bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Alterations of miR-4772-3p and miR-3173-3p Expression in Tissue Compared to Normal Tissue by Real-time PCR
Authors: Roshani Roghayeh , Ashrafi Fatemeh , Moslemi Elham , Khaledi Hamid Reza
Published: November 2022

Background: In recent years, many studies have focused on the dysregulation of miRNA expression in cancer. These structures act as oncogenes and suppressors. In the present study, the expression levels of miR-3173-3p and miR-4772-3p were investigated in the tissue of glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) patients and healthy individuals. Methods: The present study was performed on 50 patients with GBM and 50 healthy individuals as the control group. Real-time PCR technique was used to determine the tissue levels of miR-3173-3p and miR-4772-3p. The biomarker evaluation of miR-3173-3p and miR-4772-3p was assessed using ROC curve analysis. Results: The expression level of miR-4772-3p was higher in women with GBM (P-value = 0.03). Increased concentration of miR-3173-3p in tissue of GBM patients showed a significant correlation with a final grade of disease progression (grades III and IV) (P-value = 0.007). ROC curve analysis and cut-off of 0.6939 showed that miR-4772-3p could detect the presence of malignant GBM with 88.89 sensitivity and 100.0 specificity. Conclusions: The present study reveals the potential oncogenic role of miR-4772-3p. Moreover, the progression of glioblastoma cancer in the final stages can be assessed by measuring the level of miR-4772-3p in patients’ tissue.
Adiponectin contributes to the inflammatory milieu in hidradenitis suppurativa
Authors: Nigro Ersilia , Polito Rita , Babino Graziella , Mattera Edi , Fulgione Elisabetta , Ragozzino Giovanni , D'Esposito Vittoria , Cabaro Serena , Signoriello Giuseppe , Formisano Pietro , Argenziano Giuseppe , Daniele Aurora
Published: November 2022

Introduction: Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) is a severe chronic inflammatory skin disease. Although the pathogenesis remains unclear, at the basis of HS there is an enhancement of the immune and inflammatory response together with a susceptibility to environmental factors. Cytokines dysregulation is crucial in HS severity and progression.
Objectives: the aim of this study was to analyze serum levels of different cytokines focusing on adiponectin concentration and its oligomeric distribution in serum from HS patients compared to both obese and healthy subjects.
Methods: The concentrations of adiponectin and cytokines were measured using ELISA assay; the oligomeric distribution of adiponectin was evaluated through Western Blotting analysis.
Results: Total Adiponectin is statistically higher in HS patients compared to matched controls (28.54 ±4.49μg/mL vs 24.67±3.35 μg/mL, p=0.00). Interestingly, Adiponectin oligomerization state is altered in HS, with an increase of HMW oligomers. Serum levels of PDGF-BB, IL-1b, IL-5, Il-6, IL12, IL13, IL15, IL-17, GMCSF, INFg, VEGF and MCP-1 are statistically higher while IL-1ra and RANTES levels are statistically lower in HS patients compared to healthy controls. Interestingly, adiponectin positively correlates with PDGF-BB, and IL-13.
Conclusions: HS patients have a dysregulated immune homeostasis correlated with altered metabolism. Indeed, our data suggest that Adiponectin and its HMW oligomers are involved in HS representing a potential biomarker of disease. In particular, the specific correlation of adiponectin with PDGF-BB, and IL-13 extends its role in modulation of immune responses suggesting that this adipokine might act regulating the innate immune system rather that the adaptive one.
Dermoscopic findings of the evolving pigmented Spitz nevus in a child
Authors: Pogorzelska-Dyrbuś Joanna , Bergler-Czop Beata
Published: November 2022

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Dermoscopy And Reflectance Confocal Microscopy To Estimate Breslow Index And Mitotic Rate In Primary Melanoma
Authors: Barragan-Estudillo Zamira , Brito Johanna , Chavez-Bourgeois Marion , Alejo Beatriz , Alos Llucia , García Adriana Patricia , Puig Susana , Malvehy Josep , Carrera Cristina
Published: November 2022

Introduction: Non-invasive imaging techniques offer the possibility to optimize the first approach to melanoma. RCM has a promising role in predicting the main prognostic events in the dermoepidermal and papillary dermis.

 

Objectives: To identify pre-surgical criteria that can predict the main prognostic features of melanoma.

 

Methods: A retrospective cohort-study evaluated dermoscopic, confocal and histopathological characteristics of consecutively diagnosed sporadic melanomas. RCM-melanoma patterns classified into 1) dendritic-cell, 2) round-cell, 3) dermal nest and 4) combined type. Acral, facial and mucosal locations were excluded.

 

Results: 92 primary melanomas were included: 44 male and 48 female (mean age 60.4 years, SD 16.2) with a mean Breslow of 1.43mm (SD 1.6). The most frequent dermoscopic presentation was the multicomponent pattern, the predominant confocal pattern was dendritic-cell type (44.6%). The presence of pigmented network on dermoscopy was related to lower Breslow and mitotic rates (both p=0.002); in contrast to the presence of visible vessels, which was related to higher Breslow and mitotic indexes (both p=0.001). Confocal observation of dermal nests or atypical cells in the papillary dermis was related to a higher mitotic rate (p=0.006 and p=0.03, respectively). Similarly, diffuse inflammatory infiltrates visible in the superficial dermis was associated with higher Breslow (p=0.04) and mitotic index (p=0.04).

 

Conclusions: Dermoscopic and RCM in vivo findings on primary melanoma correlate with histopathologic Breslow index, mitotic rate and tumor infiltrating lymphocytes. The architecture and cytology of primary melanoma can be estimated by combining dermoscopy and RCM prior to excision.
Apremilast in psoriasis patients with serious comorbidities: a case series and systematic review of literature
Authors: Tsentemeidou Aikaterini , Sotiriou Elena , Sideris Nikolaos , Bakirtzi Katerina , Papadimitriou Ilias , Lallas Aimilios , Ioannides Dimitrios , Vakirlis Efstratios
Published: November 2022

Introduction: Patients with serious comorbidities are traditionally excluded from clinical trials. Apremilast is not contraindicated in active infections, malignancy and serious hepatic or renal impairment, but real-life data is needed to support this recommendation.

Objectives: The aim of this paper is to present our personal as well as literature-sourced real-world evidenced on apremilast use in psoriasis patients with serious baseline comorbidities.

Methods: A case-series and systematic literature review were performed. The psoriasis archives of a tertiary-care hospital, four electronic databases (MEDLINE, ScienceDirect, Cochrane Library, Google scholar) and other sources were searched (2014 – July 2021). Identified records were considered eligible, if they reported on the use of apremilast monotherapy in psoriasis patients with chronic infections, history of malignancy, serious liver, renal, psychiatric, or other disease(s).

Results: At least 841 psoriasis patients with serious baseline diseases received apremilast. Only 3 cases of cancer progression and no infection reactivations or worsening of other diseases were documented. No increased frequency / severity of adverse events or reduced drug efficacy were noted. Main limitations of this study are the exclusion of a few reports due to inappropriately documented data and the fact that at least some patients might have been counted more than once.

Conclusions: Apremilast is a safe and adequately efficacious option for psoriasis that cannot be treated / is challenging to treat with classic systemic agents and/or biologics.
Eruptive non-melanoma skin cancers/squamous atypia following skin surgery. Report of two new cases, concise review of the literature with special emphasis on treatment options
Authors: Chessa Marco Adriano , Marino Picciola Valentino , Filippi Federica , Patrizi Annalisa , Misciali Cosimo , Maria Piraccini Bianca , Stanganelli Ignazio , Savoia Francesco
Published: November 2022

Multiple eruptive cutaneous non-melanoma skin cancers(NMSCs) have been reported to arise at the sites of skin surgery, including the area affected by the primary tumour and split thickness skin graft(STSG) donor and recipient sites. The aim of this study is to make a critical revision of the literature, analysing the clinical, histological features and outcomes of eruptive NMSCs after cutaneous surgery. Up to August 2021, according to our systematic review of the literature, we have collected 18 published articles and a total of 33 patients, including our two cases. The results of this review highlight five red flags that clinicians should consider: (i) lower and upper limbs represent the cutaneous site with the highest risk, representing 82.35% of the cases in the literature; (ii) the median time to onset of eruptive NMSCs that is approximately 6 weeks; (iii) primary NMSCs were completely excised with free margins on histologic examination in all cases of the literature, and therefore the eruptive NMSCs reported could not be considered recurrences; (iv)  any surgical technique involves a risk to promote eruptive NMSCs; (v) treatment of eruptive NMSCs includes surgery or combined surgical and medical treatment. However, eruptive NMSCs recurrences are a real medical challenge and have always been treated combining surgical and medical treatment, with complete resolution in about one third of patients.  In conclusion, even though the pathogenesis remains unclear, this review highlights 5 red flags which could support clinicians in the diagnosis and management of eruptive of NMSCs after skin surgery.
Investigation on utility of some novel terpenes on transungual delivery of terbinafine for the management of onychomycosis
Authors: Gupta Isha , Adin Syeda Nashvia , Aqil Mohd , Mujeeb Mohd , Sultana Yasmin
Published: November 2022

Introduction: Onychomycosis is a fungal disorder of the nail which afflicts 5% of the population worldwide. The disease is strenuous to cure as it is chronic, hard to eliminate and tends to recur. Topical therapy is at the forefront for the treatment of many disorders of nail. However, the success rate of topical therapy has been halted owing to the poor permeation of topical therapeutics across densely keratinized nail barrier. Therefore, ungual drug permeation must be improved for an effective topical therapy. An approach to achieve this goal would be the use of terpenes from natural sources as potential penetration enhancers. This study is aimed to explore the effectiveness of some novel terpenes as potential penetration enhancers on transungual delivery of terbinafine.
Methods: Ex-vivo permeation studies were performed by sopping the nail clippings of healthy human volunteers in control and working solutions containing terbinafine (5mg/ml) per se and terbinafine (5mg/ml) with 6% of each terpenes including lavandulol, safranal, rose oxide, limonene, 3-methyl-2-butene-1-ol, and linalool respectively for 48 hours. The terbinafine concentration in nail samples was determined using a HPLC method.
Results: Statistical analysis showed that studied terpenes increase transungual penetration of terbinafine in the following order: linalool > rose oxide > 3-methyl-2-butene-1-ol > safranal> limonene>lavandulol acetate. Accordingly, linalool was found to be the most effective penetration enhancer for the transungual delivery of terbinafine.
Conclusion: It is concluded that linalool can be used as safe and potential penetration enhancer for enhancing the transungual delivery of terbinafine for onychomycosis.
Dermoscopy of the diverse spectrum of cutaneous tuberculosis in the skin of color
Authors: Jindal Rashmi , Chauhan Payal , Sethi Sheenam
Published: November 2022

Introduction: Cutaneous tuberculosis is an uncommon form of tuberculosis, accounting for 1-2% of all forms of extra-pulmonary tuberculosis. Knowledge of the dermoscopy characteristics of different clinical types of cutaneous tuberculosis can help timely diagnosis resulting in better outcomes.
Materials and methods: All clinically suspected and biopsy confirmed cases of cutaneous tuberculosis seen from July 2019 through December 2021 were retrospectively recruited. Information including age, gender, disease duration, site and morphology of lesions, and presence of concomitant tuberculosis elsewhere was noted. Two investigators retrospectively reviewed the dermoscopic characteristics of these cases.
Results: Twenty-two patients comprised of 12 women and ten men met the inclusion criteria. Lupus vulgaris was the commonest presentation of cutaneous tuberculosis seen in 13 patients. Five had scrofuloderma, two had tuberculosis verrucosa cutis and one patient each had lichen scrofulosorum and papulo-necrotic tuberculid. Yellow-orange structureless areas (100%), linear/dot vessels (100%), white scales (92.3%), and white structureless areas (84.6%) were the predominant dermoscopy findings in lupus vulgaris. In scrofuloderma, linear vessels and white structureless areas were visible in all cases. Dirty white scales with a papillated surface were characteristically seen in tuberculosis verrucosa cutis, with one of the two patients each showing vessels and yellow-orange structureless areas. White globules with surrounding erythema were seen in lichen scrofulosorum and yellow-orange structureless areas with keratin plugs in papulo-necrotic tuberculid.
Conclusion: A thorough understanding of the characteristic dermoscopy of cutaneous tuberculosis can help suspect the diagnosis early resulting in better management opportunity.
Connectivity between the Latin American and U.S. stock markets in the presence of the Covid-19 pandemic
Authors: Ceretta Paulo Sergio , Dutra Vanessa Rabelo , Marschner Paulo Fernando
Published: November 2022

Objective - This paper aims to revisit the relationship between the Latin American and U.S. stock markets during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Methodology- The dynamic connectivity between these markets was estimated by implementing the time-varying VAR model (TVP-VAR) for daily data from January 2010 to June 2021.
Results - There are three main results. First, although spillovers from each market accounted for most of their variance, exchanges were not entirely independent of each other. Second, the U.S. and Brazil were net transmitters of spillovers, while Argentina and Chile were net receivers. Finally, the magnitude of net spillovers is not high enough to characterize a contagion effect.
Practical implications - The inclusion of Latin American stock markets in the scope of Covid-19 studies is an important contribution to the literature that often neglects Latin American markets in its samples.
Originality - The study of the connection between markets in the presence of Covid-19 differs from most that focus exclusively on the impact of Covid-19. Understanding the relationship between Latin American and U.S. markets in the presence of a crisis unlike any that has occurred before can help investors in their investment strategies and policymakers, governments, and monetary authorities interested in the integration or disintegration between markets.
Materialitet, kropslighed og kommunikation i legeeksperimenter på tværs af uddannelser
Authors: Holflod Kim , Berg Mathias Sune
Published: November 2022

Formålet med denne artikel er at undersøge og diskutere legende tilgange til læring i samarbejde på tværs af pædagog- og læreruddannelsen med afsæt i legeeksperimenter i ”BA-Lab”, der udvikles som et legende sted og rum for kollaborativ, kreativ og dialogisk udvikling af og refleksion over bachelorprojekter. Artiklen viser med metodologisk inspiration fra Design-Based Research, hvordan ”BA-Lab” som iterative legeeksperimenter gennemført i 2021 skaber nye rum for studerendes handling og deltagelse på tværs af professions- og uddannelsesgrænser. Dette udfoldes i tre overordnede temaer om 1) ”Legeframing” og kommunikative strategier, 2) Legeeksperimenter med kropslighed og følelser og 3) Legematerialer i relationelle og refleksive perspektiver. Til sidst diskuteres kollaborativ og tværgående udvikling af BA-Lab i relation til designprincipper som fælles sprog for pædagogisk udvikling og eksperimenteren samt pædagogiske implikationer, muligheder og opmærksomheder for (legende) videregående uddannelse.
Queering Comradeship: Anti-Capitalist Relations in We Are Who We Are
Authors: Reznik David
Published: November 2022

Queering Comradeship: Anti-Capitalist Relations in We Are Who We Are. This article argues that We Are Who We Are’s value lies in its exploration of the radical relationality of comradeship, a concept theorized recently by Jodi Dean. The profoundly queer connection forged and cultivated by the show’s dual protagonists, Caitlyn/Harper Poythress and Fraser Wilson, inspiringly models a comradeship that overflows with everyday possibilities for contemporary anti-capitalist praxis. The article begins by tracing the outlines of the material landscape in which Fraser and Caitlyn/Harper’s relationship unfolds, namely an American military base which captures the contradictory dynamics of our contemporary social totality. The queer theory of Jasbir Puar is also used to highlight the intersections of gender/sexuality, imperialism, and political economy. The article then offers a close reading of the show, using Dean’s (2019) four theses of the comrade as an organizing structure. Special attention is paid to the relational dynamics between Caitlyn/Harper and Fraser, juxtaposing them with those of others in their immediate lives. The article concludes by using recent sociological research on youth activism to argue that the political legacy left by Fraser and Caitlyn/Harper can, in fact, inspire revolutionary change and promote the everyday subversion of global war capital.
War - du skulle have været der - i to versioner
Authors: Christoffersen Erik Exe , Ejgod Hansen Louise , Rosendal Nielsen Thomas
Published: November 2022

Værket ser på forestillingen War opført i Viborg, Vordingborg og Hørve i forskellige variationer tilpasset den konkrete by og dens borgere, hvilket gør det vanskeligt at bestemme værket.
Wagner – Troldmanden fra Bayreuth
Authors: Parly Nila
Published: November 2022

Boganmeldelser: Barry Millington: Wagner – Troldmanden fra Bayreuth
Den levende kærlighed
Authors: Holm Mortensen Johan
Published: November 2022

Anmeldelse af Romeo & Julie lever på Aalborg Teaters borgerscene
Don Juan eller Den fordømte vellystning
Authors: Tessing Schneider Magnus
Published: November 2022

Anmeldelse af Don Juan, Det Kongelige Teater
På tur i det audiodramatiske landskab
Authors: Jakobsgaard Hansen Line
Published: November 2022

På tur i det audiodramatiske landskab
Kunstkritikkens senmoderne betingelser
Authors: Nielsen Henrik Kaare
Published: November 2022

The article takes its point of departure in an account of the historical characteristics of the public sphere as a discursive space for civic participation and reflection on common concerns of society. With reference to Kant, the specific role and potentials of art and aesthetic experience in this perspective are outlined, and the classical role of art criticism is presented. Subsequently, contemporary obstacles to the realisation of the cultural public potential of art criticism are identified in tendencies toward cultural particularisation, the contextual framing of the competitive state and the market-oriented development of the mass media, and the dominance of neoliberal populism. These challenges, it is argued, should be countered by a revitalisation of the universal perspective of reflection of the cultural public sphere.
Hvad er Hecuba for dig?
Authors: Kuhlmann Annelis
Published: November 2022

In Danish history of theatre, especially shortly after World War II, the theatre critic, Frederik Schyberg (1905-50), and the theatre director, Sam Besekow (1911-2001), were both focused on cultural-ethical sides of criticism in theatre. They were occupied by the critical imperative to theatre professionals in order to offer a renewed consciousness to the spectators about the function of theatre art in Danish post war society. Both Besekow and Schyberg had a theatrical gaze on the impact of their profession. When dealing with the ethical side of critical aspects of theatre they took their point of departure from a reading of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, where the play in the play is preceded with Hamlet asking the actor about what Hecuba is to him, and he to Hecuba.
Klaus Rothstein
Authors: Redaktion Peripeti
Published: November 2022

Klaus Rothstein deler sit syn på teaterkritikkens rolle
En værkstruktur målrettet børn med Autisme Spektrum Forstyrrelse
Authors: Juhl Sørensen Christine , Nymark Anne
Published: November 2022

This article presents our design process of a conceptual framework specially designed for children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD). We designed the conceptual framework for an interactive play called Race against time (I kapløb med tiden). In the article, we analyze the communication difficulties that may occur between theatrical elements and children with ASD, and discuss what kind of positive impact a theatrical concept may have on children with ASD when specially designed for that specific audience.
Tilskuerrelationen i Fix & Foxys forestillinger
Authors: Christoffersen Erik Exe
Published: November 2022

Essayet Tilskuerrelationen i Fix & Foxys forestillinger af Erik Exe Christoffersen gennemgår flere af Fix & Foxys (Jeppe Kristensen og Tue Biering) forestillinger, som på forskellige måde gentænker teatermediet ved at benytte ikke-professionelle aktører, og hvor tilskuerne samtidig drages ind i forestillingen som både deltagende og tilskuere. Essayet undersøger tilskuernes dobbeltrolle som medspiller og som iagttager til et spil som er rammesat af en given kontekst: en film eller tv-serie. Essayet efterfølges af et interview foretaget af Erik Exe Christoffersen og Ida Krøgholt med instruktør og dramaturg Jeppe Kristensen omkring Fix og Foxys forestilling Ungdom (Republique 2015).
Operation:Orfeo - its Act of Enunciation
Authors: Kyndrup Morten
Published: November 2022

Operation:Orfeo is a theatrical spectacle of a very particular nature, lasting some 80 minutes. It unfolds in a separate scenic space mounted on the stage. This scenic space is comprised of a thick picture frame surrounding a square space, measuring 6x6 meters, inside which a staircase is mounted, across the entire width of the square, from top to bottom. The stairs are lit in such a way that the space does not unfold unambiguously both horizontally and vertically (as staircases usually do). It primarily appears vertical, as a surface provided with a horizontal grid, fastened in a picture frame. In this room, on these stairs, a total of 14 players sing in different positions all through the performance.
Calling Clavigo - The Intellectual as Readymade
Authors: Lehmann Niels
Published: November 2022

The performance has a distinctive tripartite structure. The first part unfolds as a lecture given by Professor Per Øhrgaard on education based on Goethe’s special view on formation. Øhrgaard is an expert on Goethe and he is an obvious choice for a performance dealing with formation as its theme and staging a part of a drama by Goethe. Nobody else could be better as an intellectual readymade. In Calling Clavigo (2002), Øhrgaard is staged in a similar position to that the dwarfs and twins in The Picture of Snow White.
Ellen and creative relations
Authors: Christoffersen Erik Exe
Published: November 2022

Ellen (2010) comprises two different kinds of theater. It was played in five different towns and changed from town to town by involving local guests and what was being talked about locally. One part was a careful staging of a new text by the poet Morten Søndergaard, whose poetry paraphrases the name Ellen. Through binaural headphones the audience listens to the recitation of text as well as the precisely choreographed rhythms and directed gazes of the three actors. In the second part 3-4 guests participate from each town. From Silkeborg an interior designer, from Svendborg a hotel director, etc. The guest sequences were set to last some 6 minutes for each guest. To some extent this was prepared, but not rehearsed. In the part without headphones actors interviewed the guests and talked about what the actors had discovered about the town. In this chapter we will shed light on a theater production as a collective production containing a variety of creative individuals and creative strategies.
In The Machine Room of Hotel Pro Forma
Authors: Voss Ilum Tine
Published: November 2022

Since 2011, Hotel Pro Forma has had eight to ten students every six months, as part of Atelier Hotel Pro Forma. Students who have a background in sound, light, visual arts, dramaturgy, architecture, and arts management. A course designed to inspire, develop, and reconsider contemporary art practises, as Hotel Pro Forma writes on its website. Trainees are part of the study room for future productions, where challenging questions and assignments are presented in the atelier. Once a month The Atelier invites the public to a lounge, an open house, where the daily research and the artistic experiments acquire body and form.
* Trans(ing) Body Art
Authors: Møller Madsen Storm
Published: November 2022

This article engages with a number of trans artists who have turned to the genre of body art, using their explicit body as the focal point of their work. The article engages the subgenre of trans body art and reads the performances Ritual (Marriage) by Leah James and Mars Hobrecker and Homage by Kris Grey through the notion of the cut to examine the disciplining of corporeality and trans embodied labor and how these are/can be challenged and (re)imagined through performance.
* ROBOT & THE END
Authors: Hasse Jørgensen Stina
Published: November 2022

In this article, I present a critical comparative reading of the experiences of gender promoted by media performances that make use of synthesized voices in relation to the 3D animated vocaloid performance THE END (2012) and the multimedia dance performance ROBOT (2013). I argue that the staging of synthesized voices in THE END promotes a gender performativity of the heteronormative gender binary, creating a sexualized fetishization of the technological body. ROBOT, on the other hand, as a media performance utilizes the audio-visual bsody of a little robot to subvert gender stereotypes, demonstrating that the visual contextualization and framing of the synthesized voice matters in the representation of identities in digital media performances.
Tuukkaq – de første år
Authors: Thonsgaard Kirsten
Published: November 2022

This article deals with the beginnings of the Tuukkaq Theatre in Denmark, focusing on the first stages in the creation of the play Inuit 1975-77 and its first performance and reception by Greenlandic audiences in Greenland on the two months´ tour in the spring of 1978. Theatre being a volatile art form I´ve also found it useful to dwell on how Inuit was televised and broadcasted by DR-TV 1977-78, as the TV-edition offers a reasonably fair impression of how the play was performed from its opening night and during the first years.
Når vi ikke kan læse vejret
Authors: Pontoppidan Andrea
Published: November 2022

Denne artikel undersøger, hvordan vi kan tænke vejret anderledes, for herigennem at forstå det komplekse forhold mellem singularitet og kollektivitet i en tid med gennemgribende menneskeskabte klimatiske forandringer. Den tager udgangspunkt i Astrida Neimanis’ og Jennifer Hamiltons begreb ”at vejre”, og digtsamlingerne Whereas af Layli Long Soldier og the weather af Lisa Robertson, hvorigennem det undersøges, hvordan vejret sætter aftryk i vores historie, sprog og fortællinger
Carousel Concept as Assemblage Acting *
Authors: Tranholm Mette
Published: November 2022

Since 2004 performer and acting teacher Marion Reuter has developed the carousel concept referring to an improvisation method for training multiple acting techniques and scenic functions. This article is based on my collaboration with Reuter and unfolds how my disincarnation theory of assembling different acting techniques enhances Reuter’s carousel practice and vice versa. The collaboration provided an opportunity to try out my theory in practice. The article and the collaboration are part of an artistic research project about the carousel concept at The Danish National School of Performing Arts (DDSKS) led by Marion Reuter. I acted as documentarist and dramaturge. The empirical backdrop for the article consists of my observations and discussions of Reuter and her students’ work on the floor with the carousel concept during the spring of 2018 at DDSKS and a video recording of an earlier carousel ride with students from DDSKS. Our artistic research is characterized by the collaborative exchange between an artistic practice – the carousel concept – and the performance theoretical concept of character which I call disincarnation. The main goals were to document and develop a vocabulary for the carousel concept, thus improving the training, knowledge, and reflection practice of acting students.
Interview as Convergent Point *
Authors: Gerner Nielsen Inga
Published: November 2022

This article explores how a combination of qualitative research and immersive performance has given Inga Gerner Nielsen insight into her audience’s aesthetic perception and imaginary realm in a performance installation. It begins by affirming that to ask an audience open questions about a performance only provides testimony of the after-rationalizations of their experience. The author introduces a phenomenological interview method which draws on sense-memory techniques directing the interviewee to produce thick descriptions, actualizing the lived experience in the interview. In response to Norman K. Denzin’s call for a performative dialogical social science, Nielsen examines why interview material should be conceptualized as performance and explores how working artistically with the interview setup can serve to highlight inherent power dynamics. The article ends with examples showing how the interview was turned into a central immersive element of Inga Gerner Nielsen’s artworks.
Tanker om mentor-rollen
Authors: Klejs Signe
Published: November 2022

Dette essay tager udgangspunkt i visual artist Signe Klejs’ praktiske arbejde som mentor i residency-programmet Connections samt hendes eget kunstneriske virke. Igennem essayet gives der et indblik i de udfordringer, mentoren kan opleve, men også effekten af det gode mentorforløb. Dertil undersøges det, hvordan ovenstående kan arbejdes med og anvendes i samspil med begrebet interferens.
Une flamme si noir
Authors: Szatkowski Janek
Published: November 2022

Janek Szatkowski methodically examines the relationship between Euripides’ Hippolytos and Racine’s Phèdre, and unearths a significant difference in the principle of rationality that governs the works.
Den nøgne skrift
Authors: Christophe Nirav , Branth Janicke
Published: November 2022

In this article Nirav Christophe presents a critical reflection on the many myths of playwriting, leading the reader from systematic reflections on playwriting to concrete examples.
Nutidige dramatikeres skriveproces
Authors: Moosmann Daniela , Ejgod Hansen Louise
Published: November 2022

Daniela Moorman develops a conceptual tool for understanding the process of writing a play. She draws on the work of several contemporary playwrights, including Arne Sierens, Gerardjan Rijnders and René Pollesch.
Per Flys Forestillinger
Authors: Christoffersen Erik Exe
Published: November 2022

In his analysis of Danish film director Per Fly's tv-series "Forestillinger" ("Performances") Erik Exe Christoffersen demonstrates how the series unfolds en paratactic dramaturgy. Each episode presents a different and highly  subjective perspective on the events around a production of  Shakespeare's Venus and Adonis.
Hallo, er der noget til stede?
Authors: Dithmer Monna
Published: November 2022

Da den tyske gruppe Rimini Protokoll præsenterede deres telefonteater Call Cutta in a Boxi København sidste år i september, var den umiddelbare reaktion i medier og teateroffentlighed: Tænk at en telefonsamtale nu også kan være teater!
På helt enkel vis sørger Rimini Protokoll for med et så forførende banalt greb som entelefonsamtale, og i kraft af en konsekvent reduktionsteknik der kondenserer det store i detsmå, at man får meget mere end et andet menneske i røret. Dermed følger den internationalearbejdsdeling, ny kommunikations- og samværsformer i det virtuelle rum, teatertricks oginterkontinental hjertetransplantation. En mikro-aktion med global spændvidde
Katrine Wiedemann
Authors: Andersen Elin , Branth Janicke
Published: November 2022

Katrine Wiedemann er vist den eneste danske instruktør, der har fået et forestillingsbillede på forsiden af Theater Heute, 8/9, 2005. Det var i 2005 og det var for den prisbelønnede forestilling Havfruen efter H.C. Andersens eventyr. På billedet balancerer to personer i en omfavnelse på line, som en gensidig spejling og et sublimt billede af kærlighedens balanceakt.I bunden af billedet ligger en mand, som om han svæver i luften uden line. Billedet kunne være en illustration af den ophævelse af tyngdekraften, som synes at være et fundamentalt træk i Katrine Wiedemanns omgang med teatret. Katrine Wiedemann er et særpræget talent i dansk teater med sit mod på nyfortolkninger, sin udtryksform og sine præferencer. Man kunne fristes til at læse hendes iscenesættelser som et »faderopgør« med den klassiske avantgarde. For hun er tydeligvis slet ikke interesseret i at gentage den avantgardeæstetik, som har præget så mange tidligere fornyere: Anti-naturalisme, anti-psykologi, anti-koherens og anti-tekst. Som vi vil forsøge at vise, trækker hun forholdsvis ubekymret på klassiske og nyere æstetiske greb og bekymrer sig lidet om den »fornyelse«, der ligger i at opløse orden. Hun villangt hellere aflevere en godt fortalt forestilling. Til gengæld er hendes inspirationer fra andre medier og teaterformer med til at give hende en så central placering i teatret i dag.
Filmiske benspænd
Authors: Christoffersen Erik Exe
Published: November 2022

Jørgen Leths Tilfældets gaver er en samling af »tekster om at lave film« på 400 sider omLeths værker, poetik og overvejelser omkring kreative processer. Der er en komplet gennemgang af filmene fra 1963 til 2003, og der er ældre og nye tekster som reflekterer, beskriver og udkaster nye ideer.
Teater som interferens 1
Authors: Kuhlmann Annelis
Published: November 2022

I en del år har interventionsbegrebet været benyttet, navnlig når performere med mere politisk orienterede dagsordner og mere aktionslignende handlinger er trængt ind på områder, som under normale forhold ikke anses for at være teatrale. I foråret 2009 så et forholdsvis nyt fænomen dagens lys på Odin Teatret i Holstebro, nemlig teater som interferens.
Det danske hus
Authors: Perrelli Franco
Published: November 2022

Franco Perrelli skriver om grundlæggelsen af »Det danske hus« og Odin Teatrets rødder og forgreninger.
Angels in America
Authors: Rendix Mia
Published: November 2022

Mia Rendix’ analyse af »Angels in America«  behandler amerikanske dramatiker Tony Kushners monumentale værk Angels in  America: Millennium Approaches and Perestrojka fra hhv. 1992 og 1993. Den afgørende forskel mellem den europæiske tragedie og tragik og den amerikanske kan lokaliseres i tragediens moralsk-didaktiske formål.
Projekthåndtering
Authors: Redaktion Peripeti
Published: November 2022

Erik Exe Christoffersen diskuterer  Jensens to bøger (den sidste en kort udgave af den første), der samfundsdiagnosticerer paradigmeskiftet fra disciplinsamfundet til projektsamfundet. Bøgerne erinspireret af Michel Foucault og formodentlig Luc Boltanskis og Eve Chiapellos tænkning om kapitalismens nye projektorden.
På spor av en tredje poetikk i teater for de minste
Authors: Böhnisch Siemke
Published: November 2022

Starting from the distinction between performative postdramatic poetics on the one hand, and poetics based on the traditional divide between stage and auditory on the other, Böhnisch examines the possibility of a third poetics between these two apparently opposing positions in drama and theatre aesthetics. Through an analysis of the performance Dråpene (eng.: The Drops, Lund & Ousland 2000) she shows how the scenic actions create performative openings and closings in relation to the child audience.
Don Juan, Misantropen, Tartuffe
Authors: Holm Bent
Published: November 2022

Der skyller en mindre bølge af Molière-opsætninger hen over sæsonen: Don Juan på Grønnegårdsteatret, Misantropen på Det Kgl. Teater, Den indbildt syge på Folketeatret, Tartuffe på Århus Teater. De spænder tilsammen over et stort register af komedieskriverens repertoire: tragikomedie, karakterkomedie, farce; vers og prosa. Spørgsmålet er så, hvordan mangfoldigheden i tekst-partiturerne foldes ud på samtidens scenei forhold til den grundlæggende musikalitet, der er et særkende i denne dramatikers sociale, psykologiske og emotionelle instrumenteringer; hvilke kunstneriske strategier anvendes for at få hvilke klange frem?
Anmeldelse: Intervention & Kunst
Authors: Andersen Elin
Published: November 2022

Anmeldelse af Solveig Gades Intervention & Kunst – socialt og politisk engagement i samtidskunsten (Rævens Sorte Bibliotek - Politisk Revy 2010).
Det Røde Rum: Det gode menneske fra Sezuan
Authors: Nielsen Thomas Rosendal
Published: November 2022

Die Ware Liebe: om kapitalismekritik og godhed på kredit. En anmeldelse af Elisa Kragerups iscenesættelse af dramaet af Bertolt Brechts på Det Kongelige Teater.
A Secret Art of Rehearsal?
Authors: Lehmann Niels
Published: November 2022

www.rehearsalmatters.org som inspirerende ressource
Værket på væven
Authors: Rosendal Nielsen Thomas
Published: November 2022

The concept of the work of art has been criticized and sometimes even rejected in relation to the study of theatre and performance art. For the critics the concept is too bound to literature and causal logic, too dependent on sender/receiver models of communication and on romantic ideas about organic wholes, and too permeated with economic reason concerning ownership and distribution to describe the dynamics of the performative event. This article counters this critique and suggests a more dynamic conception of the work of art in order to sharpen the analytical perspective instead of founding a new ontology of the theatre. The suggestion is evolved through and supported by an analysis of an interactive performance for children by Corona la Balance (2007).
Tankens gennembrud
Authors: Løkkegaard Tue
Published: November 2022

This article analyzes the Belgian director and artist Jan Fabre’s piece Angel of Death to investigate whether the theatre can produce and engage new images of thought. The article uses Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari’s concepts affect and percept. Affect and percept constitute blocs of sensations that are independent of a subjective experience. By analyzing body, sound and space in Fabre’s performance, the article concludes that in Fabre’s composition the theatrical unfolding becomes an unfolding of thought, which goes beyond the limit of subjectivity and representation and can open for new potential worlds, sensations and becomings.
Minnesplatsen som process och performance
Authors: Neuhauser Charlott
Published: November 2022

In the article, I discuss a visit to the memorial Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas in Berlin using Nicolas Whybrow’s description of his visit to the memorial, and his idea of the performative urban work in the book Art and the City (2010). I also use theatre scholar Willmar Sauter’s term ”playing culture”. My experience of the work and the reading of Whybrow’s text are intertwined in a process which is activating. I suggest that the experience of the memorial is play-like rather than performative.
Heiner Goebbels: Perceptionens drama
Authors: Schultz Laura Luise
Published: November 2022

I et portæt af den tyske komponist og instruktør Heiner Goebbels trækker Laura Luise Schultz forbindelser mellem Goebbels' arbejder og b.la. Robert Wilson, Gertrude Stein, Heiner Müller og Bertolt Brecht.
Stemme, lytning og kreativitet
Authors: Lønstrup Ansa
Published: November 2022

What happens when we listen to voices? How does satire based on vocal performance work and function when listening, voice and creativity meet? Is it possible to understand our own listening and voice activity through the discourse of creativity? Based on two cases, this article examines how we may understand the activities of voicing and listening from the perspective of creativity and creation: with regards to fictive characters as well as with regards to our own knowing and being in the world.

I artiklen sammentænker Lønstrup  iscenesættelse og afprøvning af lytte- og stemmeaktivitet i et pædagogisk perspektiv – med et aktuelt eksempel på markant dansk satireunderholdning, Rytteriet, som opererer med basis i stemmekarakterer og stemme-imitation. På baggrund af caseundersøgelsen af kreativt lytteri og kreativ stemmeproduktion drøfter Lønstrup, hvordan vi kan forstå stemme og lytning som led i kreativitet og skabelse: af mulige og fiktive personfigurer samt af os selv og vores væren i og viden om verden.
Open Science-friendly national R&D knowledge and information infrastructure
Authors: Shmagun Hanna , Shim Jangsup , Oppenheim Charles , Choi Kwangnam , Chun Kwangho , Kim Jaesoo
Published: November 2022

This paper outlines the functionality of the South Korea’s National Science and Technology Information Service (NTIS), maintained by the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI). NTIS is a “one-stop shop” portal federating information on national R&D projects from multiple databases and metadata aggregators, including links to downloadable Open Access outputs and raw data. Among other functions, it provides a range of services based on R&D information analysis to facilitate open collaboration and knowledge co-development (e.g., providing network maps visualising collaboration among researchers and research institutes based on the field of research interest). In addition, some challenges associated with NTIS are outlined, including a lack of explicit Open Science mandates in national legislation and policies. We also suggest some opportunities for further development of the NTIS platform so that it can better support Open Science. These include, for example, alternative research impact metrics and a virtual laboratory service to be embedded into the NTIS functionality. Insights offered in this paper regarding the Korean experience of building an Open Science infrastructure could be useful to anyone planning to establish an R&D knowledge and information infrastructure, including various Open Science building blocks, in other contexts and countries.
CAGE21-3 Cruise Report: Ocean bottom seismics and acoustic surveys on the West-Svalbard margin – a study of local seismicity and its effect on methane seepage
Authors: Plaza-Faverola Andreia , Schlindwein Vera , Domel Przemyslaw , Schmidt-Aursch Mechita , Cooke Frances Ann , Holm Truls , Jensen Stormer A.
Published: November 2022

Cruise CAGE21-3 with UiT’s research vessel R/V Helmer Hanssen was carried out to address the following objectives within the SEAMSTRESS project (Tectonic stress effects on Arctic methane seepage):1- Recovery of 10 Ocean Bottom Seismometers (OBS) deployed last year north of the Knipovich Ridge-Molloy Transform Fault corner (see report CAGE20-5).2- Conduction of an active source OBS experiment for the study of shear waves propagation in relation to local stress field and focused fluid flow.3- Acquisition of seismic lines for completing a side survey for the FRAME-IODP proposal.In 2020, 10 ocean-bottom seismometers (OBS) were deployed at the northern termination of the Knipovich Ridge to monitor seismic activity. The aim is to detect regional and local earthquakes. If localearthquakes are captured we will investigate the stress field in the region and how faults and fluids react to such stress (Figure 1). From the 10 instruments 8 are from Awi and 2 from UiT. IODP proposal 985 Eastern Fram Strait Palaeo-archive (FRAME) proposed to drill five sites on the western Svalbard margin in order to study chronostratigraphy, palaeoceanography, the palaeoclimatic evolution, and the forcing mechanisms responsible for main climatic transitions and the dynamics of the Svalbard Barents Sea Ice Sheet complex. This cruise acquired additional site survey seismic data for proposed primary and alternate drill sites.
The cruise may be known as: CAGE21_3
Controversias en neuroinmunología: esclerosis múltiple, vacunación, SARS-CoV-2 y otros dilemas
Authors: Reyes-Niño Saúl , Rodríguez-Orozco Jaime Eduardo , Moutran-Barroso Habib Georges , Kreinter-Rosembaun Hellen , Gaviria-Carrillo Mariana , Salej-Durán Vanessa , Mancera-Charry Julián , Villegas Ana Claudia , Cuellar-Giraldo David , Torres-Sandoval Juan Sebastián , Gómez-Mazuera Ángela , Duque-Samper Aristides , Toro-Gómez Jaime
Published: November 2022

La neuroinmunología es una disciplina que cada vez amplía más sus horizontes en la comprensión de las enfermedades neurológicas. Contemporáneamente, y a la luz de los nexos fisiopatológicos de las enfermedades neurológicas y la inmunología, se han planteado enfoques diagnósticos y terapéuticos específicos. A pesar de los importantes avances de esta disciplina, existen múltiples dilemas que le conciernen y se filtran en la práctica clínica.En esta revisión, se presentan y discuten 15 controversias, las cuales se construyen con la información clínica disponible más actualizada. Los temas incluidos son: disminución de esteroides en recaídas de esclerosis múltiple; recomendaciones terapéuticas en esclerosis múltiple a la luz de la pandemia por el SARS-CoV-2; evidencia de vacunación en esclerosis múltiple y en otras enfermedades desmielinizantes; panorama actual del síndrome clínico y radiológico aislado; y fallas terapéuticas en esclerosis múltiple; además, criterios para suspender las terapias modificadoras de la enfermedad; evidencia del manejo en recaídas leves; recomendaciones para la profilaxis contra Strongyloides stercolaris; utilidad de un segundo ciclo de inmunoglobulina en el síndrome de Guillain-Barré; criterios para diferenciar una polineuropatía crónica desmielinizante inflamatoria de inicio agudo de un síndrome de Guillain-Barré y, utilidad de la enzima convertidora de angiotensina en neurosarcoidosis.En cada una de las controversias, se presenta la problemática general y se ofrecen recomendaciones específicas que pueden adoptarse en la práctica clínica diaria.