two languages of composition. Taking the author's bilingualism into consideration means, however, an author-oriented approach - this is what the paper undertakes to present; to find Beckett's fingerprints between the lines.
Heaney's Poetry
Authors: Humphries Stephen
Published: November 2021

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The Dialects of Sin in Shakespeare's Macbeth and Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather Trilogy
Authors: Szigeti Balázs
Published: November 2021

Since its first performance in or around 1606, Shakespeare's Macbeth has been the target of a vast number of theatrical and cinematographic reproductions. This paper claims that, rather than giving its direct rereading, Coppola's The Godfather Trilogy applies the tragic mechanism of Macbeth and thus diverges from other types of gangster films. This is shown through the discussion of the consequences of sin and the problem of free will with respect to Macbeth, and the protagonist of the Godfather-saga, Michael Corleone. In both pieces, sin is interpreted as a work of art, which through its directive inspiration provides complete artistic freedom to the protagonists, yet at the same time heavily determines their action through that very work of art itself. Resulting from the differences of the two genres, in Macbeth's case the dramatic portrayal of sin condenses into a single act of murder, while in the epic saga of Michael it is broken up into smaller episodes, manifesting themselves in different deeds, which one by one echo various aspects of Macbeth's predicament. However, the two protagonists also create their respective worlds which enclose them more and more; their attempt to escape will prove to be an illusion, and what is most valuable for their lives is destroyed through their own actions.
The Performativity of Literature
Authors: Chitanu Christina
Published: November 2021

Performativity in the philosophy of language means that certain deeds may be done using language, strictly speaking in speech, and the theory has become known as “speech-act theory,” its first theoreticians being J. L. Austin and John Searle. This article investigates the performativity of the text per se, how literature can “perform” for the reader, while also interpreting some related concepts: performance, drama, script, and intermediality through the analysis of three highly popular plays: Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest and G. B. Shaw’s Pygmalion.
'As if History Could Be Circumvented'
Authors: Craps Stef
Published: November 2021

Graham Swift's debut novel The Sweet Shop Owner recounts the final day in the life of an ageing shopkeeper whose wife has died and who is estranged from his daughter. It diagnoses the demise of a way of life based on the principles of predictability, immobility and economic circularity. This paper shows how the impasse in the narrative present is accounted for by the characters' failure seriously to engage with trauma. The mechanisms of denial to which they take recourse prove inimical to life, and yet remain in place right until the end of the novel. Tantalizing flashes of an alternative modus vivendi are offered through the rebellion of the protagonist's daughter against the oppressive regime imposed by her parents, but the suggestion that there is no possibility of achieving real change is at least equally prominent in the text. Envisaging the possibility of genuine renewal appears to be a deeply problematic undertaking. In exposing the ravages wreaked by a determined evasion of a catastrophic history, The Sweet Shop Owner inaugurates Swift's search for a way of coming to terms with trauma that would create the conditions for the invention of a more humane, just and less destructive future, a quest which is taken up and doggedly pursued in the author's later novels.
Narrational Dialectic in Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist
Authors: Gáborjáni Szabó Réka
Published: November 2021

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Sensational Implications
Authors: Morse Donald E.
Published: November 2021

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Imagined Identities
Authors: Györke Ágnes
Published: November 2021

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Pathways of Desire
Authors: Bodonyi Dániel
Published: November 2021

This paper looks at Shakespeare’s procreation sonnets in an attempt to retrace the pathways that lead to the first appearance of the Sonnets’ lyrical “I” in Sonnet 10. In doing so, it focuses on the narrative evolution of subjectivity in Sonnets 1–9, observing the postures and poetic devices the lyrical “I” adopts to make room for self-reference. Mapping the conventions and contradictions in the span of which the speaking subject attempts to find the voice with which to address his other, the paper highlights the unconventionality of the sonnets, arguing that they can be read, even today, as writerly texts: passionate utterances restored to and questioning the status of amorous poetry.
Disbelief in Othello
Authors: Engler Balz
Published: November 2021

Belief and disbelief play an important role in Othello: between the figures and between the action and the audience. The focus here is on audience reactions. They are notoriously difficult to determine as they are poorly documented. Two general factors apart from historical evidence are used here to sketch them: the difference between reading and attending a performance, and the generic frames suggested by the play: comedy, tragedy and, in Shakespeare’s own time, the morality play. Audiences would easily get confused. It may be surprising, then, that Othello is the Shakespeare play where the most violent audience reactions are documented. It may be the very confusion produced by it that is responsible for them.
Monster-Like Angel and Angelic Monster
Authors: Almási Zsolt
Published: November 2021

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Virginia Woolf and The Problem of Autobiography
Authors: Séllei Nóra
Published: November 2021

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Being and Becoming
Authors: Komáromy Zsolt
Published: November 2021

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The Discourse of Deep Tautology
Authors: Czigány Ákos
Published: November 2021

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The Construction of Masculinity in The Matrix
Authors: Koller Nóra
Published: November 2021

The purpose of this paper is to explore the different modes of the representation of genders in the The Matrix (1999). Depicting a process of initiation and development, the film has for its major objective the production of a solo male protagonist that will fulfil the role of saving humanity from apocalyptic danger. This mission is a commonplace characteristic of films made in the science fiction/cyberpunk genre; the construction of the hero is, however, represented in a unique and contradictory way, especially with respect to gender and sexuality, and the phenomenon of masculinity crisis as the basis of identity formation. My claim is that in the formation of both the self and the social - two intertwined processes - performances of masculinities and femininities are determining. As the result of the homogenizing perspective of the film, femininity and masculinity come to be defined as mutually exhaustive categories in order to frustrate the notion of gender as performative. The final ascension of the triumphal, heteronormative masculinity reinforces gender hierarchy, underlining femininity as embodiment. Also, it serves to invalidate the homoeroticism the relationships between male characters are invested with throughout the film.
On Anne Sexton's Transformations
Authors: Horváth Rita
Published: November 2021

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The Poet as Maker
Authors: Raiger Michael
Published: November 2021

This paper explores the key argumentative strategies by which Philip Sidney and Percy Bysshe Shelley deploy their conceptions of the poet in their prose works defending the place of poetry in English culture. Though Plantonists, both Sidney and Shelley ground their accounts of poetic creativity in the Aristotelian concept of the poet as maker. However, given the different historical, philosophical, and religious contexts which separate these two great theorists of poetic practice, what the poet makes in poetic creation diverges markedly for Sidney and Shelley. My discussion centers on exploring the precise nature of the faculty of imagination in the context of Sidney’s Renaissance understanding of human anthropology, and Shelley’s account of imagination in relation to Enlightenment concepts of modern science and philosophical pragmatism. Both Sidney and Shelley argue for poetry as originating in a divine source of power; this results in the ironic conclusion that Shelley proposes a more religious account of the poet than Sidney’s poet of Renaissance sensibility.
Barthelme's Twisted Fathering
Authors: Asztalos Márta
Published: November 2021

This paper approaches Donald Barthelme's The Dead Father along the dual, paradoxical, and seemingly mutually exclusive terms of quest and anti-quest, murder and rescue, life and death. Its objective is to show how these antonyms exist inseparably and interwoven in the novel, successfully resisting logically coherent binary orders. The master trope of the analysis is chiasmus, the trope of deception, which seems to open a fruitful and "untrodden" path for reading the novel. The first half of the essay examines the chiasmus taking place on the thematic level of the novel, in the power relations between Thomas and the Dead Father and the possible twists of this twisted trope. The second half examines this chiastic inversion of power relations as an ironic inversion, as a reversed Oedipal situation and tries to read the interplay of psychoanalytic theory and Barthelme's novel in terms of irony, ironical inversion, and parody.
Burgess Re Joyce or Burgess De-Joyced?
Authors: Farkas Ákos
Published: November 2021

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Worthy Objects
Authors: Bremer Anette
Published: November 2021

This paper analyses Elizabeth Henrietta Macquarie's little-known 1809 account of her sea voyage to New South Wales, restoring her sea journal to the canon of travel writing. In recent analyses, nineteenth-century travel writing has been shorn of its pretence of disinterestedness, exposing the multiple and various connections between travel writing and imperial ideology, and between travel writing and a partial and deeply motivated language of aesthetics. The paper explores Macquarie's travel writing along these twin axes. This paper argues that the sense of self exposed in Macquarie's sea journal can not be dissociated from her place as a member of the British Protestant elite. Proceeding by way of a close reading of three moments of viewing recorded in the sea journal, the essay asks what formations of class, gender and subjectivity each scene of viewing encloses. The paper concludes by considering a countervailing textual impulse evident towards the end of her sea journal, linking the breakdown in Macquarie's textual command with her imminent arrival at her new colonial home.
'It could have all turned out differently'
Authors: Toymentsev Sergey
Published: November 2021

This paper examines the marriage-plot convention of Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park in the context of the conservative ideology of the “middle-class aristocracy” in early nineteenth-century England. It argues that despite Mansfield Park’s apparent endorsement of the patriarchal values of domesticity and femininity represented by the protagonists and the narrator, the novel does contain on equally valid yet utopian alternative offered by Henry Crawford, an alternative of difference and vitalistic openness necessarily suppressed by the regulatory pattern of the marriage plot.
Me, That Word, or Death by Text
Authors: Mihály Árpád
Published: November 2021

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Spirits Immortal in and out of Time
Authors: Ittzés Gábor
Published: November 2021

Milton's angelic hosts provide a major structural counterpoint to the destiny of humans. This essay examines their world and fate specifically from the point of view of their existence in time. Angels are immortal, but they are not eternal beings. The annihilation of angels is not beyond God's power. Despite similarities in their prelapsarian condition, angels and humans do not share a common destiny. Unlike the fall of humans, the fall of angels is temporally irreversible. Milton maintains a complex duality with respect to the fallen angels in that they are simultaneously fallen into, and out of, time. On the one hand, they are locked up in time and their own existence, unable to pass through the ultimate remedy, death. On the other hand, they have abused their freedom and are therefore outside time, which is no longer a potentiality for them, either to fall or to be redeemed. Cut off from God and thrown back on their own resources, the devils produce a closed, circular world. Their memories are clouded and confused, but it is part of their punishment that they should remember while they have no reliable knowledge of the future. At the heart of their enterprise is a subjective and manipulative reinterpretation of the past, with disastrous consequences for the present and the future. In the allegory of Sin, Milton provides a rather surprising counterpoint to infernal self-deception. While the analysis is carried out from the perspective of temporality, the result is a complex picture of a cluster of concepts that are central to Milton's epic like time, eternity, createdness, knowledge, hierarchy, and freedom.
The Shaping of Literary Cult
Authors: Péti Miklós
Published: November 2021

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Is He the Divine Image?
Authors: Csikós Dóra
Published: November 2021

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Joseph Campbell's 'New Mythology' and the Rise of Mythopoeic Fantasy
Authors: Oziewicz Marek
Published: November 2021

If the twentieth century witnessed a "rehabilitation of myth" in literary studies, the upsurge of interest in mythic systems with their ideologies, worldviews, and functional modes is rightly attributed to the work of C. G. Jung, Mircea Eliade, Northrop Frye, and Joseph Campbell. Behind their thousand faces, those thinkers argued, myths carry one message, which reflects the psychic unity of humankind. And because we are becoming more conscious of this unity, we face the need to "tell ourselves" anew and imagine a new mythology apposite to the modern situation. In The Inner Reaches of Outer Space, Joseph Campbell presents this new mythology as one of the whole human race; saying it is relevant to our present knowledge, already implicit among humans as intuitive knowledge, and will be realized in and through art. These postulates are met in and chronologically overlap with the emergence of modern mythopoeic fantasy in Tolkien, Lewis, L'Engle, Le Guin, Alexander, and others. This paper suggests that works of mythopoeic fantasy can be seen as exploring the components of the new story of unifying the human race and play an important role in shaping modern readers' response to contemporary challenges of an increasingly shrinking world.
An Interview with J. Hillis Miller
Authors: Adorján István
Published: November 2021

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Innovation and Representation in Postmodern Fiction
Authors: Szigeti András
Published: November 2021

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The Paradox of Context
Authors: Iliásics László
Published: November 2021

The aim of this paper is to resolve the paradoxical nature of the juxtaposition of Germanic pagan with Christian teachings and ideas in Old English elegies. First, the most relevant notions of religious encounter are discussed. Then, the notion of 'Wyrd,' the Germanic fate motif, shall be introduced. Subsequently, after giving a concise summary of the history and story of The Wanderer and The Seafarer, the paper deals with the narrative structure of each, then analysing their relevant parts in depth. The paper also elaborates on the phenomenon of 'progression.' The word is here used to refer to the shift in tone (from earthly to transcendent) which occurs to emphasise the importance of the new religion and is achieved by presenting Christian teachings as consolation for the exiled protagonists. In The Wanderer, the pagan retrospective view is exchanged for the eschatological, while in The Seafarer the development from a lament to sermon is what will be the means of this consolation.
Moving Crystal Mountains
Authors: Nagy Enikő
Published: November 2021

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On the Move
Authors: Pataki Éva
Published: November 2021

Nirpal Singh Dhaliwal’s Tourism (2006), as a contemporary British Asian novel, counts as postcolonial fiction yet adds a post-postcolonial and postmodern twist by presenting itself in the context of tourism. Although generally perceived as pulp fiction for its provocative themes and pornographic scenes, the novel’s portrayal of the second-generation immigrant experience, urban space and tourism invites a close reading from the perspectives of spatiality and movement, as well as an analysis that is interdisciplinary in its approach, its theoretical background situated at the intersection of tourism, cultural, postcolonial and diaspora studies. The present paper investigates Dhaliwal’s novel in terms of the relationship of identity, space and movement, or more specifically what I call mobile subjectivities: the figures of the tourist and the flâneur, and argues that the basic elements of flânerie and tourism are indispensable attributes of British Asians’ diasporic identity and experience, and thus integral to the analysis of movement and subjectivity in British Asian fiction.
SIMULTANEOUS ESTIMATION OF TELMISARTAN, HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE AND AMLODIPINE BESYLATE IN TABLET PREPARATION BY CHEMOMETRIC ASSISTED SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC ANALYSIS
Authors: Ghule A. S , Thomas T. , Joseph M. , Navya Sree K. S. , Bhat K.
Published: November 2021

A chemometric method was developed by application of Partial Least Square regression to for the simultaneous estimation of telmisartan, hydrochlorothiazide and amlodipine besylate in tablet preparations. Calibration set was prepared considering seven sets; each set with twenty-four mixed solutions and twenty-one ternary mixed solutions, were prepared as a validation set. The absorbance data matrix for training set was obtained by recording absorbance within wavelength range 220-320 nm at 2nm intervals. The developed method was validated according to ICH Q2 (R1) guidelines and results were reported. The developed and validated multivariate method was successfully tested for laboratory mixtures as well as commercial tablet formulation of telmisartan, hydrochlorothiazide and amlodipine besylate.
STRUCTURE ELUCIDATION AND BIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF INORGANIC COORDINATION COMPOUNDS DERIVED FROM CITRACONIC ANHYDRIDE AND 5-AMINO-1,3,4-THIADIAZOLE-2-THIOL ORGANIC MOIETY
Authors: Gautam S , Singh J. , Kumar A. , Ravikanta  , Chandra S
Published: November 2021

The increasing clinical and microbiological resistance of fungi and bacteria enhanced discovery of several fungicidal and bactericidal drugs. Now it is necessary to discover novel drugs which can kill microorganisms but following the condition that these drugs should not be harmful for the host. In this research work we synthesized some novel transition metal complexes (inorganic coordination compounds) of ligand citraconicanhydride-bis(5-amino-1,3,4-thiadiazole-2-thiol) which act as antifungal and antibacterial agents. Ligand is synthesized by the condensation reaction of citraconicanhydride and 5-amino-1,3,4-thiadiazole-2-thiol, in ethanolic medium. Structure of ligand and complexes have been characterized by melting point, elemental analysis, 1H-NMR, mass, electronic spectra, molar conductance, magnetic moment, infra-red, uv-visible, electron paramagnetic resonance and molecular modeling study. Biological investigation of all synthesized compounds has been carried out by using pathogenic fungi C.albicans, C.krusei, C.parapsilosis and C.tropicalis and bacteria E. coli and S. aureus at different concentrations of compounds. Results of biological investigation by using well diffusion method show that metal complexes were more potent than free ligand. Results from biological investigation studies have also shown that complexation of metals with ligand serves to improve their activity.
Utilidad de la angiografía por sustracción digital 3D en el abordaje endovascular de aneurismas cerebrales
Authors: Lobelo García Nelson Oswaldo , Navarrete Sánchez Alejandra , Moreno Mejía Mauricio Enrique , Páez Cristian Camilo , Avendaño Padilla Cihara Valessa
Published: November 2021

Introducción: En el manejo de los aneurismas intracraneales la tendencia ha sido realizar procedimientos endovasculares mínimamente invasivos. Nuevas herramientas en imágenes, como la angiografía por sustracción digital en 3D (ASD 3D), sumadas a la experiencia de los radiólogos neurointervencionistas, han llevado a una mayor definición y precisión en el estudio del aneurisma intracraneal. Objetivo: Describir la utilidad de la técnica de angiografía por sustracción digital tridimensional para el abordaje pre y postembolización de los aneurismas intracraneales. Metodología: Estudio de corte transversal entre enero de 2016 y abril de 2017 en pacientes diagnosticados con aneurisma de arterias cerebrales, en el Hospital Infantil Universitario San José, en Bogotá, Colombia. Resultados: Se incluyeron 32 pacientes, de los cuales 71,8 % (n = 23) fueron mujeres. Entre los factores de riesgo para ruptura del aneurisma, el más frecuente fue edad mayor a 40 años (81,8 %). La localización más usual fue en la arteria cerebral media (ACM) derecha (30,3 %). Todos los casos correspondieron a aneurismas saculares. En el control angiográfico postembolización inmediato se evidenció que 16 casos (48,5 %) presentaron saco residual. Conclusiones: La realización de proyecciones multiplanares con reconstrucción angiográfica 3D brinda información adicional para una mejor caracterización del aneurisma y evaluación de las estructuras anatómicas adyacentes, por lo que es de gran utilidad para planear el procedimiento y para el seguimiento.
Presentación
Authors: Revista Senderos Pedagógicos
Published: November 2021

Presentación
Editorial
Authors: Revista Senderos Pedagógicos
Published: November 2021

Editorial
PENGARUH IMPLEMENTASI KEBIJAKAN TENTANG KEPARIWISATAAN TERHADAP KUALITAS PELAYANAN KEPARIWISATAAN DI KABUPATEN PANGANDARAN
Authors: Surahman Mumun
Published: November 2021

Masalah yang ditemukan adalah Kurang optimalnya perhatian pengurus pantai Pangandaran pada dimensi kualitas pelayanan seperti tempat Mandi Cuci Kakus (MCK) yang kurang terawat dari 713 MCK baik yang dikelola secara pribadi maupun yang dikelola pemerintah 13 diantarnya kotor 1,8%. Tahun 2019 tercatat 80 orang hal ini menunjukkan lemahnya pengawasan dari petugas pantai dalam memberikan  jaminan (assurance) keselamatan pengunjung. Metode penelitian yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah penelitian Eksplanasi (Explanatory Research). Penelitian ini dilaksanakan di Kabupaten Pangandaran. Pengumpulan data menggunakan angket yang dibagikan kepada 100 orang. Teknik analisa data menggunakan analisis korelasi, koefisien determinasi dan uji hipotesis.

Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa Implementasi kebijakan tentang kepariwisataan di Kabupaten Pangandaran termasuk kategori cukup dengan skor terendah pegawai dinas pariwisata tidak hanya mengetahui tugasnya tetapi juga mampu menjalankannya. Kualitas pelayanan kepariwisataan di Kabupaten Pangandaran termasuk kategori cukup dengan skor terendah pegawai cepat menghadapi permintaan, pertanyaan, keluhan dan masalah wisatawan. Terdapat pengaruh implementasi kebijakan masyarakat terhadap kualitas pelayanan kepariwisataan di Kabupaten Pangandaran.
PENGARUH PENGGUNAAN INFLUENCER INSTAGRAM TERHADAP CITRA MERK DAN DAMPAKNYA TERHADAP PENINGKATAN PENJUALAN
Authors: Sugiarto Maulana Yogi , Hadiani Dian , Wahyuni Sri
Published: November 2021

Masalah yang ditemukan adalah sebagian di antara follower masih ada yang merasa masih takut saat menjalani facial di klinik kecantikan, mereka khawatir jadi purging, takut tidak cocok, atau malah kulit jadi jelek kondisinya. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk pengaruh Influencer terhadap Citra merek yang berdampak pada peningkatan volume penjualan produk AURA Dermatology Bandung. Metode penelitian yang digunakan dalam  penelitian ini adalah penelitian Eksplanasi (Explanatory Research) dengan pendekatan kuantitatif. Penelitian ini dilaksanakan di AURA Dermatology Bandung. Pengumpulan data menggunakan angket dalam google form yang disebarkan kepada 90 pelanggan. Teknik analisa data menggunakan analisis korelasi, koefisien determinasi dan uji hipotesis. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa pengaruh Influencer terhadap Citra merek yang berdampak pada peningkatan volume penjualan produk AURA Dermatology Bandung sebesar 78,5%.
PENGARUH KEPUASAN KERJA TERHADAP ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOR (OCB) ISLAM
Authors: Yulianto Nur Ahmad Budi
Published: November 2021

Kesuksesan sebuah perusahaan ditentukan oleh pegawainya. Karena pegawai merupakan faktor yang sangat penting untuk mencapai tujuan perusahaan. Suksesnya sebuah perusahaan tercapai apabila perusahaan tersebut mempunyai pegawai yang memiliki perilaku in-role dan perilaku extra-role. Perilaku in-role harus dilakukan seorang pegawai agar dalam bekerja sesuai dengan job deskripsi pekerjaan yang diberikan. Sedangkan perilaku extra-role tidak harus dilakukan oleh pegawai namun, apabila dilakukan dapat memberikan manfaat kepada perusahaan. Diantara perilaku extra-role yaitu Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB). OCB dapat muncul apabila seorang pegawai mempunyai kepuasan dalam bekerja, baik puas secara lahir maupun secara kepuasan batin. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh kepuasan kerja terhadap organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) Islam. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian kuantitatif explanatory research dengan metode pengambilan sampel sampling jenuh. Lokasi penelitian di BMT Maslahah dengan populasi Sampel sebanyak 46 pegawai dan semuanya menjadi sampel pada penelitian ini. Metode analisis menggunakan SEM-PLS dengan alat analisis menggunakan software WarPLS 3.0. dari hasil penelitian ini dapat disimpulkan bahwa kepuasan kerja berpengaruh terhadap OCB Islam.
Dark data analysis using Intuitionistic Plithogenic graphs
Authors:   Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management-Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh 530045, India, Singh Prem Kumar
Published: November 2021

The precise analysis of uncertainty in given data sets and its mathematical representation is considered as one of the major issues at current time. The problem become more complex when the data sets contains several mutliattributes and its non-opposite sides. One of the suitable examples is cricket or sports data sets which create conflict among the experts in case of multi-decision process. The problem arises when the expert want to chategorize the performance of players based on its acceptation and rejection regions considering the contradiction. To deal with these types of data which contains human intuition in true and false regions intuitionistic Plithogenic set and its graphical visualization is introduced in this paper with an illustrative examples.
The Billion Oyster Project and Curriculum and Community Enterprise for Restoration Science Curriculum Impact on Underrepresented Student Motivation to Pursue STEM Careers
Authors: Birney Lauren B. , Evans Brian R. , Kong Joyce , Solanki Vibhakumari , Mojica Elmer-Rico , Scharff Christelle , Kaoutzanis Dimitrios , Kondapuram Guarav
Published: November 2021

The Billion Oyster Project and Curriculum and Community Enterprise for the Restoration of New York Harbor with New York City Public Schools (BOP-CCERS) program is a National Science Foundation (NSF) supported initiative and collaboration of multiple institutions and organizations led by Pace University. The NSF project, Innovative Technology Experiences for Students and Teachers (ITEST), had generated a large amount of data through engagement with teachers and students throughout New York City public schools. One purpose of this project is to engage with middle and high school science teachers to assist them in using project-based learning and real-world data collection in their classrooms with their students through harbor restoration initiatives. It was found that Underrepresented Minority (URM) students reported having higher levels of interest in STEM and science than did the non-URM students. While this is a success, it was found that the URM students had lower expectations for success in STEM courses and interest in STEM careers. It was concluded that URM students may need additional support in order to build their confidence and help them to become aware of opportunities in STEM education and careers.
כישרון בספורט – חשיבה מחדש?
Authors: לידור רוני
Published: November 2021

מורים לחינוך גופני, מאמנים ומדריכים בספורט משתמשים לעיתים קרובות במונח "כישרון" לתיאור יכולת, מיומנות או כושר מסוים המשקפים סגולה טבעית כלשהי. המאמר הנוכחי מטיל ספק במונח נפוץ זה.
Harmonicity of $(\varphi,\varphi^{\prime})$-holomorphic sections of a (semi-riemannian) almost paracontact fiber bundle of type II
Authors: Ayibe Aristide
Published: November 2021

In this paper (ϕ, ϕ0 )-holomorphic maps from an almost paraHermitian manifold to an almost paracontact metric manifold are studied and a criterion for the harmonicity of such (ϕ, ϕ0 )-holomorphic maps is obtained. Also (ϕ, ϕ0 )-holomorphic sections of (semi−Riemannian) almost paracontact fiber bundles of type II are studied and a criterion for the harmonicity of such (ϕ, ϕ0 )-holomorphic sections is obtained.
On invariant arithmetic statistically convergence via weighted density
Authors: Huban Mualla , Gurdal Mehmet
Published: November 2021

In this paper, our concern is to introduce the concepts of invariant arithmetic convergence, invariant arithmetic statistically convergence and lacunary invariant arithmetic statistically convergence using weighted density via Orlicz function φe. Finally, we give some relations between lacunary invariant arithmetic statistical φe-convergence and invariant arithmetic statistical φe-convergence via weighted density
SUSTENTABILIDADE URBANA E INDICADORES DE ÁREA VERDE NO MUNICÍPIO DE SÃO PAULO
Authors: Maróstica Juliana Rodrigues , Cortese Tatiana Tucunduva Philippi , Locosselli Giuliano Maselli , Kniess Cláudia Terezinha
Published: November 2021

O presente estudo avalia o papel dos í­ndices de áreas verdes e sua contribuição para a sustentabilidade urbana e redução da desigualdade ambiental, tendo como estudo de caso o municí­pio de São Paulo que possui uso e ocupação do solo heterogêneo e complexo. A pesquisa realizada tem caráter exploratório com abordagem qualitativa, e como resultado, verificou-se que não há um consenso na literatura sobre um valor ideal de í­ndice de vegetação nas cidades, devido às diferentes escalas de análise dos estudos. O valor de IAVT (Índice de Áreas Verdes Totais) calculado foi de 16,70 m² de área verde/habitante, acima do valor ideal de área verde atribuí­do à Organização Mundial da Saúde (OMS) de 12 m². Porém, apenas 30% das 32 subprefeituras do muní­cipio possuem realmente um í­ndice superior ao recomendado, sendo que parte dessas áreas são florestadas. Portanto, o IAVT deve ser utilizado com cautela no desenvolvimento de polí­ticas e ações que visam a redução da desigualdade ambiental visto que ele apresenta limitações, por não contemplar a arborização urbana, mas principalmente por não ponderar pela parcela da ocupação que pode ser mais, ou menos, urbana. O í­ndice atribuí­do à OMS pode ser aplicado pois tornam as cidades comparáveis entre si, entretanto, não é adequado para polí­ticas públicas locais por não representar precisamente a exposição da população às áreas verdes. Ainda, o IAVT pode ser adotado como parâmetro de tomada de decisão para a ampliação das áreas verdes na cidade, tais como a implantação de parques, buscando maior equidade ambiental.
LIMITAÇÕES DE AUTONOMIA POLÍTICO-ADMINISTRATIVA DE MUNICÍPIOS E OS FATORES DE DESENVOLVIMENTO TERRITORIAL
Authors: Bernardy Juliane Manfrin , Bernardy Rógis Juarez , Fischer Augusto
Published: November 2021

de mantenimento da maioria dos municí­pios brasileiros não difere da realidade encontrada nos municí­pios em Santa Catarina, especialmente na região Oeste. Neste contexto, esta pesquisa tem por objetivo analisar os aspectos vinculados à autonomia dos entes municipais, com base em indicadores socioeconômicos, demográficos e de receitas públicas municipais de duas microrregiões do IBGE: Chapecó e São Miguel do Oeste. O estudo possui abordagem predominantemente quantitativa, complementada por aporte qualitativo. Caracteriza-se como estudo multicaso, visto que está centrado nas duas microrregiões, constituí­das por 59 municí­pios. Por sua dinâmica econômica, as microrregiões apresentam deficiências estruturais para a ampliação das atividades industriais e de serviços, consideradas mais "nobres" , em termos de qualificação de trabalho e renda. As técnicas e os instrumentos de pesquisa foram norteados em base de dados secundários e também primários, por meio de entrevistas aos gestores públicos municipais. Como técnicas de análise dos dados foram geradas tabelas de análise das variáveis independentes, dependentes e intervenientes/moderadoras, vinculadas à infraestrutura de vias regionais, com diferentes tipologias. Como principais resultados observou-se que o posicionamento geográfico com acesso secundário e/ou conexão indireta possui predomí­nio da atividade econômica agropecuária, de baixo rendimento de impostos e, apresenta acentuada variação populacional negativa. De forma diferenciada as cidades medianas localizadas no eixo viário principal possuem determinadas dinâmicas econômicas centradas no segmento industrial e de serviços urbanos que os tornam interessante do ponto de vista do desenvolvimento e equilí­brio regional.
CADEIA DE SUPRIMENTO DE CARNE OVINA NO BRASIL: PROPOSTA DE ESTRATÉGIAS DE MARKETING PARA CRIAÇÃO DE VALOR E AUMENTO DA COMPETITIVIDADE SETORIAL
Authors: Matzembacher Daniele Eckert , Faviero Cynthia Mikaela Chemello , Barcellos Marcia Dutra de
Published: November 2021

Este estudo tem como objetivo compreender a situação atual do mercado de carne ovina no sul do Brasil a fim de propor estratégias de marketing que criem valor para a cadeia produtiva e aumentem a competitividade setorial.Trinta e duas (32) entrevistas semiestruturadas foram realizadas com varejistas e uma análise de conteúdo ocorreu por meio do software NVivo. Os resultados indicamÂ falta de organização dos elos da cadeia, principalmente nas etapas de produção e abate. Assim, para desenvolver a cadeia produtiva de ovinos, é necessária uma melhor estruturação. Para tanto, são feitas algumas sugestões, como: introdução de sistemas de rastreabilidade; a criação de uma identidade regional; e a desmistificação de falsas crenças dos consumidores.Esta pesquisa avança no conhecimento do mercado de carne ovina e oferece estratégias para o desenvolvimento dessa cadeia produtiva, as quais são relevantes no debate sobre vantagens competitivas no setor alimentí­cio. Também contribui com um referencial teórico com os principais determinantes explicativos do comportamento do consumidor, fornecendo ferramentas para melhor compreender as percepções sobre essa cadeia de suprimentos.
APLICABILIDADE DAS POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS EDUCACIONAIS PARA INCLUSÃO DOS DEFICIENTES FÍSICOS EM GUARAÍ/TO SOB A ÓTICA DO DESENVOLVIMENTO LOCAL
Authors: Soares Zilma Cardoso Barros , Galvão Júnior Lourival da Cruz , Vieira Edson Trajano , Pires Leila Urioste Rosso
Published: November 2021

Os deficientes fí­sico-motores são representantes da heterogeneidade social e os dispositivos legais que convergem na Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Brasileira (Lei 9.394/1996), amparados pela Lei 10.098/2000 que estabelece normas gerais e critérios básicos à promoção da acessibilidade das pessoas portadoras de deficiência ou com mobilidade reduzida, tornam possí­vel a inclusão desse grupo nas atividades econômicas. Assim, este estudo analisa quais são e como têm sido aplicadas polí­ticas públicas educacionais para inclusão dos deficientes fí­sicos no municí­pio de Guaraí­, Estado de Tocantins, sob a ótica do desenvolvimento daquela localidade. Como metodologia foi empregada uma pesquisa social que utilizou questionários e entrevistas com pessoas deficientes fí­sico-motoras a fim de avaliar a influência das polí­ticas públicas educacionais no processo de inclusão social. Com base nos resultados encontrados, a maioria dos deficientes fí­sico-motores de Guaraí­ nunca ingressou no mercado de trabalho e sobrevive de doações, aposentaria ou pensão. Além disso, eles não completaram a escolaridade na educação básica e poucos representantes finalizaram o ensino superior. Concluiu-se que as polí­ticas públicas educacionais para inclusão social de deficientes fí­sicos apresentam falhas e necessitam de adequações, fato que impacta no processo de desenvolvimento de Guaraí­/TO.
THE INTEGRATED MODEL OF TERRITORIAL MANAGEMENT: A BET FOR PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
Authors: Eraso Janeth Patricia Muñoz
Published: November 2021

The current context poses new challenges in public action, which leads to a grounded understanding of the territory, the stakeholders and territorial dynamics, and the adoption of contemporary models and tools that facilitate citizen participation; the articulation of stakeholders; collaborative work; transparency; ethics and public innovation. Based on literature review, this article presents the main postulates of the public management models that serve as reference for the proposal of an Integrated Model of Territorial Management (IMTM), which helps to visualize the territorial particularities and specificities in order to propose strategies and tools that promote a comprehensive development of the territories. It is concluded that public management models present interesting principles for territorial management, however, they are not a "straitjacket" because each territorial scenario presents its own characteristics, which should be taken into account when designing public policies and territorial management plans.
A EXPERIÊNCIA DO SETOR AGRÍCOLA INTERPRETADA À LUZ DA AGENDA 2030
Authors: Dal Coleto Ted , Branchi Bruna Angela , Sugahara Cibele Roberta
Published: November 2021

O presente artigo tem por objetivo caracterizar a inserção do segundo Objetivo de Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS), elaborados pela ONU, na agricultura na Região Metropolitana de Campinas (RMC). O estudo discorre sobre a agricultura e a sociedade e a caracterização dos ODS e do desenvolvimento sustentável também embasam o trabalho. A pesquisa tem natureza aplicada, de caráter exploratório, com abordagem quali-quantitativa. Pelo procedimento técnico, caracteriza-se como pesquisa documental. Por meio da pesquisa qualitativa, foi possí­vel elaborar um instrumentoÂ de análise que associa as palavras-chave do ODS 2, e relativas metas, que abordam o tema da agricultura aos indicadores coletados pelo Projeto LUPA. O caráter quantitativo deriva da obtenção e da análise dos dados do Projeto LUPA selecionados, aplicando o instrumento de pesquisa elaborado. O sujeito da análise são as unidades produtivas agrí­colas dos municí­pios da RMC. O resultado principal foi à caracterização das práticas que corroboram para a inclusão do ODS 2 na agricultura da região, possibilitando identificar elementos que possam contribuir na geração de polí­ticas públicas para o setor.
IMPACTOS DA EDUCAÇÃO FINANCEIRA NA REDUÇÃO DA VULNERABILIDADE ECONÔMICA DE IDOSOS DE BAIXA RENDA
Authors: Santos Rafaela Aires Tavares , Rodrigues Waldecy , Lanza Joel Isaac Hernandez
Published: November 2021

Este artigo relata a experiência da implantação e avaliação do programa de educação financeira para adultos "eu e minha aposentadoria – organizando a vida financeira" e seus efeitos sobre a sobre a redução da vulnerabilidade econômica de idosos de baixa renda no municí­pio de Palmas – TO. O método de avaliação utilizado foi o modelo econométrico Propensity Score Matching com Diferenças em Diferenças considerando os efeitos do programa sobre a saúde financeira dos idosos. Os resultados apontaram para efeito positivo do programa em todas as dimensões pesquisadas: rendaÂ mensal gasta com alimentação, saúde, moradia, água e luz; poupança (72%); capacidade para tomar decisão financeira (14%); conhecimento sobre dividas (30%) e redução das contas em atraso após a intervenção (50%).
ANALYSIS OF CASH, DEBT AND PROFITABILITY AT PT. PERKEBUNAN NUSANTARA III (PERSERO) MEDAN
Authors: Kalsum Umi , Farisi Salman , Muslim Muslim , Meliandani Winda
Published: November 2021

The purpose of this study was to determine and analyze cash, debt and profitability at PT. Perkebunan Nusantara III (Persero) Medan period 2013-2018. This research method uses a descriptive approach with primary and secondary data sources. The data collection technique in this study used a documentation study. The results showed that cash and debt were not optimal in increasing the profitability of ROI (return on investment) and ROE (return on equity). Where cash has decreased every year because the company does not contribute to the company's wealth (profit) to cash which is feared that cash will not be able to finance its debts.PT. Perkebunan Nusantara III Medan in 2013-2018 experienced a significant increase, where the increasing debt will affect the company's profitability.
The Role of Empathy in Justice Sensitivity
Authors: Polito Isabella
Published: November 2021

What role does empathy play in moral decision-making? The present study examined the relationship between several empathy measures and empathy's role in a person's justice sensitivity.
An Examination of the Correlation Between Accuracy of "Big Five" and Perceptions of Friendship Closeness in College Students
Authors: Tucker Natalie
Published: November 2021

The purpose of the present study was to examine the accuracy of a close friend's rating compared to each participant's own self-reported scores on the Big Five Inventory scales. It was expected that there would be higher self-other agreement on all Big Five personality dimensions.