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David Hare – screenwriter: recognition of the playwright's idiosyncrasy in related genres
Authors: Reinova Anastasiia Vladimirovna
Published: November 2024

The purpose of the study is to search for a certain "reading code" of deep text–generating dominants and constants in the works of D. Hare using a comprehensive analysis of the script for the mini-series "Collateral" and the text of the play "Stuff Happens". The article examines the peculiarities of the functioning of the idiosyncrasy of a modern English playwright and screenwriter, who raises topical issues of politics and the world order in his works. The scientific novelty is due to the little-studied nature of the proposed material. The article presents for the first time a comprehensive characterization of D. Hare 's idiosyncrasy. The proposed approach can be applied in the analysis of the work of modern playwrights. A new concept is also one that asserts the presence of a number of features of Hare's style inherent in his diverse works. The main ways of representing political realities in D. Hare 's work are also revealed, which contributes to understanding the characteristic features and ideological orientation of works of political drama and related genres. The results of the study show that behind the wide "range of speech transformations" of the creative personality, D. Hare can be seen as the "structure-forming core" of his works, which consists in using certain ways of conveying characteristics of characters, focalization and ideological orientation, which help the author in uncovering the main conflict.
Semantic features of polysemous verbs with enantiosemic meanings in the Khakass language
Authors: Shagdurova Olga Yurjevna
Published: November 2024

The purpose of the study is to identify in the lexical system of the modern Khakass language the linguistic category of enantiosemy as one of the types of semantic development of meanings in the structure of the same lexeme. Using the example of multivalued verbal vocabulary, the article shows the frequency of use and formation of opposite intraverbal meanings. The main corpus of various verbal combinations and constructions extracted from lexicographic sources, fiction, folklore, as well as the author's field material is revealed. The scientific novelty of the work lies in the fact that it represents the first description of the verbal enantiosemy for Khakass and other Turkic languages of Siberia. The work for the first time establishes polysemantic verbs with enantiosemic meanings; the main ways of forming enantiosemic meanings in the structure of a polysemantic verb; semantic types of confronted oppositions; the connection of combinable possibilities of the verb with certain subjects and objects of action in the formation of opposite meanings within one lexeme. The results showed that in the Khakass language, lexical enantiosemy manifests itself as a result of heterogeneous factors that give rise to the formation of an intraverbial antonymy.
João e Maria e a recepção infantil: do conto de fadas tradicional ao contemporâneo
Authors: Souza Renata Junqueira de , Campos Cleide de Araújo , Carneiro Ana Paula
Published: November 2024

Os contos de fadas são obras clássicas que permanecem vivas ao longo do tempo, seja por meio de versões originais, adaptações ou releituras. Desde cedo, as crianças estão em contato com os conhecimentos historicamente acumulados pela humanidade, e através da oralidade, elas se conectam com os bens culturais de diferentes sociedades e culturas. Para introduzir, em sala de aula, esse vasto universo cultural e literário, é necessário um mediador mais experiente. Uma das maneiras eficazes de realizar essa mediação é por meio do trabalho com a literatura em sala de aula. Este estudo tem como objetivo analisar uma prática desenvolvida à partir do conto “João e Maria", comparando as versões dos irmãos Grimm e a adaptação brasileira da autora e ilustradora Rosinha. Entendemos a literatura como um direito universal. Ao serem compartilhadas em situações vivenciadas por leitores mais experientes, as crianças podem aprender as estratégias de leitura necessárias para a compreensão dos textos, tornando-se leitores proficientes. Nesse sentido, quanto mais cedo as crianças forem expostas a situações formais, sistematizadas e planejadas que envolvem estratégias de leitura, maior será a probabilidade de elas compreenderem e apreciarem os textos clássicos e suas releituras. A base teórica deste estudo inclui os trabalhos de Colomer (2007), Solé (1998), Girotto & Souza (2010), além de outros autores que fundamentaram nossas discussões, como Abramovich (1993). Portanto, destacamos que o contato com boas obras literárias durante a infância contribui significativamente para a formação leitora das crianças.
A mediação da linguagem na promoção de interações recíprocas no ambiente da sala de aula
Authors: Francisco Edmilson
Published: November 2024

O artigo tem como objetivo destacar a importância do uso da linguagem como instrumento de desenvolvimento humano e de transmissão do conhecimento no ambiente da sala de aula e de suas implicações para o ensino e a aprendizagem. A concepção de linguagem é abordada como “instância viva”, utilizada por parceiros (alunos e professores) que a utilizam no jogo da comunicação linguística estabelecida no contexto da sala de aula, por meio da troca de enunciados, em interação, e que, juntos, se constroem mutuamente, mediados por essa linguagem. A discussão é amparada por Bakhtin (2003) e Faiclough (2006), nos quais buscamos alinhar seus conceitos teóricos, referentes à concepção da linguagem como um fenômeno social profundamente enraizado na interação e no diálogo. Intentamos assinalar o quão importante é a linguagem no ambiente da sala de aula, se for utilizada eficazmente como instrumento de desenvolvimento humano e de produção de conhecimentos.
“A educação literária oferece uma janela para o mundo”: entrevista com Fernando Azevedo
Authors: Azevedo Fernando , Magalhães Naves Ludmila
Published: November 2024

No âmbito das discussões nacionais e internacionais acerca da educação literária, destacam-se os estudos do Prof. Dr. Fernando Azevedo. Nesse contexto, realizou-se uma entrevista com o Professor Associado com Agregação do Instituto de Educação da Universidade do Minho (Braga, Portugal), onde é o responsável pela regência de unidades curriculares da graduação e da pós-graduação nas áreas da Didática da Língua Portuguesa e da Formação de Leitores. Na entrevista o autor aponta diferentes aspectos que envolvem a educação literária, ampliando a compreensão a respeito da mediação literária, da compreensão leitora e de literacia no ensino da literatura nas escolas.
Oligocene – Miocene Tectono-Stratigraphic Development of the Southern Levant Basin, Eastern Mediterranean
Authors: Joffe Amir , Makovsky Yizhaq , Bell Rebecca , Steinberg Josh
Published: November 2024

The Levant Basin, Eastern Mediterranean, has a complex geological history. The separation of Africa from Arabia, and the collision of the latter with Eurasia during the Oligocene – Miocene had significant implications for the tectono-stratigraphy of the region, as recorded in the thick, siliciclastic-dominated sequence preserved in the Levant Basin. Previous studies mostly focused on either onshore or relatively local offshore areas, with a synthesis of the interplay between plate motions and sedimentation, as largely documented in offshore geophysical and geological (i.e., borehole) data still lacking. Using multiple high-resolution, 3D seismic reflection surveys, we generated sediment thickness maps, spectral decomposition, and ISO-proportional slices that document the structural and sedimentological elements shaping the basin during the Oligocene – Miocene. More specifically, our results show that during the Early Oligocene, sedimentation was dominated by an easterly (Arabian) source, whereas the Late Oligocene to Aquitanian witnessed a shift to a southerly (African) source through the evolution of the Nile River. The Burdigalian period marked a significant tectono-stratigraphic transition period during which large-scale folding, regional faulting and renewed incision occurred. Widespread carbonate deposition during the Langhian-Serravallian was followed, during the Early Tortonian, by a catastrophic event that mostly affected the southern Levant Basin. The Late Tortonian was largely characterised by widespread submarine incision across the southern Levant Basin. Our study reveals how sedimentary systems record important clues as to complex tectonic reorganisations involving rifting, subduction, and strike-slip motion.
Multiphysics modelling approach of stripping Ethanol from Ethanol-Water mixture using hot microbubbles
Authors: Murali Vishal
Published: November 2024

Ethanol has always been an integral part of our daily life. We often use ethanol knowingly or unknowingly in many formats. Industrialists use ethanol as a primary or secondary solvent in the synthesis of organic materials, as a cleaning/ sanitising solvent which can sanitise the area where it is applied onto. As a fuel, ethanol can be used as an additive to standard gasoline to make the fuel cleaner and greener. A greener commute/ travel is currently possible dominantly with the usage of electric vehicles (EVs). However, the EV infrastructure is in the primitive stages where the growth is not that exceptional as it expected but there is a steady growth. To catch up with the conventional fuels, it would take a considerable amount of time. In order to cut down the carbon footprint in the present, the addition of green additives in the fuels are the suggested actions. With countries like India initiating the action to bring down the gasoline consumption by increasing the ethanol content to a 20% by 2030, there is a good market for additives like ethanol and butanol which can be produced using a green way. There is also a concern with backwards compatibility of the EV with fuel which is not compatible. To make majority of the vehicles cleaner and greener bio-based additives are the go-to. The necessity of biofuels due to the reasons above has increased in the recent years which led to an increase in the production and the costs associated with the production. To cut down the costs associated with the production; process intensification techniques are utilised to reduce the time to process the raw materials to products. Intensification techniques like reactive distillation, pervaporation had been the norm to perform two-unit operations in the same machinery. In the recent years with the introduction of microbubbles, the addition of hot microbubbles has solved the long unsolved Mpemba effect along with the ability to perform multiple unit operations altogether. This project aspires to develop a Multiphysics model where the modelled system initially represents a single air microbubble in a reservoir of a binary mixture of ethanol and water in a 2-D axisymmetric domain and perform a parametric sweep on the bubble to incorporate hotter bubbles and observe its behaviour. The model is scaled up to a two-bubble system to find the optimum separation of bubbles where interaction is nil and the heat distribution I even across the system. A 3-D geometry is generated with the simulation from the 2-bubble system using the optimal distance where bubbles are generated using COMSOL’s application builder to build the ideal microbubble system and simulate the same
Financial stress as a mediator of financial position and depressive symptoms among rural Nepali women
Authors: Hadd Alexandria , Shervinskie Abbie , Clark Cari Jo
Published: November 2024

Assets, income, socioeconomic status, and other measures of financial position are consistent predictors of depression. Although financial stress has been proposed as a mediator of this relationship, no study has explored this hypothesis using a rigorous longitudinal design or outside of high-income countries. We address this gap using longitudinal cohort data collected from 2021 to 2023 across four timepoints. The sample comprised 831 women (M = 35.9 years old) living in Nawalpur, a rural district in the Gandaki province of Nepal; the majority of which were married (88%) and of Janajati caste/ethnicity (61%). Financial position was determined using household assets, depressive symptoms with the Patient Health Questionnaire-9, and financial stress with a single bespoke item. Direct and indirect effects were estimated using a cross-lagged panel mediation model (CLPM); we also conduct cross-sectional mediation models – of the sort typically employed in mediation analyses – for comparison and bias estimation. In the CLPM, financial stress significantly mediated the financial position-depressive symptom relationship between timepoints one and three, but not between timepoints two and four. After accounting for financial stress as a mediator, the direct effects of financial position on depressive symptoms were not statistically significant. The cross-sectional models overestimated the relationship between financial stress and depressive symptoms; otherwise, results between the CLPM and cross-sectional models were generally comparable. Our findings suggest that interventions components that address financial stress may help improve depressive symptoms. Methodologically, we argue that more researchers should employ longitudinal designs when investigating mediation processes.
Symptom-Specific Links between Internalizing Problems and Functional Connectivity in Adolescents: A Network Analysis
Authors: Karl Valerie , Bjørndal Ludvig Daae , Aksnes Eira Ranheim , Teulings Irene Johanna Elisabeth , MacSweeney Niamh , Beck Dani , Westlye Lars T. , Ebrahimi Omid V. , Tamnes Christian K.
Published: November 2024

Previous fMRI studies have documented links between internalizing problems in youth and brain functional connectivity of the default (DN), frontoparietal (FP), and salience (SA) networks. Characterized by a large symptom heterogeneity and comorbidity, it remains elusive how individual internalizing symptoms relate to DN, FP, and SA connectivity. Leveraging a large population-based sample of adolescents (N = 2426; mean age = 14.1 years) and an integrated network modelling approach, we identified symptom-specific associations between internalizing problems and functional connectivity and explored sex and timing-specific differences in these links. Our findings revealed small negative associations between self-reported feelings of worthlessness and guilt and DN within-network connectivity and positive associations between fearfulness and FP within-network connectivity. Moreover, sadness and fearfulness were positively associated with DN-SA between-network connectivity. Exploratory analyses revealed no significant sex differences but indicated that DN within-network connectivity around age 10 was negatively associated with self-reported worthlessness at age 14. Our findings show symptom-specific associations between internalizing problems and brain functional circuitry in youth and highlight the complex interplay of symptoms and brain networks.
Solidarity Imbalances after Racism and Sexism: Black Americans are Expected to Express High Solidarity but Anticipate Lower Solidarity from Racial/Ethnic Outgroups
Authors: Drake Rebecca Grace , Wilkins Clara L , Lai Calvin K.
Published: November 2024

Because claiming discrimination is not always taken seriously, marginalized groups may consider cues about whom to trust in providing support and solidarity. Black, Hispanic, and Asian participants (Study 1; N = 931) and women (Study 2; N = 1207) from the United States imagined someone made a discriminatory comment to them and rated the likelihood of being supported by an individual who varied in identity and past solidarity-related behavior. Participants anticipated more support from their own racial/ethnic group for racism and from women for sexism, and then anticipated support by the following groups: Black > Hispanic > Asian ≥ White and women > men. Past behavior boosted anticipated support, especially from outgroups. Strikingly, we found solidarity imbalances; groups consistently anticipated that Black people would support them, yet Black people anticipated lower support from racial/ethnic outgroups.
Naïve epistemics: A theory of rational and error-prone mental state reasoning
Authors: Bio Branden J. , Khemlani Sangeet
Published: November 2024

Effective communication depends on reasoning about what others know and believe, and failures in executive functioning can disrupt the way adults reason about mental states. No study has revealed errors traceable to mental state reasoning processes, such as failures in interpreting premises, simulating possibilities, and formulating conclusions. We developed such a theory to account for both rational and error-prone mental state reasoning; to test it, we investigated a family of specific mental state reasoning inferences concerning agents and their states of knowledge and belief. Online participants in eight preregistered studies (N = 484) considered conditional inferences couched in terms of a mental state, e.g., Alia knows that if it’s rainy then the café is closed; It’s rainy. What follows? They generated natural conclusions using a novel sentence construction interface (Experiments 1a-e, 3, 4) and by typing out responses (Experiment 2). These generative tasks permitted analyses of participants’ tendency to draw sensible epistemic conclusions as well as their systematic errors. One family of errors was an “omniscience” error: reasoners erroneously imputed knowledge of a deductive consequence to an individual. We explain these results in the context of a novel, model-based theory of epistemic reasoning.
Planning promotes studying – the higher the plan quality the better: a micro-randomized trial
Authors: Schaaf Mirijam , Brod Garvin , Breitwieser Jasmin
Published: November 2024

Implementation intentions could be a promising metacognitive strategy for self-regulated learning. They could help students increase the likelihood of studying by planning when and where to study. In a 42-day micro-randomized trial in an authentic real-world setting, we examined the effectiveness of planning prompts to increase children’s engagement with a vocabulary learning app. Children (N = 357) received mobile prompts in the evening asking them to formulate appropriate implementation intentions for the next day, that is, if-then plans specifying when and where they would like to study vocabulary.Results indicated that planning prompts were not effective per se; rather, the effectiveness of planning depended crucially on the quality of the plan. Using a newly developed rubric to classify plan quality based on the specificity, saliency, and contextual aspects of the plan, we show that the higher the plan quality, the more likely children were to study the next day. These findings suggest that well-formulated if-then plans are a useful metacognitive strategy for action control, helping to increase the likelihood of studying.For children to use this metacognitive strategy to plan their own studying, researchers and teachers need to ensure that they explain it carefully, provide examples of high-quality plans, and preferably scaffold the creation of plans by providing feedback.
Cochlear Implants Convey Less Speech Information for Experienced Listeners with Single-Sided Deafness
Authors: Jeppsen Charlotte , McMurray Bob
Published: November 2024

Purpose: The efficacy of the Cochlear Implant (CI) in listeners with single-sided deafness (SSD) was evaluated by comparing single-ear speech perception in SSD listeners and bilateral cochlear implant listeners (BCI).Methods: Consonant-nucleus-consonant (CNC) speech perception scores for the CI-only ear in SSD listeners (N=55) were compared to single-ear performance in age and device experience-matched BCI listeners (N=55). Separate analyses examined: (1) the first-implanted ear in sequential BCI listeners, matched to the same ear in SSD listeners, and (2) the lower-performing ear in BCI listeners. Models included moderators like age, time since implantation, CI usage, and etiology. An additional analysis compared first and second implants for sequential BCI listeners.Results: SSD listeners consistently showed lower CNC scores than BCI listeners after controlling for age, time since implantation, CI usage, and etiology. Sequential BCI listeners exhibited lower CNC scores on their second ear, compared to their first ear. Conclusion: Speech perception with CIs is reduced in SSD listeners compared to BCI users, likely due to blocking, where the normal-hearing ear diminishes reliance on the CI. Lower performance in the second implanted ear of sequential BCI listeners also suggests greater reliance on the more experienced ear. These findings highlight the need for additional training, resources, and support to optimize CI performance in SSD listeners, despite prior evidence of positive CNC outcomes.
Computing the laws of war: investigating the relationship between war, international law and military computer technology
Authors: McKenzie Simon
Published: November 2024

This article proposes the use of conceptual resources from science and technology studies to historicise and investigate co-constitution of the laws of war and military computer technology, with a particular focus on the law’s development in the Additional Protocols to the Geneva Conventions. This approach brings into sharper relief the values of the laws of war and aid our critical analysis of its norms and practices.
Second-Grade Students’ Achievement and Engagement in Inquiry-Based Learning: An Exploratory Study
Authors: Winters Jeremy , Schrodt Katie M. , Huddleston Tracey
Published: November 2024

This exploratory study examined 3 second-grade classrooms in the southeast United States. The purpose was to determine the effects and feasibility of implementing various levels of inquiry-based instruction. The study used structured, guided, and open inquiry in the project. The central content focus was on mimicry using a unit of study around pill bugs. This article reports on the unit that was implemented, results of the implementation, and implications for teachers desiring to implement inquiry-based instruction into the classroom.
The Relationship between Socio-Demographic Characteristics, Safety Awareness, and Safety Behaviors among Workers in E-Waste Recycling Shops in Thailand
Authors: Decharat Somsiri , Peeranart Kiddee
Published: November 2024

Introduction: Safety behavior is an approach to workplace safety that focuses on workers’ behavior as the cause of most work-related injuries and illnesses. Some of the effects of e-waste recycling on health may occur.
Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted between January and July 2021 with e-waste workers living in Southern Thailand. The questionnaire was divided into 3 parts:  1) socio-demographic characteristics for 14 items; 2) safety awareness for 20 items; and 3) safety behaviors for 20 items, collected data from e-waste workers. Interpreting The average score value was interpreted using the interpretive criteria divided into three levels. Descriptive and multilinear regression analyses were conducted. P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant.                   
Results: The results of this study found that the majority of e-waste workers were male (96.30%). E-waste workers who smoked cigarettes, drank alcohol, worked ≥ 8 hours per day, ≥6 days/week, and had worked for >13 years had significantly lower safety behavior practice levels compared to e-waste workers who did not smoke cigarettes, did have drank alcohol, worked < 8 hours per day, < 6 days/week, and ≤13 years. Health effects on e-waste workers in e-waste recycling shops were significantly associated with hours worked per day, days worked per week and the use of masks and gloves. In addition, significant relationships were found between safety behaviors and safety awareness (F: 597.457; P < .001).                                                                                         
Conclusion: Safety behavior is very important. Meanwhile, raising awareness with safety factors in mind is important because it makes safety behaviors sustainable.
An In-Depth Analysis of Macroeconomic Factors Influencing Nepal's Economic Growth
Authors: Kumar Nand Kishor
Published: November 2024

Background: Nepal, a low-income South Asian country, faces significant challenges in achieving sustainable economic growth. Various macroeconomic determinants such as inflation, government expenditure, foreign direct investment, and net exports play critical roles in shaping its economic trajectory. Despite global research on growth determinants, limited studies focus on Nepal’s context, particularly over the long term.
Objective: This study investigates the impact of key macroeconomic determinants—gross fixed capital formation (GFCF), net export (NE), and total expenditure (TE)—on Nepal’s real gross domestic product (RGDP) from 1980 to 2022.
Methods: Using time-series data from credible sources like the World Bank and IMF, the research employs an Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression model. Diagnostic tests including heteroscedasticity, serial correlation, and normality assessments ensure model reliability.
Findings: Gross fixed capital formation significantly positively affects economic growth, while net exports show a negligible and negative relationship with RGDP. Total expenditure positively influences growth, though with modest significance. Diagnostic tests confirm the robustness of the model, with R-squared values indicating high explanatory power.
Conclusion: Investments in capital formation drive economic growth in Nepal, while high import-export imbalances and recurrent expenditure hinder progress. The study recommends policy adjustments to enhance trade competitiveness and efficient resource allocation.
Novelty: This study provides a comprehensive analysis of Nepal’s economic growth determinants over a four-decade period, bridging research gaps with its detailed econometric approach.
Earthquake Scenario in Sudur Pashchim and Karnali Provinces and its Socio-economic Impacts
Authors: Balayar Suresh , Sharma Bishnu Prasad Pangali
Published: November 2024

Nepal is located in a seismically active region with a long history of devastating earthquakes. Likewise, several earthquake incidents have been recorded in the Western Nepal The study aims to illustrate the earthquake scenario and analyze the socio-economic impacts in the Sudur Pashchim and Karnali Provinces. A mixed-method research approach was used to meet the objectives of the study. Two hundred households were surveyed and field observations were accomplished for primary data in the most affected areas. Moreover, secondary data were collected from official reports, online portals, news articles, and literature reviews. ArcGIS 10.8.2, GPS, and Excel sheets were used to analyze the data. The study found that about 293 earthquakes incidents with 4 to 6.6 magnitudes hit the region from 1994-2023. Bajhang, Bajura, Humla, and Darchula districts experienced more strokes than others. However, Dadeldhura, Kanchanpur, Surkhet, Dolpa, Kailali, Salyan, and Baitadi districts experienced minimal strokes. The earthquakes affected 292 casualties, 332 injuries, and 3880 families. Besides, private houses were partially and fully damaged more than government houses in the study area. Also, earthquakes impact socially and psychologically which could cause short or long-term trauma. During the disaster, Earthquake survivors need proper healthcare, shelter, food, clothes, security, and other basic needs. So, they hope with the government and other helping hands. Thus, stakeholders related to disasters, should have enough preparedness and organize awareness programs in the school to community level which can help to mitigate the problems after the disaster.
Reviving Tourism in Nepal: Embracing Sustainable Mountain Adventures
Authors: Sharma Sabitri
Published: November 2024

This paper explores mountain tourism in Nepal, emphasizing its rich natural beauty, cultural heritage, and adventure opportunities. The primary objective is to analyze tourist flow over the years, highlighting trends of growth, decline, and recovery. The article examines the potential of mountain tourism while addressing challenges related to tourism regulation and the necessity of environmental conservation. A descriptive approach is employed to assess these trends and challenges, utilizing secondary data from reputable sources, including the National Planning Commission, the Tourism Board, the Bureau of Statistics Nepal, and various published journals and dissertations. The study conscientiously addresses the revival of mountain tourism in Nepal and the sensitive challenges linked to mountain tourism. By emphasizing the urgency of these concerns, the article advocates for the adoption of sustainability principles and the implementation of judicious management strategies to mitigate these challenges.
Z problematyki środka karnego w postaci zakazu posiadania zwierząt
Authors: Wala Krzysztof
Published: November 2024

The subject of the study is to discuss the penal measure in the form of a ban on owning animals. The article analyzes controversial issues relating to the subject matter. Indicated, among others: on issues related to the scope of the ban on owning animals, the legal basis for its adjudication, and issues related to its implementation. Certain de lege ferenda demands were also formulated, the aim of which is to strengthen the legal protection of animals.
Projekt Karty o roli parlamentów w funkcjonowaniu demokracji liberalnej
Authors: Mik Cezary
Published: November 2024

The article presents a critique of the “Charter on the role of parliaments in the functioning of liberal democracy”, which is a document prepared for the Conference of Presidents of Parliaments of the European Union. The document, as a political declaration, does not have a normative nature. According to the author, the Charter is characterized by a poor concreteness, and the formulations contained in the act are general, vague and do not contribute much to the debate on the role of national parliaments in the European Union.
Book Review: Levy, Helton. Globalized Queerness: Identities and Commodities in Queer Popular Culture. Bloomsbury Publishing, 2023.
Authors: Jarrin Carmen Alvaro
Published: November 2024

Globalized Queerness takes a critical look at the global media landscape to examine whether queer and trans representations become homogenized or flattened as they seek to reach a wide, transnational audience. Levy defines “globalized queerness” as a series of media strategies emerging mostly from Western and Anglophone metropoles, which “have capitalized on queer life to sell products and homogenize ideas of queerness” (197). This mass commodification of queer representation emerges at the expense of racially minoritized, impoverished queer communities, particularly those from the Global South, as their localized experiences of doing LGBTQIA+ art and politics are erased from the media landscape. The book is careful, however, not to portray globalized queerness as an all-encompassing media landscape, as it tracks the frequent ruptures of local politics into global narratives, particularly in the hands of more critical queer and trans media producers.
Correlation of Sales, Business Climate Change Through Economic The Correlation of SME Sales, Business Climate Change Impact, and Economic Growth in Sustainable Green Economy Implementation
Authors: Dura Justita , Azreen Azriana Binti Azham Nur
Published: November 2024

East Java actively promotes the concept of green economy as an integral part of its efforts to sustain national development. This concept emphasizes not only job creation, economic growth, and environmental preservation but also serves as a foundation for advancing the province further. The implementation of green economy is expected to manage natural resources sustainably while strengthening existing economic sectors. This study aims to examine the direct impacts of green economy practices on key aspects in East Java, including overall economic growth, climate change, SME sales, and their contribution to sustainable development. With a focus on over one million SMEs in the province, the study employs quantitative survey methods to gather comprehensive data. The Economic Base Theory serves as the theoretical framework, highlighting that regional economic growth is driven by external demand for local goods and services. The research aims to provide valuable insights for policymakers and economic practitioners in developing effective and sustainable green economy strategies at the regional level. It also aims to contribute positively to global efforts addressing climate change challenges and environmental conservation.
Analisis Metode Pengendalian Kualitas Produk sebagai Pencegahan Kegagalan Produksi: A Literature Review
Authors: Siallagan Sahala , Diomen Syahputra Manik
Published: November 2024

In the manufacturing industry, quality plays an important role as a criterion for assessing industrial readiness. In the production process, failure to meet product standards often results in defective or damaged products. Therefore, companies should prevent and reduce the number of defective products that do not meet standardization provisions. The purpose of the study is to develop theoretical and practical aspects of the analysis of product quality control methods for product failure prevention. This study is a literature review by means of a library data collection published nationally in the past ten years, especially in Industrial engineering. The results show that the Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) method is most frequently used in quality control studies. The FMEA may prevent the failures that arise so that product failures can be reduced, which increases the company's revenue. This method can be compared with other similar studies for further analysis. Combining FMEA with other methods can be considered a novelty that can be utilized to increase the business of both products and services in society, especially in small and medium enterprises.
Penurunan Kadar Ammonia dari Air Limbah Industri Menggunakan Jet Bubble Column dengan Solvent KOH
Authors: Wan Qori Sri Maulani  , Muhammad Zaman  , Muhammad Yerizam
Published: November 2024

Ammonia merupakan salah satu senyawa yang dihasilkan dari proses industri pembuatan pupuk urea yang bersifat toksik dan berbahaya. Ammonia yang terkandung dalam air limbah dapat berdampak besar terhadap lingkungan dan sekitarnya jika langsung dibuang tanpa pengolahan yang baik terlebih dahulu. Oleh karena itu, diperlukan adanya teknik pengolahan limbah yang menjadi bagian penting untuk menjaga kelestarian lingkungan. Jet Bubble Column merupakan salah satu metode yang dapat diterapkan untuk penurunan kadar ammonia. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk menghitung koefisien perpindahan massa dan efisiensi untuk mengurangi kadar ammonia dalam air limbah industri melalui penggunaan udara stripping. Pada penelitian ini akan dilihat pengaruh dari variabel yang akan divariasikan, seperti laju alir udara (6-20 L/menit) dan temperatur (35°C dan 50°C). Kadar ammonia akan dianalisis menggunakan alat spektrofotometer UV-Vis dengan reagen Nessler dan panjang gelombang 460 nm. Hasil penelitian memperlihatkan bahwa peningkatan laju alir udara, temperatur, dan waktu stripping memiliki pengaruh signifikan terhadap nilai koefisien perpindahan massa dan efisiensi penurunan ammonia. Nilai koefisien perpindahan massa (KLa) terbaik diperoleh pada kondisi Qg = 20 L/menit dan T = 50°C yaitu sebesar 0,936 jam-1 dengan efisiensi sebesar 64,58%.
From honors education to regular education: the motivation and role of honors teachers as linking pins in innovations
Authors: Eijl Pierre van , Weerheijm Ron , Pilot Albert
Published: November 2024

This exploratory study is about the question of how teachers perceived how their experience with honors education have promoted innovations in their regular education. In this study, we interviewed teachers from four universities of applied sciences about this question. Interviews were conducted in 2019 and 2020, which resulted in 11 cases of innovation in regular programs inspired by experiences with honors education. A first part of this study showed how structural honors characteristics were important in this transfer structural characteristics (Van Eijl, Weerheijm & Pilot, 2023). The research question of the second part focusses on the role of the honors teacher in the innovations. The method of cross-case analysis was chosen. Based on an analysis of the interview data, the results were summarized and illustrated with quotes from the interviews. These innovations are at the level of a single module but also at the level of an entire undergraduate program. Experiences with honors education are frequently mentioned by the teachers as a motivation to work on the innovation of their regular education. These teachers rated the positive effect of honors education for their innovations in regular education as (very) stimulating. In these innovation, the teachers see themselves as "linking-pin", intrinsic motivated to actively transferring experiences from honors programs to innovations in regular programs. According to these teachers honors programs have an interesting innovation potential for regular programs.
Dialogues with the Past: A Life in History
Authors: Dick Lyle
Published: November 2024

This article recounts the author’s career as a public historian, involvement in academic writing, and aspects of his philosophy of history as they pertain to changes and continuities in historical practice and current trends in the field of Canadian history. It follows his path from undergraduate studies at Brandon University, graduate work at the University of Manitoba, and his thirty-five-year career at Parks Canada while based in Winnipeg, Ottawa-Gatineau, Victoria, and Vancouver. Also elaborated are his various activities in heritage conservation and public history, service on boards and committees, and his principal publications, how they came about, and the content of these works. The article credits some of the intellectual influences and historical mentors who helped shape his development as a historian. His early grassroots political activism and community engagement are also touched upon insofar as they influenced his approach to history. Also recounted are some of the challenges he was obliged to overcome in order to become a successful public servant, scholar, and consultant involved in the wider community of history and heritage.
Reading Consent through the “First Kiss” in Popular Young Adult Fantasy Novels
Authors: Little Elizabeth
Published: November 2024

Young adult (YA) literature is widely acknowledged as a space for readers to engage with contemporary issues and societal concerns. In recent years, there has been a growing focus on the representation of sexuality and consent. In this article, the author identifies how the post-feminist sensibilities operating in society that have persisted since the #MeToo movement are creating a distinct cultural moment that necessitates the consideration of consent and relationship dynamics in texts for young people. This article presents a literary analysis of two popular YA fantasy texts, A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas and Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard. The analysis demonstrates that the presentations of the first kiss in these texts presents consent in problematic ways that negate the importance of female agency and do not acknowledge unequal power dynamics. In this article, the author argues that popular YA fantasy literature texts present an opportunity to engage young people in nuanced conversations about sexuality and consent.
SOME ASPECTS OF TEACHER’S COMMUNICATION AT HIGHER SCHOOL
Authors:   East Siberian state institute of culture, Ezova Svetlana Andreevna
Published: November 2024

The article is based on the study of printed sources on a number of key categories of communication theory and competence approach. The character-istic of the terminology system is given: communicative competence, types, forms of communication by means of the mind map are considered, the interre-lation of the communicative competence of a higher school teacher in tradi-tional and electronic communication is revealed. In conclusion, the issue of the ethical and communicative competence of the teachers of higher school is touched upon.
GRAPHIC DESIGN IN KRASNOYARK: HISTORY OF PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL FORMATION
Authors:   Siberian state institute of arts of Dmitry Khovorostovsky, member of the Union of Designers of Russia, Rybakova Polina Vladimirovna
Published: November 2024

The article presents a study of the historical way of shaping the educa-tional process in the field of graphic design in Krasnoyarsk since the late 1970s. The author has analyzed historical data and events in detail identifying the key stages in the development of this sphere of education and their signifi-cance in the formation of modern educational environment. On the basis of the analysis the interaction of the artistic and socio-cultural environment has been considered which significantly influenced the successful formation and sub-sequent development of graphic design in the region. Special attention is also devoted to the school role in forming the pro-fessional community and introducing innovative approaches to the educational process. The presented material allows to trace its continuity with a detailed study of the graduates’ achievements both in academic and professional spheres. This enables to make conclusions about the importance and success of the educational strategies applied as well as about the significance of their use into the development of graphic design in the region.
USE OF RUDIMENTS ON THE DRUM KIT IN RHYTH-MIC PATTERNS, BREAKS AND FILLINGS
Authors:   Kazan state institute of culture, Kazantsev Andrey Sergeevich
Published: November 2024

Practicing drummers have to study drum rudiments to provide the lin-guistic basis and starting point for understanding patterns of playing tech-niques. Enlarging the repertoire of grooves and rudiments helps bring creativity to percussion solos and create unique drum techniques. Drummers studying the rudiments that in turn represent sets of rhythmic patterns become good at var-ious patterns. The article considers the options of the enlarged list of rudiments from the Percussive Arts Society (PAS) and gives specialized settings for their application.
TO THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOLK ENSEMBLE «MAGTAAL»
Authors:   East Siberian state institute of culture, Nikolaeva Darima Anatolyevna
Published: November 2024

The article gives a brief review of the creativity of the folklore ensem-ble «Magtaal», which is celebrating its anniversary. Over the 50 years of its activity this collective was the first in the Republic of Buryatia to glorify the multifaceted richness of the Buryat folk artistic culture, and become widely known beyond its borders. The author of the article focuses the readers’ atten-tion on the necessity to preserve the memory of this unique and original collec-tive.
ART MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES AS COMPONENTS OF URBAN CULTURAL LIFE IN THE IRKUTSK RE-GION (ON THE MATERIALS OF THE MUSEUM SPECIALISTS’ WORKS)
Authors:   Center of additional education development of children, Tkachev Vitaliy Viсtorovich
Published: November 2024

Art museums and galleries in the Irkutsk region are places of concentra-tion of the people who are interested in the art and creativity of domestic mas-ters of the pre-revolutionary, Soviet and modern periods. The institutions act as centers for disseminating knowledge about the achievements in the museum development and existing directions of the schools of painting. As part of the research, the museum specialists’ works on the history of creation and devel-opment of art museums and galleries are examined. The plots are presented to describe the changing attitude of scientific and creative collectives towards art collections, museum spaces as centers of cultural life in the Irkutsk region. The notes’ fragments and museum specialists’ observations concerning the spatial organization are presented. The museum staff is noted to study the exhibits and collections which became the basis for holding thematic exhibitions. The necessity to support the activities to study the history of museums in the field of art and preservation of artistic heritage is confirmed.
Integridad contextual como marco conceptual para la protección de la privacidad en medios digitales
Authors:   Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Noain-Sánchez Amaya
Published: November 2024

Este texto profundiza en el concepto de “integridad contextual”, marco de referencia desarrollado por Helen Nissenbaum para proteger la privacidad de los usuarios en los sistemas sociotécnicos. Sus investigaciones primigenias sobre vigilancia y protección de informaciones privadas se han aplicado a problemáticas como la recolección de datos personales en redes sociales, por buscadores como Google, tecnologías de macrodatos o sistemas de reconocimiento facial. Nissenbaum parte de la premisa de que la protección de la privacidad está ligada a la comprensión de los flujos de información que gobiernan cada escenario digital. Propone así una aproximación flexible a la protección de algo tan cambiante como el concepto de privacidad, evitando perderse en definiciones y casuísticas concretas y, por tanto, propiciando un marco de referencia que puede ser aplicado a cada concepción cultural. Su aproximación ha influido en normativas relativas a la protección de datos, como el comunitario RGPD, o normas sobre la seguridad de la información.
David Ricardo’nun Görüşlerinin İktisadi Adalet Bağlamında Değerlendirilmesi
Authors: Alkan Yaşar
Published: November 2024

Bu çalışma, Klasik Okul’un önde gelen isimlerinden biri olan David Ricardo’nun eserlerinde ele aldığı konuları, iktisadi adalet kavramı bağlamında inceleme amacına sahiptir. Bu amaç doğrultusunda öncelikle Ricardo’nun hayatı ve başlıca eserleri ele alınmaktadır. Sonrasında adalet ve iktisadi adalet üzerine yaptığı değerlendirmeler incelemektedir. En dikkat çeken eseri olan On the Principles of Political Economy and Taxation, bunlar üzerine çalışan çeşitli bilim insanlarının bakış açıları da dikkate alınarak iktisadi adalet perspektifiyle analiz edilmektedir. Ricardo, ekonomik politik olarak bilinen ve iktisat ile siyasetin kesişimini; piyasalar, devlet, fiyat, rant, kar, ücret gibi konular dahilinde inceleyen yöntemin en iyi uygulayıcılarından olmuştur. Sanayi devrimi İngiltere’sinin durumunu ve ekonomik yansımalarını gözler önüne seren çalışmalarıyla dikkat çekmiştir. Para, bankacılık sistemi, faiz oranı ve döviz kuru gibi konuları, klasik iktisadi düşünce mantalitesiyle analiz etmiştir. Ricardo’ya göre, sayılan bu kavramlar, iktisadi adaletin geniş kitlelere yayılmasına imkân veren ya da engelleyen araçlardır. O, toprağın fiyatının ve toprak rantının orta ve uzun vadede geçirdiği değişimin asıl sorun olduğunu ifade etmiştir ve bunun, iktisadi adaletin tesisini engelleyen olduğu yıkıcı bir etmen olduğunu söylemiştir. Serbest ticaretin faydaları üzerine geliştirdiği ‘’Karşılaştırmalı Üstünlük Teorisi’’ ile tanınırlığını artırmıştır