bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
REQUIREMENTS FOR PERFORMANCE TESTING OF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE RULES OF FIRE PROTECTION MODE
Authors: Адамов Дмитрий Сергеевич , Козырев Евгений Вячеславович , Виноградова Ирина Олеговна , Щеголева Наталья Олеговна , Сорокин Владимир Александрович
Published: September 2020

В статье рассмотрены вопросы, связанные с применением отдельных требований Правил противопожарного режима при проведении проверок работоспособности систем и установок противопожарной защиты зданий и сооружений, которые поступают от граждан и организаций в адрес ФГБУ ВНИИПО МЧС России. На основе разъяснений МЧС России, а также анализа нормативных правовых актов Российской Федерации и нормативных документов по пожарной безопасности, определяющих требования к проведению указанных проверок, специалистами института в целях установления единых правил применения требований пожарной безопасности подготовлен обобщенный информационный материал. Данный материал призван устранить отдельные пробелы в нормативно-правовом регулировании в области пожарной безопасности и неоднозначное толкование некоторых требований Правил противопожарного режима, имеющих отношение к вышеупомянутым проверкам.

The article deals with the issues related to the application of certain requirements of the Rules of fire protection mode during performance testing of fire protection systems and installations of buildings and structures. FGBU VNIIPO EMERCOM of Russia receives the aforesaid issues from citizens and organizations. Based on the explanations of the EMERCOM of Russia, as well as on the analysis of regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation and regulatory documents on fire safety, which establish the requirements for conducting these inspections, specialists of the Institute, in order to establish common rules for applying fire safety requirements, prepared a generalized information material. This material is intended to eliminate certain gaps in the legal regulation in the field of fire safety as well as ambiguous interpretation of certain requirements of the fire regulations related to the above-mentioned inspections.
EL TEATRO DE GALDÓS ANTE LA CRÍTICA
Authors: Menéndez Onrubia Carmen
Published: September 2020

Sin información.
Microbiology, diseases, and epidemiology of Kingella kingae in young children: A short review
Authors: Badran Eman F , Shehabi Asem A , Khanfar Malak A
Published: September 2020

Kingella kingae is a Gram-negative coccobacilli and it is a member of the HACEK (Haemophilus species, Aggregatibacte actinomycetemcomitans, Cardiobacterium hominis, Eikenella corrodens, and  K. kingae). HACEK organisms are typically oropharyngeal commensals and have long been recognized as a cause of infective endocarditis in children and adults. K. kingae in difficult to be recovered from cultured pharyngeal samples due to its slow growth and the high presence of resident bacterial flora, however, the organism can be better detected using PCR tests. Based on our search in PubMed and other sources, we couldn't discover any study about K. kingae originated from any Arab country. Therefore, we wrote this review to draw the attention of our physicians and clinical microbiologists on the importance of this neglected group of organisms in clinical medicine.   However, this review article aims to cover the most important diseases of K. kingae in the pediatric population.
White Dwarfs in the Era of the LSST and Its Synergies with Space-based Missions
Authors: Fantin Nicholas J. , Côté Patrick , McConnachie Alan W.
Published: September 2020

With the imminent start of the Legacy Survey for Space and Time (LSST) at the Vera C. Rubin Observatory and several new space telescopes expected to begin operations later in this decade, both time-domain and wide-field astronomy are on the threshold of a new era. In this paper, we use a new multicomponent model for the distribution of white dwarfs (WDs) in our Galaxy to simulate the WD populations in four upcoming wide-field surveys (i.e., LSST, Euclid, the Roman Space Telescope, and the Cosmological Advanced Survey Telescope for Optical and uv Research) and use the resulting samples to explore some representative WD science cases. Our results confirm that LSST will provide a wealth of information for Galactic WDs, detecting more than 150 million WDs at the final depth of its stacked 10 yr survey. Within this sample, nearly 300,000 objects will have 5σ parallax measurements, and nearly 7 million will have 5σ proper-motion measurements, allowing the detection of the turnoff in the halo WD luminosity function and the discovery of more than 200,000 ZZ Ceti stars. The wide wavelength coverage that will be possible by combining LSST data with observations from Euclid and/or the Roman Space Telescope will also discover WDs with debris disks, highlighting the advantages of combining data between the ground- and space-based missions.
Ionized and Atomic Interstellar Medium in the z = 6.003 Quasar SDSS J2310+1855
Authors: Li Jianan , Wang Ran , Cox Pierre , Gao Yu , Walter Fabian , Wagg Jeff , Menten Karl M. , Bertoldi Frank , Shao Yali , Venemans Bram P. , Decarli Roberto , Riechers Dominik , Neri Roberto , Fan Xiaohui , Omont Alain , Narayanan Desika
Published: September 2020

Observing the interstellar medium (ISM) in the z ≳ 6 quasar host galaxies is essential for understanding the coevolution between supermassive black holes and their hosts. To probe the gas physical conditions and search for imprints of active galactic nuclei (AGNs) on the ISM, we report ALMA observations of the [N ii]122 μm and [O i]146 μm lines and the underlying continuum from the z = 6.003 quasar SDSS J231038.88+185519.7. Together with previous [C ii]158 μm and [O iii]88 μm observations, we use the ratios of these fine-structure lines to probe the ISM properties. Similar to other high-z systems, this object exhibits a [C ii]158 μm/[O i]146 μm ratio comparable to the lowest values found in local (ultra)luminous infrared galaxies, suggesting a “warmer” and “denser” gas component compared to typical local systems. The [O iii]88 μm/[O i]146 μm ratio is lower than that of other local and high-z systems, indicating a smaller ionized gas fraction in this quasar. The [O iii]88 μm/[N ii]122 μm ratio is comparable to that of local systems and suggests a metallicity of Z/Z
⊙ = 1.5–2.1. Based on the [N ii]122 μm detection, we estimate that 17% of the [C ii]158 μm emission is associated with ionized gas. The [N ii]122 μm line shows a “flux deficit” comparable to local systems. The [O i]146 μm line, with an [O i]146 μm/FIR ratio >2× than expected from the local relation, indicates no [O i]146 μm deficit. The low [C ii]158 μm/[O i]146 μm ratio, together with the high [O i]146 μm/FIR ratio in J2310+1855, reveals that the warm and dense gas is likely a result of AGN heating of the ISM.
IR luminescence of CaGa 2O 4 : Yb 3+ excited by 940 and 980 nm radiation
Authors: Mar’ina Ul’ana A. , Vorob’ev Viktor A. , Mar’in Alexandr P.
Published: September 2020

Existing calcium gallate CaGa2O4 based luminescent materials radiating in visible IR region have been reviewed. IR luminophores have been studied but slightly but their practical implementation is of interest. CaGa2O4 specimens activated with Yb3+ rare-earth ions have been synthesized using the solid-state method. The structure and luminescent properties of CaGa2O4 : Yb3+ have been studied. CaGa2O4 : Yb3+ excitation with 940 and 980 nm radiation generates luminescence in the 980–1100 nm region. Data on the electron level structure in Yb3+ ions suggest that the excitation and luminescence occur directly in the Yb3+ ions with only a passive role of the base lattice. The luminescence spectra contain three peaks at 993, 1025 and 1080 nm. These luminescence peaks are caused by electron optical transitions from excited to main state in Yb3+ ions. 993 nm band luminescence intensity has been studied as a function of Yb3+ activator ions concentration. Introduction of Na+ ions into the luminophore increases IR luminescence intensity. Optimum (Ca1-x-yYbxNay)Ga2O4 luminophore composition has been suggested at which the 993 nm luminescence intensity is the highest.
The identity of Alfred Wallace’s mysterious butterfly taxon Lycaena nisa solved: Famegana nisa comb. nov., a senior synonym of F. alsulus (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae, Polyommatinae)
Authors: Hsu Yu-Feng
Published: September 2020

Lycaena nisaWallace, 1866 was described from Formosa (Taiwan) and is here recognized as a senior subjective synonym ofLycaena alsulusHerrich-Schäffer, 1869. It is resurrected to serve as the valid name,Famegana nisa(Wallace, 1866),comb nov.of the species commonly known asFamegana alsulus. The nameZizera taiwanaSonan, 1938 (syn. nov.), also described from Formosa, is recognized as a junior subjective synonym ofL. nisa. Another name,Zizeeria alsulus eggletoniCorbet, 1941 (syn. nov.), described from Hong Kong is also considered a junior subjective synonym ofL. nisa. Moreover, all former synonyms ofalsulusautomatically become new junior synonyms fornisa. This species occurs in the Oriental and Australian regions and western Pacific.
Inspiration et compétences des laïcs. Les paraphrases en vers français de la Bible par des non-professionnels de la foi (Lortigue, Jangaston, Marie de Pech)
Authors: Duru Audrey
Published: September 2020

Les poètes paraphrastes laïcs de la Bible mettent en concordance deux discours inspirés : le prophétisme biblique, la poésie humaniste postronsardienne. Quelle acceptabilité pour ces vers signés de non-professionnels de la foi ? Quelle légitimité pour les poètes, dans quels domaines de compétences ? Les cas du soldat Lortigue (1605), du médecin Jangaston (1635) et de la poétesse Marie de Pech (1660) esquissent une communauté d’interprétation laïque, préoccupée de gouvernementalité domestique.
Figurer la fureur : les limites de l’inspiration lyrique, de Boileau à La Motte
Authors: Stambul Léo
Published: September 2020

Malgré son rationalisme théorique, Boileau demeure un poète de l’inspiration, dont il exploite les figures pour justifier la violence de ses satires. Il tente ainsi de rendre acceptable l’expression de la fureur poétique dans le monde social et de modifier le décorum des genres poétiques en réponse à ses détracteurs. Sa querelle avec La Motte montre que les figures de l’inspiration sont des objets disponibles dont le poète peut capter le sérieux pour faire de l’inspiration une fiction agissante.
L’« ardente flamme » de la Muse chrétienne dans les Odes sacrées d’Antoine Godeau
Authors: Venner Camille
Published: September 2020

L’ode est le lieu d’une réflexion sur l’inspiration. Godeau en fait paradoxalement un genre modérateur de l’enthousiasme. Le métatexte abondant participe à la personnalisation de l’inspiration tout autant qu’à la manifestation de sa maîtrise. Godeau rappelle que c’est le Verbe qui parle à travers lui, et prend pour objet de discours sa propre parole poétique tout en louant Dieu ou ses manifestations. Godeau met en pratique une conception tempérée de l’inspiration, maîtrisée par la raison.
Les trajectoires d’ascension scolaire des jeunes issus de l’immigration
Authors: Truong Fabien , Gelot Didier
Published: September 2020

Cet article s’intéresse aux trajectoires des jeunes issus de l’émigration. Il montre quels sont les facteurs qui, sur certains territoires, influencent leurs parcours sur la longue durée. Il pointe que si l’on analyse les catégories de réussite ou d’échec au regard du temps long, celles-ci explosent, ce qui rend plus difficile l’analyse mais permet également de sortir de l’immédiateté de la représentation politique des faits sociaux. On voit en quoi les rapports des jeunes des classes populaires évoluent fortement dans le temps mais permettent à certains de s’en sortir d’autant mieux qu’ils apprennent à maîtriser les codes de conduite de leurs homologues plus aisés sans avoir le sentiment de rompre avec leur milieu d’origine.
Invisibilité des jeunes en milieu rural, comment les « jeunes sans Cité » « s’en sortent » ?
Authors: Vachée Cécile , Ruel Sophie , Dansac Christophe
Published: September 2020

Décrire et analyser les pratiques de citoyenneté déclarées par les jeunes ruraux comme facteur contribuant à leur mobilité géographique et leur reconnaissance sociale est le dessein de cette contribution. Elle s’appuie sur une recherche quantitative (questionnaires en face-à-face et auto-administrés) menée auprès de jeunes collégiens et lycéens scolarisés dans le département du Lot. Le rôle de l’héritage familial dans l’engagement, mais aussi celui des expériences personnelles de participation de jeunes ruraux dans des espaces de citoyenneté, comme composantes notables pour « sortir » de l’invisibilité locale et sociale, sont d’abord examinés. Ensuite, les freins à ce processus sont identifiés, notamment l’absence de politiques dédiées à la jeunesse dans les territoires ruraux et la rareté des pratiques de citoyenneté des jeunes en lien avec la faible densité de population. Les résultats sont discutés à la lumière des pistes de réflexion qu’ils suggèrent pour lutter contre le déterminisme social et territorial et permettre aux jeunes ruraux de sortir de l’invisibilité dans laquelle ils sont souvent plongés.
Novel Pressure-Sensitive Adhesive Made from Glutinous Rice Flour
Authors: Prachasilchai Worapat , Punyanitya Sittiporn , Koonawoot Rungsarit , Ruksanti Anucha , Chankachang Phanlob , Thiansem Sakdiphon
Published: September 2020

Successfully pressure-sensitive adhesives have been used by many industrial tape and label applications.This tape widely used in daily life of adhesive bandage. In this work, the novel the adhesive is fabricated from glutinous rice flour, gelatin, polyvinyl alcohol, borax, methyl paraben and glycerol. Characteristics of adhesive were then investigated by scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and swelling ratios. Mechanical characterization and tissue adhesive bonding test of the final product were also performed.
Structure and Properties of Graphene Oxide Aerogels by Freeze-Drying Process
Authors: Zhang Ren Lon , Chen Jean Hong , Chen Lung Chuan , Hsu Hao Lin , Lin Jun Ku
Published: September 2020

The structure and properties of graphene oxide aerogels (GOA), prepared by a modified Hummer’s method followed by a freezing-drying process in addition to a pre-oxidized procedure, were studied through FTIR, Raman, SEM and XDR techniques. FTIR results indicated the existence of -C-O, -C-OH and -C=O function groups on the GOA surface. Therefore, the D band intensity of GOA sample exhibited remarkable increasing in the Raman spectra compared with of graphite; it may be due to change the order-structure of graphite to disorder-structure of GOA. The diffractive peak for the graphite at 2θ of 26.5° vanishes instead the one around 10.0° occurred in the XRD pattern for the GOA supported that the structure and d-spacing changed seriously from graphite to GOA. The SEM images revealed that the micro-structure of graphene layer of GOA was wrinkler and softer than that of graphite, however, the former involved fewer lamellar layer appearance with wrinkles on the edges of the graphene. All the characterized evaluation confirmed that the graphite powder has been transformed into a GOA structure through the modified Hummers’ method.
First records of Philonthus wuesthoffi Bernhauer, 1939 (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Staphylininae) in Italy with notes on its distribution in Europe
Authors: Hoffmann Hannes , Zanetti Adriano
Published: September 2020

Philonthus wuesthoffi Bernhauer, 1939 was recorded in Italy in 2017 and 2019 for the first time. the specimens were found in friuli, North-West of Udine, in an area cultivated with Medicago, by pitfall traps and in the Lessini Mountains north of Verona at the edge of a waterhole on a dead toad. Philonthus wuesthoffi seems to have invaded Europe from East Asia and has become a widespread species in Europe. Philonthus ohizumi Dvořák, 1958 is synonymized with P. wuesthoffi.
First report of Baryscapus silvestrii in Calabria, Italy (Chalcidoidea Eulophidae)
Authors: Vizzarri Veronica , Novellis Carmine , Rizzo Pierluigi
Published: September 2020

The eulophid Baryscapus silvestrii Viggiani & Bernardo is reported for the first time in the Calabria region (Southern Italy). Adults of the eulophid emerged in September 2019 from olive fruit fly Bactrocera oleae (Diptera Tephritidae) puparia detected during a survey in an experimental olive groove in Mirto Crosia in Cosenza province.
Presenza in Italia di Alfieriella Wittmer, 1935 con dati sulle specie attribuite al genere (Coleoptera Cryptophagidae)
Authors: Poggi Roberto
Published: September 2020

Si rendono note le località italiane di raccolta di Alfieriella naxiana (Reitter, 1884), che figurava già citata per l’Italia, ma senza dati precisi. Con l’occasione si presenta una piccola revisione di tutte e tre le specie del genere rinvenibili lungo le coste del Mediterraneo centro- orientale, illustrando in particolare i caratteri edeagici che permettono una sicura identificazione dei taxa.
Prospects of plasmapheresis for patients with severe COVID-19
Authors: Gilmutdinova Ilmira R. , Yakovlev Maksim Yu. , Eremin Petr S. , Fesun Anatoliy D.
Published: September 2020

On February 11, 2020, the World Health Organization officially named the infection caused by the new coronavirus “Coronavirus disease 2019” (COVID-19). On February 11, 2020, the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV) officially named the infectious matter “severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2” (SARS-CoV-2). Emergence of severe complications with new coronavirus disease is due to the development of hypercytokinaemia, also known as “cytokine storm”. These complications comprise acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), respiratory failure and death. Emerging data point to the logic of using extracorporeal haemocorrection to normalise cytokine levels and reduce the severity of organ disorders. The analysis of the literature indicates that to date, a certain positive experience has been accumulated in the world in the application of extracorporeal methods in clinical practice in patients with COVID-19.
Follicular thyroid carcinoma metastasizing to rare sites and exhibiting variable inter-lesional heterogeneity on 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography/computed tomography and 131I
Authors: Parghane Rahul V. , Basu Sandip
Published: September 2020

A patient of differentiated follicular thyroid carcinoma with unusual sites of metastases is illustrated with 131I and 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography/computed tomography (18F-FDG PET/CT) imaging findings. The described case harbored extremely rare metastasis to the urinary bladder with multi-organ metastatic disease (including unusual sites of right bronchus and hepatic metastases). There was inter-lesional heterogeneity among the metastatic lesions with regard to the 131I and FDG uptake in the aforementioned lesions. The detection of such heterogeneity has important implications for patient management in metastatic differentiated thyroid carcinoma.
Partial Differential Equations
Authors: De Philippis Guido , Schoen Richard , Topping Peter
Published: September 2020

The workshop dealt with nonlinear partial differential equations and some applications in geometry, touching several different topics such as geometric flows, minimal surfaces, semi-linear equations and calculus of variations.
Computational Multiscale Methods
Authors: Engquist Björn , Peterseim Daniel
Published: September 2020

Many physical processes in material sciences or geophysics are characterized by inherently complex interactions across a large range of nonseparable scales in space and time. The resolution of all features on all scales in a computer simulation easily exceeds today’s computing resources by multiple orders of magnitude. The observation and prediction of physical phenomena from multiscale models, hence, requires insightful numerical multiscale techniques to adaptively select relevant scales and effectively represent unresolved scales. This workshop enhanced the development of such methods and the mathematics behind them so that the reliable and efficient numerical simulation of some challenging multiscale problems eventually becomes feasible in high performance computing environments.
Foreword
Authors: Lissauer Tom
Published: September 2020

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Post-Mortem Protection of Human Dignity
Authors: Dauster Manferd
Published: September 2020

After a long development, Rome Statute represents a codification of customary international humanitarian law. Despite of her own national history with respect to war crimes, Germany finally promotes prosecution of offences against crimes as set forth by the Rome Statute through national authorities based upon the German Criminal Code of Crimes against International Law which mirrors the Rome Statute. Desecration of dead adversaries has become outraging practice in armed conflicts of international and non-international character. The German Federal Supreme Court of Justice in its case law has stated the criminal illegality of such wrong-doing by not only referring to the Rome Statute, but either implementing international case law when it comes to desecration of corpses according to Section 8 paragraph 1 No 9 of the German Criminal Code of Crimes against International Law.
Liquidation of the Bankruptcy Estate in Poland
Authors: Adamus Rafał
Published: September 2020

The purpose of this study is to present the general principles and general issues of liquidation of the bankruptcy estate under Polish law. It should be stressed that liquidation of the bankruptcy estate is intended to satisfy the creditors of the insolvent debtor. Therefore, the manner of liquidation of the bankruptcy estate has an obvious impact on the final bankruptcy dividend for the creditors. The rules governing the liquidation of the bankrupt’s assets are of the key-importance for the theory of law and the practice. The article defines the directional principles of liquidation of the bankruptcy estate, procedure of liquidation of the bankruptcy estate. The subject of this paper there is the liquidation of the bankruptcy estate in dealing with insolvent consumers and the so-called prepared liquidation (pre-pack), which is to simplify and accelerate the liquidation of the debtor's assets. The issue of the liquidation of the bankruptcy estate became seriously important because of the crisis after SARS-CoV-2 epidemy.
DOCENCIO, LOGO, EXISTO. CRENÇAS QUE MOVEM O PROFESSOR FORMADOR DE PROFESSORES:
Authors: Kaercher Nestor André , Bohrer Marcos
Published: September 2020

O presente artigo apresenta um diálogo entre docentes de Geografia que trabalham com formação de professores em distintos níveis e educandários. A conversa, que pode ser considerada geracional, baseia-se na entrevista do professor Nestor André Kaercher ao professor Daniel Mallmann Vallerius, que posteriormente trouxe as perguntas para uma reflexão com o seu orientando, professor Marcos Bohrer. As perguntas conduziram os docentes às possibilidades de práticas, reflexões e motivações que nos movem na formação inicial e continuada de professores. O motivo pelo qual estamos na profissão e, mesmo em tempos de descrença, buscamos, por meio de um referencial teórico, algo que nos movimente na busca de formar os atuais/ futuros educadores. Para tanto, o diálogo revela as trajetórias e escolhas, bem como os referenciais que possibilitam a construção da identidade dos docentes. Com eles e, a partir desse texto, pretende-se mobilizar professores e futuros professores na área de Geografia.
Palavas-chave
Ensino de Geografia, Formação de Professores, Trajetórias Docentes
TEMAS FÍSICO-NATURAIS NOS LIVROS DIDÁTICOS DE GEOGRAFIA DA REDE PÚBLICA DE ENSINO:
Authors: Costa Michele Aparecida , Retzlaf de Oliveira Jully Gabriela
Published: September 2020

A missão da Geografia no ensino é a de alfabetizar o aluno na leitura do espaço geográfico, em suas diversas escalas e dimensões, em particular a Geografia Física, que se refere ao estudo da dinâmica natural da Terra e as derivações oriundas da ação antrópica sobre a natureza. Existem diversas pesquisas que tem questionado o tratamento didático dado aos temas físicos da Geografia, tanto nas práticas de ensino adotadas pelos professores em sala de aula, quanto nos materiais didáticos. Portanto, este trabalho objetivou analisar a abordagem dos conteúdos físico-naturais nos livros didáticos de Geografia do Ensino Fundamental II, utilizados nas Escolas Estaduais do município de Uraí, estado do Paraná. Metodologicamente, a pesquisa foi realizada por meio de leituras de bibliografias especializadas no assunto; elaboração de ficha de avaliação dos livros didáticos; avaliação dos livros didáticos de Geografia do Ensino Fundamental II adotados nas Escolas Estaduais de Uraí-PR. Nesta pesquisa, verifica-se uma predominância da abordagem tradicional dos conteúdos físico-naturais, com foco na descrição do quadro natural do planeta, com pouco ou nenhuma ligação com as atividades humanas e os impactos ambientais.
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Geografia Física, Natureza, Questão Ambiental
CINEMA COMO DIFERENÇA NA LINGUAGEM DO ENSINO DE GEOGRAFIA:
Authors: Machado de Oliveira Junior Wenceslao , Girardi Gisele
Published: September 2020

A escrita deste artigo se iniciou com uma demanda para atualizarmos um texto elaborado por nós há quase uma década, que tratava das conexões criativa e criadora das diferentes linguagens no ensino de Geografia. Foi realizado um levantamento geral utilizando o aplicativo Google Acadêmico, que resultou em um grande volume de obras. Na impossibilidade de lidar com todas elas, foi feito um recorte analítico para a linguagem do cinema. Foram consultados todos os textos (111, no total, de periódicos e anais de congressos, todos nacionais, no período de 2006-2019) e foram selecionados os que lidavam com perspectivas teóricas, metodológicas e epistemológicas da relação cinema e ensino de Geografia (cerca de 10% do total). A partir da consulta geral aos textos e do estudo dos textos selecionados foi feita uma cartografia amparada na filosofia da diferença, que consiste em acompanhar como estabilizações, flexibilizações/negociações e transformações (características das linhas molares, moleculares e de fuga, respectivamente) vão compondo um entre dois corpos, no caso, o cinema e o ensino de Geografia. A despeito do imenso crescimento do volume de produções, percebemos que mantém-se como hegemônica a ideia de que a linguagem não deixa marca nos conteúdos da geografia acadêmica transformados em conteúdos escolares.
Palavras-chave
Cinema, Ensino de Geografia, Diferentes linguagens, Cartografia
Autores de las recensiones
Authors: A V
Published: September 2020

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Repasos solemnes y lecciones ordinarias. Textos manuscritos sobre la Sagrada Escritura (1536-1539). Primera parte
Authors: De Soto Domingo , Jericó Bermejo Ignacio
Published: September 2020

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Las dos últimas cartas
Authors: De Solórzano Escobar Manuel
Published: September 2020

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Introducción al pensamiento cristiano y religioso de Galdós
Authors: Aparisi Laporta Antonio
Published: September 2020

Pérez Galdós debiera ser considerado el mejor exponente de la narrativa española, junto a Cervantes, por su riqueza lingüística descriptiva y analítica de la complejidad y grandeza del ser humano; conjugando ficción, símbolo y veracidad documental a lo largo de una ingente producción durante cincuenta años. Pero, así mismo, por la hondura del tratamiento religioso y cristiano que da al mundo literario testimonial creado por él; también por el carácter profético de su teología.
El artículo, de carácter introductorio y sugeridor, reclama una atención a esta dimensión de la obra galdosiana por parte de los responsables de redescubrir, guardar amorosamente y restablecer en nuestro país legados culturales que nos alimenten. En particular, por parte de quienes hacen revivir la historia de la teología y del patrimonio cristiano con la impronta de lo narrativo, lo simbólico y lo profético.
Un documento inédito sobre “La Beata Dolores”, última condena inquisitorial
Authors: Palomino Ruiz Isaac
Published: September 2020

El propósito de este pequeño estudio es dar a conocer el personaje controvertido conocido en su momento como “la beata Dolores”, tanto por la particularidad histórica de su proceso judicial como por lo azaroso y singular de su personalidad. A su vez, se pretende traer a la luz el documento original e inédito en el que se recoge su figura, vida y obra por primera vez tras su muerte y del cual se presenta su transcripción.
Aranda Doncel, J. El Cristo de la Expiración y la Semana Santa de Córdoba. Cuatro siglos de historia (1612-2018) . Córdoba: Cofradía del Cristo de la Expiración, 2019, 404 pp. [978-84-12-06984-6]
Authors: Gómez de la Hoz José Manuel
Published: September 2020

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Arias Montano, B. Apología de la Biblia Regia. Edición a cargo de Antonio Dávila Pérez. Alcañiz-Lisboa: CEC, 2019, 489 pp. [978-84-179-9905-6]
Authors: Román Martínez Carmen
Published: September 2020

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Recensiones
Authors: A V
Published: September 2020

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CAMPO LITERÁRIO E PRODUÇÃO ESTÉTICA FEMININA
Authors: Tabak Fani Miranda
Published: September 2020

Discute-se a relação entre o campo literário, enquanto construção hegemonicamente masculina, e a produção estética feminina a partir do século XIX. Descortina-se uma percepção de que essa produção estética tenha sido um ponto de divergência da própria noção de campo, produzindo de forma mais  transgressora a  noção  de  subjetividade  criadora  dentro  da autoria feminina.

PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Autoria feminina. Campo literário. Memória e subjetividade.
Estimating hospital quality based on performance measure and hospital acquired infection data: A Bayesian bivariate approach
Authors: Morton David J. , Allozi Rawan , Bhaumik Dulal K.
Published: September 2020

Hospital quality data consists of dichotomous process measurements and count outcome measures. However, current statistical approaches to evaluating hospital quality often utilize one of these measurements. Moreover, when data are collected from multiple units within a hospital, the within-hospital correlation is typically ignored. To address this, we introduce a novel methodology for determining hospital quality that incorporates both outcomes within a Bayesian framework. We illustrate our approach using performance measures obtained from the Joint Commission and hospital acquired infection measures directly from hospitals. Using our approach, we differentiate high and low performing hospitals with a high degree of certainty.
Patrimonio y emociones. Estado de la cuestión desde las perspectivas internacional y nacional.
Authors: Munilla Garrido Carlos , Marín-Cepeda Sofía
Published: September 2020

Patrimonio y emociones son dos ejes muy relacionados desde la perspectiva humanista y relacional del patrimonio descrita en la literatura reciente (Fontal, 2013; AUTOR, 2018; 2018a). Estos son los dos ejes principales que guían y orientan el estudio que presentamos. Nuestro objetivo se dirige a conocer y elaborar el estado de la cuestión en torno a las relaciones entre patrimonio y emoción. Para ello, buscamos, localizamos y analizamos la presencia y relación de patrimonio y emoción en los organismos que se encargan de la gestión del patrimonio en las escalas nacional e internacional, y la literatura científica reciente. Realizamos una búsqueda a partir de descriptores específicos para cada eje y elaboramos un análisis cualitativo del estado de la cuestión en la literatura científica, los organismos internacionales (UNESCO y Consejo de Europa) y en normativas nacionales (leyes de patrimonio y planes nacionales). Todo ello nos permite elaborar un amplio estado de la cuestión en torno a la presencia del patrimonio y las emociones en la normativa nacional e internacional y sus posibles relaciones. Para finalizar, presentamos los principales resultados y su discusión, entre los que encontramos una alta frecuencia en la presencia del patrimonio y las emociones, pero una baja incidencia en su relación e influencia en la normativa analizada.
Análisis de las expectativas de los estudiantes del Grado de Educación Primaria sobre la enseñanza-aprendizaje de la Educación Física escolar
Authors: Cachón-Zagalaz Javier , Sánchez-Zafra María , Sanabrias-Moreno Déborah , Zagalaz-Sánchez María Luisa
Published: September 2020

El cambio en la organización educativa y la comunicación entre profesorado y estudiantes, demanda conocer las perspectivas y motivación de los futuros docentes. Por tal motivo el Objetivo de este estudio es conocer los intereses y expectativas de los estudiantes del Grado de Educación Primaria (EP) sobre su aprendizaje como docentes y la adquisición de conocimientos en las asignaturas de Educación Física (EF) y su Didáctica II y Juegos y Deportes.Para ello se realiza una revisión sistemática de la literatura y un análisis de los datos sobre las expectativas del alumnado de Magisterio a una muestra de 285 estudiantes que suponen tres de los cuatro grupos de la asignatura EF y su Didáctica II y el único grupo existente de Juegos y Deportes.El diseño fue de carácter empírico y corte transversal, aplicando la pregunta “¿Qué expectativas tiene sobre lo que va a aprender en esta asignatura?”, de la que se obtuvieron respuestas agrupadas según las perspectivas plasmadas, edad y género. Para el análisis se utilizó el programa estadístico SPSS 22.0, realizando porcentajes, prueba TStudent y correlaciones bivariadas.Se concluye que las expectativas de aprendizaje de los maestros en formación son los métodos didácticos seguidos de los contenidos de la asignatura de EF, y las prácticas adaptadas a la edad, siendo en la programación en lo que menos interés manifiestan.
About the Research Track Abstracts From the 2020 AOTA Annual Conference & Expo
Authors: Harvison Neil
Published: September 2020

The American Occupational Therapy Association publishes an annual online supplement to the American Journal of Occupational Therapy consisting of the peer-reviewed “research track” abstracts of presentations at the AOTA Annual Conference & Expo. The current supplement consists of the abstracts that were accepted for presentation at the 2020 AOTA Annual Conference & Expo in Boston, Massachusetts.
Identifying a Structural Model for 15 Sensory Items for Children With Disability: Findings From the 2011 Survey of Pathway to Diagnosis and Services
Authors: Lee Mi Jung , Hong Ickpyo , Ratcliff Karen , Hilton Claudia
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

The 2011 Survey of Pathways to Diagnosis and Services includes 15 sensory items that could inform tailored therapeutic interventions established by OTs. However, these items have not been validated as a measure. Based on psychometric analyses, this study concluded that all 15 items were adequately explained by the general sensory factor and one of four sensory factors: (1) sensory seeking; (2) sensory avoidant; (3) disorganized/overreactive; and (4) repetitive behaviors.

Primary Author and Speaker: Mi Jung Lee

Additional Authors and Speakers: Ickpyo Hong

Contributing Authors: Karen Ratcliff, Claudia Hilton
Children With Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD): Outcomes From the Application of an Adapted Alert Program
Authors: Layer Lindsay , Benson Jeryl
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

Children with FASD experience self-regulation deficits. This study identified the effects of the Alert Program on children with FASD. All participants had sensory, emotional, and behavioral regulation deficits identified by the Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function 2 (BRIEF 2) and Sensory Profile 2. Results on the BRIEF 2 were both clinically and statistically significant with a specific increase in behavioral and emotional regulation skills.

Primary Author and Speaker: Lindsay Layer

Contributing Authors: Jeryl Benson
Occupational Therapists’ Perceived Preparedness to Work With Youth Exposed to School Shootings
Authors: Scheidler Bridget , Snyder Karen , Carson Nancy
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

This qualitative study explored the self-efficacy of OTs who may treat students exposed to a school shooting as well as which perceived treatment strategies the practitioners may utilize that potentially affect the clients’ mental-health outcomes. The results indicate a need for future research exploring entry-level OT curriculum and the need to further explore different factors, such as years of experience in relation to self-efficacy and trauma.

Primary Author and Speaker: Bridget Scheidler

Additional Authors and Speakers: Karen Snyder, Nancy Carson
Novel Method to Assess Interlimb Coordination in Persons With Hemiparesis
Authors: Duff Susan , Miller Aaron , Quinn Lori , Youdan Gregory , Bishop Lauri , Ruthrauff Heather , Wade Eric
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/26/20

Tasks requiring intra- and interlimb coordination (ILC) can be difficult for persons with hemiparesis. Clinical tools are often not sensitive to small changes in ILC that can occur with recovery or rehabilitation. Our goal is to develop a quantitative measure of upper-extremity ILC and validate it against clinical tools. Future implementation of this sensor-based system would allow OTs to better quantify ILC in the community and home settings.

Primary Author and Speaker: Susan Duff

Contributing Authors: Aaron Miller, Lori Quinn, Gregory Youdan, Lauri Bishop, Heather Ruthrauff, Eric Wade
Mental-Health Benefits of a Mindfulness-Based Prevention Program on Elementary Schoolchildren
Authors: Lin Mei-Ling , Nasser Alyse , Molina Cayla , Smith Emma , Millar Kristina
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

This efficacy study examined the impacts of an evidence-based stress-management program on emotional self-efficacy and well-being in elementary schoolchildren. Preliminary data collected from 176 fourth to sixth graders showed that emotional self-efficacy significantly correlated with and predicted life satisfaction. Age was unrelated to emotional self-efficacy; there was a significant difference between fourth grade and sixth grade in the emotional self-efficacy but not life satisfaction scales.

Primary Author and Speaker: Mei-Ling Lin

Additional Authors and Speakers: Alyse Nasser, Cayla Molina, Emma Smith, Kristina Millar
Improving Quality of Life for Children With Cerebral Palsy in Vietnam: Implementation of Intensive Models of Rehabilitation
Authors: Weatherhead Caitlin , Wade Rebekah , Nash Chandler , Zablow Sarahjane , Coker-Bolt Patty , DeLuca Stephanie , Baudewigns Johan , Gerrard Miranda , Price Megan
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

The aims were to determine if two models of pediatric constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT) could be delivered with acceptable fidelity in Vietnam and if CIMT could improve the motor skills of Vietnamese children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy. Therapists successfully partnered with families to implement CIMT and children in both low- and high-dose CIMT groups showed improvements in performance of everyday activities. This study provides insight into how pediatric CIMT can be provided in areas where resources may be limited (rural areas).

Primary Author and Speaker: Caitlin Weatherhead

Additional Authors and Speakers: Rebekah Wade, Chandler Nash, Sarahjane Zablow, Patty Coker-Bolt

Contributing Authors: Stephanie DeLuca, Johan Baudewigns, Miranda Gerrard, Megan Price
G3OT: Infusing Grit, Gratitude, and Growth Mindset Curriculum Into OT Fieldwork Education
Authors: Martin Retta , Grogan Jemma , Mattila Amy , DeIuliis Elizabeth
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

With the rigor of OT programs increasing to meet the demands of healthcare, students are reporting stress and anxiety at an increasing rate. Infusing mindful-based interventions within didactic training and fieldwork education can have a positive effect on the OT student and ultimately carry over to therapeutic client interactions. Educators within academia and clinical settings can utilize evidence-based interventions on grit, gratitude practice, and growth mindset.

Primary Author and Speaker: Retta Martin

Additional Authors and Speakers: Jemma Grogan

Contributing Authors: Amy Mattila, Elizabeth DeIuliis
Effect of Occupational Therapy in Promoting Medication Adherence in Primary Care: A Randomized Control Trial
Authors: Garrison Traci , Schwartz Jaclyn , Moore Elizabeth , Daniel Todd
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

This research poster describes a randomized controlled trial evaluating the effectiveness of a manualized OT intervention for improving medication management in a primary-care setting. Implications for research and clinical practice are discussed.

Primary Author and Speaker: Traci Garrison

Additional Authors and Speakers: Jaclyn Schwartz

Contributing Authors: Elizabeth Moore, Todd Daniel
A User-Driven Wearable Hand Robot for Functional Task Training After Stroke
Authors: Fraser Michaela , Park Sangwoo , Weber Lynne , Meeker Cassie , Bishop Lauri , Geller Daniel , Stein Joel , Ciocarlie Matei
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

Regaining adequate hand function for participation is a challenge for many stroke survivors. Eleven participants completed 12 grasp, transport, and release training sessions with a user-driven hand robot that provides active-assist for finger extension. Mean gain of 2.63 points (P = .03) on the Fugl-Meyer was observed, with most gains in the distal subscale (2.27 points, P < .001). This intervention is a promising adjunct to conventional therapy to promote typical grasp patterns and functional use.

Primary Author and Speaker: Sangwoo Park

Additional Authors and Speakers: Daniel Geller

Contributing Authors: Sangwoo Park, Lynne Weber, Cassie Meeker, Lauri Bishop, Joel Stein, Matei Ciocarlie
Moving Medication: Tai Chi’s Impact on Balance Self-Efficacy in Occupational Performance
Authors: Taylor Christopher
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/27/20

This research project is intended to evaluate Tai Chi’s impact on balance self-efficacy in occupational performance— specifically in regard to individuals with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). On average, functional self-efficacy scores of participants with MCI increased from 59.8% to 74.6% (p-value = .00736). Results indicate that Tai Chi is an effective intervention to increase balance self-efficacy when performing daily activities in both individuals with and without MCI.

Primary Author and Speaker: Christopher Taylor
The Calendar Study: Reliability and Validity of the Weekly Calendar Planning Activity (WCPA) to Assess Executive Function (EF) in College Students
Authors: Chu Eddie , Nagata Rashelle , Tobey Patricia , Goodfellow Margaret , Tao Katherine , Mehta Ria , Vigen Cheryl , Cermak Sharon
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/28/20

This study examined reliability and validity of the WCPA, an assessment of EF. Participants were 300 college students. Performance on two levels of the WCPA was compared to other EF measures and between students with and without learning differences. There were small–moderate correlations between tests with Level II and no differences between students with and without learning differences, necessitating a more challenging version of the WCPA.

Primary Author and Speaker: Eddie Chu

Additional Authors and Speakers: Rashelle Nagata, Margaret Goodfellow, Katherine Tao, Ria Mehta, Sharon Cermak

Contributing Authors: Patricia Tobey, Cheryl Vigen
A Randomized Controlled Trial Comparing Electromyography-Triggered, Cyclic, and Sensory Electrical Stimulation
Authors: Page Stephen , Chae John , Wilson Richard
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/28/20

Stroke-induced arm weakness is a leading cause of worldwide disability. OT practitioners commonly employ this modality, but it is unclear which type of electrical stimulation works best for people with stroke-induced weakness. This study compared the efficacy of three types of electrical stimulation for people zero to six months poststroke. We found that all three types of stimulation worked equally well.

Primary Author and Speaker: Stephen Page

Contributing Authors: John Chae, Richard Wilson
Using Eye Tracking to Identify Left Unilateral Spatial Neglect (USN) in Persons With an Acute Right Hemisphere Stroke
Authors: Escalante Gabrielle , Watters Kelsey , Cherney Leora , Ashaie Sameer
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/28/20

USN is a common occurrence in right hemisphere stroke survivors. However, no gold standard measure of USN exists. We investigated whether eye tracking is a sensitive measure of left USN in eight people with acute right hemisphere stroke. Eye tracking was found to be more sensitive than paper-and-pencil–based tests and comparable to functional assessments of USN. We suggest that eye tracking may be a quick and effective way to screen for left USN.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kelsey Watters

Contributing Authors: Gabrielle Escalante, Leora Cherney, Sameer Ashaie
Is There a Correlation Between Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HDRS) Scores and Self-Reported Levels of Physical Activity in People With Parkinson’s Disease?
Authors: Denney Linda , Landess Kaitlyn , Ivy Cindy , McKay Michelle
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/28/20

The study is a descriptive research design analyzing correlations between HDRS scores and self-reported physical activity levels. The purpose is to determine the possible relationship between self-reported physical activity and depression in individuals with Parkinson’s disease. The results can influence the field of OT by informing practice to consider tracking activity and participation to help combat depression with Parkinson’s disease.

Primary Author and Speaker: Kaitlyn Landess

Additional Authors and Speakers: Cindy Ivy

Contributing Authors: Linda Denney, Michelle McKay
PROMIS Self-Efficacy for Managing Symptoms for Individuals With Chronic Conditions: Validity and Reliability Using Rasch Analysis
Authors: Kang Jaewon , Romero Sergio
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/28/20

Although there are various measurements of self-efficacy, most of them are disease-specific or not specifically aimed at measuring symptom management. PROMIS self-efficacy can examine the current level of confidence in managing symptoms for patients with chronic conditions. We used Rasch analysis to examine the psychometrics of the PROMIS self-efficacy for managing symptoms. Clinicians can evaluate their patients’ self-efficacy for symptom management and provide evidence-based treatments.

Primary Author and Speaker: Jaewon Kang

Contributing Authors: Sergio Romero
Effectiveness of Occupational Therapy Sensory Interventions for Children and Adolescents: A Systematic Review
Authors: Battin Victoria , Panzone Julia , Fish Marguerite , Lorthioir Nicole , Odierna Justine , Dow Andrea , Regimbald Alexandra , Lukovich Gabrielle , Heitmann Taylor , Eberley Morgan
Published: September 2020

Date Presented 03/28/20

A systematic review of literature from 2010 to 2019 yielded 2,035 studies of sensory interventions for children and youth. Using established criteria, 22 qualifying studies were identified that spanned six interventions: environmental modifications, deep touch pressure, sensory integration, sensory diet, weighted vests, and stability balls. Strong evidence supported one approach, with moderate evidence in support of three approaches. The results yielded moderate evidence against two approaches.

Primary Author and Speaker: Victoria Battin

Additional Authors and Speakers: Julia Panzone, Marguerite Fish, Nicole Lorthioir, Justine Odierna, Andrea Dow, Alexandra Regimbald, Gabrielle Lukovich, Taylor Heitmann, Morgan Eberley