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« Aux frontières de l’inexistence », une lecture de la tétralogie de Yirminadingrad
Authors: Cornillon Claire
Published: September 2023

Yama Loka Terminus, Bara Yogoï, Tadjélé et Adar forment la tétralogie Yirminadingrad. De nombreux auteurs et artistes se sont emparés de cet univers conçu à l'origine par Léo Henry et Jacques Mucchielli pour y raconter des histoires, par les mots ou les images. Yirminadingrad se construit autour d'un centre fuyant, mystérieux, mythique qui est celui de la ville, mais travaille également, en termes d'écriture, comme un ensemble de cercles qui organisent des textes divers, résonnant tous entre eux sans dessiner de hiérarchies. La tétralogie s'attache à des propositions radicales au risque de dérouter. Multiplication des styles et déconstruction de la narration ouvrent les limites d'un récit pour en faire un monde. Quand bien même l'univers y est sale et violent, il s'en dégage une beauté étrange qui tient précisément à sa force poétique. Le monde de ces nouvelles semble pourtant bloqué, déterminé par les souvenirs tragiques du passé et sans grande perspective d'avenir. Un monde qui fonctionne en apparence, mais qui se révèle en ruines, sapé par des dynamiques souterraines dénoncées seulement par certains. Un espace de misère économique, de conflits ethniques, de solitude. Dès Yama Loka Terminus, les destins se délitent. Les personnages errent dans une ville où la violence est omniprésente. On parle de textes en textes de dictature, de génocide, de "normalisation". Réflexion politique, non pas systématisée ou didactique, mais brute dans ses images et sophistiquée dans son ambiguïté, la tétralogie passe par le biais de l’exploration d’un univers dystopique qui vient cogner contre notre propre monde et qui se construit comme un mythe aux mille et une versions. C’est ce que nous explorerons dans cet article.
La science-fiction au miroir du mythe dans les récits brefs de Günter Kunert
Authors: Iehl Yves
Published: September 2023

Günter Kunert, un des auteurs de l’ex-RDA les plus connus et les plus critiques à l’égard du régime est-allemand, a eu recours au registre de la science-fiction afin de dénoncer le caractère totalitaire de cet État à travers des situations quasi archétypales de violence, de crise, d’oppression d’inspiration mythique et notamment biblique. Cette conjonction des thèmes propres au registre de l’anticipation et à l’univers du mythe a inspiré certains de ses meilleurs récits brefs. Elle lui a permis notamment d’établir une analogie entre l’optimisme scientifique du monde occidental au XXe siècle, en particulier celui de la RDA, et le caractère souvent prérationnel de la pensée mythique. Un des mythèmes récurrents de ses récits est la nostalgie du paradis perdu, celui que constituent notre planète et sa richesse naturelle peu à peu épuisée par la surpopulation et la surexploitation de ses ressources. On le retrouve aussi bien dans « Andromède hors saison », de 1976, où toute une population affaiblie par les pénuries attend d’émigrer vers de nouveaux horizons aux ressources prometteuses, que dans « Adam et Evam » (1984), où une guerre nucléaire éclair interdit à deux astronautes en vol géostationnaire dans l‘espace toute possibilité de retour sur Terre, ou dans « Bouteille à la mer » (1984) où l’épuisement des ressources de notre planète favorise l’émergence d’un régime totalitaire particulièrement inhumain. Dans ces trois récits, le mythème du paradis perdu s’associe à celui de l’exode et/ou de l’extermination, perspective monstrueuse à peine suggérée dans « Andromède hors saison » mais nettement affirmée dans le récit dystopique « Bouteille à la mer », où l’extermination des citoyens ensuite transformés en sources de matières premières ou d’énergie est soigneusement planifiée. Dans une perspective un peu différente, le récit « Adam et Evam » associe, sur un mode cocasse et presque farcesque, aux mythèmes bibliques de la chute et de l’exode ceux de l’apocalypse et de la création démiurgique de la femme à partir d’une côte d’Adam. L’échec de la mission impartie aux deux astronautes d’assurer la perpétuation et la survie de l’espèce humaine en transformant l’un d’eux en femme dans un but explicite de reproduction montre bien à quel point le mythe devient pour Kunert un instrument de subversion littéraire des plus sarcastiques.
« Soyez de votre temps » : archaïsme factice et modernité cachée de l'anticomanie au XIXe siècle
Authors: Pape Yannick Le
Published: September 2023

En plein milieu du XIXe siècle, les artistes néo-grecs et les vedettes du Classic Revival faisaient toujours revivre l’antiquité en peinture. Bien que charmée par ces reconstitutions savantes, la critique eut aussi tôt fait de les juger anachroniques à plusieurs niveaux : dans ce qu’elles donnaient à voir, tout d’abord, eu égard aux erreurs historiques qui s’y lovaient ; dans leur style, ensuite, qui finit par être jugé désuet à force de convoquer le passé ; dans la conception de la peinture qu’elles incarnaient, enfin, à l’heure où l’on réclamait des artistes de se confronter à leur époque. Le débat n’en fut pas clos pour autant, car on se rendit également compte que cette imagerie atypique portait une attention à l’aspect des choses et à la vérité des attitudes qui n’avait rien à envier au naturalisme naissant. Dès lors, en conférant un réalisme inédit à des scènes que la tradition académique idéalisait, cette peinture, loin d’être dépassée, revendiquait au contraire une forme d’anachronisme singulier (inversé, en quelque sorte) consistant à figurer l’Antiquité selon des codes nouveaux ― observation et authenticité des émotions― qui seront précisément ceux de la modernité.
Le vide destructeur de la couleur jaune comme interruption du silence
Authors: Mamatsashvili Atinati
Published: September 2023

Depuis le De coloribus (Sur les couleurs) de pseudo-Aristote, la conception de la couleur se maintient à la croisée de l’être ou du non-être traduit par son apparition immatérielle ou matérielle, c’est-à-dire son absence ou sa présence prégnante. Dans la continuité du résonnement aristotélicien, Diderot avance l’idée que la couleur ne se trouve pas à l’état figé ni à l’état pur dans la nature, mais en perpétuelle modification sous les facteurs extérieurs (chaleur, soleil). Envisagé dans le contexte historique large, la couleur devient, d’une part, une couleur atmosphérique condensée (Van Gogh, Camus, Le Clézio) aboutissant à une extériorisation absente et formant le vide en ayant une emprise destructrice ; elle forme, d’autre part, un pan – un mur de couleur (Balzac, Proust, Borges) rejoignant une identique apparence de vide tangible dénué de tout sens apparent et provoquant le délire ou le suicide. Cet arrêt que constitue la couleur ainsi métamorphosée se montre à travers la manifestation chromatique jaune. L’état stagnant de la couleur absente se transforme en un vide pesant du chromatisme jaune atmosphérique (Camus, Faulkner) dont le mutisme insupportable doit absolument être rompu par un acte destructeur. Cet arrêt que représente la couleur jaune sous l’impact solaire se transforme en événement en soi. La couleur condensée jusqu’à ce qu’elle forme un hiatus ou un point silencieux pictural ou narratif (Camus, Van Gogh, Turner), appelle un dénouement qui n’est autre que le retentissement, le bruit de la « Sonorité jaune » (Kandinsky) qui brise le silence et fonctionne comme une « parole dégelée » (Rabelais).
L’ambivalence des komori uta, berceuses japonaises : évolution d’un répertoire
Authors: Wartelle-Sakamoto Clara
Published: September 2023

Le répertoire actuel de la chanson enfantine au Japon s’est constitué entre les années 1880 et 1920, période durant laquelle se sont développés l’un après l’autre une éducation musicale obligatoire, qui introduisit la pratique vocale et les chants scolaires dans les écoles, et un mouvement poétique et littéraire qui mena à la constitution de chants dits artistiques à destination des enfants. Mais les comptines populaires issues du patrimoine culturel enfantin de transmission orale, qui avaient précédé l’apparition de ces deux types de chants sur l’archipel, représentent aussi une part significative de ce répertoire. Les berceuses japonaises, les komori uta, sont un cas particulier de chansons de l’enfance qu’il est difficile de classer de manière absolue dans l’une ou l’autre des catégories qui composent ce répertoire. Parfois chants d’endormissement, parfois chants de labeur, elles furent tour à tour récupérées par la chanson populaire et la musique classique, selon des processus compositionnels qui estompèrent peu à peu l’origine de leur création : les gardes d’enfants. Envoyées loin de chez elles, ces jeunes filles qui pouvaient avoir à peine huit ou neuf ans passaient leurs journées à prendre soin des bébés de la famille pour qui elles travaillaient. Cet article s’attachera à présenter l’évolution particulière des komori uta au début du xxe siècle, une évolution qui révèle plusieurs des changements majeurs que connut la société japonaise à l’époque.
Ea Ea Pepe. Berceuses en langues kanak : des instruments de mises en voix de mémoires intimes en contexte plurilingue et pluriculturel (Nouvelle-Calédonie)
Authors: Geneix-Rabault Stéphanie , Wacalie Fabrice , Wayuone Wadrawane Eddie , Caihe Flavien , Violette Elie
Published: September 2023

Notre contribution interdisciplinaire et collective, associe deux étudiant·e·s de langues et cultures océaniennes inscrit·e·s en 3ème année à l’université de la Nouvelle-Calédonie. Elle se propose d’explorer quelques facettes de berceuses en langues kanak. Notre corpus d’analyse émane du répertoire drehu et nengone en particulier, qui fait partie du patrimoine linguistique des étudiant·e·s et enseignant·e·s-chercheur·e·s. Plus largement, nous le recueillons dans le cadre de nos recherches et de nos pratiques professionnelles en divers contextes. En croisant nos analyses linguistiques, ethnomusilinguistiques et sociodidactiques, notre proposition a pour objectif de décrire les inter-relations que l’on peut observer entre berceuses et langues minorées, mobilités et socialisation, revitalisations linguistiques et identitaires en contexte urbain.
Instrumental Lullabies and Nineteenth-Century Representations of Childhood, Girlhood, and Motherhood
Authors: Roy Matthew
Published: September 2023

Instrumental lullabies appeared in publications of imaginative children’s music throughout the nineteenth century. Through music, titles, poetry, and illustrations these lullabies attracted young, middle-class pianists – particularly girls – and engaged them in modes of patriarchal and aetonormative socialization that sought to define and control childhood, girlhood, and motherhood.
La berceuse au-delà de toutes les frontières : l’exemple du roman Ru de Kim Thúy
Authors: Bolen Liza
Published: September 2023

Dans cet article, nous examinerons les manières dont l’écrivaine Kim Thúy joue avec les codes de la berceuse pour assurer la transmission de l’histoire individuelle et collective relative à la narratrice dans son premier roman, Ru (2009). Notre étude sera effectuée en deux temps : nous analyserons d’abord les éléments sémantiques et poétiques (répétition, récurrence, rythme, division du texte) utilisés dans le récit et nous nous pencherons ensuite les éléments thématiques explicitement liés à la berceuse dans ce roman, notamment le désir de transmission, l’enfance, la maternité et la collectivité. En nous basant sur les théories des écritures migrantes et mémorielles, de l’hybridité et de la filiation, nous montrerons que Kim Thúy parvient habilement à brouiller les frontières entre le roman mémoriel et la berceuse. Enfin, nous espérons que notre étude contribuera à mieux saisir et à (re)définir ce qu’est une berceuse, et à montrer la fluidité, la beauté et la puissance de ce genre.
De la poésie considérée dans ses rapports avec l’imagerie filmique dans les écrits de Maya Deren
Authors: Antzenberger Eléonore
Published: September 2023

La présente étude entend s’intéresser aux écrits de la cinéaste américaine indépendante Maya Deren. Au-delà de son œuvre filmique en effet, Deren s’impose comme une théoricienne majeure du XXe siècle. Ses écrits représentent ainsi pour elle une opportunité de revenir sur les fondations d’une légende falsifiée et élevée avant l’heure. Son statut de femme au sein d’un art dominé par le sexe opposé invite spontanément à réexaminer la question du cinéma au féminin. Afin de contourner le déterminisme de cette perspective, je me suis demandé dans quelle mesure son œuvre avait échappé à la tentative de féminisation de la pratique cinématographique. Après un préambule sur la place de la femme dans la réalisation cinématographique, j’ai donc insisté sur la critique du cinéma industriel dans ses écrits. Cette dimension polémique aboutit à une défense du film comme pratique singulière, portée par une esthétique de l’autonomie, de l’économie et de l’artifice. Ces conclusions m’ont amenée à m’interroger sur la singularité de cette démarche, plus individualisée que sexuée, fondée sur la relation entre poésie et imagerie filmique.
Paula Modersohn-Becker, peintre allemande méconnue
Authors: Walle Marianne
Published: September 2023

Sa vie brève, mais intense et riche, sa vie au sein de la colonie de peintres de Worpswede, près de Brême, ses amitiés, entre autres avec Rainer Maria Rilke – dont témoigne une ample correspondance – ont fait passer longtemps sa créativité au second plan. Dans ses tableaux, elle exprime la symbiose de l’homme avec la nature : mélancolie des paysages d’Allemagne du Nord, marais, canaux, dunes, tourbières, frêles bouleaux, pins puissants – vieillards aux mains noueuses qui ont quelque chose d’émouvant, mais toujours empreints d’une grande dignité. L’intimité avec la nature est constamment liée à une composante féminine : la femme-mère, la femme-terre, la femme réceptacle de l’enfant comme de l’art. Les enfants aux grands yeux sombres ne sourient jamais ; savent-ils seulement jouer ? Peintre hors-normes à son époque, c’est des décennies plus tard qu’on la connaît mieux.
Reducing Uncertainty Prior to Job Interviews based on the Linkedin Profile of Achmad Zaky as a Potential Office Supervisor
Authors: Guslim Angga
Published: September 2023

The development of social media in everyday life is very rapid, both in personal and professional contexts. LinkedIn, as a social media with a professional concept, has been able to become an intermediary in interpersonal communication. The professional job interview process makes many candidates feel anxious before the selection process. Uncertainty Reduction theory becomes the author's reference in revealing the predictability of the job interview process by the number one leader in the company. This research aims to find out and analyze whether Achmad Zaky's LinkedIn profile account can reduce uncertainty during a job interview with him and to find out and analyze whether Achmad Zaky's LinkedIn profile account can predict the questions he will ask during the interview later. This research uses a qualitative method, which is a comprehensive analysis of all activities to all text and image data listed on his LinkedIn profile account through 3 former candidates who have been interviewed by Achmad Zaky. The results show the predictability of questions from Achmad Zaky in the job interview process, this includes his entire LinkedIn profile account in the form of a brief bio, work experience and community, education history, honorary awards and activities consisting of 7 articles and 180 posts during his tenure at the company.
Nirsevimab (Beyfortus) for Prevention of Severe RSV Disease in Young Children
Authors:   Editors from The Medical Letter
Published: September 2023

The FDA has approved nirsevimab-alip (Beyfortus – AstraZeneca/Sanofi), a long-acting monoclonal antibody, for the prevention of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) lower respiratory tract disease in neonates and infants born during or entering their first RSV season, and in children ≤24 months old who are at increased risk for severe RSV disease through their second RSV season. Nirsevimab is the first drug to be approved for protection of all infants during their first RSV season.
Why We Should Reject Semiretributivism and Be Skeptics about Basic Desert Moral Responsibility
Authors: Caruso Gregg D. ,   Philosophy Documentation Center
Published: September 2023

John Martin Fischer has recently critiqued the skeptical view that no one is ever morally responsible for their actions in the basic desert sense and has defended a view he calls semiretributivism. This paper responds to Fischer’s concerns about the skeptical perspective, especially those regarding victims’ rights, and further explains why we should reject his semiretributivism. After briefly summarizing the Pereboom/Caruso view and Fischer’s objections to it, the paper argues that Fischer’s defense of basic desert moral responsibility is too weak to justify the kind of retributive blame and punishment he wishes to preserve. It then turns to the issue of victims’ rights and argues that Fischer is mistaken that victims want retribution above all else, and that the public health-quarantine model is better able to deal with the concerns of victims. It concludes by offering two additional objections to Fischer’s semiretributivism.
The Image of Impossibility Binding Literature and Phenomenology
Authors: Obrigewitsch Alex ,   Romanian Society for Phenomenology
Published: September 2023

Rather than examining the possibilities of the relation between phenomenology and literature as they are conditioned by the imaginary image, this paper takes up the impossibility essential to this relation, bound to the question of its experience, to the experience of literature. The question of what “the experience of literature” is, what it signifies and directs itself towards, is explicated and unravelled in an analysis of the experience of the writer (and, at times, the reader), with the aid of Emmanuel Levinas’ few engagements with art and literature, paired with the thought of Maurice Blanchot on the interruption of writing (in both the subjective and objective genitives). In tracing what passes through consciousness in this experience of literature, marking its impasses and its faltering approaches, the impossibility exposed in the experience of literature shall be shown to be necessary for opening and maintaining the distance binding phenomenology and literature in their separation and their traversal of the image.
The Icon as Revelation
Authors: Rumpza Stephanie ,   Romanian Society for Phenomenology
Published: September 2023

The Orthodox icon is often claimed as unique among images. Yet many proponents of this view, such as Leonid Ouspensky and Pavel Florensky, defend this singularity through a polemic against Western realism using a logic that culminates in a polemic against the world of experience. In this paper, I will use phenomenology to dismantle these two false dualities, against realist images and real experience, by uncovering the deeper concerns that motivate them. First, I draw on Merleau-Ponty’s phenomenology of painting to collapse the dichotomy of carnal and spiritual images. Then, I use Jean-Luc Marion’s phenomenality of Revelation to reframe the dichotomy of worldly and spiritual experience. This broadened understanding of experience will serve as a starting point to refine our understanding of what is claimed by the icon, both in its function as an image and in the world it opens for those who approach it on its own terms.
L’imperceptible – Merleau-Ponty
Authors: Dalissier Michel ,   Romanian Society for Phenomenology
Published: September 2023

What does the imperceptible mean? Is not such a question unavoidable for Maurice Merleau-Ponty, who is an illustrious thinker of perception? In this paper, I demonstrate that the French philosopher, in his published texts and unpublished manuscripts, provides an insightful reflection regarding the phenomenon of imperceptibility, which permeates some main domains of his thought. I underscore that his approach is articulated on two intimately related concepts, namely the imperceptible and the imperception. I start by unveiling Merleau-Ponty’s archetypal refusal of two extreme philosophical positions that conceive of the imperceptible, on the one hand, as a purely factitious or factual entity, and, on the other hand, as a radical and absolute reality. This approach leads me to discuss Merleau-Ponty’s keynote conception, namely an imperceptibility that appears paradoxically at work for perception. I show that such an interdependence between imperception and perception typically takes for him the form of a specific chiasm, of which I scrutinize several notable expressions. Lastly, I address Merleau-Ponty’s insightful sketch of an even further sophisticated theory, wherein imperception would be eventually reintegrated within perception itself.
Cassirer und Husserl
Authors: Breuer Irene ,   Romanian Society for Phenomenology
Published: September 2023

This article inquires firstly into the descriptive and affective function of images as examples and exemplars in both Cassirer’s and Husserl’s conceptions of perception and aesthetics in order to disclose their respective relationship to reality, that is, mimesis. In view of the correlation between symbolic comportment and symbolic forms at Cassirer, it will secondly show that the ensuing hermeneutical circle can be overcome by taking recourse on Husserl’s genetic analyses on passive sense constitution. It will thus set the basis for a “hermeneutics of expression” that should, thirdly, shed light on the possibility of establishing an aesthetical knowledge. For this purpose, it will disclose an excess of sensuous expression that is determined by a pre-categorial limit-concept within the process of sense-formation. This inquiry shows that, while images as examples are characterized by their ideal arbitrariness, aesthetic images as singular and categorially determined exemplars can be understood as the affective expression of reality.
Realizing the Imaginary
Authors: Villani Simone , Altobrando Andrea ,   Romanian Society for Phenomenology
Published: September 2023

We provide a phenomenological explanation of the particular function mental images play in the realization of enjoyment and their significance for human freedom on the basis of the idea, drawn from Sartre, that images are not things but rather a way consciousness behaves towards objects. The mental image’s matter, which consists of affectivity, knowledge, and kinaesthetic operations, allows imagination to conjure up an unreal item to satiate a desire. However, by foreshadowing enjoyment in the imaginary, the mental image urges consciousness toward a change in the world that would make that enjoyment real. This is accomplished through the development of tools, which rely on the ability to overcome not just a given situation but also courses of goal-oriented behaviour that have already been prepared by the environment. Through this creation, consciousness exerts its freedom within reality, and marks the world as meaningful.
Dissecting Causal Relationships Between Gut Microbiota, Blood Metabolites, and Stroke: A Mendelian Randomization Study
Authors: Wang Qi , Dai Huajie , Hou Tianzhichao , Hou Yanan , Wang Tiange , Lin Hong , Zhao Zhiyun , Li Mian , Zheng Ruizhi , Wang Shuangyuan , Lu Jieli , Xu Yu , Liu Ruixin , Ning Guang , Wang Weiqing , Bi Yufang , Zheng Jie , Xu Min
Published: September 2023

Background and Purpose We investigated the causal relationships between the gut microbiota (GM), stroke, and potential metabolite mediators using Mendelian randomization (MR).Methods We leveraged the summary statistics of GM (n=18,340 in the MiBioGen consortium), blood metabolites (n=115,078 in the UK Biobank), and stroke (cases n=60,176 and controls n=1,310,725 in the Global Biobank Meta-Analysis Initiative) from the largest genome-wide association studies to date. We performed bidirectional MR analyses to explore the causal relationships between the GM and stroke, and two mediation analyses, two-step MR and multivariable MR, to discover potential mediating metabolites.Results Ten taxa were causally associated with stroke, and stroke led to changes in 27 taxa. In the two-step MR, Bifidobacteriales order, Bifidobacteriaceae family, Desulfovibrio genus, apolipoprotein A1 (ApoA1), phospholipids in high-density lipoprotein (HDL_PL), and the ratio of apolipoprotein B to ApoA1 (ApoB/ApoA1) were causally associated with stroke (all P<0.044). The causal associations between Bifidobacteriales order, Bifidobacteriaceae family and stroke were validated using the weighted median method in an independent cohort. The three GM taxa were all positively associated with ApoA1 and HDL_PL, whereas Desulfovibrio genus was negatively associated with ApoB/ApoA1 (all P<0.010). Additionally, the causal associations between the three GM taxa and ApoA1 remained significant after correcting for the false discovery rate (all q-values <0.027). Multivariable MR showed that the associations between Bifidobacteriales order, Bifidobacteriaceae family and stroke were mediated by ApoA1 and HDL_PL, each accounting for 6.5% (P=0.028) and 4.6% (P=0.033); the association between Desulfovibrio genus and stroke was mediated by ApoA1, HDL_PL, and ApoB/ApoA1, with mediated proportions of 7.6% (P=0.019), 4.2% (P=0.035), and 9.1% (P=0.013), respectively.Conclusion The current MR study provides evidence supporting the causal relationships between several specific GM taxa and stroke and potential mediating metabolites.
Managing Healthcare Product Demand Effectively in The Post-Covid-19 Environment: Navigating Demand Variability and Forecasting Complexities
Authors: Niaz Moazam , Nwagwu Urenna
Published: September 2023

Managing the demand for healthcare products is a complex problem requiring in-depth knowledge of epidemiological trends, supply chain dynamics, and regulatory considerations. The intricate management of healthcare product demand in the post-COVID-19 era is thoroughly explored in this study. It is divided into nine sections exploring various facets of this critical field, emphasizing the persistent demand variations and difficulty in forecasting in the healthcare industry. It underscores the necessity for efficient demand management techniques in the changing healthcare environment. The significance of historical demand trends and provides examples of how studying historical data is essential for comprehending and forecasting the demand for healthcare products. Identifying seasonal fluctuations, forecasting disease outbreaks, and improving inventory management are emphasized. Investigating the difficulties in predicting the need for healthcare products, deals with problems caused by epidemiological ambiguity, supply chain breakdowns, patient demographics, regulatory adjustments, and technological advancements. The importance of data availability and quality in accurate demand forecasting is emphasized in this section. It encompasses scenario planning, resource allocation, technology adoption, supplier diversity, flexible manufacturing, collaborative and information sharing, data-driven decision-making, demand forecasting models, and strategic stockpiling. "Data Analytics and Predictive Modeling in Demand Forecasting," emphasize the function of these techniques in comprehending and forecasting demand trends. All covered are time series analysis, machine learning algorithms, epidemic predictive modeling, supply chain integration, scenario planning, optimization, risk assessment, in-the-moment monitoring, and feedback loops. "Supply Chain Resilience and Demand Response" explains why it's crucial to create robust supply chains and successfully adapt to demand changes. Supplier diversity, strategic stockpiling, agile production, real-time visibility, teamwork, data-driven decision-making, scenario planning, and regulatory flexibility are all covered
Editorial: Governance factors on the road to net zero
Authors: O’Riordan Tim , Pennington Chizitera
Published: September 2023

In 2021, the UK Government released its Net Zero Strategy, which laid out how the country would meet its legally binding carbon-based emissions target of no net greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Recent developments have shown the importance of governance in the delivery of this target. These include the 2022 Committee on Climate Change progress report to Parliament and the 2023 independent review, led by Chris Skidmore MP (a former Energy Minister), which outlined that there was further work to be done at all governance levels and that all relevant stakeholder groups who will be involved in or are affected by the transition should be mobilised to ensure that the net zero target is met.
The British Academy Net Zero policy programme is examining net zero from a governance perspective and commissioned a series of essays on the topic. Emerging themes from the essays and programme emphasise the important role that leaders and people will play in net zero governance.
Does Digital Literacy Provide Evidence for Iranian EFL Learners’ Cooperative Learning in Online Classrooms
Authors: Abedi Zeinab , Tabatabaee-Yazdi Mona
Published: September 2023

Introduction: Technology can revolutionize how members of cooperative groups interact and work with others. Since digital literacy and cooperative skills are necessary for teachers’ success and students’ achievement, the current research aimed to find the relationship between EFL learners’ digital literacy and their attitude towards cooperative learning in online classes.
Methodology: The present research followed a quantitative study using a correlational research design to investigate the relationship between Iranian EFL learners’ digital literacy and their attitudes toward cooperative learning in online classrooms. In this study, 210 participants, who were all Iranian EFL students in different fields of study and from different cities, were invited to participate. They were from both genders and of different ages. For data collection, the researcher used a Google form link sent via social media and students were asked to complete the questionnaires online. The responses from participants were collected and analyzed using SPSS. Mean, standard deviation, multiple linear regression, and independent sample t-tests were run to analyze the obtained data and check whether the results were significant.
Results:  The findings of the study indicated a significant relationship between the two variables, meaning that learners could learn and collaborate better with technology. Besides, the study results showed that the second component of digital literacy (technical dimension), as the best predictor, significantly predicts a 34% variance in learners’ attitudes toward cooperative learning. Moreover, there was no significant difference between men and women in digital literacy and their attitudes toward cooperative learning.
Conclusion: The results of this study indicated that the participants had a favorable view of using digital literacy in their attitude toward cooperative learning. Therefore, there is a need to change the English classroom curriculum and employ a proper syllabus to integrate digital literacy.
Integrated Baseball in Ohio, 1891–1907: Chavous, Harrison, Fountain, and Follis.
Authors:   Fort Hays State University, Eberle Mark
Published: September 2023

In addition to Moses Fleetwood Walker, Welday (Weldy) Walker, John “Bud” Fowler, and Grant “Home Run” Johnson, other Black baseball players were members of integrated teams involved in intercity competition in Ohio during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, when racial segregation was widespread. The experiences of four of these players are described. James Chavous was a native of Marysville who pitched for Marysville and several other teams, including the Page Fence Giants. In 1904, an injury to his hand limited his role on the diamond to serving as an umpire, primarily in games between white teams. Edward Webster “Webb” Harrison also played for Marysville and other teams before moving to Lima, where he eventually became a police officer. William Fountain (Fountaine) and his younger brothers, Fred and Andrew, also played for teams in their hometown of Lima. Charles Follis was a native of Wooster and is primarily remembered as the first Black professional football player. He also played for baseball teams in Wooster and several other cities, as well as Wooster University, before moving to Cleveland and later joining the Cuban Giants of New York. Their stories contribute to the growing knowledge of the early history of integrated baseball.
A life of leadership, a call to do better: A hermeneutic inquiry into the lived experience of an educator - Raw Data
Authors:   Fort Hays State University, Gregory Scott
Published: September 2023

Eliciting lived experiences, we seek to identify those experiences that have shaped the lived practice of a career and desire to answer: (1) How have experiences informed a career? (2) What does the lived educational experiences of an educator portend for the future of education? This inquiry incorporates the lived past experiences of the co-authors. Additionally, we seek to offer a path forward for the future of the profession that we love and have been grateful to experience. This data was part of a hermeneutic inquiry research project involving myself and my father, Dr. Leonard L. Gregory. The data was recorded utilizing a phone recording and then setting up a zoom meeting whereby the audio was converted onto a word document. From there, the data was uploaded into Dedoose where it was stored and coded for initial themes. The journal entries that I made were from a personal print copy journal. I utilized this journal after the initial round of recordings with my father. I used it to jot down questions that I had from the previous meeting, and we utilized it to make notations of thoughts that we both had afterwards from the meetings we had. The text Conducting Hermeneutic Research: From philosophy to Practice by Nancy J. Moules, et al., was a key influence and outlines the use of my data according to hermeneutic standards.
Les élections en Afrique : analyse des comportements et pistes normatives de gestion des conflits
Authors: Diangitukwa Fweley
Published: September 2023

Chacun s’interroge sur l’instabilité et les violences postélectorales. Censées faciliter l’alternance au pouvoir, les élections sont devenues une véritable source d’instabilité des institutions. Ce livre se consacre à l’analyse des élections en Afrique et des causes à l’origine de nouveaux phénomènes, qui entraînent des morts inutiles et détruisent les économies nationales encore faibles et fragiles. L’auteur examine l’origine d’un remarquable mimétisme chez les dirigeants et en montre les limites en politique publique, afin de présenter douze propositions originales pour sortir l’Afrique des crises postélectorales successives.
Les enfants de personne : étude clinique et de phénoménologie sociale sur l’enfance défavorisée en RD Congo
Authors: Masiala ma Solo André
Published: September 2023

La grande croissance démographique de la RD Congo favorise l’établissement d’une société composée par plus d’un 50% de jeunes en dessous des 15 ans. Depuis dix ans, l’UNICEF prévient que plus de 7 millions d’enfants ne fréquentent pas l’école, devenant des enfants de la rue, dépourvus de famille. C’est avec un regard de psychosociologue que Masiala ma Solo nous aide à trouver des pistes pour prévenir que ces petites victimes, les enfants de personne, restent tragiquement enfermées dans un cercle de destruction qui nuit à l’ensemble de la société civile congolaise.
Media Pembelajaran Pengenalan Sistem Organ Manusia Melalui Augmented Reality Dengan Menggunakan Aplikasi Unity
Authors: Murdhani I Dewa Ayu Sri , Saraswati I Dewa Ayu Indah , Muhammad Sholeh
Published: September 2023

In today's modern era, information technology is developing quite rapidly in line with the times. The existence of these developments has had a large and broad impact on the progress of life in all fields. One of the currently developing information technologies is augmented reality (AR). AR can be used in the development of innovation in education. The use of AR can be an effective, fun, and interesting educational medium. The aim of the research is to help students learn more effectively using learning media that combines the real world with digital information through 2D or 3D models. The use of AR is used for the development of biology learning materials. The developed application is expected to make teaching materials easier to understand and students can measure mastery of the material, as well as make it easier to learn in a more active way in a self-paced mode. The research method used is Research and Development (R&D). Using this method can create innovation and improvement in the product/application development process. This research will produce an AR application that explains the discussion of material from human organs, then there is a quiz, and is equipped with 3D objects to provide an interactive learning experience, increase interest in learning, then be able to see and interact with models of human organs virtually. AR-based learning (Education) media was developed using the Unity application.
Peran Subak Dalam Optimalisasi Pengembangan Agrowisata Subak Kualon di Desa Sidan Kecamatan Gianyar Kabupaten Gianyar
Authors: Kardana Pande Putu Ivan Witdi , Lestari Putu Fajar Kartika , Pratiwi Luh Putu Kirana
Published: September 2023

Agriculture has the potential to become a new source of growth considering the market is quite large, especially since each district or in Bali has the potential for agricultural commodities. Subak is one of the world's cultural heritages which is a place for farming communities to carry out agricultural activities. Subak can also help farmers in improving the welfare of their families. Agrotourism as part of a tourist attraction with the aim of expanding knowledge, experience, recreation and business relations in agriculture. The purpose of this study is as follows: to determine the role of subak in optimizing the development of agro-tourism in Subak Kualon, Sidan Village, Gianyar. To find out the potential of Subak Kualon in the development of Agro-tourism in Sidan Gianyar Village. This type of research is qualitative and quantitative. The location in this study was Subak Kualon, Sidan Village, Gianyar District, Gianyar Regency. The time of implementation was 3 months, from November 2022 - January 2023. The results showed that the role of subak had an average percentage of 73.70% and was categorized as good. This is because the highest percentage is in the agricultural technical aspects of 79.72% and is categorized as good, the second highest percentage is the socio-cultural aspect of 74.20 which is categorized as good, the third is the environmental aspect with a percentage of 72.34 which is categorized as good and the fourth is the aspect economy of 71.77% and in the good category. Subak potential has an average percentage of 73.37% and is categorized as good. This is because the highest percentage is in the concept of accessibility with a percentage of 83.04% and is categorized as very good, the second highest percentage is attraction with a percentage of 72.00% and is categorized as good, the third is amenity with a percentage of 71.94 and is categorized as good and the the fourth is anciliary with a percentage of 68.51% and is categorized as good.
Analisis Faktor-Faktor yang Mempengaruhi Pendapatan Operasional Lembaga Perkreditan Desa di Kecamatan Kediri Kabupaten Tabanan
Authors: Rastana I Dewa Gede , Guna I Nyoman Ariana , Sarjana I Wayan Mula
Published: September 2023

The Village Credit Institution (LPD) has a major role in managing village finances. So this institution must continue to be developed. There are many factors that affect the income of Village Credit Institutions in Kediri District, including the amount of credit, the amount of capital and the number of credit customers. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of the amount of credit, the amount of capital and the number of credit customers on the operational income of the Village Credit Institution in Kediri District, either partially or simultaneously. This study uses three independent variables, namely the amount of credit (X1), the amount of capital (X2), and the number of credit customers (X3) and the dependent variable is operating income (Y) using quantitative analysis methods using linear regression analysis techniques. multiple. The results of this study are (1) the amount of credit has a real and partial significant effect on operational income at the Village Credit Institution (LPD) in Kediri District because t count is greater than t table or 3.643 > 1.739 and the significance is smaller than 0.05, namely 0.002 < 0.05. (2) The amount of capital has a significant and significant effect partially on operating income at the Village Credit Institution (LPD) in Kediri District because t count is greater than t table or 6.615 > 1.739 and the significance is smaller than 0.05, i.e. 0.000 < 0.05 . (3) The number of credit customers has a significant and significant effect partially on the operational income of the Village Credit Institution (LPD) in Kediri District because t count is greater than t table or 4.449 > 1.739 and the significance is smaller than 0.05 or 0.000 < 0.05 . (4) The amount of credit, the amount of capital and the number of credit customers simultaneously have a real and significant effect on the operational income of the Village Credit Institution in Kediri District because the F ratio is greater than F table or 355,046 > 3.20 and the significance is less than 0.05 ie 0.000 < 0.05. Based on the conclusions from the results of the study, it can be recommended to increase the amount of credit, the amount of capital, and the number of credit customers so that it continues to be increased while still paying attention and considering the principle of prudence, especially in providing loans and looking at the business processes of borrowing customers, so that non-performing loans can be minimized as much as possible. traffic jams), as well as more appropriate policies from the government to provide a more conducive climate for the development of Village Credit Institutions (LPD) in the future.
Faktor yang Mempengaruhi Keputusan Investor Dalam Membeli Saham di Perusahaan Sektor Perkebunan Selama Pandemi Covid 19
Authors: HRP Husaini Muhammad
Published: September 2023

“while the Covid-19 pandemic hit, stock fees plummeted, making traders cautious whilst making stock funding decisions. The reason of this examine is to take a look at whether a business enterprise's profitability, its liquidity and its market fee have an effect on the stock costs of groups within the forest plantation zone. traded and presented for sale on the Indonesian inventory market. to the public. stock trade (IDX) for the length 2020-2021. in this take a look at, it has a dating with the signaling theory, the signaling concept that if a organization has properly monetary performance, there may be an effect at the inventory fee, at which the enterprise offers a signal. or records for investors to invest thru financial performance facts. This studies method makes use of a quantitative studies technique that has been examined by classical hypothesis checking out and a couple of linear regression assessments, displaying that profitability has an impact on stock prices, not among liquidity and marketplace cost. now not in the stock charges of plantation companies.”
Pengaruh Motivasi Terhadap Minat Mahasiswa Untuk Menjadi Wirausaha Mahasiswa Program Studi Akuntansi Universiats Triatma Mulya
Authors: Dewi Tiara Kusuma
Published: September 2023

Being an entrepreneur is a decision about a profession that can be shaped. One of the places where someone can be educated or trained to become an entrepreneur is at a university, such as Triatma Mulya University. But unfortunately, because of fear of failure and lack of motivation, students often discourage their interest in becoming entrepreneurs and prefer to look for work rather than starting a business. Therefore, it is important to know the extent to which entrepreneurial motivation can attract students to entrepreneurship, especially in the Triatma Mulya University Management Study Program. The purpose of this study was to find out how the influence of motivation on the interest in entrepreneurship of students of the Triatma Mulya University accounting study program. Indicators of entrepreneurial motivation are ambition for freedom, self-realization, and pushing factors. This research is quantitative. Sampling was carried out by distributing questionnaires, using the sampling method to 64 respondents who were all students. The analysis technique used is multivariate analysis with SPSS version 20 and an alpha of 5%. The results of this study indicate that entrepreneurial motivation with an ambition for freedom indicator is the factor that has the greatest influence on students' entrepreneurial interest at Triatma Mulya University.
Impact of Cleaning Inspecting Lubrication & Tightening (CILT) on Overall Equipment Effectiveness for Sustainable Production
Authors: Khan Sheryar , Shaikh Shakeel Ahmed , Gopang Miskeen Ali , Khan Rano
Published: September 2023

Operating the equipment at its full capacity is one of the core objectives of every organization for sustainable production. OEE determines the actual amount of the product to be produced. This study was carried out with the aim to investigate the impact of Cleaning, Inspection, Lubrication, and Tightening (CILT) on Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE). It was found that after the implementation of CILT, OEE has increased by 12% and so the availability (3.12%), performance (16. %), and quality (0.44%). Results of the study confirm that CILT can bring a notable change in the OEE and has the potential to achieve substantial improvement if it implies to the rest of the lines.
Abstract degenerate Volterra inclusions in locally convex spaces
Authors: Kostic Marko
Published: September 2023

In this paper, we analyze the abstract degenerate Volterra integro-differential equations in sequentially complete locally convex spaces by using multivalued linear operators and vector-valued Laplace transform. We follow the method which is based on the use of (a, k)-regularized C-resolvent families generated by multivalued linear operators and which suggests a very general way of approaching abstract Volterra equations. Among many other themes, we consider the Hille-Yosida type theorems for \((a, k)\)-regularized C-resolvent families, differential and analytical properties of \((a, k)\)-regularized $C$-resolvent families, the generalized variation of parameters formula, and subordination principles. We also introduce and analyze the class of \((a, k)\)-regularized \((C_1,C_2)\)-existence and uniqueness families. The main purpose of third section, which can be viewed of some independent interest, is to introduce a relatively simple and new theoretical concept useful in the analysis of operational properties of Laplace transform of non-continuous functions with values in sequentially complete locally convex spaces. This concept coincides with the classical concept of vector-valued Laplace transform in the case that \(X\) is a Banach space. For more information see https://ejde.math.txstate.edu/Volumes/2023/63/abstr.html
Local well-posedness and standing waves with prescribed mass for Schrodinger-Poisson systems with a logarithmic potential in R^2
Authors: Dou Xuechao , Sun Juntao
Published: September 2023

In this article, we consider planar Schrodinger-Poisson systems with a logarithmic external potential \(W(x)=\ln (1+|x|^2)\) and a general nonlinear term \(f\). We obtain conditions for the local well-posedness of the Cauchy problem in the energy space. By introducing some suitable assumptions on \(f\), we prove the existence of the global minimizer. In addition, with the help of the local well-posedness, we show that the set of ground state standing waves is orbitally stable.

For more information see https://ejde.math.txstate.edu/Volumes/2023/64/abstr.html