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The Influence of Shakeology on College Students’ Attitudes toward Traditional Chinese Culture
Authors: Liu Yujing
Published: December 2024

As a valuable wealth of the Chinese nation and an important foundation of modern Chinese culture, traditional Chinese culture is not only the core of national culture, but also an important reflection of a country’s cultural soft power. In recent years, with the development of the Internet, short videos have become the mainstream way of information acquisition in China, providing a brand-new opportunity for the promotion of Chinese traditional culture. In this study, a cognitive mediation model was used to explore how college students’ attention to Jieyin short videos affects college students’ access to information and ultimately their attitudes toward traditional Chinese culture. (A total of 412 Chinese college students participated in the questionnaire I designed.) The study found that the frequency and duration of using ShakeMeInfo videos affect the acquisition of information about traditional culture, and the popularity of traditional culture topics affects college students’ identification with traditional culture.
Research on the Interactive Relationship between the Dynamic Development of Female Characters in Film and Television Works and Social Issues
Authors: Li Yichun
Published: December 2024

With the commercialization of the film and television industry and the gradual rise of feminism, the characteristics of shaping female characters in film and television works and its changing trends have received widespread attention from the public. This article mainly analyzes the significant characteristics of female characters in various stages of film and television works and their changing trends. But overall, there are still some deficiencies in shaping female roles in movies and TV works, such as “content homogenization”, and “role immobilization”, and the endings of this kind of film and television work are often idealized. Based on this, this article proposes the following suggestions. In the production process of film and television works, producers need to break away from the frameworks of plot production which are fixed and stereotyped, and innovate in plot routines. Besides, producers also should create film and television works around female characters from different professions and identities. And they should consider the rationality, logic, and practical significance of the plot when creating.
The subsidy dispute derived from the long time competition between Airbus and Boeing
Authors: Zhang Jingyu
Published: December 2024

In this paper, Airbus, as one of the oligopoly powers in the aviation industry, will be analyzed by Porter’s Five Forces Model, revealing the current market position of Airbus. The core content will be focused on the non-market issue faced by Airbus derived from the intrinsic competition between Airbus and Boeing in the US market. With the increasingly fierce competition in the global market and the growing tensions among countries, the interventions from political power entangle the conflicts between firms. In this paper, the non-market issue related to the unfair subsidies received by the European Union is a typical case of firms in a significant industry acting under the states ‘control in the global market. To fully analyze the non-market issue faced by Airbus, both political and cultural reasons will be listed so does the significance of the industry itself. On top of that, the developmental strategies of Airbus to survive and improve in the current global market, aligning with the sustainable development goals (SDGs) in the worldwide perspective, will also be discussed.
Comparative Analysis of Gasoline and Electric Vehicles: Economic, Environmental, and Consumer Perspectives
Authors: Lau Young He
Published: December 2024

This study provides an in-depth comparative analysis of traditional fuel vehicles and modern electric vehicles from multiple perspectives, including economic impact, environmental benefits and consumer preferences. Fuel vehicles have dominated the market to date due to their proven infrastructure, low cost and long range. Although electric vehicles have an advantage in environmental protection due to their lower carbon emissions and the support of government subsidies, their popularity is constrained by factors such as insufficient charging infrastructure, limited range and high initial cost. This study analyzes the advantages and disadvantages of vehicles with different powertrains in terms of performance, cost of use, market influence, and technological development, and reveals the differences in the values of consumers of all ages when choosing a vehicle. By comparing the similarities and differences between fuel vehicles and electric vehicles in terms of usage experience, environmental impact, and long-term economic returns, the study points out that technology will continue to advance in the future, and the two will gradually learn from each other to create more intense market competition.
Exploring the Dark Sector: Advances in Understanding Dark Matter and Dark Energy
Authors: Huang Mulan
Published: December 2024

The universe is a mysterious and vast space, hiding many mysteries that we have not yet fully understood. Two enigmatic yet significant cosmic phenomena are dark matter and dark energy. One or more new particles that interact extremely weakly with regular matter and neither produce nor absorb electromagnetic radiation are possible components of dark matter. In the 1990s, cosmologists noticed an increase in the rate of the universe’s expansion through data from distant supernova explosions, which led them to first propose the existence of dark energy. People’s conventional concept of the universe’s development was completely upended by this finding. Although they cannot be directly observed, they influence the evolution of the universe through their gravitational and anti-gravitational effects. As of right now, the dark energy theory is the most commonly accepted explanation for the observed acceleration of cosmic expansion. Understanding the nature of matter and its mysteries is aided by research on dark matter and dark energy, which also throws light on the universe’s beginnings and history. The ideas, characteristics, and effects of dark matter and dark energy on the cosmos will be briefly discussed in this article.
An Analysis of the Identity Attributes and Cultural Colours of Female Characters under the Perspective of Symbolic Interactionism: An Example from Escape from the British Museum
Authors: Zhang Yunshu
Published: December 2024

This thesis analyzes the identity attributes and cultural colours of the female characters in the microshort drama Escape from the British Museum from the perspective of symbolic interactionism. Symbolic interactionism is concerned with the process of people constructing and understanding social reality through symbols in social interaction. This paper takes the female characters incarnated as in the Chinese Tang-style Jade Pot with Thin Patterns in the play as the main object of analysis, and explores how the symbols of their language, behavior and clothing convey cultural background and identity attributes, and drive the narrative process in the play. The study adopts content analysis and questionnaire survey methods to analyzes the meaning construction strategies of female character symbols, and how these symbols achieve the dissemination and promotion of Chinese culture in the new media environment. By analyzing the interaction between character symbols and audience interpretation, the paper reveals the innovative narrative techniques of micro sketches in cultural dissemination and identity construction. The results show that the characters’ use of symbols not only strengthens the sense of cultural identity, but also effectively enhances the audience’s emotional resonance and cultural awareness through symbolic interaction. The research in this paper provides a new perspective for the application of symbolic interaction theory in the field of short micro-drama, and at the same time provides theoretical guidance with practical significance for the creation of short micro-drama.
Research on the Characteristics of Viral Online Marketing of Cinema Movies
Authors: Xie Zilin
Published: December 2024

With the rapid development of interactive self-media platforms, the promotion and distribution strategies of cinema films have undergone significant changes, and viral online marketing has become an important means among them. However, despite the significant effects of this model in increasing film exposure and initial box office, the issues of misleading information and word-of-mouth risks have also received increasing attention. However, systematic research on these issues is still insufficient. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the characteristics, advantages, and potential problems of viral dissemination in the process of online promotion of cinema films, especially the negative impact of fragmented dissemination on film reputation and box office on self-media platforms. By analyzing a large number of cases and data, this article concludes that viral online marketing has a significant effect on enhancing the early attention of films, but it may also lead to a rapid decline in box office and reputation in the middle and later stages due to misleading information. Based on this, this article proposes a series of solutions, including strengthening content creation and review, building diversified communication channels, enhancing public opinion monitoring and crisis public relations, and strengthening interactive communication with audiences, aiming to help film promoters balance early exposure and long-term reputation and achieve sustained and stable box office performance.
Three Executable Applications Based on Sentiment Analysis
Authors: Peng Yitong
Published: December 2024

Sentiment analysis can be said to be one of the hottest topics in the world, and the discussion of scholars on it involves different professions and fields. In digital society, sentiment analysis as a powerful tool has gradually penetrated into various fields from theory. The purpose of this article is to propose three industries and applications where sentiment analysis can shine. The main contribution of this article is to provide enterprises with information including project feasibility, disadvantages and possible solutions.
In what sense are you the same person today that you were when you were ten?
Authors: Cheng Jiaxin
Published: December 2024

This analysis explores the relationship between our present selves and our ten-year-old selves, emphasizing the shared ontological basis that connects us over time while acknowledging the fluidity of personal identity. Although traits and characteristics may persist, they are often subject to reinterpretation due to the subjective workings of memory and perception. These distortions can lead to a divergence from our past selves, driving the evolution of identity in new directions. While our current identity is undeniably influenced by early experiences, it is not fixed; it continuously evolves through the dynamic nature of memory. This process highlights the complexity of self-continuity, where identity is shaped by a delicate balance between the enduring elements of our past and the transformative forces of subjective experience. Ultimately, our identity is a fluid construct, grounded in the past yet adaptable, capable of evolving in response to both internal and external influences.
Temporal Evolution of Predictive Factors for Heart Disease: A Random Forest Analysis
Authors: Zhu Gema
Published: December 2024

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death globally, profoundly affecting patients’ quality of life and placing a significant burden on healthcare systems and society. Identifying and understanding the key factors associated with heart disease is essential for its prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. This study explores how the significance of these factors has evolved over time by analyzing data from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) from 2015 to 2021. This study focused on lifestyle and demographic variables for non-institutionalized adults aged 18 and older, selecting 36 relevant variables from an initial pool of over 300 each year through rigorous data cleaning and normalization. Utilizing a random forest algorithm, this paper evaluated feature importance across the years. The findings consistently highlight BMI, Income, Age, General Health, Education, and Smoking as pivotal predictors of myocardial infarction (MI) and coronary heart disease (CHD). Although High Cholesterol and Arthritis appeared in the top ten features only once during the four years, they maintained a notable presence within the top fifteen, indicating their significant but secondary role compared to the consistently prominent factors. This variability highlights that while some factors retain stable importance, others may vary in relevance due to changing health trends and dataset characteristics.
Relationship between Internet Advertising Methods and Their Effectiveness in the Skincare Industry
Authors: Zhang Tongyu
Published: December 2024

This paper examines the impact of different internet advertising strategies on the effectiveness of skincare product promotion. As online shopping has become an integral part of modern consumer habits, understanding which advertising methods yield the most effective results is crucial for optimizing marketing strategies. This study analyzes various case examples of online skincare advertisements to identify patterns of effectiveness based on factors such as platform type, engagement style, and target audience. For instance, different channels like social media ads, search engine promotions, and content marketing often have their unique advantages in attracting potential customers. Moreover, the study will focus on how different engagement styles—such as interactive content, short videos, and image-rich advertisements—affect audience engagement and purchase intentions. The findings of this research will offer practical recommendations for future campaigns, helping businesses to design more effective marketing strategies that enhance advertising reach and sales conversion. These insights will not only benefit the skincare industry but also provide valuable guidance for digital marketing in other sectors.
Modeling Multi-Subject Interaction in “Early Love” within the Framework of Labeling Theory
Authors: Qiu Ziyang
Published: December 2024

Early love is a unique Chinese term. What hides behind it is China’s unique view of education and marriage, as well as China’s unique model of family and campus interaction. This paper adopts a qualitative research method to explore the origins of the word “early love” and construct a model of multi-subject interaction in early love within the frameworks of symbolic interactionism and labeling theory. Firstly, the term “early love”, as a discursive practice that resists adolescent romance, arises from specific temporal and spatial factor during 1960s in China. Secondly, “early love” is characterized as a “joint action” accomplished through the interactions of various parties involved—parents and children, teachers and students, and students and peers—each operating under their respective situational definitions. This paper provides a new perspective on the study of early love and offers theoretical support for scientific interventions aimed at promoting adolescent love and safeguarding adolescent mental health.
From Data to Prediction: A Study on China’s GDP Forecasting
Authors: Yun Yiheng
Published: December 2024

This study utilizes the Least Absolute Shrinkage and Selection Operator (LASSO) regression model, implemented through the R programming language, to refine GDP forecasting methods in China. The analysis centers on the function of the three main monetary indicators—M0, M1, and M2—using time-series data from reliable sources, including the People’s Bank of China and the National Bureau of Statistics. These variables have been identified as significant drivers of GDP fluctuations. By leveraging LASSO’s ability to select relevant variables and control for overfitting, the model achieves a streamlined and accurate approach to real-time economic forecasting. The results highlight the importance of money supply factors in predicting GDP and emphasize the LASSO model’s efficiency in enhancing traditional forecasting techniques. Furthermore, this study offers valuable insights for policymakers and business strategists, who may use these findings to guide economic planning. Integrating modern statistical methods with classical economic models, this research also paves the way for future exploration into global economic forecasting.
Deep Learning Approaches for Early Alzheimer’s Detection Using Multimodal Imaging
Authors: Bao Kailai
Published: December 2024

This work explores the utility of multimodal imaging techniques such as Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Positron Emission Tomography (PET) in the early detection of Alzheimer’s disease (AD), as well as the importance of machine learning, notably convolutional neural networks (CNNs). In order to enhance the diagnostic performance of brain scans, the study employed a range of models, such as Visual Geometry Group 16 (VGG16), EfficientNetB7, and a hybrid Convolutional Neural Network-Long Short-Term Memory (CNN-LSTM) architecture, to collect both spatial and temporal data. Using datasets from Kaggle and the Alzheimer Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI), the models achieved very high accuracy. A 98.68% overall accuracy and an F-Score of 98.95% were shown by VGG16 and EfficientNetB7. The receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve study demonstrated strong discriminating abilities, with an area under the curve (AUC) ranging from 0.80 to 0.83. The CNN-LSTM hybrid model effectively handled long-term dependencies in picture data, leading to better performance. These results show that deep learning has a great deal of promise for aiding in the early diagnosis of AD and providing a useful tool for enhancing diagnostic precision in clinical settings. Subsequent investigations may broaden the dataset and improve algorithms to amplify prediction resilience.
Control System of Medical Robot Based on BCI and High-speed Communication
Authors: Lin Keyu
Published: December 2024

This article examines the utilisation and integration of brain-computer interface (BCI) technology and high-speed communication technology in the control system of a medical robot. The article begins by providing an overview of the development of BCI technology and its significance in assisting individuals with paralysis to regain their communication abilities. This is achieved by recording brain signals through non-invasive methods, thereby enabling the control of external devices. Subsequently, the article provides a comprehensive account of the ways in which high-speed communication technologies, particularly 5G networks, can markedly enhance the real-time and stability of medical robot control systems. These technologies offer low latency and high bandwidth. This enables more precise and secure telesurgery and complex medical operations Furthermore, the article examines the optimisation of communication protocols to reduce latency and enhance the reliability of data transmission, as well as the role of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies in improving the decision-making capabilities of medical robots. In conclusion, the article addresses the safety and ethical concerns associated with medical robot control systems. It underscores the pivotal role of design and protocols in mitigating safety hazards and examines the prospective developments of BCI and high-speed communication technologies and their profound implications for the medical domain.
Film-Game Integration: Confucianism, Buddhism, Daoism Imagery and Gamified Visual Aesthetics in “Black Myth: Wukong”
Authors: Jiao Jiamin
Published: December 2024

“Black Myth: Wukong” is a AAA-level game that integrates Chinese Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoism thought, reinterpreting Chinese traditional culture through the modern game media to construct a virtual world with rich layers and profound implications. This study analyzes how video games integrate traditional cultural elements into narrative mechanisms and visual design, exploring how the gaming medium transcends conventional frameworks to highlight its unique aesthetic value. The game’s narrative framework features fragmented, nonlinear, and multidimensional characteristics, allowing the player’s choices to directly impact the game’s progression and outcomes, reflecting a deep engagement with Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoist philosophical thoughts. In its visual design, the game utilizes cinematic visual effects and rich oriental charm scene design to reproduce the natural landscape in Oriental aesthetics. At the same time, the visual rhythm and colour design embody the imagery of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoism traditions, highlighting the unique qualities of Oriental colour aesthetics. “Black Myth: Wukong” demonstrates how modern digital media can bring traditional culture to life in an engaging, accessible way for younger generations, offering the gaming industry new perspectives on cultural preservation and innovation while showcasing the potential for maintaining and fostering cultural confidence within a globalized context.
The Role of Recombinant Protein Technology in the Development and Global Impact of Gardasil: Addressing HPV-Induced Cancers and Advancing Vaccine Strategies
Authors: Xue Yuhe
Published: December 2024

HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) is classified into low or high-risk genotype. It is responsible for nearly 5% of all human cancers in both sexes worldwide; certain high-risk genotypes can cause cervical cancer in women. Gardasil vaccine is designed to prevent HPV infections in people aged 9 to 45. By utilizing virus-like particles (VLPs), which are non-infectious mimics of the virus, the vaccine triggers a robust immune response without the risk of causing the disease. One of the major advantages of using recombinant proteins in vaccines like Gardasil is that they are highly immunogenic and allow for precise targeting of specific viral strains. Researchers have proven that Gardasil is safe and effective in clinical trials, although such data is limited for pregnant women. Promoting Gardasil globally will require continued efforts to raise awareness about the vaccine’s benefits, address vaccine hesitancy, and ensure equitable access, particularly in regions where HPV-related cancers are most prevalent.
Enhancing Hand-Written Number Classification with Dedicated Hardware Neural Networks
Authors: He Yuqi
Published: December 2024

This article explores the integration of hardware neural networks and very-large-scale integration (VLSI) for enhancing the classification and recognition of handwritten numbers, crucial for applications in sectors such as banking and express delivery. Utilizing the perceptron model, the study innovates on traditional methodologies by implementing a hardware-based approach to process weighted inputs through a nonlinear activation function, notably accelerating computation speeds. The perceptron, designed using Verilog, operates within a parallel pipeline tree structure, optimizing the classification process by simultaneously handling multiple data streams, comprising 256 multipliers and 255 adders. This configuration significantly reduces computation time, achieving recognition within 330 clock cycles for each digit, hence establishing a robust foundation for future advancements in machine learning and digital text processing. The research demonstrates that deploying deep learning capabilities directly onto hardware platforms can considerably enhance the efficiency and accuracy of handwritten digit recognition systems, suggesting potential for broader application across various digital interfaces.
Comparative Study on the Spacecraft Attitude Control Methods: Traditional and Intelligent Methods
Authors: Huang Tianhao
Published: December 2024

In response to the issues of spacecraft attitude control, this paper comprehensively analyzes the principles, advantages, disadvantages, and application cases of spacecraft attitude control from the perspectives of traditional control design methods and intelligent control design methods, and discusses the current development trends of spacecraft attitude controllers. An overview of the current development and prospects of control methods such as PID control, sliding mode control, fuzzy control, neural networks, etc. is provided. It is found that the traditional controller mainly solves relatively simple control problems such as linear and time-invariant, and it is not easy to adjust parameters. The intelligent controller relies on its algorithm and it simplifies the process of parameter adjustment, has strong adaptability, and can face unpredictable environments. Therefore, spacecraft attitude control will play an increasingly important role in the future.
Research on the Current Situation and Influencing Factors of College Students’ Learning Interest in Physical Education
Authors: Yi Chuqing
Published: December 2024

With the deepening of the process of building a strong sports country, universities are increasingly emphasizing the important role of physical education learning interest in teaching. This article summarizes the current state and factors that affect college students’ interest in physical education learning, both domestically and internationally. Through the Individual Interest Scale for Physical Education Learning, the Situational Interest Scale for Physical Education Learning, and the Physical Education Learning Environmental Factors Questionnaire, a total of 450 undergraduate students nationwide were surveyed to exam the features of university students’ enthusiasm for physical training and propose suggestions on how to enhance college students’ learning interest and promote comprehensive physical and mental health development.
Recycling granular iron dust to effectively activate peroxymonosulfate for degradation of methylene blue
Authors: Ni Zhenming
Published: December 2024

Iron dust is a byproduct generated during the machining of cast iron workpieces in industrial production. Its recovery and appropriate utilization contribute to resource recycling and the mitigation of environmental pollution from industrial activities. Herein, the low-price granular iron dust (denoted GFD) was reused as a catalyst of peroxymonosulfate (PMS) for the efficient oxidation of methylene blue (MB) in water. At first, several properties of GFD, such as crystal structure and chemical composition, have been measured. Subsequently, the performance of GFD towards PMS activation was examined, where GFD/PMS system could effectively degrade MB within a short time frame. Under experimental conditions with an initial substrate concentration of 10 mg/L, PMS dosage of 1 mM, and GFD dosage of 1 g/L, the 98.4% MB could be eliminated in 10 min. In contrast, the removal efficiencies of MB in the PMS and GFD systems were only 13.0% and 6.3%, respectively. Additionally, the following quenching experiments reveal that the •OH/SO4•− as the dominant reactive oxygen species (ROS) is responsible for MB oxidation. This work provides insight into constructing cost-effective persulfate activation system for water decontamination.
The Role of AI and Robotic Technology in Film Marketing: Opportunities, Challenges, and Future Directions
Authors: Li Jialun
Published: December 2024

With the advent of the digital era, artificial intelligence and robotics have been widely used in movie marketing, significantly improving the accuracy of ad placement, the efficiency of data analysis, and the interaction with the audience. Taking the marketing of The Wandering Earth and Under One Person as case studies, this paper explores the effectiveness of these technologies in film promotion, demonstrating their advantages in personalized ad push and social media viral communication. However, over-reliance on technology may lead to a lack of creativity, homogenization of content, and the emergence of data privacy and ethical issues. This study argues that future film marketing should focus more on combining creativity and personalization while strengthening data privacy protection and ethical regulations. In addition, marketing teams need to cope with challenges such as social media information overload and platform algorithm changes. This study summarizes the limitations of current technology applications and proposes future research directions, aiming to provide a reference for innovation in movie marketing.
Understanding Consumer Minds: How Psychological Aspects Drive E-commerce Purchases
Authors: Mulyadi Rangga Dhimas Radithya , Efawati Yen
Published: December 2024

This study aims to analyze the influence of psychological factors such as motivation, perception, learning, and beliefs and attitudes on consumer purchasing decisions on e-commerce platforms, particularly focusing on the unique behaviors of young, tech-savvy consumers in the Greater Bandung area, Indonesia. The research method employs a quantitative approach with a structured questionnaire for data collection. The sample consists of 104 students who have actively engaged with e-commerce platforms, offering insights into the specific motivations driving their online shopping habits. Descriptive analysis and simple regression were utilized to examine the relationship between psychological factors and consumer purchasing decisions. The results revealed that psychological factors significantly and positively impact consumer purchasing decisions, with motivation emerging as the strongest predictor. This highlights that consumers are increasingly motivated to shop online due to the perceived convenience, comfort, and personalized experiences offered by e-commerce platforms. By understanding these psychological drivers, entrepreneurs can design tailored business strategies that enhance customer satisfaction and foster long-term loyalty, addressing the growing demand for seamless digital shopping experiences in the modern retail landscape.
Journalism and social bonding club
Authors: Fiallos Vargas Ingrid Verónica , Flores Peralta Juana Katiusca , Delgado Granizo Cassia Olenka
Published: December 2024

The living conditions of certain social groups make it necessary to join human efforts among various sectors in favor of common well-being and collective development. In the work, the incidence of the "Journalist club " link project in the teaching-learning process of the students of an educational unit in Guayaquil was analyzed. As methods, interviews, surveys, document analysis and observation were applied. The results reflect the effect of the club on the young beneficiaries, as well as the abilities and skills they acquired. It is concluded that the journalism club is an effective tool for young people in vulnerable situations.
Periodismo objetivista, construtivismo y filosofia: Del discurso autoritario a la interpelación dialógica de la comunidade comunicativa
Authors: Lima da Rocha Heitor Costa , Gradim Anabela
Published: December 2024

This paper analyzes the conception of objectivist journalism, based on the theory of the correspondence of representation with reality, contrasting it with the constructivist conception of journalism, based on the consensual theory of truth. In this sense, it considers that the positivist notion of objectivity results in authoritarian journalistic discourse in order to validate itself, with the presumption of obtaining a perfect knowledge of reality through the verification of the absolute distinction between fact and opinion. The constructivist perspective, on the contrary, identifies the commitment of journalism to represent the significant diversity of existing interpretations of the concrete problems experienced by society. It also questions the possible contradiction between Robert Park's position on the need for journalism to transparently issue value judgments on those responsible for the reported actions and to call on people in the communication community to deliberate on public issues, with Peirce's conceptions of the incompleteness of the semiosis process and fallibilism.
Bibliometric Analysis of Trends in Museum and Identity Studies
Authors: Elvan Özlem
Published: December 2024

Individuals have various identities that they use in their interaction with society. Museums support visitors' identities and enable them to discover new ones. The museum experience plays an important role as a tool that reflects the identity of societies and contributes to the formation of active citizenship by enhancing visitors' self-confidence. By exploring the past, museums help visitors re-evaluate the present from a different perspective, allowing them to rethink their identities. The role of museums in identity construction is controversial and has been analyzed from various perspectives. Studies on museums and identity are, therefore, diverse. Debates about museums and identity have also changed at important turning points in the historical process. After the Second World War, the so-called postcolonial period, the efforts of the colonized nations of the past to protect their cultural values in the colonizing countries to preserve their identities are reflected in both action and academic studies. This study tries to map the studies on museums and identity based on quantitative data. The study aims to provide researchers with a systematic summary of studies on museums and identity and identify trends and gaps concerning museum and identity using bibliometric analysis. The unit of analysis is the bibliometric data of the studies scanned in the Web of Science database and published between 1975 and 2024. The distribution of the 3,267 studies on museums and identity according to the years of publication shows that museums and identity studies have an increasing trend since 2006.
El Derecho a la Libertad de Tránsito: Irrupción de Caravanas
Authors: Durán Jorge Díaz , Ramos Ferrer Jesús Antonio , Jasso Rodríguez Arturo Enrique
Published: December 2024

El movimiento de personas entre distintos lugares es una práctica histórica que ha cobrado mayor relevancia en la actualidad. La migración se ha vuelto común debido a la búsqueda de mejores condiciones de vida y seguridad. Se empleó el método histórico-lógico, método que permite como objeto de estudio en un decurso evolutivo en este caso las caravanas migrantes son el objeto, resaltando los aspectos generales de su desarrollo, las tendencias de su evolución, las etapas de su desenvolvimiento, sus conexiones fundamentales y causales. Este fenómeno plantea desafíos para los países en términos de conciliar la gestión migratoria con el respeto a los derechos humanos. Un estudio destaca la importancia del derecho a la movilidad migratoria y analiza la compleja relación entre el Estado, los migrantes y sus derechos en la zona fronteriza del sur de México. La migración es un tema global que impacta a la humanidad, aunque los desafíos específicos varían según la región. Es crucial promover la comprensión y el respeto hacia los migrantes, reconociendo sus motivos y contribuciones sin prejuicios.
Grupo de sapateado sapatos ageless – um jeito ginger rogers de envelhecer
Authors: Mattos de Oliveira Bastos Rafaeli
Published: December 2024

A investigação propõe-se a ser um estudo sobre a estética cênica do corpo envelhecido no sapateado, tendo como mote as ações realizadas com o grupo Sapatos Ageless, autointitulado Gingers, uma vez que escolheram envelhecer com o glamour de uma estrela de Hollywood, tornando o sapateado um projeto de vida de velhice. O grupo surge de ações de sapateado realizadas desde 2013 na cidade do Rio de Janeiro ao público idoso, suas coreografias retratam um contexto de realização de sonhos, onde elas, mulheres idosas entre 53 a 90 anos, são as protagonistas. Musas inspiradoras, não somente da coreógrafa, mas do público que, ao dar conta da longeva idade de cada integrante, comove-se ao presenciar a obra de arte da vida. O grupo é reflexo do fenômeno que vem crescendo nos últimos anos no Brasil, quando indivíduos ditos idosos passaram a buscar as aulas de sapateado, e, consequentemente, criaram um lugar no contexto dessa arte. Assim, lança-se a questão: como trabalhar com corpos tão inusuais, quase impensáveis, no contexto dessa arte? Metodologicamente, para disponibilizar o sapateado para este público, fez-se necessário a abordagem do sapateado como um gesto, de onde afloram questões subjetivas do envelhecimento. Enfatizando efetivamente a temática do sapateado e o envelhecimento, utiliza-se do conceito de ageless, ou indivíduos sem idade, nome dado aos idosos de hoje, oriundos da geração baby boomers, a fim de sugerir a emergência do sapateado ageless.
Perceção de Risco de Queda de Pessoas Idosas em Ambiente Domiciliário: implicação para a promoção e educação em saúde
Authors: Luz Angela , Telles José Luiz , Oliveira Silva Antônia Lêda
Published: December 2024

Introdução: Um dos principais eventos que acometem a população idosa é a queda. Os julgamentos e avaliações das pessoas sobre os perigos a que estão ou podem estar expostas no seu ambiente são designados por perceção do risco. As perceções de risco orientam as decisões sobre a aceitabilidade do risco e é uma influência central nos comportamentos antes, durante e depois de uma queda. Material e Métodos: Estudo de abordagem qualitativa, exploratória e descritiva, com recurso à realização de entrevistas-semiestruturadas e aplicação de vinhetas numa amostra de conveniência. A análise de dados focou-se no método de análise de conteúdo, triangulada com os dados da entrevista e identificação dos riscos, tendo por base as situações nas vinhetas. A amostra contou com 10 pessoas idosas com idade média de 75,4 anos, sendo a maioria do sexo feminino e todos história de quedas anteriores, à exceção de uma pessoa idosa. Resultados: A codificação e a interpretação dos dados resultaram em três categorias temáticas: “Um Corpo (In) Capaz de Ser Saudável”; “A Queda, Perceção do Risco e a Vulnerabilidade no Espaço de Vida” e por último, o “Ser Capaz de Agir no Espaço de Vida”. Discussão: A saúde assumiu o valor de uma capacidade, do desempenho da pessoa idosa num determinado ambiente. Conclusão: O estudo realçou a importância da abordagem educativa para a promoção da saúde e prevenção de quedas centrada na pessoa e no contexto e tendo por base as significações da pessoa idosa sobre o risco percebido em seu ambiente domiciliário.
“Professor, eu vim avisar que hoje eu não venho”: compromisso, vínculos e relações de cuidado entre pessoas idosas em grupos de práticas corporais
Authors: Demel Lotti Alessandro , Nakamura Eunice
Published: December 2024

O objetivo deste estudo é conhecer as relações de cuidado entre usuárias em um Serviço de Convivência e Fortalecimento de Vínculos / Centro Dia para Pessoas Idosas no município de Praia Grande, região do litoral sul do estado de São Paulo, Brasil. Desenvolvemos uma pesquisa etnográfica utilizando a observação participante dos grupos de práticas corporais, a partir das vivências do profissional de educação física responsável. O estudo revelou que as pessoas procuram a instituição geralmente por recomendação médica para cuidar da saúde, mas são as relações de cuidado que surgem no cotidiano e o sentimento de “fazer parte” de um grupo que instigam a continuidade. Os grupos possibilitam encontros, propiciando um compromisso coletivo com o serviço e com as amizades. Esse compromisso pôde ser verificado no cotidiano (querem participar e cuidar da saúde, e cuidam do espaço e das outras pessoas), mas também se revela nas ausências, quando os encontros são cancelados ou quando as próprias pessoas faltam, levando-as a justificar e manter contato para conservar os vínculos.
Sexualidade, alzheimer e terceira idade – perspetivas dos cuidadores
Authors: Vaz Cátia , Carvalho Helena
Published: December 2024

Este estudo investigou a Sexualidade e Alzheimer na Terceira Idade, com o objetivo de comparar as perspetivas de cuidadores formais e informais de pessoas com Alzheimer em relação à sexualidade e seu impacto na família e comunidade. Utilizou-se uma metodologia quantitativa e qualitativa, através de inquéritos por questionários, com uma amostra de 344 cuidadores (172 formais e 172 informais), de ambos os géneros, com idades entre 18 e 73 anos. Os resultados indicam que os cuidadores reconhecem a importância da sexualidade na terceira idade. No entanto, devido à falta de informação sobre Alzheimer, alguns contactos afetivos podem ser interpretados como sexuais, o que facilita situações de assédio ou abuso. A doença exige uma vigilância mais rigorosa, alimentando o sentimento de insegurança na comunidade, o que pode levar à institucionalização e à administração de medicamentos. A amostra também revela que a hipersexualidade ou o medo de abuso pode afetar a vida social e familiar das pessoas com Alzheimer. Ainda assim, os cuidadores acreditam que não é legítimo impedir contactos afetivos na fase final da vida. O estudo conclui que há uma necessidade urgente de respostas permanentes de informação e formação para cuidadores e a comunidade, a fim de desmistificar preconceitos e prevenir consequências negativas. Estes resultados podem servir de base para futuras investigações e justificam a implementação de novas estratégias que promovam os direitos humanos na terceira idade, especialmente no contexto da doença de Alzheimer.
Palavras-chave: Sexualidade; Alzheimer; Cuidadores; Impacto nas famílias
A Brief Review on Monkeypox
Authors: Lakshmi Sri Lekha Danturthi
Published: December 2024

Monkeypox is a zoonotic disease caused by the Monkeypox virus (MPXV), which belongs to the Poxviridae family. It spreads through close contact with respiratory secretions by touching the contaminated objects such as clothing and beddings, or through the skin lesions of an infected person. The congenital Monkeypox occurs when the virus transmitted vertically from the mother to the fetus. The initial symptoms and signs of MPXV are usually headache, backache, fatigue, low grade fever, malaise and lethargy. During the incubation period (average incubation period is 8 days), a vesiculopustular rash begins on the face and trunk then spreads all over the body. Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) test is used for the diagnosis of Monkeypox. An antiviral medication called Tecovirimat was approved for the treatment of human smallpox disease, which can also be used to control and prevent MPXV. Monkeypox is a disease that is no longer confined to remote regions. Even though, it is not as devastating as Smallpox, the ability to spread through human to human transmission, combined with its severe out comes, sometimes makes it a critical concern. Better treatment with improved vaccines and continued vigilance along with proactive global response is essential in managing this emerging threat.
Pembelajaran Problem Based Learning Menggunakan Konteks Wisata untuk Meningkatkan Pemahaman Konsep Siswa
Authors: Reka balqis Reka balqis , Elly As , Umam Zaid Nugroho Khatibul
Published: December 2024

This study aims to see the impact of mathematics learning with the Problem Based Learning Model using a tourism context. Data collection was carried out using the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) method. The steps are research questions, selection criteria, develop search strategies, select studies, the quality of studies, synthesis results related to mathematics learning that are relevant to this study. 12 relevant articles from 40 articles used in this study were obtained from Publish or Perish, Google, Google Scholar. Based on the 12 selected articles, it can be concluded that the application of the Problem Based Learning (PBL) Model in mathematics learning with a tourism context has a positive impact on students' understanding. The use of a tourism context allows students to be more involved and motivated in the learning process, and helps them relate mathematical concepts to real situations around them. This also shows an increase in critical thinking skills and conceptual understanding among students.
Tren Penerapan Model Kooperatif Tipe Think Pair Share (TPS) Dalam Pembelajaran Matematika: Systematic Literature Review
Authors: Fitriani Elia , Sukasno  , Drajat Friansah
Published: December 2024

Teachers must use appropriate learning models, if the learning models used are not appropriate, students will experience difficulties in learning and this will result in low student learning outcomes. Researchers aim to determine trends in the application of the Think Pair Share type cooperative learning model in mathematics learning. The method used by researchers is Systematic Literature Review. Researchers used articles consisting of 12 inclusion articles and 10 exclusion articles for a total of 22 articles. Based on the results of the researcher's review of the article (Agustina, 2021), the increase in student learning outcomes occurred because there were interaction activities between teachers and students which were implemented through the Think Pair Share type cooperative model. According to (Izzah & Qohar, 2020) the application of the Think Pair Share type cooperative model can improve understanding of algebra concepts, according to (Hartini, Maharani & Rahman, 2016) The application of the Think-Pair-Share Learning Model can improve Mathematical Communication Skills, so researchers can conclude that Think Pair Share type cooperative learning model in mathematics learning can solve various problems such as improving student learning outcomes, increasing learning achievement, can improve concept understanding abilities, improve mathematical problem solving abilities, improve communication skills students' mathematics and critical thinking.
Analisis Kesalahan Mahasiswa Dalam Menggunakan Teknik Integral Subtitusi Dan Parsial Berdasarkan Newmann’s Error Analysis
Authors: Nurrasa Sidik , Nurrohman Hidayat
Published: December 2024

The purpose of this study was to determine the types of errors in using substitution and partial integral techniques based on Newmann's Error Analysis. This research is a descriptive research. The subjects of this study were three 3rd semester students of the Tadris Mathematics Study Programme at Al-Bahjah Cirebon Islamic Religious College. The instruments used are 4 integral problems of substitution and partial techniques. The results showed that the stages of reading, Process Skill, Transformation, and Encoding errors occurred in the integral question of substitution and partial. This is because students do not understand the concepts of substitution and partial integrals, and cannot apply differential concepts.