bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Percepciones de las familias rurales sobre el acceso a los servicios básicos y su relación con en el desarrollo de sus miembros
Authors: Moreno-Acero Iván Darío , Morales-Mora Martha Inés , Lumbaque-Figueroa María Gladys , Selsted-Barrero Johanna Esperanza
Published: June 2024

La dificultad en el acceso a servicios básicos es una problemática que aqueja a muchos países, especialmente los que se encuentran en vía de desarrollo, donde la población más vulnerable es la rural. Esta situación genera problemas que afectan considerablemente el desarrollo adecuado del ser humano y de sus relaciones fundamentales, como son las familiares. El objetivo de la investigación fue analizar las percepciones de las familias rurales del municipio de la Vega sobre el derecho y el acceso a los servicios básicos y sobre el alcance que este acceso tiene en el desarrollo físico, emocional, intelectual y social de sus miembros. El paradigma de investigación empleado fue el hermenéutico interpretativo, con enfoque cualitativo y método de investigación fenomenológico. Se utilizó la técnica de muestreo por conveniencia y el instrumento de investigación fue la entrevista a profundidad semiestructurada, la cual fue validada por pares expertos. Dentro de los principales hallazgos están que no hay un concepto claro sobre lo que es un derecho ciudadano y por tanto se recurre al uso de un ejemplo, en este caso vivienda, servicio público, educación o salud entre otros. La comprensión del deber ciudadano se define como buen comportamiento en general. Los servicios domiciliarios predominantes son el agua y la luz; el de mayor necesidad en tiempo de pandemia es el internet. En conclusión, las familias rurales del municipio de la Vega perciben una leve relación de dependencia entre el desarrollo físico, emocional, intelectual y social de sus miembros, con el acceso a los servicios públicos básicos como derecho fundamental.
Aplicación del Aprendizaje Basado en Problemas en Cursos de Ingeniería – Caso Problema: “El Efecto Dominó”
Authors: Cárdenas-Hernández Maicol , Rodríguez-Araque Eduardo
Published: June 2024

El trabajo mostrado en este artículo surge de una experiencia en la aplicación de una estrategia extracurricular, que busca mostrar cómo se pueden integrar diferentes unidades de aprendizaje (asignaturas) haciendo énfasis en la importancia de las competencias que se desarrollan en ellas. La metodología utilizada se fundamenta en el enfoque de la investigación-acción, que articula permanentemente la investigación, la acción y la formación, en donde el educador investiga sobre sus propias acciones. Tomamos en la práctica del docente el aprendizaje basado en problemas, un método didáctico del dominio de las pedagogías activas, basada en el aprendizaje por descubrimiento y construcción. Se aplica el Aprendizaje Basado en Problemas utilizando el método de los siete saltos en estudiantes de pregrado con diferentes niveles de competencias académicas e investigativas, allí estudiaron la dinámica de un pulso a lo largo de una cadena finita de fichas de dominó, buscando calcular la velocidad de propagación. La velocidad de propagación del efecto dominó fue calculando por estudiantes con competencias en resolución matemática de problemas de semestres avanzados (7º y 8º), proporcionando una expresión analítica en función de la altura de la ficha y la distancia de separación entre ellas, verificado con resultados experimentales realizados por estudiantes de 2º y 3º semestre de Ingeniería, que se encuentran en procesos de fortalecimiento de sus competencias en análisis de datos experimentales y uso de TIC. Se plantea para futuras experiencias el uso de inteligencia artificial, aplicando redes neuronales artificiales para dar una perspectiva diferente a la solución del problema, enfatizando las competencias digitales.
"The Journey to Happiness": A Study on the Development of Farmers' Co-operatives through Innovative Benefit-Linking Mechanisms to Help Farmers
Authors: Xiao Rong , Cao Wenqi , Xu Ruomiao , Li Lejing , Liu Yang
Published: June 2024

The report of the 20th Party Congress stresses that rural revitalisation lies in industrial prosperity, and the mechanism of cooperatives is an important hand for rural prosperity, but the existing benefit linkage mechanism of farmers' cooperatives is not sound, i.e., the ability to create benefits is weak; the effect of benefit incentives is not obvious; the distribution of benefits is unreasonable; and the benefit linkage is not standardised. Does the above benefit linkage mechanism affect the performance of co-operatives? How to build a reasonable and effective benefit linkage mechanism to improve the performance of co-operatives? Based on the research on farmers' cooperatives in nine counties of Jiangxi Province, we found that the "four-in-one" mechanism, i.e., production and marketing, shareholding, credit and risk control, can effectively solve this problem and provide an effective impetus for the realisation of common wealth.
Exploring Learner Engagement with English Debates: A Case Study of Chinese University Students
Authors: Yang Ruiyu
Published: June 2024

While many studies have examined students' participation in English debates with a focus on their development of English argumentation skills, second language (L2) learners' engagement with English debates has yet to be explored. Informed by a tripartite model on learner engagement, this study employed a case study involving four Chinese L2 learners to explore how they cognitively, behaviourally, and affectively engaged with English debates. Data was collected from multiple sources, including semi-structured interviews with students, notes taken in the debate classes, and class observations. Iterative analysis of the data revealed different patterns of learner engagement at all three dimensions among the four participants. It was also found that multiple factors, including their understanding of argumentation skills, self-evaluation of their language proficiency, their learning attitudes, and the instructor's teaching methods, played a role in their engagement with English debates. The findings suggest that teachers need to consider individual students' attitudes, beliefs, and L2 proficiency and provide explicit instruction on argumentation skills to enhance their engagement with English debate.
Exploration of the Influence of Ideological and Political Education on the Cultivation of Collaborative Spirit in Medical Teams
Authors: Huang Xueying
Published: June 2024

In the current medical field, teamwork has become a key factor in promoting the improvement of medical service quality and ensuring patient safety. However, team collaboration is not simply a collection, but requires shared goals, values, and deep trust and understanding among members. In this process, ideological and political education plays an irreplaceable role. This article aims to explore the impact of ideological and political education on the cultivation of cooperative spirit in medical teams. Through in-depth analysis of the ideological and political education issues in current medical team cooperation, corresponding solutions are proposed to improve the cohesion and collaboration efficiency of the medical team.
A Case Study of Social Work Intervention in Behavioural Deviations of Adolescents with Intellectual Disabilities-Based on the Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Model
Authors: Cao Yuxi
Published: June 2024

Through reflecting on the case practice of an adolescent with intellectual disability, the article explores how social workers should use their professional skills to intervene in the behavioural deviation of adolescents with intellectual disability under the cognitive-behavioural therapy model. In designing and implementing services, the primary intervention goal of social workers is to help adolescents with intellectual disabilities to correct their misperceptions in personal behaviour, family relationships and social interactions, so as to enable them to have a correct understanding of themselves and to promote the healthy growth of adolescents with intellectual disabilities.
Peran Pendidik Terhadap Pembinaan Akhlak Perserta Didik Dalam Kitab Taisirul Khollaq (Studi Karya Imam Hasan Al-Mas’udi)
Authors: Shabrina Alivia , Al-Irsyadiyah Al-Irsyadiyah , Harahap Erpin
Published: June 2024

Penelitian ini dilakukan sebagai usaha untuk mengetahui peran pendidik terhadap pembinaan aklak perserta didik yang ada didalam kitab Taisirul Khallaq karya Hasan Al-Mas’udi. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui bagaimana peran pendidik dalam pembinaan akhlak peserta didik yang terkandung Dalam Kitab Taisirul Khollaq. Adapun metode yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini yaitu Studi kepustakaan (library Research). Penelitian ini dilakukan dengan menggunakan teknik pengumpulan data dengan cara mengamati pada sumber-sumber tertentu, mencari, menelaah buku-buku atau lainnya yang berkaitan, dengan skripsi ini. Pengumpulan data di bagi menjadi dua sumber yaitu data primer dan data sekunder. Adapun hasil analisis menunjukkan bahwa Peran Pendidik dalam pembinaan akhlak Peserta Didik yaitu peserta didik mampu memahami dan mempraktikkan akhlak yang baik yang Diantaranya adalah akhlak kepada Allah, Adab guru dan murid, akhlak kepada orang lain, adab Sehari-hari, akhlak terpuji dan akhlak tercela serta dapat mengaplikasikannya dalam Kehidupan sehari-hari.
AIRFLOW IN URBAN CANYONS: a comparison of CFD calculated results with values from physical models with reduced scale tested in a wind tunnel
Authors: Faria Luciano Caruggi de
Published: June 2024

O dimensionamento de estratégias para ventilação natural por pressão de vento para conforto térmico exige uma boa compreensão de vários efeitos climáticos urbanos regionais até os mecanismos do microclima urbano na escala de quadras e edificações. Embora os efeitos de vento impingindo perpendicularmente a blocos isolados sejam conhecidos, poucos estudos abordam ventos paralelos e diagonais a cânions urbanos com várias proporções entre a altura dos blocos e a largura das vias. Este artigo apresenta uma comparação realizada entre resultados calculados com simulações de CFD com valores medidos obtidos com experimentos físicos em um túnel de vento para dois blocos paralelos utilizando várias proporções e para três direções de vento (perpendicular, paralelo e obliquo). Resultados quantitativos para velocidade e direção do vento e coeficientes de pressão e resultados qualitativos para visualização dos efeitos de vento são apresentados e analisados. As simulações de CFD reproduzem as principais características do fluxo de vento ao redor e entre os blocos de forma eficaz. Os resultados também destacam as limitações das simulações de CFD na reprodução de efeitos de desprendimentos e recolocação do fluxo de vento, embora os padrões observados tenham sido identificados para as mesmas configurações de cenários na simulação de CFD e na visualização utilizando bolhas de hélio do túnel de vento. Por outro lado, as simulações CFD identificam velocidade, pressão e turbulência em qualquer direção e região do modelo, permitindo uma avaliação complexa e precisa do problema. Concluindo, a comparação dos resultados calculados com as simulações de CFD com os valores medidos nos experimentos físicos realizados com o túnel de vento apresenta uma consistente correspondência, fornecendo parâmetros adotados nas etapas de pré-processamento, resolução e pós-processamento para futuros modelos computacionais similares.
PREENCHENDO A LACUNA: A necessidade do entendimento do efeito dos espaços “semi-outdoor” na percepção do bem-estar pelos usuários de edifícios corporativos. Uma revisão sistemática
Authors: Santana Elaine Gonçalves Ferreira , Ferreira Thaís Andrade , Mülfarth Roberta Consentino Kronka
Published: June 2024

Face ao contexto dinâmico da sociedade e, consequentemente, o crescimento e o desenvolvimento urbano, que resultam em problemas de ordem social, econômica e ambiental, questões de saúde e bem-estar ganham cada vez mais destaque na ciência e na pesquisa. Enquanto a arquitetura desempenha um papel fundamental na saúde e bem-estar do indivíduo, a satisfação com o ambiente, de acordo com as preferências e comportamentos dos ocupantes, representa um desafio. Assim, a preocupação com o projeto de ambientes deve ir além da otimização dos parâmetros físicos, buscando uma abordagem mais abrangente da arquitetura, envolvendo questões intrínsecas ao indivíduo, com a finalidade de aumentar a percepção do bem-estar pelos usuários. Nesse contexto, o objetivo deste estudo foi explorar a temática saúde e bem-estar na percepção dos usuários de edifícios corporativos, relacionada aos efeitos dos ambientes “semi-outdoor”, dada a relevância do tempo de permanência dos indivíduos nesse ambiente. Buscou-se compreender o estado atual do conhecimento relacionado com a temática, as metodologias aplicadas e os resultados alcançados, por meio de uma sistematização de produções científicas que abordassem as temáticas: (i) “health and well-being in the built environment”; (ii) “health and well-being in semi-outdoor environments”; e (iii) “semi- outdoor environments in workplaces”. Para isso, utilizaram-se as seguintes bases de produções científicas: Web of Science, Scopus e Science Direct. Essa revisão sistemática de produções científicas revelou aspectos importantes, como a dificuldade de atribuir uma percepção uniforme relacionada ao bem-estar, a interdisciplinaridade do assunto, a necessidade de preencher a lacuna com pesquisas abrangendo os efeitos dos ambientes “semi-outdoor” na percepção dos usuários de edifícios corporativos e extrapoláveis para diversos tipos de ambiente e situações, e a necessidade de se criar uma forma de mensurar a qualidade dos aspectos ambientais, sociais e físicos do ambiente construído, que podem influenciar a cognição humana, com estudos científicos mais assertivos.
AI and Medical Negligence
Authors:   Africa Institute For Regulatory Affairs LBG, Mensah George Benneh
Published: June 2024

This paper examines the legal and ethical implications of artificial intelligence (AI) in medical negligence in Ghana, focusing on the adequacy of existing legal frameworks in addressing the unique challenges posed by AI-assisted healthcare delivery. Using the IRAC approach, the paper identifies key issues such as the blurring of lines of responsibility, lack of transparency and interpretability of AI systems, and potential for bias. The analysis reveals that Ghana's current laws, including the Public Health Act, 2012 (Act 851) and the Health Professions Regulatory Bodies Act, 2013 (Act 857), may not adequately address AI-related medical negligence. The paper recommends establishing multi-stakeholder committees, developing interim guidelines, adapting existing standards of care, promoting transparency and accountability, and fostering ongoing education and public engagement. The findings and recommendations contribute to the global policy debate on AI liability in medical negligence, emphasizing the need for collaborative, adaptive, and comprehensive legal and regulatory frameworks that prioritize patient safety, rights, and trust.
Mentoring as a Buffer for the Impact of Social Unrest due to Systemic Racism and Ambient Discrimination
Authors: Murrell Audrey , Rubio Doris , Thakar Maya , Morone Natalie , White Gretchen
Published: June 2024

Mentoring may act as a buffer for the negative impacts of racial trauma. Building Up (conducted 2020-2024) is a cluster-randomized trial at 25 institutions of postdoctoral fellows and early-career faculty from underrepresented backgrounds. Generalized linear mixed models were used to identify mentoring competencies associated with the impact of social unrest due to systemic racism. Eighty-two percent of participants (n=143) identified as female, 33% as non-Hispanic Black, and 36% as Hispanic. Mentoring that aligns expectations and mentoring that assesses understanding were significantly associated with social unrest due to systemic racism impacting ability to work (OR=2.84 and OR=0.52, respectively) and conduct research (OR=4.21 and OR=0.41, respectively). Future research should elucidate specific aspects of mentoring relationships that serve as a buffer during times of social unrest.
Perceptions in Mentorship: The Mentor-Mentee Competency Discrepancy
Authors: Wiskur Brandt , Sood Akshay , Myers Orrin , Shore Xin , Soller Brian , Mickel Natasha , Dominguez Nora , Tigges Beth
Published: June 2024

This study evaluated faculty mentoring competencies of 94 mentor-mentee pairs across institutions using the Mentoring Competency Assessment (MCA-21). Results indicated consistent mentor self-assessments and mentee evaluations of mentors across sites, with no significant association of gender or race/ethnicity on competency scoring. Mentees rated mentors higher than mentor's self-assessments. The greatest self-assessment disparities were within the female clinical educator and female assistant professor mentor groups - they rated their competency lower than the male tenure track and male professor groups, identifying the influence of mentors' gender, rank, and track on self-assessment of their mentoring competency. Results highlight the subjective elements inherent in mentor competency evaluations. Additional multi-site, longitudinal studies of the mentor-mentee dyad could identify precise training needs to enhance mentoring.
Transforming Science Research through Liberatory Race-conscious Mentorship: The BUILD PODER Professional Development Modules
Authors: Vargas Jose , Paez Jose , Garrow Will , Saetermoe Carrie
Published: June 2024

BUILD is a NIH initiative designed to retain underrepresented undergraduates in biomedicine. Of the 10 BUILD sites, BUILD PODER is the only space-and-place that approaches this initiative through the framework of critical race theory (CRT). A feature of BUILD PODER’s path to student empowerment is liberatory race-conscious mentorship. Researchers developed, implemented, and evaluated a quintipartite CRT-based antiracist-anticolonial online training program for biomedical educators nationwide. We review the social scientific and historical knowledge used to create these novel mentorship training modules. We describe the modular content and activities. We also report evaluation data obtained during beta-testing and outline how this information helped finalize the product. Discussed are the individual- and institutional-level implications of modularizing the developmental process of liberatory race consciousness.
Sounding Softness and the (Artificial) Subject
Authors: Jørgensen Jonas , Bering Christiansen Mads
Published: June 2024

SHORT PAPER. The paper discusses the authors’ artwork SONŌ, its artistic motivations, the artistic research practice underlying its development, and its technical realization. SONŌ is a soft robotics installation that interrogates the interconnections of soft materiality, sound, and subjectivity. It features a sessile soft artificial entity capable of expansive movement, which is ceaselessly sounding itself and various environments using real-time generated audio.
Gesture and Spatiality in Electroacoustic Improvisation with Digital Video
Authors: Lukaszuk Michael , Bahng Sojung
Published: June 2024

SHORT PAPER. This paper discusses a multidisciplinary approach to improvisation in which electroacoustic performance is informed by its capacity to transform and respond to characteristics of digital video, along with visual and architectural features of virtual spaces. We describe technical and creative strategies that are focused on leveraging mobile devices in a performance setting for navigating audio-visual relationships in which digital spaces are conveyed through video playback and processing, while gestural control highlights actual physical spaces (e.g., gallery spaces). This creates a hybrid venue that benefits live electroacoustic creation with digital artists whose work extends beyond the domain of sound. The presentation visual analogues to sonic transformations of gesture and spatiality are used to highlight aspects of electroacoustic performance that develop out of a gradual exploration between emulation and obfuscation of referential sound objects. Mappings between electroacoustic instrument and digital video also help delineate the creative use of mobile devices and controllers as being more than tools. At the same time, the transmission of MIDI and OSC (Open Sound Control) messages from mobile instruments allows collaborating artists to resource electroacoustic sound in non-aural contexts.
Power and Resistance in Digital Degrowth
Authors: Nieves Raul , Soler-Adillon Joan , Mor Enric
Published: June 2024

SHORT PAPER. Degrowth is increasingly gaining attention as an alternative model to the unfolding eco-social crisis generated by industrial capitalism, though questions concerning digital technologies have yet to be addressed in degrowth research. Among the movement of the (digital) commons, whose practices complement degrowth theory, one of the research areas is the viability of such systems to release spaces from capitalism. As (digital) commons spaces frequently revert to capitalist logic, we introduce the "technological dramas" model to encompass the reciprocal and recursive technological production of political power by agonistic entities. We suggest that such a techno-political perspective could contribute to better frame degrowth-related HCI research.
Jellyeyes – Symbiosis, Evolution and Vision
Authors: Scott Jill
Published: June 2024

SHORT PAPER. Jellyeyes is an augmented reality installation especially created for the viewer based on symbiosis, touch, and biomimicry. Jellyeyes is inspired by narratives from the theories of evolution, and these stories involve the characters of a hunter-diver-tourist and a marine biologist. These narratives are inspired by the personal diving experiences of the writer and residencies in three different science research centers that focus on evolution in relation to symbiosis, marine biology, and neuro-visual systems.
Symbiotic Collaborators: The New Creative Subject in Postdigital Participatory Art
Authors: Jin Shin Gyung
Published: June 2024

SHORT PAPER. As the Internet promotes participatory culture, contemporary network-driven participatory art, which I refer to as “postdigital participatory art” (PPA), has introduced additional revolutionary creative subjects. PPA induces a distinctive type of collective agency beyond mere collaboration among individuals by means of the participatory architecture of the web. These multiple participants distribute the authority power of creation throughout the network, transcending the limitations of time and space. In this paper, I attempt to theorize the attributes of these new creative subjects, which I refer to as “participant-superjects,” with the concept of superject serving here to indicate “power by modulation.” I outline the attributes of these diffuse creative subjects and gauge their radical possibilities in terms of the agenda of experimental art. I argue that, based on the new sense of relationality, materiality, and ontological perception associated with the postdigital environment, these unique creative subjects are able to open up a new dimension of creativity that differs from the modernist model, which emphasizes the creativity of the individual. I hypothesize that the fluid power driven by this new creative subject exerts a latent force in building new social relations outside the logic of the capitalist system.
Art’s Intratemporal Relation to the Future
Authors: Ravn Ag Tanya
Published: June 2024

The world of art has always been occupied with art’s temporal relations to the future. In the current artistic landscape, we see a wealth of exhibition themes and titles concerned with ‘the future’ in responses to the dominant narratives of a contemporary technological world driven by algorithmic systems and prediction models. This momentous future-orientation is my cue to rethink art’s relation to the future, by zooming in on its temporal modes of existence. With a take-off in the notion of art as “time-based,” as conceptually based in the time, duration, and/or the function of a medium and the experience it mediates, I propose a different intratemporal mode of existence for art. This concerns how art co-exists with, evolves through, and co-produces temporal relations in between humans and technology. This proposal of an intratemporal perspective on art might contribute to further investigations into art epistemologies in which art becomes a part of larger narratives in which human beings and communities co-evolve—and have always co-evolved—with technics. It might offer inroads to study art on its new paths of exploration in collaboration with science and technology and when art is occupied with the very making of the future through participation in innovation projects.
Disembodiment in VR: Immersed in 3D Audio Experiences
Authors: Batsis Dimitris , Grigoriadou Magdalini , ElRaheb Katerina , Politis Archontis
Published: June 2024

In this paper, we discuss the notion of disembodiment as a driving force of inspiration in artificial systemsusing Virtual Reality (VR) and 3D audio technologies. In these environments, immersion is the common denominatorbetween the impression of disembodiment, which involves spatial ability, and the auditory perception from theperspective of creative binaural input. Our research focuses on three public artistic virtual reality works asexamples of sound-driven immersive virtual experiences. Through interviews with the contributors, we explore theway that disembodiment can serve immersion in VR and how binaural audio improves those experiences. As the bodybecomes virtual, the lines between real and imaginary are redefined and recreated, altering the sense of bodyownership and oscillating between embodiment and disembodiment sensations. Ultimately, we intend to exploreimmersion on a theoretical and philosophical basis, where the body is perceived as the mediator, a phenomenon,and an extension of binaural reality and hyperreality.
White Cube / Black Box: Investigating Bias in Museums and Algorithms
Authors: Brueckner Sophia , Yeung Shannon , Liu Jing , Choberka David , Shedden Kerby , Turner John , Gillet Isabelle Marie Anne , Lu Mingchen , Wei Xingwen
Published: June 2024

White Cube / Black Box seeks to identify bias and the many ways bias gets introduced into and amplified within systems. A highly interdisciplinary team of data scientists, curators, designers, and artists used face detection and race classification algorithms to explore bias in algorithms and University of Michigan Museum of Art’s collection of artworks.
A hybrid listening to atmospheric processes
Authors: Duarte Regino Juan C.
Published: June 2024

This paper delves into main aspects that support my environmental sound artistic practice, centered around atmospheric processes. It leads to elaborate on the media installation Augury, which surrounds the concept of hybrid listening to atmospheric phenomena. The proposed approach on hybrid listening investigates the merge of mediated, embodied, and situated knowledge, to assist how we sense our atmosphere beyond our human capacity, by translating environmental signals into audible and immersive perception. Hybrid listening is informed by past meteorological insights, including ancient to modern weather science, deepening into a profound temporal perspective. In consonance to this conference’s theme inquiry about symbiotic imaginary, hybrid listening melds selected meteorological narratives that lead human sensibility to interplay with more-than-human dimensions: living organisms and technical systems. By means of interactive instruments, this research brings this symbiotic ensemble into an immersive sound encounter with the atmospheric milieu. These instruments harmonize with the convoluted ecological dynamics of the atmosphere—an intricate interplay of matter and agency.
To Know a Tree: Symbiotic Mutualism and Artistic Exploration against Anthropocentric Science
Authors: Purg Peter , Pranjić Kristina
Published: June 2024

Looking across the art-science nexus, the contribution discovers an emerging symbiotic mutualism that goes against mere inter-species tolerance of the posthuman perspective. This new understanding of symbiosis may be described as a transaction, both physical or factual in scientific terms, and arguably symbolical in the artistic sense. Therefore, different combinations of art-science and human-tree relationships shall be revealed along the treatment of one primary and four secondary cases of sciartistic practice, all revolving around trees as oldest, biggest, most globally spread life forms, still quite foreign to humans. Taming the Forest is an ongoing interdisciplinary project, chartering a cross field among bioeconomy, cultural history, policy, and art(ivism). In the context of this paper, it acts as the case for researching the conflicting narratives of history and economy about biodiversity in general, and specifically on forests that represent a most massive entity of manifold exchange, and thus a field of inevitable symbiosis with humans (as well). The contribution further shows how different blends of methodologies in artistic-cum-scientific research can become truly relevant for both of their respective realms, opening new creative pathways that combine radical thinking and post-human research formats, embedded into critical use of technologies.
Animate: A Theatrical Exploration of Climate Transformation through the Medium of Extended Reality (XR)
Authors: Salter Chris , Thomasson Timothy , Uro Pierrick
Published: June 2024

This paper presents a critical account of the development of a large-scale theater work using emerging Extended Reality (XR) technologies. Detailing three aspects of the project and set against theoretical frameworks from STS (Science and Technology Studies) and the sociology of innovation around ideas of the future embedded in technologies, we examine the conceptual, aesthetic, organizational and social-technical underpinnings of the project. The paper’s goal is thus to give a sense of the challenges and opportunities in the emerging integration of XR into new artistic morphologies that hybridize the visual-performing-media arts through new technological advances.
Towards a Relational Model of Co-located Interaction in Interactive Art
Authors: Xu Dan , H. Lamers Maarten , van der Heide Edwin
Published: June 2024

Co-located interaction refers to situations in which there are two or more co-located audience members interacting with an interactive artwork and the interaction between the audience members is integral to the artwork. To better describe and understand co-located interaction, we propose a relational model of co-located interaction with an emphasis on how the interacting elements relate to and influence each other based on the actions performed by the elements and the various forms of communication at play. We explain the key concepts in the model and demonstrate its application with an example artwork. Our model provides a systematic approach to de- scribe, compare, and generate new forms of co-located interaction and audience-artwork interaction in general.
LA IGUALDAD DE GÉNERO EN LAS ÁREAS RURALES DE CASTILLA Y LEÓN COMO OBJETIVO DE DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE
Authors: González Bustos María
Published: June 2024

La estructura de la población rural de Castilla y León, calificada por baja densidad, dispersión y agudo envejecimiento hacen que el diagnóstico de sus necesidades se convierta en vital a la hora de planificar toda una línea de actuaciones a nivel regional y local ordenadas a revertir la situación: El libro ofrece al lector un análisis detallado de los problemas y propone soluciones atentas a la diferente dimensión de los municipios y las demandas concretas de los distintos colectivos en aspectos relacionados con el catálogo de servicios sociales existentes y el requerido, la sostenibilidad y habitabilidad del entorno y las medidas destinadas a mejorar la atención sanitaria y promover la salud.
REFLEXIONES SOBRE POTENCIALES ACTUACIONES DE MEJORA DE LA SALUD EN LAS ZONAS RURALES
Authors: Tascón López Rodrigo
Published: June 2024

La estructura de la población rural de Castilla y León, calificada por baja densidad, dispersión y agudo envejecimiento hacen que el diagnóstico de sus necesidades se convierta en vital a la hora de planificar toda una línea de actuaciones a nivel regional y local ordenadas a revertir la situación: El libro ofrece al lector un análisis detallado de los problemas y propone soluciones atentas a la diferente dimensión de los municipios y las demandas concretas de los distintos colectivos en aspectos relacionados con el catálogo de servicios sociales existentes y el requerido, la sostenibilidad y habitabilidad del entorno y las medidas destinadas a mejorar la atención sanitaria y promover la salud.
DERECHO ADMINISTRATIVO ESPAÑOL Y METEORITOS
Authors: González Botija Fernando
Published: June 2024

Desde el punto de vista del Derecho administrativo los meteoritos no han sido objeto de una regulación exhaustiva. Existe una breve mención a esta materia en la Ley 42/2007, de 13 de diciembre, del Patrimonio Natural y de la Biodiversidad. La situación actual permite plantearnos varias preguntas: ¿son los meteoritos bienes que forman parte del patrimonio de las Administraciones públicas o son bienes privados?; si son bienes públicos, ¿deben ser considerados bienes de dominio público o patrimoniales?; si no lo son, ¿pueden ser expropiados?, ¿qué papel debe jugar la Administración en el control de su existencia? En el presente capítulo se defiende la tesis de que deben ser considerados bienes de dominio público. En el caso de que no se acepte tal tesis, se debe admitir que deben poder ser objeto de expropiación forzosa. Finalmente, sería deseable dotarlos de un régimen jurídico completo. Al ser patrimonio natural la ubicación correcta de dicho régimen parece ser la citada Ley 42/2007 evitando su confusión con la regulación contenida en la Ley de Patrimonio Histórico Español. Con todo, sería posible plantearse su regulación en una futura Ley del Espacio.
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Authors: Meléndez-Valdés Navas Marina
Published: June 2024

El cine es una diversión que hay que tomar muy en serio. Un fin que puede, incluso, ser tomado como medio. Los educadores así lo han comprendido desde hace años, y los profesores de Derecho no iban a ser menos. Al cine nada de lo humano le es ajeno, y por eso quienes se dedican a la docencia en el ámbito jurídico son conscientes de que, si se puede gozar con el cine —esa bella arte—, también se puede trabajar con él en el aula. Es necesario, claro está, estar dispuesto a ello, poseer una cultura cinematográfica apropiada y diseñar adecuadamente esta estrategia pedagógica, como se hace con cualquier táctica formativa para que resulte eficaz. Es esencial seleccionar correctamente aquellas películas o escenas que puedan ser útiles en un determinado momento para trabajar en clase, teniendo claro qué se pretende del alumnado con dicho trabajo, además de ilustrar el tratamiento de la cuestión académica que sea. El presente libro es fruto del trabajo desarrollado por un grupo de docentes, principalmente profesores de asignaturas jurídicas de la Universidad de Málaga, miembros de un Proyecto de Innovación Educativa titulado «La inserción del cine en la docencia de asignaturas jurídicas: la relevancia de la lengua inglesa» (PIE19-016), coordinado por el Profesor de Derecho Civil Antonio J. Quesada Sánchez. En él se recopilan una serie de fichas de trabajo que describen experiencias individuales puestas en práctica por los docentes con sus respectivos grupos de alumnos, todas conectadas con el cine.
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Authors: Quesada Sánchez Antonio
Published: June 2024

El cine es una diversión que hay que tomar muy en serio. Un fin que puede, incluso, ser tomado como medio. Los educadores así lo han comprendido desde hace años, y los profesores de Derecho no iban a ser menos. Al cine nada de lo humano le es ajeno, y por eso quienes se dedican a la docencia en el ámbito jurídico son conscientes de que, si se puede gozar con el cine —esa bella arte—, también se puede trabajar con él en el aula. Es necesario, claro está, estar dispuesto a ello, poseer una cultura cinematográfica apropiada y diseñar adecuadamente esta estrategia pedagógica, como se hace con cualquier táctica formativa para que resulte eficaz. Es esencial seleccionar correctamente aquellas películas o escenas que puedan ser útiles en un determinado momento para trabajar en clase, teniendo claro qué se pretende del alumnado con dicho trabajo, además de ilustrar el tratamiento de la cuestión académica que sea. El presente libro es fruto del trabajo desarrollado por un grupo de docentes, principalmente profesores de asignaturas jurídicas de la Universidad de Málaga, miembros de un Proyecto de Innovación Educativa titulado «La inserción del cine en la docencia de asignaturas jurídicas: la relevancia de la lengua inglesa» (PIE19-016), coordinado por el Profesor de Derecho Civil Antonio J. Quesada Sánchez. En él se recopilan una serie de fichas de trabajo que describen experiencias individuales puestas en práctica por los docentes con sus respectivos grupos de alumnos, todas conectadas con el cine.
Pengaruh Audit Tenure Terhadap Audit Delay Perusahaan Pertambangan Di BEI Tahun 2018 – 2021
Authors: Achmadiyah Tarisa , Nusita Vivi , Jaya Putri , Oktavianawati Elma , Pramiana Omi
Published: June 2024

This research aims to examine the effect of audit tenure on audit delay. The sample was determined using the purposive sampling method for mining companies on the IDX in 2018-2021 so that a total of 60 samples were used. Data analysis for hypothesis testing used the Simple Linear Regression Test. The results of this study indicate that Audit Tenure has a positive but not significant effect on Audit Delay. It is hoped that the implications of this research for auditors will become the basis for consideration by taking into account the factors that make audit reports late and for companies to pay more attention to the importance of the reporting period related to audit delays.
Model Pembelajaran PAI Berbasis Neurosains: Quantum Learning
Authors: Ulfawati Erika , Sari Dewi Puspita , Karolina Asri
Published: June 2024

Penelitian ini membahas model pembelajaran Pendidikan Agama Islam berbasis neurosains dengan model pembelajaran Quantum Learning. Pendekatan penelitian yang digunakan yaitu pendekatan kualitatif dan penelitian ini menggunakan metode kepustakaan (library research). Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui bagaimana model pembelajaran quantum learning diterapkan dalam pembelajaran Pendidikan Agama Islam berbasis neurosains. Sumber primer dan sekunder merupakan sumber data yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini. Jurnal-jurnal yang membahas tentang model pembelajaran berbasis quantum learning dan model pembelajaran Pendidikan Agama Islam berbasis neurosains menjadi sumber data utama penelitian ini. Buku dan jurnal yang relevan menjadi sumber data sekunder. Hasil penelitian menunjukan bahwa neurosains pembelajaran yang bertumpu otak kiri dan otak kanan sehingga quantum learning sangat tepat untuk dijadikan model pembelajaran Pendidikan Agama Islam karena proses pembelajaran menjadi menyenangkan, ada interaksi yang baik antara peserta didik dan guru yang mengajar, serta meningkatkan pemahaman materi dengan baik, dan belajar tidak membosankan.
Fotografiet som dokument
Authors: Sandbye Mette
Published: June 2024

Departing from John Roberts’ notion of “the social ontology of photography”, I discuss how recent research and theories about photography in an expanded field have interacted with contemporary art’s use of photography in recent years, especially in an intersection between documentary and art, and especially among artists working with more or less political topics such as migration and the postcolonial. It is photography beyond “the politics of representation” in the sense that it is not about problematizing photography’s relationship to reality, but rather about actively using the medium as a social encounter and making hitherto unseen, sometimes personal and memory-based, material from the “archive” visible. Common to many of these recent works is that they incorporate several forms of photography and photographic archive material in an effort to convey, revitalize and possibly also criticize various historical issues, here linked to Danish colonialism and migration. Whereas Danish art institutions historically have had problems including documentary practices, they have embraced these new “mixed” forms more recently. In 2022/2023, three exhibitions at Copenhagen art institutions brought such practices into focus, and the article is based on examples of the use of photography in them: Moments in Greenland with Inuuteq Storch (with John Møller) and Teit Jørgensen at Nordatlantens Brygge, Tina Enghoff 's Displaced at the Royal Danish Library, and Vladimir Tomić’s and Ana Pavlović’s works in the group exhibition Connections — Danish artists from Ex-Yugoslavia at The National Gallery of Denmark.
Sino-Russian cooperation under US and European sanctions: Chinese car brands flood into the Russian market
Authors: Xue Furong
Published: June 2024

This article uses a realist theoretical framework to thoroughly investigate the motives, processes, and multifaceted impacts of Chinese automobile brands entering the Russian market. The research findings reveal that the transnational market strategy of Chinese brands is based not only on the pursuit of national interests and economic independence but also on a flexible response to changes in the international political and economic structure. Amid the economic sanctions imposed by Western countries on Russia, a power vacuum has emerged in the Russian automotive market. Chinese automobile brands accurately identified and swiftly seized this opportunity, successfully entering and expanding their market share in Russia. This move has not only increased China’s influence in the global automotive industry but also further strengthened the strategic partnership between China and Russia. From a geopolitical perspective, this economic activity has also bolstered political and economic cooperation between China and Russia to resist the pressure from Western governments. This study enriches the application of realism theory in the field of international political economy and provides new perspectives and insights into understanding the motives and strategic choices of national behavior in a complex and changing international environment. By examining the case of Chinese automobile brands in Russia, this research contributes to the broader discourse on the strategic interactions between major global powers and their implications for the international political and economic order. The analysis highlights the importance of adaptive market strategies in achieving national objectives and underscores the interplay between economic strategies and geopolitical dynamics. The insights from this study are valuable for policymakers, scholars, and practitioners interested in international trade, political economy, and strategic studies, offering lessons for navigating the complexities of global market dynamics and international relations.
An anthropological note on the Grail
Authors: Castaldini Alberto
Published: June 2024

The literature about the Grail is vast, and the intricate complex of philological and literary paths about its myth appears unresolved. The Grail remains an object (stone, gem, plate, cup) which eludes a real description, because it embodies a metamorphosis of great complexity. In this perspective, the metamorphic nature of the Grail seems to acquire an anthropological relevance which goes far beyond the narrative of chivalric romances, charging for a possible anthropopoietic function. For this reason, it would seem to be the man, and not a miraculous object, the real core of the Grail, the actual recipient of its transformation.
Ugo E.M. Fabietti, L’identità etnica: Storia e critica di un concetto equivoco, Roma, Carocci, 2013, pp. 229
Authors: Branca Domenico
Published: June 2024

Book review of Ugo E.M. Fabietti, L’identità etnica: Storia e critica di un concetto equivoco, Roma, Carocci, 2013, pp. 229.
Tim Ingold, Gísli Pálsson, eds, 2013, Biosocial Becomings: Integrating biological and social anthropology, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2013, pp. 281
Authors: Mackenzie Hawke Shé
Published: June 2024

Book review of Tim Ingold, Gísli Pálsson, eds, Biosocial Becomings: Integrating biological and social anthropology, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2013, pp. 281.
Valeria Trupiano, Gli usi della diversità genetica: DNA, parentele e politiche dell’appartenenza, Bologna, Il Mulino, 2013, pp. 344
Authors: Castaldini Alberto
Published: June 2024

Book review of Valeria Trupiano, Gli usi della diversità genetica: DNA, parentele e politiche dell’appartenenza, Bologna, Il Mulino, 2013, pp. 344.
The agency of non-human entity in the recent anthropology of the Indigenous Lowland South America
Authors: Mancuso Alessandro
Published: June 2024

In the last twenty years, agency has entered the field of anthropological studies of Lowland South America Indigenous Peoples as a term and a topic of concern. Ethnographical and theoretical treatment of this notion has intertwined here with the revisiting of the concept of animism, Viveiros de Castro’s statements about “amerindian perspectivism” and a broader “ontological turn” in research orientation. In the paper I discuss this trend, focusing on how different notions of agency are used to talk about topics as shamanism and ontological status of artifacts as well as, more generally, of other non-human categories of beings. I pay attention too to dissonances and consonances in this field of study between approaches closer to socio-cultural anthropology and anthropological linguistics. Finally, I show how this meeting of the notion of agency with ethnography of Lowland South America has precipitated its deconstruction.
Rom: linguaggi istituzionali e (auto)rappresentazioni in due recenti volumi
Authors: Aresu Massimo , Bachis Francesco
Published: June 2024

Nota critica di Martina Giuffré, a cura di, Uguali, diversi, normali. Stereotipi, rappresentazioni e contronarrative del mondo rom in Italia, Spagna e Romania, Roma, Castelvecchi, 2014, pp. 286; Leonardo Piasere, Nicola Solimano, Sabrina Tosi Cambini, eds, Wor(l)ds which Exclude. The Housing Issue of Roma, Gypsies and Travellers in the Language of the Acts and the Administrative Documents in Europe, Fiesole, Fondazione Michelucci Press, 2014, pp. 240.
Philippe Descola, Oltre natura e cultura, edizione italiana a cura di Nadia Breda, Firenze, SEID Editori, 2014, pp. 438
Authors: Lai Franco
Published: June 2024

Book review of Philippe Descola, Oltre natura e cultura, edizione italiana a cura di Nadia Breda, Firenze, SEID Editori, 2014, pp. 438.
Walter D. Mignolo, L’idea di America Latina: Geostoria di una teoria decoloniale, Milano-Udine, Mimesis, 2013, pp. 224
Authors: Branca Domenico
Published: June 2024

Book review of Walter D. Mignolo, L’idea di America Latina: Geostoria di una teoria decoloniale, Milano-Udine, Mimesis, 2013, pp. 224.
Peer-review, kinship, jihad, post-ethnographic museums, and more
Authors: Zerilli Filippo M.
Published: June 2024

A note from the Editor-in-chief.
Vincenzo Esposito, 3 Marzo ’44. Storia orale e corale di una comunità affettiva del ricordo, Salerno-Milano, Oèdipus Edizioni, 2014, pp. 157
Authors: Di Pasquale Caterina
Published: June 2024

Book review of Vincenzo Esposito, 3 Marzo ’44. Storia orale e corale di una comunità affettiva del ricordo, Salerno-Milano, Oèdipus Edizioni, 2014, pp. 157.
Antonio Fanelli, A casa del popolo. Antropologia e storia dell’associazionismo ricreativo, Roma, Donzelli, 2014, pp. XVI-258
Authors: Vesco Antonio
Published: June 2024

Book review of Antonio Fanelli, A casa del popolo. Antropologia e storia dell’associazionismo ricreativo, Roma, Donzelli, 2014, pp. XVI-258.
Marco Antonio Pani, Paolo Carboni, Capo e croce: Le ragioni dei pastori, Bianco e nero, sonoro, 104’, Italia, 2013
Authors: Pitzalis Marco
Published: June 2024

Film review of Marco Antonio Pani, Paolo Carboni, Capo e croce: Le ragioni dei pastori, Bianco e nero, sonoro, 104’, Italia, 2013.