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Aplikasi DIY Smart Trash berbasis IoT Open Platform
Authors: Budiarti Rizqi Putri Nourma , Maulana Jordan , Sukaridhoto Sritrusta
Published: April 2019

Sampah merupakan hal yang tidak asing lagi bagi manusia saat ini. Bagi orang-orang yang tidak bertanggung jawab akan berfikir bahwa sampah dapat dibuang dimana saja, bahkan ada yang meletakkan sampah dengan mudahnya sambil meninggalkan sampah tersebut secara sembarangan tanpa berpikir bahwa ada tempat sampah yang layak dan sesuai dengan peruntukannya. Ketidaksadaran dalam membuang sampah secara sembarangan inilah yang dapat merusak pemandangan di area sekitar tempat itu. Saat ini, sangat banyak produk-produk sampah yang pintar di pasaran dalam memecahkan permasalahan sampah bahkan memudahkan pemiliknya. Namun, produknya sangat mahal dan biasanya setiap orang sudah menyediakan tempat sampahnya sendiri dirumah. Oleh karena itu, kami mengusulkan sebuah aplikasi DIY (Do It Yourself) Smart Trash berbasis IoT (Internet of Things) Open Platform. Aplikasi DIY Smart Trash dengan IoT Open Platform ini terdiri dari platform terbuka yang menyediakan monitoring web dan visualisasi interaktif yang ditampilkan dalam dashboard, layanan MQTT (MQ Telemetry Transport), Kafka, database untuk menerima data dan push notification untuk dapat memberitahukan kepada pengguna. Kami juga mnggunakan sistem embedded dan menyediakan source code untuk Arduino, Redbear, Raspberry Pi3 dan Raspberry Pi Zero W untuk membangun DIY Smart Trash. Dengan menggunakan aplikasi DIY Smart Trash, secara tidak langsung dapat mengurangi biaya manajemen sampah di setiap rumah. Selain itu dari segi harga, DIY Smart Trash memiliki harga yang lebih terjangkau daripada yang lain.
Evaluasi Jaringan Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) di Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS)
Authors: Pratomo Istas , Sakinah Sakinah , Affandi Achmad
Published: April 2019

Keamanan merupakan hal yang sangat penting ketika seseorang sedang melakukan aktivitas di mana pun, seperti di kampus. Jaringan CCTV merupakan sistem pengawasan yang menggunakan kamera video digital untuk merekam dan mengirimkan sinyal video ke tempat tertentu dalam sebuah sistem pengawasan yang terbatas untuk meningkatkan keamanan di ITS. Berdasakan Pemetaan, terdapat 54 CCTV tersebar di ITS yang terhubung dalam jaringan Local Area Network (LAN) ITS. CCTV yang beroperasi sebanyak 28 buah, dengan throughput dikategorikan Sangat Bagus (diatas 1200 kBps) dan jitter dikategorikan Bagus (diantara 0-75 ms) menurut Telecommunications and Internet Protocol Harmonization Over Network (TIPHON). Berdasarkan hasil pemetaan dan pengukuran diketahui sistem monitoring CCTV di ITS tidak berjalan dengan baik. Maka dirancang Web Monitoring CCTV di ITS (WEMITS) yang menampilkan rekaman CCTV dan memonitoring kondisi ON/OFF CCTV secara otomatis. Pada page Map, terdapat peta sebaran CCTV dengan indikator titik hijau untuk CCTV beroperasi dan indikator titik merah untuk CCTV tidak beroperasi, yang ditampilkan secara otomatis dimana informasi (indikator, daftar identitas CCTV, Internet Protocol/IP, dan lokasi CCTV yang tidak beroperasi) diperbarui saat menu diklik atau di-refresh. Website ini memiliki throughput maksimal 20 Mbps dan jitter 0.9 ms.
浅谈斜交桥梁通航尺度论证中桥墩宽度影响
Authors: 董 丽红
Published: April 2019

根据水运行业最新标准及规范要求，结合实际工程对桥梁影响下航道通航净空尺度进行论证，给出了航道轴线与桥梁法线有较大交角时通航净空宽度的算法，并在论证中合理考虑了桥墩扰流宽度的影响，以期为后续研究者提供借鉴，并指出了该方面论证中存在的问题及研究的方向。
Libraries in blogosphere: Modern trends
Authors: Svergunova N. M.
Published: April 2019

The activities of libraries in blogosphere as a segment of their presence in the media space in respect of realizing a humanistic mission of a library is considered.

The statistical data on the quantity of library blogs in 2010–2017 are presented. It is indicated that the total quantity of library blogs increases, but the quantity of those keeping updated at present reduces. The updated blogs (despite of relatively small amount of subscribers) operate actively enough which is proved by the year-to-year growing quantity of posts and users’ responses.

The activities university libraries in blogosphere (2016–2018) in respect of contents of content and frequency of its updating, amount of user audience, level of interaction with users and their subject preferences are analyzed. The accent is made on the statement that contents of the majority of blogs is oriented towards education and cultural growth. The importance of interaction with user groups is highlighted. The conclusions are made on the necessity of activating libraries’ activities in blogosphere on the basis of searching the cross points of libraries’ and users’ interests, studying users’ requests and accenting the attention on humanistic principles of the society development.
Digital reading for teaching and learning
Authors: Melenteva Yu. P.
Published: April 2019

The term “digital reading” is defined. The author proves that digital reading is a natural stage of reading evolution as a civilizing process. Being “the other side” of writing, reading has been reflecting the changes of 5 thousand years of its history. The reading practices have been changing with changing writing practices. Today, as soon as the writing systems has been increasingly digitized and obtained some media features, the reading has been modifying itself, too.

Digital reading has become introduced into the sphere of learning and education. Firstly, it is due to the education sector being intensively digitized, and secondly, because the text (which means reading, too) forms the basis for education.

The author examines both advantages and risks of digital reading, in particular that of the hypertexts. She argues that student’s mastering digital reading requires to be supported by “a competent adult”. That is why the role of the libraries, and in particular, children’s, school, or academic libraries working in the digital environment, has been significantly increasing.
Living in Two Languages: A Bilingual Couple Therapist’s Experience of Working in the Mother Tongue
Authors: Tsatsas Nora , Hewison David
Published: April 2019

This paper describes the clinical experience of a bilingual therapist with a bilingual couple who presented with difficulties around their sexual intimacy and requested that therapy be carried out in their shared Greek mother tongue. The work was conducted in an English external linguistic environment. The paper shows that the use of the mother tongue can facilitate a linguistic connectedness which goes beyond the actual words used during the couple therapy session and extends further into their metaphorical and symbolic meaning. Clinical material from the initial meeting illustrates how some early attachment experiences and memory traces were emotionally and linguistically enhanced by being carried out in the mother tongue. It highlights how the intrinsic cultural and linguistic
associations can begin to be understood and clinically addressed within that framework. The linguistic phenomenon of ‘language independence’ – the simultaneous access into and proficient use of the therapist’s two separate language systems – is shown to have had a profound impact on the clinical work and on understanding powerful countertransference processes in the therapy.
Bion and the Couple
Authors: Pickering Judith
Published: April 2019

This paper applies the clinical thinking of Wilfred Bion to the field of psychoanalytic couple therapy. A relationship may form a container for the container–contained dynamics of the couple, involving temporal and spatial aspects as well as an intersubjective relational third, an unconscious co-creation of the couple. Partners may bring to the new relationship their respective ‘malignant dowries’, consisting of unconscious unresolved traumatic material. The dowry box releases its nefarious contents to create an entangled interpersonal drama that I call the ‘interlocking traumatic scene’. The defensive systems that the two individuals bring dovetail together, and the interlocking mechanism may deadlock in such a way as to exert a ‘malignant third’ presence, militating against psychological growth and learning from experience. ‘The conjoint selected fact’ refers to how the selected facts pertaining to each partner cohere to create a third thing (after Bion, 1963; after Poincaré, 1952). It is related to a non-pathological use of Bion’s concept of reversible perspective. The process of intuiting a conjoint selected fact may also involve uncovering networks of links between four layers of history lying behind the present issue: the current relational situation, the couple’s marital history, internalisations of family-of-origin relational experiences, and intergenerational traumatic matters cross-transmitted in the current relationship.
A Psychoanalytic Family Therapy Programme for Dysfunctional Family Groups Where Juveniles Are at Risk: A Challenge for Care and Illustration of Treatment Through Family Therapy
Authors: Laudo Isabel , Llairó Antònia
Published: April 2019

A Family Therapy Programme is described and illustrated with a clinical case. This programme operates within a healthcare framework in the psychoanalytic
psychotherapy unit for families referred to the Barcelona Council’s Childhood and Adolescence Care Team (EAIA). Set up in 2007, it is the first experience in Barcelona of family therapy to be focused on this population and managed by the City Administration. It provides psychotherapeutic care to families presenting severe problems.
Our study shows how the existence of a containing therapeutic space for dialogue helps in the reduction of persecutory anxiety, and allows the gradual creation of a mental space within parents in which there is room for awareness of their children’s needs.
We conclude that this therapeutic intervention has preventative value for young people. However, there is a need for adaptations to the technique to improve the approach with this type of family. As such, this indicates that further studies are necessary which use wider samples to provide corroboration of the effectiveness of this type of treatment.
Anger and Aggressiveness in Couple Therapy: Some Clinical Considerations from an Intersubjective Perspective
Authors: Monguzzi Fabio
Published: April 2019

The purpose of my paper is to deal with the significant aspects related to engaging and treating couples with high levels of aggression and violence. In particular, the main focus of my work is to examine closely the traits and characteristics of the field that is created by the convergence of the respective subjectivity of partners and therapist from a relational and intersubjective perspective.
The violence that penetrates the triadic relationship during the session is observed in its formational aspects in the here and now, as well as actualisation of traumatic events suffered by one or both partners. Rage and aggressiveness can be understood more clearly and treated like emerging emotional states, with the aim of increasing the transformative potential. These emotional states are reactivated by the relationship that is co-created by the components of the triadic relationship.
Particular attention will be placed on countertransferential receptiveness, on the manner in which the therapist comes into contact with the often extreme and primal emotional states of the couple, on the impact and the effect that these have on his mind, on how they can be recognised and understood in the context of projective echoes, and, last, traced back to their historical significance. By means of these procedures, a solid therapeutic alliance may be developed with the couple. It is an alliance that becomes a fundamental reorganisation element of healing aspects, belonging to both the individual Self and the conjugal Self.
Working With Couples Between Past and Present: Some Clinical Implications
Authors: Gigli Flora , Velotti Patrizia , Zavattini Giulio
Published: April 2019

A clinical case of a couple psychoanalytic psychotherapy is presented in order to highlight the difficulties and the sense of suffering present in ‘old-style marriages’ that have tried to take up the challenge of modernity. In fact, as the holding structure of the strength of blood ties and institutionally formalised bonds carries less weight, a greater fragility in the capacity for partners to have a relationship seems to emerge. The authors enquire how, in the modern couple, intrapsychic aspects might interact with the social pressures that face new relational configurations.
Mutual Madness: the erotic transference between Jung and Spielrein
Authors: Covington Coline
Published: April 2019

In response to David Cronenberg's film, A Dangerous Method, this paper elucidates the erotic transference that was enacted in the analytic relationship between Carl Jung and Sabina Spielrein. Given that psychoanalysis was in its infancy, the blurring of boundaries in the analytic relationship at this time was common. What we would now consider boundary violations also led to a deeper understanding of transference and counter-transference dynamics and provided vital lessons for future training. The erotic transference between Jung and Spielrein manifested the mutual idolisation that both had experienced at the hands of their mothers and the sadomasochistic attachment that had evolved from their early relationships. There is no evidence that Spielrein's powerful erotic transference was ever worked through. Despite this, and amidst other struggles in her life, Spielrein made significant contributions to both Jung and Freud's thinking and was one of the first pioneers of child analysis.
Couples and Perversion
Authors: Nicolò Anna
Published: April 2019

In this paper I describe clinical cases that have allowed me to reflect on the functioning of perverse couples. First of all, I distinguish the polymorphous functioning present in normal couples from that present in perverse couples. In the latter, I observe that the fact that these couples ask for treatment shows an ego-dystonic aspect of the pathology that is different from "proper" perversion.

The fact that these couples were married differentiates them from perverse patients who, in analysis, show great difficulty in maintaining a stable link. This suggests that perverse couples are more accessible to therapy. I have therefore hypothesised that perversion in a couple has an underlying shared functioning, even if only one partner shows the proper symptoms. I also suggest that a perverse link in a couple can defend them from breakdown and help them avoid awareness of having a devalued and rejected body.
Mentalizing: An Exploration of its Potential Contribution to Understanding the Challenges Faced by Childhood Sexual Abuse Survivors in Couple Therapy
Authors: MacIntosh Heather
Published: April 2019

It is the objective of this paper to bring together clinical findings of a study examining the use of emotionally focused therapy for couples (EFT) with couples where one partner had experienced childhood sexual abuse (CSA) and the empirical literature on the relationship between CSA and adult couple functioning. A specific focus was placed on the potential role of mentalizing in furthering our understanding of the challenges that CSA survivors face in their couple relationships and in couple therapy. These clinical findings are suggestive of the possibility that it may be through the mechanism of impairment to mentalizing capacity that CSA survivors develop and maintain distress in intimate relationships and that it is these deficits that may help us understand the challenges CSA survivors face in the process of couple therapy. Clinical vignettes and transcripts were utilised to illustrate this hypothesis.
Planned Ending of Therapy with a Couple Who Recovered Joy
Authors: Cachia Pierre , Scharff Jill
Published: April 2019

This paper continues a conversation begun in this Journal between Pierre Cachia, as therapist, and Jill Scharff, his writing partner (Cachia & Scharff, 2013). Their account of a couple who lost joy focused on a turning point in the mid-phase of therapy. In this article, the authors focus on the planned ending of that couple's therapy. Ideas on ending from the individual analytic literature are discussed in terms of their application to couple therapy and various criteria are presented for consideration when assessing whether a couple is ready to finish treatment. Pierre Cachia presents the process of a late phase session to illustrate in detail the theory and technique of a planned ending of couple therapy. In a shared voice, the authors conclude by tying theory and clinical example together.
The Intolerable Other: The Difficulty of Becoming a Couple
Authors: Colman Warren
Published: April 2019

This paper describes an antipathy to relating due to the difficulty of relating to an other who is different from ourselves and does not conform to our wishes. While this is an inherent tension in all couple relationships, it can become an entrenched pattern in couples who seek omnipotent perfection in themselves and others as an attempt to avoid the pain of loss and disappointment, especially where loss is felt to be equivalent to abandonment. Drawing on James Fisher's work on narcissism, I describe the lack of curiosity and rigid maintenance of illusions that characterise the narcissistic attitude and give an extended clinical example of a couple who were desperate to stay together despite frequently being unable to tolerate each other.

The paper includes an Afterword written for the paper's republication which acknowledges the inspiration of James Fisher, and reconceptualises some of the theoretical assumptions in terms of the work of Beebe and colleagues on co-constructed dyadic systems (Beebe & Lachmann, 2002, 2003; Beebe & Stern, 1977).
The Evolution of the Analytic Process: Poetry and Psychoanalysis, Twin "Sciences" of the Emotions
Authors: Fisher James
Published: April 2019

In this article the author explores some of T.S. Eliot's reflections on the nature of poetry and links these with evolving psychoanalytic assumptions on the contrast between the views of Freud and Bion. Noting contemporary neuropsychological interest in the emotions such as in the work of Antonio Damasio, the author suggests that both in Eliot's view of the enterprise of poetry and in Bion's theory of the psychoanalytic enterprise, emotion is the "heart of the matter". The article attempts to clarify the distinction between thinking with our feelings (thinking feelingly) and the emotional idea, a distinction common to both Eliot and Bion—although expressed in different languages. The concept of imaginative identification is introduced as central to the recognition of emotional experience. In conclusion the author proposes that, in their capacity to explore and articulate emotional experience, one could view poetry and psychoanalysis as twin "sciences" of the emotions.
Moments of Loneliness: A Shared Experience of Learning from Impasse in Couple Therapy
Authors: Alperovitz Sharon
Published: April 2019

In this paper, the author describes how she works with two theoretical ideas not commonly referred to by couple therapists: Klein's views on loneliness and Bion and O'Shaughnessy's concept of the absent object. She also weaves in Winnicott's theory of how the baby develops the capacity to be alone. Theoretically, her ideas are embedded in the British Object Relations School as well as her experiences as a couple and family therapist, a teacher of the Tavistock model of infant and young child observation, and day-to-day practice as a psychoanalyst. The author illustrates how she works within the transference-countertransference matrix to detect and name disturbing moments of loneliness. Clinical vignettes show how couples are assisted in uncovering the unconscious phantasies that push them into mutually hostile states of mind and which, in an instant, destroy feelings of goodness within and between them. While the author focuses on her work with couples, the approach is applicable in many clinical situations.
Developing a Mentalization-Based Treatment (MBT) for Therapeutic Intervention With Couples (MBT-CT)
Authors: Nyberg Viveka , Hertzmann Leezah
Published: April 2019

This paper outlines the organisation of a new project that aims to develop a model for adapting mentalization-based treatment (MBT) for therapeutic work with couples (MBT-CT), where one or both partners present with personality problems which may be contributing to their relationship difficulties. Describing how the Tavistock Centre for Couple Relationships (TCCR) has developed this project and how a therapeutic model is beginning to emerge from the work, the paper focuses on the rationale and specifics of getting the project off the ground and some of the emerging clinical issues. It does not include clinical illustrations.
Children as Collateral in the Fear of Becoming Forgotten: Death Anxiety as the Ultimate Loss
Authors: Waska Robert
Published: April 2019

People who have an emotional anchor and a sense of self can view others as separate and different; but, those with no sense of personal value, inner stability, or lasting internal identity desperately search for these elements in others. This quest is in part based in a belief that others might serve as collateral to find the antidote to fundamental anxiety and mental distress. Projective identification becomes the singular vehicle in a desperate and aggressive hunt for reassurance of meaning and existence. These psychological experiences are characteristic of the paranoid-schizoid part object world, in which the focus is more on self-survival and extremes of love and hate than the more whole object-related, flexible, depressive state of mind. During psychoanalytic treatment, one way in which these disturbed and disturbing psychic perspectives emerge is in how patients feel and think about parenthood. Case material is used to compare more integrated whole object couples with more disturbed part object couples through their differing internal perspectives of children and parenthood.
Working in the Presence of Unconscious Couple Beliefs
Authors: Humphries Julie
Published: April 2019

Drawing primarily on Britton's (1998) concept of unconscious belief, this paper explores and analyses clinical work with a couple who had specific unconscious beliefs about the couple relationship. In particular, it describes the challenges a couple psychotherapist faces when related to, rather relentlessly, as a persecutory bad object. Couples might find themselves in the grip of unconscious beliefs, Britton suggests, because of earlier oedipal difficulties. The couple described here had profound oedipal anxieties, difficulty tolerating a triadic relationship, and, moreover, fixed beliefs about what it meant to be a parental couple. The paper demonstrates that just as the couple are likely to have found themselves in the grip of unconscious beliefs partly because of earlier unresolved oedipal difficulties—so they were helped to become aware of them through finding a “triangular psychic space” in the therapy.
The Contribution of Creative Responses to the Experience of Shame in Couple Psychotherapy
Authors: Sehgal Amita
Published: April 2019

This paper describes how the emotional states of shame and humiliation are interconnected. Recent neurophysiological findings are drawn on together with an appreciation of the developmental significance of shame in mother–infant interactions in the first two years of life to explain the importance of the application of these concepts to couple therapy. Object relations theory is also cited to explore some of the unconscious dynamics that might be operating in couples where shame and humiliation form the core of their relational dynamic. This is followed by the description of how partners can be helped to manage the other's shame effectively and, in so doing, give rise to a novel and much longed-for experience within the relationship. Finally, the clinical challenges of working with shame and humiliation in couple psychotherapy are considered.
Brief Intervention with a Chinese Family
Authors: Scharff Jill Savege , Scharff David E.
Published: April 2019

This paper is a case report of a brief intervention with a Chinese family, comprising a series of five hour-long interviews on successive days. The family presented in acute distress because of the suicidality of their fourteen-year-old only daughter. The intervention demonstrates basic technique of analytic family evaluation and intervention, the intersection of an adolescent's development and issues of strain in the parents, the potential usefulness of crisis intervention in ongoing treatment, and the effect of the current mainland Chinese middle class culture on development.
Becoming an Adolescent: a Body Changes in the Field of the Family
Authors: Duarte Isabel , Marques Maria Emília
Published: April 2019

This article aims to explore the psychological changes that arise during the process of becoming an adolescent. During this period, the family plays an important role in the (re)construction of the adolescent's internal world, being an extended mental space which may include the expression of dreams, phantasies, and desires. The concept of the “field”, as developed by Ferro (2007/2011), is used in order to be able to understand the adolescent's ongoing changes; these changes are very evident in his/her physical body, and the adolescent now has new object(s) with new aims that are enrolled in a family's dynamics. The clinical setting offers a privileged space in which to reveal changes present during this period of growth. Accordingly, we illustrate the value of applying the concept of the field to the process of adolescent growth by describing a clinical situation in which ideas about body and family are seen in dynamic interaction and in a relationship of intersubjectivity and co-construction.
Navigating Ambivalent States of Bodymind: Working with Intergenerationally Transmitted Holocaust Trauma in Couple Therapy
Authors: Meyerowitz-Katz Julia
Published: April 2019

The author suggests that the impact of intergenerationally transmitted Holocaust trauma can imbue a couple's struggle to achieve a reliable and containing co-created couple relationship with a particular quality. This quality has to do with content as well as structure, both of which affect the couple therapy. Couples can present as being gripped by an equivocal borderline predicament; a negative third that is infused with ambivalent, toxic, and reactive dynamics. These necessarily become active in the therapy, include negative enactments and put the therapy and the therapeutic relationship under extreme existential pressure. The author describes working with these dynamics by using her understanding of Jung's notion of deeply unconscious embodied structures and processes, psychoid experience, as well as Jung's concepts of dissociation and related complexes. She proposes that understanding and metabolising the psychoid nature of deeply destructive communications contained in enactments around the therapeutic frame and in embodied countertransference communications can support a slow spiral movement towards mourning and symbolisation. Aspects of trauma can become de-intensified, structural changes can occur, and couples can be enabled to experience moments of a co-created couple relationship, experiencing their relationship as a positive third, as a counter to the grip of the negative third.
Enactments at the Edge: Transformational Moments in Psychoanalytically Influenced Couple Therapy
Authors: Israelstam Ken
Published: April 2019

Enactments in psychoanalytic theory and practice have been well described as a dynamic that is co-created between analyst and patient. This article explores this concept in analytic couple therapy, focusing particularly on how it is played out in the context of the three-person dynamics of the couple–therapist system. The author considers that only couple interactions that involve mutually coercive projective identification can be truly described as enactments. By invoking dialectical theory and the notion of the dialectical edge, the author attempts to provide an understanding of the psychic mechanisms involved in the transformational moments relating to enactments that occur at times of heightened tension and ambiguity.
Ways and Voices in the Psychoanalysis of Links According to Enrique Pichon-Rivière
Authors: Jaitin Rosa
Published: April 2019

This article covers several stages of the work of Pichon-Rivière. In the 1950s he introduced the hypothesis of "the link as a four way relationship" (of reciprocal love and hate) between the baby and the mother. Clinical work with psychosis and psychosomatic disorders prompted him to examine how mental illness arises; its areas of expression, the degree of symbolisation, and the different fields of clinical observation. From the 1960s onwards, his experience with groups and families led him to explore a second path leading to "the voices of the link"—the voice of the internal family sub-group, and the place of the social and cultural voice where the link develops. This brought him to the definition of the link as a "bi-corporal and tri-personal structure". The author brings together the different levels of the analysis of the link, using as a clinical example the process of a psychoanalytic couple therapy with second generation descendants of a genocide within the limits of the transferential and countertransferential field. Body language (the core of the transgenerational link) and the couple's absences and presence during sessions create a rhythm that gives rise to an illusion, ultimately transforming the intersubjective link between the partners in the couple and with the analyst.
The Links: What is Produced in the Space Between Others
Authors: Kleiman Sonia
Published: April 2019

Argentine psychoanalysts have been working on a link approach to psychoanalysis for more than forty years, inspired by Isidoro Berenstein's and Janine Puget's theoretical–clinical developments. It proposed an additional perspective of psychoanalytic theory with ideas that had not been previously developed or included. Bridges were built with other disciplines such as philosophy, anthropology, and the history of contemporary subjectivity. This task has required the deconstruction, rethinking, and invention of some conceptualisations, not only of family and couple bonds or links, but of what was called "lo vincular" (the link) itself.

The term lo vincular describes the work carried out by subjects in the context of links, for in order to create a link with others we must do something with the changes brought about by their presence. Such "doing" cannot be anticipated; it is always about to happen despite having happened often before. The same is true of each therapeutic session, no matter whether it is the first, second, or third. We cannot foresee what will happen in this session or in the next, or even what our patient's next idea might be.
Link and Transference Within Three Interfering Psychic Spaces
Authors: Kaës René
Published: April 2019

The article presents an overview of the author's research, which focuses on the articulation between individual psychoanalytic treatment, psychoanalytic work in group settings, and listening to health care teams that are in difficulty within psychiatric institutions. It aims principally to contribute to the understanding of specific and intersecting aspects of unconscious psychic reality in all these arenas.

Having outlined the nature of psychoanalytic work in group settings, the author presents his main hypothesis: in groups there is not only one space of psychic reality (that of the group as a whole), but three. The first is that of "the singular subject in the group"; the second is that of "intersubjective links" contracted between subjects when they meet with an other or more than one other in the group; the third is that of "the ensemble" that the subjects develop and of which they are part, because they shape and are shaped by it. Furthermore, the author presents the theoretical and clinical models that he has formulated in addition to their corresponding concepts: in particular the models of the group psychic apparatus, the internal group and psychic "groupality". The elements that form the theory of the link, which was based on the specificity of transference, and the concept of unconscious alliances are described.
Revisiting Demeter and Persephone
Paper A - Revisiting Demeter: towards reconceptualising maternal subjectivity and erotics
Authors: Mayo Rosalind , Moutsou Christina
Published: April 2019

These conjoint papers discuss critically Nancy Chodorow’s understanding of mother–daughter separation as an important milestone in psychic development, as well as subsequent psychoanalytic work on female and maternal subjectivity through revisiting the myth of Demeter and Persephone. In Paper A, we are looking at the figure of Demeter. Our reading of Demeter in the myth questions the usual interpretations of this maternal figure particularly those from a psychoanalytic perspective, drawing the conclusion that Demeter, according to the myth, is the silent container for her child, the mother with no voice or subjectivity, or desire, she is the one who is to be left behind. Through a clinical vignette, we illustrate how in one clinical context, a mother and daughter relationship was perceived and “interpreted”, leading to the mother being seen as the problem, and cause of her daughter’s difficulties. The BBC film, The Mother, received many negative comments and even condemnation for its portrayal of a mother and grandmother as still sexually active, and wishing to be the subject of another’s desire. We suggest that the film illustrated some of our most uncomfortable and complex questions about the mother and the maternal. We conclude by looking at the film and the questions and fears it raises about female sexuality, desire, and ageing when applied to the “older” woman–mother.
An Englishman in New York: reflections on loneliness
Authors: Milton Martin
Published: April 2019

The recent increase in attention being paid to the experience of loneliness (Booth, 2000; Franklin & Tranter, 2008; Hawkley & Cacioppo, 2010; Ord, 2018; Smyth & Goddard, 2018), and a serendipitous alighting on a trove of old journals and letters from my past, has given me a chance to reflect on loneliness and what it means. The result is this reflective and semi-autobiographical essay that offers personal insights into the nature of loneliness. Some thoughts are offered with regard to the dilemma it creates for therapy.
Papel de la comunicación en el desarrollo local. Estrategias y modelos factibles para la participación y la articulación de actores sociales.
Authors: Santa Cruz Pérez Dagmar , Ojalvo Mitrany Victoria , Velasteguí López Efraín
Published: April 2019

El estudio aborda en primer orden una disertación escueta acerca del papel de la comunicación en los diferentes tejidos de la sociedad y la comunidad abarcando al desarrollo local como última fase de interacción e impacto en los sujetos de la comunidad, máximos responsables del desempeño de la labor comunitaria, donde se encuentra como déficit o carencia una comunicación para el desarrollo, institucional y educativa de manera orgánica y práctica con la capacidad de aunar y articular a los diferentes actores sociales implicados en las posibles soluciones a los problemas y necesidades inmediatas y reconocidas por la comunidad en la actualidad. Se hace referencia a la comunicación en su esencia y la necesidad de entenderla como un proceso de interacción y participación, se acotan las diferentes estrategias para el desarrollo en el contexto latinoamericano a partir de diferentes actores con un análisis posterior y se valoran los modelos más adecuados para la participación ciudadana y la articulación de actores, siendo esta última una necesidad latente en los procesos de gestión de la comunicación en la Cuba de hoy. El objetivo más allá del alcance que pueda tributar la comunicación como factor articulador entre los actores sociales, sino que establezca y prepare el camino para entenderla como la herramienta imprescindible en la dinámica del desarrollo local y su percepción como tecnología social.
La calidad del servicio en la mejora de la gestión en la atención al usuario de CNEL EP del cantón Milagro-Ecuador en el año 2018.
Authors: Campos Freire Luis Hernán , Lazo Vento Carlos María
Published: April 2019

La globalización, tecnología, capacidad y nuevos roles del talento humano en las empresas públicas amerita que se debe cumplir con servicios de calidad, para lo cual debe contar con herramientas necesarias que le permita alcanzar niveles óptimos de satisfacción de los usuarios. Una de estas herramientas es la gestión de calidad en sus procesos administrativos, en el que se enmarque en adiestrar al talento humano identificado con la filosofía de calidad.

Implementar un modelo para mejorar la calidad de servicio a los usuarios de CNEL EP es la clave para que la institución eleve y mantenga su prestigio ante la comunidad a la que se debe, la única forma de realizar es ofrecer compromiso de calidad, asegurando un futuro efectivo y de confianza mediante un modelo administrativo bien planeado y documentado.

La investigación centra su importancia en establecer el proceso por el cual la institución puede pasar a un estado de mejora no solo de calidad sino en mejora continua de atención y servicio al usuario. Es por ello que, cuando se pretende mejorar la calidad de los servicios que CNEL EP entrega a sus usuarios, fortalecer las capacidades de gestión de la institución, instalar una cultura de mejoramiento de los procesos, basada en la autoevaluación y la aplicación de planes o iniciativas de mejora como camino para llegar a la excelencia, este tipo de modelo aparece como herramienta válida para entregar una referencia de la gestión de los servicios.
KLASIFIKASI PESAN GANGGUAN PELANGGAN MENGGUNAKAN METODE NAIVE BAYES CLASSIFIER
Authors: Haryono Haryono , Palupiningsih Pritasari , Asri Yessy , Handayani Andi Nikma Sri
Published: April 2019

The application of customer disturbance message classifiers is made because of the process of reporting the interruption by the customer must be done by selection of data disorders by one by the admin to be able to follow-up from the existing customer reports. Naive Bayes is one of machine learning methods that uses probability calculations where the algorithm takes advantage of probability and statistical methods that predict future probabilities based on past experience. The application of the naive bayes classifier method with text mining as the initial data processor of the disorder messaging application can be concluded that this study yields an accuracy of probability values of 95 percent and proves that the Naive Bayes method can be used to help classify interference messages sent by customers.
SISTEM PENDUKIUNG KEPUTUSAN PADA SISTEM SELEKSI PENERIMAAN GURU MENGGUNAKAN METODE SIMPLE ADDITIVE WEIGHTING
Authors: Nurjaya Nurjaya , Ardhiansyah Maulana , Suryana Rezki
Published: April 2019

Teacher is an important element in the support system, therefore function and position of teachers in improving the quality of learners need to be considered seriously. Basically, teachers are professionals in the field of education that has the task of teaching, educating, and guiding students to become a man is impersonal. Thus, teachers have an important position and responsibilities of a very great deal in the success or failure of educational programs.

In order to facilitate the selection process for the teachers, the school can use the Decision Support System Decision Support System that is used as a tool for decision makers to expand the capabilities of the decision makers, but not to replace the judgment of the decision makers. The method used is the Simple Additive weighting, Simple Additive Weighting (SAW) suitable for decision-making process because it can determine the weight values ​​for each attribute, followed by indexing process that will select the best alternative from a number of the best alternative. It can be concluded from this study that the SAW method is very relevant to solve the problem of decision makers.
PENERAPAN TEKNOLOGI CACHE SERVER BERBASIS IoT DENGAN RASPBERRY Pi3 MENGGUNAKAN METODE FORWARD CHAINNING
Authors: Subandri Subandri , Hanadwiputra Sabar
Published: April 2019

With the rapid technological development, the growing number of Internet clients over time, the internet access response is slow and it takes filtering of a few websites that can harm users. For that required cache proxy server to speed up internet access time and website filtering. The use of proxy servers usually still use the standard configuration on the proxy server. This configuration can be set or modified (tuning) in such a way as to create a proxy server that is reliable and have better performance. The play on the proxy server is done by changing some parameters that are inside the proxy server application and adapted to the needs of usage on the internet network. The application used to create this proxy server is squid that runs on raspberry pi3 with a rasbian operating system. Squid applications are mostly used in local and internet networks for storing web cache, blocking multiple websites, managing bandwidth up to access restrictions.
SISTEM INFORMASI PENCATATAN SERVICE KENDARAAN TOYOTA BERBASIS WEB
Authors: Satria Satria
Published: April 2019

Astrido Jaya Mobilindo is one of Toyota's authorized dealers engaged in the automotive field which includes the sale of goods and services. Almost all existing systems are computer based. However, in its implementation there are still deficiencies in helping employees such as the absence of a report system in the form of graphs to facilitate the head of the workshop in analyzing the performance of the workshop and the inequality of work provided by each technician because the foreman cannot monitor the work of each technician. Therefore, the improvement of services in work must continue to be improved. The author makes a web-based vehicle service recording system with the waterfall method, where this method helps in the system development stages that are running there. Toyota's web-based service registration system has the advantage that the distribution of work to technicians is more faired and equitable with a monitoring display and can more quickly display service productivity reports because direct reports are displayed in graphical form and produce more accurate information with the smallest possible risk of error and more effective and efficient in data manipulation.
Pengujian Alpha dan Beta pada Pengembangan Sistem Internet Banking (Ibank) PT Bank Mega, Tbk
Authors: Rosano Andi
Published: April 2019

Sistem internet banking (Ibank) memiliki peranan sangat penting dalam mendukung dunia bisnis dan menjadi kebutuhan masyarakat saat ini. Banyak bank masih menggunakan cara konvensional dalam memberikan layanan transaksi dan informasi perbankan kepada nasabah, sehingga nasabah harus datang ke kantor cabang bank. Untuk itu perlu dibangun sistem internet banking (Ibank) yang dapat menunjang kelancaran transaksi perbankan tanpa kendala tempat dan waktu. Penelitian ini merupakan upaya untuk membuat sistem internet banking (Ibank) sebagai solusi mengatasi kendala tempat dan waktu bagi nasabah bank. Pada penelitian ini diharapkan pembuatan sistem internet banking (Ibank) yang dihasilkan nantinya akan mampu mengatasi masalah pelayanan bank kepada nasabah dari kendala tempat dan waktu. Untuk perancangan dan pengembangan aplikasi, peneliti menggunakan metode Waterfall sebagai landasan dalam penelitian ini.
Analisa Nilai Valuasi Startup Berdasarkan Faktor Keuangan Dan Faktor Non Keuangan Media Online PT. XYZ Bali
Authors: Putu Agustini Ni Luh , Swastika Putu Agus , Estiyanti Ni Made
Published: April 2019

Abstract

The number of internet users in Indonesia has increased rapidly in the past two decades. Technological developments coincided with the growth of pioneering companies or startups, both failures or great successes. Fundraising is the lifeblood of startup, a steady stream of funds from various sources will greatly help the company.The success of startups, one of them can be seen from how much the value of the startup’s valuation, The greater the value then the opportunity to get investors' funds wide open. PT. XYZ is one of the startup of online media in Indonesia and the first in Bali, investment funds can certainly support and optimize the development of the company. Considering the importance of investment funds for the sustainability of the company, a valuation calculation is needed to gain an opportunity to receive funding. The important elements of the company, both in terms of financial and non-financial, will be the attraction of investors to invest.

 

Keywords : Valuation, Startup, Investment
AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS AS A SYNDROME OF MENTAl IMMUNODEFICIENCY IN THE 4D-MIRROR OF MENTAl MEDICINE
Authors: Sidorov P I
Published: April 2019

Conceptual and methodological, instrumental and technological resources of mental medicine (MM) in the diagnostics and treatment of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are systematized in the article. Mental medicine is a system synthesis of clinical psychiatry (thesis) and anti-psychiatry (antithesis) that continuingly and harmoniously integrates preventive and correctional, treatment and rehabilitation approaches. With the creation of mental medicine, anti-psychiatry century ends and a new stage in the development of clinical neuroscience begins based on a synergetic multidimensional methodology. Isolation of the mental immunodeficiency syndrome (MIS) is justified as the pathogenic mental disorder of mental immunity (MI). MI is biopsychosociospiritual matrix of identity and the basis of personal security. Identity is self-determination (for children self-perception) of an individual in terms of his physical and mental, social and moral traits. The synergetic functional diagnostics (SFD) is proposed as an expanded mental 4D-mapping, which gives not only clinical, psychological, social and spiritual evaluation of phenomenology, but also helps to identify the preserved and potentially claimed new resources of personalized assistance and adaptation enhancement. Definition of standard functions of MI is given. Clinical phenomenology of MIS is provided manifesting in disorders of identity and communication. MIS can be congenital and early, childhood and late, acquired or induced. The technological platform of mental medicine is revealed, synergetically accumulating molecular genetic and medical-biological, social and psychological, spiritual and moral resources that increase the effectiveness of the early intervention due to the screening batteries of mental 4D-mapping and multidisciplinary brigade block-modular assistance programs. Pathogenetic treatment of MIS is sanogenetic therapy - adaptive engineering and management of mind and health for the recovery of mental immunity. The article gives examples of the positive regional experience in the implementation of pilot models. Autism as a "mystery of the nineteenth century" was isolated and developed by many prominent psychiatrists. The modern ASD became "a problem of the twentieth century", breaking out of the nosocentric boundaries of the clinical psychiatry. The demand for a synergetic scientific-practical paradigm of the MM has emerged, particularly in the made by us allocation of MI and MIS, having become one more step that makes neurosciences closer to the tomorrow "opening of the XXI century".