bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
LEADER OF CHANGE BASED ON THE PERCEPTIONS OF THE BUGIS AND MAKASSAR COMMUNITIES
Authors: Mangundjaya Wustari L , Bakar Resekiani Mas
Published: July 2022

Nowadays, the organization can be called a boundaryless organization, as moving from one organization to another and from one place to another is inevitable. In this regard, understanding the condition and characteristics of a society and culture is a must for a leader. A leader, especially a change leader, has to understand the culture, as he or she has to influence subordinates to follow the organization's objectives, without employees' commitment and support, the organizational change will be hard to achieve. Meanwhile, Indonesia consists of thousands of islands with various ethnics and cultures, making Indonesia a very diverse country, which then makes a leader should have an understanding of the characteristics of the people in the organization. The ethnic of Bugis-Makassar is the majority of the ethnic who stay in Makassar city. This study uses a qualitative approach with FGD as the tool in data collection. The number of participants is 30. The results show that the majority of the participants prefer to have a leader with the role of Coach compared with the other two roles. This result is expected to have contributed to the change leader that will be assigned in the organization with the majority of people from Bugis-Makassar.
Communication Patterns of Adolescent Self-Harm Suffering in Interpersonal Relationships
Authors: Sari Genny Gustina , Wirman Welly
Published: July 2022

The phenomenon of self-harm is an iceberg phenomenon that generally attacks teenagers. Self-harm is an act of self-harm in which the perpetrator finds pleasure and a feeling of satisfaction and relief. This act of self-harm is not properly recorded, but the times have shown that self-harm sufferers have begun to show their activities on social media such as Twitter. Several previous studies have explained that teenagers self-harm due to a lack of communication and bonding between the perpetrator and his family and closest people. The purpose of this study was to determine the process of social penetration in adolescents with self-harm communication patterns in establishing interpersonal relationships in Pekanbaru City and to determine the communication patterns formed in adolescents with self-harm in establishing interpersonal relationships with family and friends in Pekanbaru City. This study uses a qualitative research method with a phenomenological approach. Based on the findings in the field, the communication pattern found by self-harm sufferers with their families is using permissive communication patterns. Permissive communication patterns of self-harm sufferers are in the form of indifference, indifference, and freedom that goes beyond parents’ boundaries to children. Self-harm sufferers admit minimal verbal and nonverbal interaction with their parents and that self-harm is done not as a form of protest but rather as an emotional outlet. Self-harm is a form of children’s disappointment with their parents, and their actions upload these actions on Twitter as a form of protest and resistance by children against communication patterns and parenting patterns in a wider scope as well as a medium for dancing with friends so that they don’t feel alone.
Communication lifestyle of Indonesian and Malaysia students during the corona virus 19 pandemic
Authors: Nurfalah Farida , Nuruzzaman Muhammad , Ahmad Jamilah
Published: July 2022

Several ways occur in lifestyle 2022 to protect themselves from coronavirus transmission. The research objectives are as follows: To find out the activities of Indonesia Students during the COVID-19 Pandemic, to find out the interests of Indonesian students during the COVID-19 Pandemic, to find out the opinions of Indonesian students during the COVID-19 Pandemic. The research method uses a descriptive approach with the type of qualitative research. The research subjects based on the purposive technique were seven students. The results; Activities of Indonesian students are mainly carried out at home by government regulations by limiting interaction activities with family, friends, and neighbors. Their attention to government policies, studying while doing business, interacting with friends, and entertainment. When making decisions, they are more concerned about money, benefits, and health and are confident in the decisions they make. Student opinions facing the covid pandemic situation are more healthy, grateful, and able to help each other, maintain SOPs, stay productive, the government pays attention to the people, and families always maintain cleanliness and health. Thus, most student activities during the Covid-19 pandemic are carried out at home by limiting interaction activities. Students have attention to government policies, study while doing business, interact with friends, and entertainment to relieve boredom. Students are concerned with maintaining health, being grateful and helping each other. Efforts are being made to maintain SOPs, stay productive, and maintain health protocols. Efforts that need to be made by the government are by listening to the voices of the community and helping the affected communities, while the hope that families need to always maintain cleanliness and provide mutual support, respecting the things around them.
Personal branding Ridwan Kamil dalam program Gerakan Pungut Sampah
Authors: Prawira. W R. Yogie , Suryana Asep , Arifin Hadi Suprapto
Published: July 2022

Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk melihat besarnya pengaruh personal branding Ridwan Kamil yang terdiri dari roles, standards dan style pada sikap siswa SMA Kota Bandung pada Gerakan Pungut Sampah. Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah survei eksplanatori, yang bertujuan untuk menjelaskan hubungan sebab akibat diantara variabel-variabel penelitian dengan pengujian statistik inferensial path analysis. Populasi dalam penelitian ini adalah siswa SMA Kota Bandung yang melakukan dan melaporkan Gerakan Pungut Sampah melalui akun twitter @GPSbdg dan @BDGcleanaction setelah dilakukannya sosialisasi. Sampel diambil dengan menggunakan teknik penarikan sampel cluster random sampling dengan jumlah sampel sebanyak 102 responden. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa variabel personal branding Ridwan Kamil yang terdiri dari roles, standards dan style secara keseluruhan berpengaruh terhadap sikap siswa SMA Kota Bandung pada Gerakan Pungut Sampah. Hal tersebut menunjukkan bahwa personal branding yang dimiliki oleh Ridwan Kamil mampu menggerakkan dan membentuk sikap siswa SMA Bandung untuk berpartisipasi aktif dalam program Gerakan Pungut Sampah. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian tersebut, hendaknya Ridwan Kamil perlu menjaga dan mengevaluasi personal branding yang dimilikinya. Hal tersebut dilakukan untuk mengetahui apakah personal branding yang melekat pada dirinya sudah efektif dalam menunjang keberhasilan program yang dijalankan. Selain itu, penggunaan personal branding sebaiknya digunakan oleh semua individu dalam kehidupan sehari-hari secara praktis dengan tujuan pengembangan diri. Selanjutnya dimensi personal branding dalam penelitian ini hendaknya mampu dijadikan alat untuk membangun personal branding yang positif pada masing-masing individu.
Introduction: The Philosophy and Theology of Karl Christian Friedrich Krause
Authors: Göcke Benedikt Paul , Dierksmeier Claus , Pinilla Burgos Ricardo
Published: July 2022

Karl Christian Friedrich Krause (1781-1832) left an impressive oeuvre consisting of 256 books and articles, covering numerous branches of philosophy, the humanities, and science.[1] His Urbild der Menschheit, his Vorlesungen über das System der Philosophie and his Vorlesungen über die Grundwahrheiten der Wissenschaft are of particular pertinence for philosophers today.   [1] See: E. M. Ureña and E. Fuchs, “Einführung in das Gesamtwerk”, in Karl Christian Friedrich Krause. Band 1: Entwurf des Systems der Philosophie, ed. T. Bach and O. Breidbach (frommann-holzboog, 2007) .
Latencias comunitarias entre surrealismo y existencialismo: una relectura de Teorí­a del túnel de Julio Cortázar
Authors: Relva Lisandro
Published: July 2022

El presente trabajo procura releer Teorí­a del túnel, primer ensayo extenso escrito por Julio Cortázar, en la tentativa de analizar ahí­ una preocupación –poco estudiada por la crí­tica especializada– por el ví­nculo problemático entre individuo y comunidad en el marco de un estudio sobre la actualidad del surrealismo y el existencialismo hacia fines de los años 40. Esta clave de lectura para ingresar a un ensayo publicado póstumamente casi medio siglo después de su escritura permite revisar el conjunto de la producción cortazariana, esquivando la periodización evolutiva más canónica en etapas sucesivas (Cortázar apolí­tico, Cortázar comprometido) mediante el registro crí­tico de un pulso comunitario en estado de latencia que dinamiza su escritura.
Gombrowicz y su Diario Argentino: una mirada de soslayo a los ‘60
Authors: Maurette Sofia
Published: July 2022

En este trabajo, leo el Diario argentino (1968) de Witold Gombrowicz como una exploración de las ideas y personajes de los ‘50 y ‘60 en Argentina que, aunque describe los debates intelectuales de la época, se presenta como una alternativa “privada” a la idea de literatura “comprometida” que era hegemónica en los años en los que fue publicado. Propongo que en lugar de confrontar la política, en el Diario argentino Gombrowicz la mira de soslayo, centrándose en los detalles insignificantes que los textos políticos dejan de lado y escapando a las definiciones ideológicas. Esta “mirada de soslayo” que se representa en el texto constituye un mecanismo de distorsión que abre una forma alternativa de concebir, y escribir, sobre la política.
Exhumar el paisaje. Poesí­a y archivo en Estación Pringles.
Authors: Rasic María Eugenia
Published: July 2022

En el año 2006 el poeta argentino Arturo Carrera, junto con un grupo de amigos y su compañera, la traductora y gestora cultural Chiquita Gramajo, crean Estación Pringles, un proyecto cultural de intervención artística, poética y comunitaria en el territorio de Coronel Pringles, provincia de Buenos Aires. Si bien el proyecto queda desarticulado en el año 2015 por las políticas de corte neoliberal aplicadas sobre el Estado provincial y nacional, las acciones poéticas y colectivas realizadas durante el desarrollo del proyecto aún han quedado resonando y me permiten leer no sólo la potencia de archivo que estas contienen, sino también, lo que el advenimiento de ese archivo puede hacer en un territorio atravesado históricamente por el relato del desierto y del vacío: detectar un paisaje y exhumar en él los fragmentos de vida que aún laten con fuerza.
Daniel Balderston, El método Borges. Buenos Aires, Ampersand, 2021, Fuera de Serie, 347 páginas.
Authors: Villagarcía Martín
Published: July 2022

Daniel Balderston, El método Borges. Buenos Aires, Ampersand, 2021, Fuera de Serie, 347 páginas
Las encrucijadas de la pandemia: desigualdades y tensiones en los cursos de vida de los/as docentes de nivel secundario
Authors: Muñiz Terra Leticia , Roberti Eugenia , Lemus Magdalena
Published: July 2022

Esta investigación se inscribe en el proyecto PISAC COVID 19 0014 “Heterogeneidad estructural y desigualdades persistentes en Argentina 2020-2021: análisis de las reconfiguraciones provocadas por la pandemia COVID-19 sobre las políticas nacionales-provinciales-locales y su impacto en la estructura y la dinámica socio-ocupacional. Un abordaje mixto y regional”, que recibió financiamiento de la Agencia I+D+I. Nuestro equipo de trabajo analizó las transformaciones que la pandemia del COVID 19 trajo sobre distintas comunidades educativas en el Gran La Plata, provincia de Buenos Aires. Este artículo aborda las transiciones laborales de docentes de diferentes escuelas secundarias, con el objeto de conocer en profundidad los cambios que debieron introducir en su práctica docente en el pasaje de la prepandemia a la pandemia, atendiendo especialmente a las distintas posibilidades que tuvieron de acuerdo a las características de la población estudiantil de las diferentes comunidades educativas en las que trabajaban. En particular, en el marco de la investigación cualitativa, realizamos 12 entrevistas biográficas semi-estructuradas a docentes y directivos/as que pertenecían a tres instituciones educativas estatales. Los principales hallazgos nos permiten sostener que la pandemia significó para los/las docentes el advenimiento de dos encrucijadas en su práctica docente durante el ASPO: por un lado, debieron desarrollar habilidades y adquirir saberes para usar las tecnologías digitales para enseñar a distancia y en condiciones desiguales en términos de conectividad por parte de los/as alumnos/as; por otro lado, tuvieron que construir un vínculo pedagógico a distancia y virtualmente, generando cercanía sin comprometer la privacidad (algo no siempre logrado), y establecer fronteras institucionales, espaciales y temporales desde la intimidad de su hogar y con la presencia ubicua de dispositivos, plataformas y conexiones. Durante el momento del DISPO las transiciones docentes evidenciaron una vuelta a la normalidad prepandemia, reencauzando su trayectoria laboral, aunque con nuevos saberes vinculados a las TD que pudieron continuar utilizando en el contexto áulico.
Description of the new genus Burmahabitans and three Apameini species, Photedes macroductus sp. n, Sesamia waziristana sp. n. and Burmahabitans chinsilvicola sp. n. (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae)
Authors: Gyulai Péter
Published: July 2022

A diagnosis and description of the new genus Burmahabitans is given, and three species of Apameini, Photedes macroductus sp. n., Sesamia waziristana sp. n. and Burmahabitan schinsilvicola sp. n. are presented and illustrated with 10 colour images and 10 genitalia figures.
New observations and notes of Prays citri Millière, 1873 in Hungary (Lepidoptera: Praydidae)
Authors: Fazekas Imre
Published: July 2022

The paper presents new data on observations of Prays citri Millère, 1873 in Hungary. It is found in large glass houses and in grass gardens. Professionals working there had not recognized the species. The author identified it by genital examination. In his opinion, the species may be present in several private nurseries where citrus fruits are kept in containers during the growing season and then moved to a warm place to escape winter frosts. Many citrus shipments arrive in Hungary from Mediterranean countries, so it is important to monitor Prays citri and organise its control. The study is illustrated with 17 figures.
Occupational Stress, Emotional Intelligence and Psychological Wellbeing of Nurses in Government-Owned Hospitals
Authors: Akanni Abimbola A. , Obi Irene N. , Oduaran Choja A.
Published: July 2022

Research interests in the psychological wellbeing of caregivers has continued to attract heightened attention. Thus, this study presented an examination of the predictive roles of occupational stress and emotional intelligence on psychological wellbeing. Participants, who were 270 nurses that were selected through the proportionate stratified random sampling technique, responded to Scales of Psychological Wellbeing (SPWB), Occupational Stress Inventory (OSI) and Emotional Intelligence Scale (EIS). Results from the multiple regression showed no link between occupational stress psychological wellbeing, but emotional intelligence predicted the psychological wellbeing. Furthermore, the study found that length of service did not significantly predict psychological wellbeing. Lastly, it revealed that occupational stress, emotional intelligence and length of service jointly predicted psychological wellbeing. Training and development opportunities to enhance nurses’ emotional intelligence should be encouraged in Government-owned hospitals to facilitate optimum psychological wellbeing of nurses.
Survival Study in Pediatric Patients with Medulloblastoma in a General Hospital in Tehran, Iran
Authors: Tahbaz Sahel Valadan , Yahyazadeh Hossein , Beheshti Marzieh
Published: July 2022

Brain tumours are the most common solid tumours that afflict the pediatric population. Me-dulloblastoma (MB) is the most common malignant brain tumour in children, constituting nearly 20% of all pediatric brain tumours. This study is an evaluation of overall survival rate of pediatric MB tumour patients after one year, three years, five years, and ten years according to case studies. From 22 June 2009 to 19 December 2019, a total of 22 patients ranging in age from 1 to 14 years old underwent tumour removal. These patients were followed to determine survival rate. Tumours were classified into three pathological subtypes: The first was classic MB, the second was desmoplastic nodular MB and MB with extensive nodularity, and the third was large cell and anaplastic MB. Patients who were 3 years old or older had a better survival rate than younger patients (log-rank test; p = 0.01). The survival probability in the older children group (55%) was significant compared to the group of younger children (29%). The Kaplan–Meier survival curves of the patients were significantly different. The ten-year survival rates in the average- and high-risk groups were 64.4% and 86.0%, respectively. After a follow-up of 120 months (median range = 60 months), recurrence or progression was observed in 22 patients and 15 patients were still alive. The estimated 10-year overall survival rates for all patients were 49.36 ± 38.33. MB patients’ survival rate was quite good in our hospital. More than half of the patients, most of whom had large cell anaplastic and classic type MB, survived the 10-year follow-up period without any problems.
Correlations between Sodium Selenite and Vitamin E with Serum Macro-Minerals in Male Lambs
Authors: Ramin A. G , Asri-Rezaie S. , Hajili A.
Published: July 2022

The effects of selenium and vitamin E (Vit. E) were evaluated on the macro-elements and their relationships were also surveyed. Lambs were divided into 4 groups of control, Vit. E, sodium selenite and sodium selenite/Vit. E (Se/E). Sodium selenite (0.1 mg.kg−1) and Vit. E (8 mg.kg−1) were administered. The mean blood selenium was high in sodium selenite. Selenium only in the Se groups was continuously increased. The lowest and highest blood selenium were in Vit. E and sodium selenite, respectively. The mean serum macro-minerals were within the normal range. The trend of calcium and magnesium in the selenium groups was to increase until day 60, but phosphorus was to decline. The lowest and highest calcium were observed in the control and sodium selenite groups, for magnesium in Vit. E and control groups, and for inorganic phosphorus were in the control group, respectively. The comparison of minerals showed that selenium had a significant increase from day 14 to 90 in sodium selenite. Selenium showed the most positive relationships with calcium and inorganic phosphorus in Vit. E and sodium selenite. Overall, selenium was correlated with macro-minerals on day 90 and overall sampling times were with calcium. In conclusion, administration of selenium with Vit. E increased selenium, which was more observed in the sodium selenite group. Sodium selenite alone or with Vit. E had no effect on the macro-minerals. The least correlation was observed between selenium and macro-minerals in the Se/E administration. The correlation between macro-minerals was positive. It was concluded that the effect of sodium selenite on treatment and prevention of selenium deficiency was more effective than other groups. Vit. E per selenium did not change the selenium concentration. Selenium administration was associated with an increase in calcium level and their co-administration is recommended.
Protective effects of Bacillus subtilis fermentation extract against ochratoxin A-induced nephrotoxicity and immunotoxicity in broiler chickens
Authors: Elhady Mohamed A. , Khalaf Abdel Azeim A. , Ibrahim Marwa A. , Hassanen Eman I. , Abdelrahman Rehab E. , Noshy Peter A.
Published: July 2022

Introduction

Ochratoxin A (OTA) is a mycotoxin notably produced by Aspergillus and Penicillium spp. Bacillus subtilis fermentation extract (BSFE) contains specific enzymes which hydrolyse OTA. This study evaluated the efficiency of BSFE in ameliorating the immunotoxic and nephrotoxic effects of OTA in broiler chickens.

Material and Methods

Day-old broiler chicks were divided equally into four groups of ten: control, OTA (0.5 mg/kg feed), BSFE product (1 mL/L water) and OTA + BSFE at the same concentrations. The chicks were vaccinated against avian influenza, Newcastle disease, and infectious bronchitis, and lymphoproliferation was induced in all birds by phytohaemagglutinin-P (PHA-P). Serum samples were taken before sacrifice and organ tissue samples were taken after, in which renal function biomarkers were assayed and the presence of OTA residue was evaluated by high-performance thin-layer chromatography. Protein markers of apoptosis were determined by qPCR, and tissue lesions were examined histopathologically.

Results

Exposure to OTA significantly decreased the antibody response to the vaccines and the lymphoproliferative response to PHA-P, and significantly elevated the renal function indicators: serum urea, uric acid and creatinine. It also induced oxidative stress (reduced catalase activity and glutathione concentration), lipid peroxidation (increased malondialdehyde content), apoptosis (increased Bax and Caspase-3 and decreased Bcl-2 gene levels) and pathological lesions in kidney, bursa of Fabricius, spleen and thymus tissue. Residues of OTA were detected in the serum and tissue. BSFE mitigated most of these toxic effects.

Conclusion

BSFE counters OTA-induced immunotoxicity and nephrotoxicity because of its content of carboxypeptidase and protease enzymes.
An Evaluation of the Puzzled Syntax of 2 John 1: 5
Authors: Chia Philip Suciadi
Published: July 2022

The syntax of 2 John 1: 5 is problematic. Six manuscripts, Ψ 5. 81. 642*. 1852 l, try to solve this difficulty by emending the participle ‘γράφων’ to the indicative verb ‘γράφω’. Culy and Leedy on Greek NT diagrams, on the other hand, understand the participle ‘γράφων’ to modify ‘ἐρωτάω’. In the latter approach, the participle ‘γράφων’ serves to modify ‘εἴχομεν’. This last approach, however, is divided into two possibilities: either it functions as a participle of condition or of attendant circumstance. Three English Bibles use a participle of condition (Holman Christian Standard Bible, NET Bible, and Christian Standard Bible). The other English translations, however, employ the function of attendant circumstance participle. Despite these syntactical discrepancies, this research offers a fresh reading of the puzzled syntax of 2 John 1: 5.
Pengaruh Lingkungan Kerja Terhadap Kepuasan Kerja Aparatur Sipil Negara di UPT Perpustakaan Institut Seni Indonesia Yogyakarta
Authors: Bandono Bandono
Published: July 2022

Perpustakaan perguruan tinggi adalah perpustakaan yang berada dibawah naungan perguruan tinggi seperti universitas, institut, sekolah tinggi, akademi, politeknik, dan perguruan tinggi lain yang bertugas mengelola koleksi perpustakaan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh lingkungan kerja terhadap kepuasan kerja Aparatur Sipil Negara di UPT Perpustakaan Institut Seni Indonesia Yogyakarta. Jenis penelitian ini adalah deskriptif kualitatif. Instrumen yang digunakan adalah kuesioner. Skala pengukuran dengan metode skala likert. Populasi yang digunakan yaitu seluruh aparatur sipil negara di lingkungan UPT Perpustakaan Institut Seni Indoneisa Yogyakarta sebanyak 17 orang pegawai. Teknik pengumpulan data menggunakan observasi, kuesioner, dokumentasi, dan studi pustaka. Penelitian bertempat di UPT Perpustakaan Institut Seni Indonesia Yogyakarta. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa pengaruh lingkungan kerja terhadap kepuasan kerja aparatur sipil negara di UPT Perpustakaan Institut Seni Indonesia Yogyakarta masuk kategori puas. The Influence of Work Environment on Job Satisfaction of State Civil Apparatus at UPT Library of the Indonesian Institute of the Arts Yogyakarta. College libraries are libraries under the auspices of universities such as universities, institutes, high schools, academies, polytechnics, and other universities in charge of managing library collections. This study aims to determine the effect of the work environment on job satisfaction of State Civil Apparatus at the UPT Library of the Indonesian Art Institute, Yogyakarta. This type of research is descriptive and qualitative. The instrument used is a questionnaire. The measurement scale with the Likert scale method. The population used is the entire state civil apparatus in the UPT Library of the Indonesian Institute of the Arts Yogyakarta as many as 17 employees. Data collection techniques using observation, questionnaires, documentation, and literature study. The research took place at the UPT Library of the Indonesian Art Institute, Yogyakarta. The results showed that the influence of the work environment on job satisfaction of state civil servants at the UPT Library of the Indonesian Institute of the Arts Yogyakarta was categorized as satisfied.
Aditivos químicos añadidos a la tortilla y tostada de maíz y su regulación en la legislación mexicana
Authors: Sainz-Trapaga Rafael Mier , Ortega-Leal Sacnicté , Álvarez-Ramírez María Magdalena , Rosas-Nexticapa Marcela
Published: July 2022

Objetivo: identificar los principales aditivos químicos que se utilizan en la elaboración de tortilla y de tostada de maíz en México, así como verificar el cumplimiento de las disposiciones normativas aplicables a estos alimentos y efectuar recomendaciones de política pública para garantizar el derecho a la alimentación, la salud y de información al consumidor. Metodología: se aplicó una metodología cualitativa-descriptiva. El estudio se dividido en tres etapas en las cuales se analizó el marco jurídico aplicable; se identificaron las principales empresas fabricantes y comercializadoras de aditivos para tortilla y tostada de maíz y se identificaron los aditivos y coadyuvantes declarados como componentes en tortillas y tostadas de maíz preenvasadas para su venta en las zonas norte y poniente de la Ciudad de México. Resultados: en el marco jurídico mexicano se identificaron las legislaciones aplicables a la elaboración y comercialización de tortilla de maíz y tostada en México. Se identificó un total de 24 empresas dedicadas a la comercialización de productos aditivos para este sector, así como sus productos. Limitaciones: este abordaje incluye solo una muestra representativa de la variedad de productos existentes en el mercado de tortillas y tostadas preenvasadas y de los aditivos utilizados para esta industria. Asimismo, el estudio depende de la veracidad de información declarada por las marcas. Conclusiones: una vez obtenidos los datos, se analizaron los resultados cualitativamente mediante el uso de la paquetería Excel Microsoft 365 para el análisis de frecuencia de datos con los cuales se generaron las conclusiones del estudio y recomendaciones de política pública.
Perceptions of Medical Teachers and Students about Barriers and Capacities in Distance Learning
Authors: Oktarina Oktarina , Afifah Alidina Nur , Adriansyah Ahmad Fikri
Published: July 2022

Background: Currently, distance learning is booming and requires adaptation from students, teachers, and faculty. Identifying constraints is essential as inputs for faculty development. Purposes: to identify teacher and medical student perceptions of barriers and capacity in distance learning. Methods: This research was conducted using a cross-sectional survey of 42 medical teachers and 613 students Faculty Medicine and Health, Universitas Muhammadiyah Jakarta students. It utilized secondary data from the Quality Assurance Unit in October 2020. Six variables were studied in this research, i.e., technical constraints of distance learning, teachers' perceptions of the essential components in distance learning, student self-perceptions, teachers' and students' perceptions of web conference effectiveness, and teachers' self-perceptions and students' satisfaction. Results: The top 5 technical constraints of distance learning complained were signal interference, internet data plan, limited e-literatures, and lack of communication with the faculty. According to the teachers, the essential components were faculty commitment (90%), regulation (85%), technical support (79%), course management, and teaching-learning guidelines (77%). Most students experience learning difficulties during distance learning. However, only 45% of students felt their independent learning method is effective. Teachers and students agreed that web conferencing is ineffective for learning clinical skills but disagreed on cognitive knowledge. 74% of teachers stated that the presentation was engaging. Meanwhile, more than 25% of students were dissatisfied. Conclusion: The top 4 technical constraints were signal interference, internet data plan, limited e-literatures, and lack of communication with the faculty. The important components of distance learning were faculty commitment (90%), 83% of students experienced learning difficulties during distance learning.
An der Peripherie des nazifizierten deutschen Hochschulsystems - Zur Geschichte der Universität Basel 1933–1945
Authors: Simon Christian
Published: July 2022

Das Verhalten der Basler Universitätsangehörigen reichte in der Zeit von 1933 bis 1945 von freundlichen Kontakten mit deutschen Institutionen über eine formale Trennung zwischen ‹Politik› und ‹Wissenschaft› bis zu Hilfsbereitschaft gegenüber Opfern des Nationalsozialismus. Diese Beziehungen zu den deutschen Hochschulen und Kollegen stehen im Zentrum des Bandes. Untersucht werden Basler Zeugnisse der Wahrnehmung von Vorgängen in Deutschland, von Exklusion und Verfolgung Andersdenkender und ‹Andersrassischer›, aber auch von Veränderungen in der Wissenschaft. Im Blick stehen einzelne Fakultäten und Disziplinen genauso wie Forschung und Lehre sowie – exemplarisch – einige Lebensläufe und Konflikte bei Lehrstuhlbesetzungen. Das persönliche, strukturelle und emotionale Beziehungsgeflecht, das die Basler mit der Universitätswelt des Nachbarlandes verband, wird dabei erstmals in seiner ganzen Breite sichtbar.
Transformation eines Königs - Eine Analyse der Ausstattung von Tutanchamuns Mumie
Authors: Haas Dantes Fabienne
Published: July 2022

Der Mumienschmuck des Tutanchamun ist der einzige geschlossene Befund an einer Königsmumie des Neuen Reichs. Die Autorin untersucht ihn als aussagekräftiges Zeugnis für den nach-amarnazeitlichen theologisch-kultischen Wandel und lässt die schwer fassbaren Jenseitsvorstellungen dieser Periode erahnen. Zum einen rekonstruiert sie auf Grundlage der Artefakte ein materialbasiertes Bestattungsritual: Die rituellen Handlungen sollten die vierzehn zentralen Transformationsstufen erwirken, deren Ziel die posthume Gottwerdung des Königs war, und mit spielerischen Namensschreibungen wird die Person des Königs mit den Himmelsgestirnen Sonne und Mond in eine direkte Relation gestellt. Zum anderen ordnet die Autorin die Beigaben in den religionshistorischen Kontext ein und zeigt, dass nach der Reform der Amarnazeit ein Bemühen heranreift, die Unterwelt mit all ihren wichtigen Komponenten wiedereinzurichten und um neue Elemente zu erweitern.
Polychronous (360-2940 Ma) zirconology of the “Riphean” metabasalts of the Bolshoi Miass (Southern Urals)
Authors: Krasnobaev A. A. , Puchkov V. N. , Sergeeva N. D. , Busharina S. V. , Farrakhova N. N. , Dyakova S. A.
Published: July 2022

Research subject. Volcanogenic formations of the Navysh complex of the Ai Formation in the Taratash anticlinorium of the Southern Urals, which have been thought to be Lower Riphean. Results. The U-Pb dating of zircons from metabasalts of the Navysh complex were obtained, reflecting specific characteristics of their age. The isotope parameters of zircons of the К2247 sample divide them into two groups. The first group unites the ancient crystals aged Т1 = 2943 ± 31 and Т2 = 2713 ± 49 Ma, while crystals in the second group belongs to a much age - Т3 = 451.6 ± 9.1 and Т4 = 366.4 ± 6.0 Ma. No Riphean crystals were found in sample К2247. Conclusions. The dates obtained for the supposed Riphean complexes have shown that the Paleozoic magmatism took place not only in the eastern slope of the Urals, but also in the western slope. This process occurred several times.
The Economic Culture Role´S for the Medical Education Manager Upping
Authors:   University Of Medical Science Of Havana, Hernández Fe Fernandez
Published: July 2022

The Medical Education development´s around the world appoint the real necessity to assume the most significant subject from the economic subjects
The Former Mistake
Authors: Reynolds Kirsten
Published: July 2022

When absence is disguised as excess, looking becomes a comedic performance. Architectural structures, poised in a moment between imminent collapse and perpetual construction, suggest a strangely funny and dreadful event on the verge of becoming. Useless or interstitial spaces invited peeping, whimsical, biomorphic creatures appear to pause in the midst of creeping, oozing or watching and additional elements, furtively placed among the architecture, intensify the potential for a narrative. My work activates the agency of that which evades certain knowing, experienced at the intersection of language, architecture and the body. The posed drama of the architectural “stage” exists in a state of limbo until the viewer chooses to enter, becoming both spectator and actor in an absurd narrative.

The installation, The Former Mistake, created for the Currier Museum of Art, transformed the galleries into a space of physical and perceptual negotiation by disrupting the existing architecture with a baroque cascade of architectural elements, suggestive of scaffolding, coal mining tipples and interior dwellings. If the viewer entered the installation, they could move under, over and around the tableau. Much of the installation was built using foam painted or printed with faux finishes, such as wood-grain, to unsettle the material integrity of the object and playfully confuse the delineation between the real, the remembered, and the virtual.

A graduate of Syracuse University and Maine College of Art, Kirsten Reynolds is the recipient of numerous awards, including those from the NH Charitable Foundation- Greater Piscataqua Region, the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation and the NH State Council for the Arts. She has exhibited her work most recently at the Currier Museum of Art, Manchester, NH (2008-09), the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, Lincoln, MA (2008); the Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA; Hallwalls Contemporary Art Center, Buffalo, NY, The Vox Populi, Philadelphia, PA and the Firehouse Gallery, Burlington, VT.

Reynolds has been a guest lecturer at the Museum School of Fine Arts, Boston, The Massachusetts College of Art and the Maine College of Art, and has taught at the Maine College of Art, New Hampshire Institute of Art, Chester College of New England and the University of New England. Reynolds lives and works in Newmarket, New Hampshire.
Imperial (Re)assemblages and Reconstructions: Intimate Terrors and Ontological Possibilities
Authors: Agathangelou Anna M.
Published: July 2022

The jade eucalyptus trees stand in the centre of the village of Aphania, holding secrets, gently exuding their soft scent. The aroma strikes deep chords within me, invoking images of my many walks with many important persons in my life (friends, father, mother, grandfathers, grandmas, aunts and uncles, cousins). This small village was constituted by many different struggles, joys, the sweat of so many ancestors that brought it to life again and again even when it was supposed to disappear. I am remembering as I walk today in the midst of the eucalyptus scents, this village of approximately a 1000, full of life, its cobbled streets walked daily by all peoples, Muslims, Christians, Greek, Turkish, maronites, rich, poor, roma peoples, black, olive-skinned peoples, us. It is in this village that the imperial-sovereign machine ground some of us, and our land, into its surplus, that vital energy that would make possible its most anxious desire, the creation of buffers: ethno-national conflicts. The village next door kicked out much of its population, those Turkish Cypriots who were deemed contaminants to a purist ethno-nationalist project of Greekness.
Poetry
Authors: Agathangelou Anna M. , Killian Kyle D.
Published: July 2022

“Missing” Murmurs and Trembles (Anna M. Agathangelou and Kyle D. Killian)

Disappearances/Departures (Anna M. Agathangelou and Kyle D. Killian)

Cyprus Roars (Anna M. Agathangelou)

Surrogates of Death/Our Source of Life (Anna M. Agathangelou)
The Absence Made Visible: the Case of Ausenc•as, Gustavo Germano’s Photographic Exhibition
Authors: Van Dembroucke Celina
Published: July 2022

This paper is based on Ausenc•as, a photographic exhibition that deals with the disappearances that went on during Argentina’s last dictatorship. Created by photographer Gustavo Germano, the exhibition reconstructs family pictures from the seventies in which the disappeared was/were present. Germano recreates these pictures in the same place and conditions as the originals, and then places the original pictures from the past next to the new pictures taken more than thirty years later highlighting the absence of the disappeared. In this paper, I explore the process of making the exhibition including the performative engagement of the participants who agreed to pose for Germano’s project. The article also describes two pairs of pictures in order to address the effects of Ausenc•as on meaning as well as to reflect on the artist’s use of the bodies of others in the staging of absence. The conclusion briefly dwells on the audience’s experience when confronted with Ausenc•as’ reenactment of the present using an image from the past.
Between Signs, Symbols, and Signals
Authors: DeLeón Kantule Oswaldo
Published: July 2022

My visual work in general is directly linked to the historically legacy of colonialism that has threatened the customs and ceremonial rituals of the Kuna way of being. Following the separation of Panama from Colombia in 1903, the process to “civilize” and “Christianize” the Kuna people began in earnest with the arrival of missionaries and, later on, Panamanian police.  The Kuna people were forced to change their costumes, mistreated, punished and tortured. As a result of all of this, the Kuna community rebelled in the Tule Revolution of 1925 creating the conditions for a cultural revitalization and dynamism that remains very much alive today. Political negotiation, performances of indigeneity, and violence were important tools of rebellion for the Kunas, which, driven by the Kuna determination to keep their traditions, language and way of life secured a degree of autonomy from the Panamanian state. In 1930, the Panamanian State recognized the San Blas Reserve for the Kunas and in the Law of 1938 they guaranteed the Territory of San Blas. With the Law 16 of 1953, the Panamanian government defined the internal autonomy of the Kuna based on a document negotiated with the Kunas since 1945; with Law 20 in 1957 the Territory was designated an Indigenous Reserve, known today as Kuna Yala or Territory of the Kunas.
Similarly to what earlier generations of Kuna have done to maintain a vibrant culture, I incorporate Kuna culture and visions to critique current globally, culturally, and humanly destructive practices. The work presented here is primarily about reincorporating the negative effects of human destruction of the planet into a narrative of hope. In “Between Signs, Symbols and Signals,” a compilation of visual art, I draw on Kuna culture and spirituality to address issues of current climate change, pollution and environmental destruction.
Like other traditional artists, my natural, human and spiritual environment inspires my art. As a human being of the 21st century with deep roots in Kuna ancestral culture, I integrate symbols from many different communities and realities into my work. My process is one of fusion: I fuse the sacred symbols found in Kuna pictographs, traditional rites, historical events and ceremonies with those found in other indigenous cultures and also in urban culture, recodifying them to create my own visual language. “Entre Signos Y Señales (Between Signs, Symbols and Signals)”, was composed for el Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Panama MAC’s (Museum of Contemporary Art Panama) 2010 exhibit “Arte de la primera década del siglo XXI.
Placing Knowledge as Resurgence
Authors: Lee Damien
Published: July 2022

This article discusses Anishinabek (Ojibwa) knowledge as a manifestation of human connection and re-connection to place. Colonialism in Canada is predicated on taking land from Indigenous peoples, or taking Indigenous peoples away from their land; such removals have had a negative impact on some Indigenous knowledges. However, rather than accepting that such knowledge is gone forever when individual people are silenced, this article posits that Anishinabek knowledge is still in the land, and that it can resurge through our relationship with place. The article centres on a narrative about reconnecting with knowledge told by my grandmother, Geraldine MacLaurin-ba, and goes on to (re)envision how such knowledge constitutes a resurgence of Anishinabek self-determination.
Decolonial Historiography: Thinking about Land and Race in a Transcolonial Context
Authors: Taylor-Garcia Daphne V.
Published: July 2022

This paper examines key debates in critical historiography, from the work of Hayden White to Walter Benjamin, and thinks through them from the perspective of the critiques of decolonial scholars such as Linda Tuhiwai-Smith, Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, Uma Narayan, Enrique Dussel, and Lewis Gordon. Through a focus on issues of land and race in the overlapping Spanish/British-U.S. colonial borderlands what emerges is a method to analyze history in a “transcolonial” context. Herein, I propose crucial dimensions of a decolonial historiography.
ishkigamizigan: the sugarbush
Authors: Sy Waaseyaa’sin christine
Published: July 2022

aanii. wabidi ge name ndinaawemaag. waaseya’sin ndizhnikaaz. bawating ndonjibaa ge obishkikaang ndonjibaa. nogojiwonong ditaa nongom. ndaanis nozhemenhs dizhnikaazyin. “ishkigamizigan: the sugarbush” is an actualization of my relationship with the sugar bush. This piece is a living example of reclamation, restoration and revitalization of Anishinaabe women’s relationship with the environment, particularly the sugar bush. It is an expression of my gratitude for the life that the sugar bush in Mississauga Anishinaabe homelands has generated for my family.
According to Midewewinini James Dumont, the beginning of the beginning of our Anishinaabe creation story begins with Creation emitting a sound outward into the world; after a long period of silence, sound came back, and in that way the existence of life was confirmed. The importance of sound for invigorating life inspired the audio form of this submission. I felt that poetic words and metaphor in textual form would not be as close to a debwewin (i.e. truthful, heartful) expression of my reclaimed relationship with the sugar bush as audio recording and production would. Sound brings forth the life of ishkigamizigan in a way that my words on paper could not convey; sound also reflects the life that exists in the reciprocal relationship between myself and ishkigamizigan.
Chi-miigwech to my Elders, teachers, and helpers who contributed to the creation of this piece through the sharing of their knowledge (i.e. language, practical skill, technology) and time: Odawa Anishinaabe Gichi Piitzijid Shirley Williams, Michi Saagiik Anishinaabe Gichi Piitzijid Gidigaa Migizi (Doug Williams), Odawa Anishinaabe language teacher Vera Bell, Trent Radio, and Zoongde Damien Lee.
Fun and Games - Playing to the Limits
Authors: Harris-Smith David , Guevara Alberto
Published: July 2022

To play is human. Play is a social act of often-unclear boundaries. The delineation of playing as a special conditional form of doing or acting in the world relies upon registers of seriousness, authenticity, consequence and import, yet these registers are multivocal. Play can materialize and relativize banal affective and social relations. Play can imagine, insist on the possibility of, or suppress, difference. Play may provoke shock or distraction, conceal or reveal intention. Play may be encouraged or denied, rewarded or punished, feared, disdained, addictive, fatal.
The Gibson Girl: A Reflection on Kite Flying
Authors: Selby Mark
Published: July 2022

This article examines, via a self-reflective analysis, a period of practice-based research started during residency at the Nordic Artists Centre, Dale in 2012, culminating in a solo exhibition at the Institute of Jamais Vu, London in 2013. Titled Rescue Kite, the exhibited artworks explored the relationship between play and structure; with particular focus on the use of ‘play’ in post-war culture and post-structural collapse. This textual analysis suggests a re-invigoration of play in art production through exploring the work of Joseph Beuys, the ‘Gibson Girl’ radio transmitter, instruction-based art of the 1970s and Mary Flanagan’s notion of ‘critical play’.
Disempathy and emotional witnessing in passport photography
Authors: Frost Catherine
Published: July 2022

Passport photography bans the display of emotion and aims at suppressing what speaks to our individual circumstances. This paper argues that the disempathy that results provides a starting point for moral imagination and a method for preserving political engagement beyond the reach of the state. The sharing of emotion concerns political theorists, however, who worry that judgment can be swamped by sentiment, making empathy an unruly or unreliable political resource. Passports represent an aspiration to regulate complex emotions by making identity and belonging a matter of state prerogative rather than interpersonal exchange. The rise of biometrics provides an opportunity to bring emotion under state supervision, dictating its display in a manner that echoes forms of social and racial performance. Efforts to pacify citizens may boomerang, nonetheless, by setting the conditions for unconventional forms of looking and recognition, methods available to individuals but not the states that govern them.
Personal stories, public voices: Performance for public-making
Authors: Sindig Christina , Graham Catherine , Nouvet Elysée , Vengris Jennie
Published: July 2022

The project described in this paper rests on a belief in the power and significance of storytelling in social change processes. It also takes seriously worries and critique about ‘what happens’ when personal stories of troubles or suffering are told to strangers, particularly as they revolve around contradictory claims about empathy. Over several months our research team worked with a group of women who have experienced homelessness and who are advocates for themselves and other women in our community. The women participated in a series of storytelling and image theatre workshops and exercises that formed the basis of a 20-minute dramatic vignette centered on their interactions with social services in the city. The creative process was designed to value the knowledge carried in personal stories of lived experience, while harnessing the power of the arts to evade some of the problematics of personal storytelling in public spaces. The women performed the vignette for social work students. In this paper we reflect on comments from students who witnessed the performance and offer our analysis of their responses in relation to specific features of the drama. In a discursive context that holds individuals responsible for all manner of social problems, we consider the potential of projects like this one for summoning and mobilizing publics and publicness.