bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Reassociation with a specialist insect reshapes an invader leaf fungal community
Authors: Zhou Lifeng , Zhao Yige , Schmid Bernhard , Biere Arjen , Jiang Lin , Yu Hongwei , Wang Mengqi , Yin Wandong , Shi Yu , Ding Jianqing
Published: March 2024

Foliar herbivory is known to directly affect phyllosphere microbiomes
through altering plant phenotypes. However, how plant evolutionary
responses to herbivory shape phyllosphere microbiomes is unclear. Here
we use different invasive populations of the plant Ambrosia
artemisiifolia that vary in reassociation timespan with a native
specialist herbivore, to test whether renewed selection imposed by the
herbivore is accompanied by evolutionary shifts in leaf chemistry and
correlated changes in phyllosphere microbial communities. In common
garden experiments we found directional changes in phyllosphere fungal
communities with increasing duration of reassociation, accompanied by
increased phyllosphere fungal alpha diversity and community complexity.
These changes were associated with shifts in concentrations of plant
metabolites, expression levels of their underlying biosynthetic genes,
and increased plant herbivore resistance. Invasive plant reassociation
with specialist insects can thus reshape phyllosphere fungal communities
via changes in plant chemistry, demonstrating the role of plant
evolutionary responses to herbivores in modulating microbial
communities.
Study on solar power prediction model by random forest method based on a numerical weather prediction model
Authors: Guan Liang , Zou Lanjun
Published: March 2024

Photovoltaic grid-connected applications pose challenges to the stable
and safe operation of power systems. Solar power predicted by random
forest based on numerical weather prediction model is proposed to enable
grid-connected planning to balance fluctuations. Using downward solar
short-wave radiation flux, temperature, wind speed, and other
meteorological parameters obtained from the numerical weather forecast
model, PV power forecast models with different initial time and
durations under various weather conditions by random forest method are
established. The correlations between observed and predicted power in
daily, monthly and seasonal change are analyzed and both two powers are
compared under three different detailed weather types. The results show
that the proposed method can accurately simulate the change of solar
power under different weather conditions in the middle-lower plain of
the Yangtze River. This model has an acceptable amount of data
computation and high prediction accuracy, so that it can apply to
engineering.
Urban Tourism Development and Direction by Cultural Urban Regeneration: A Case Study in Yangnim-dong, Gwangju
Authors:   The Convergence Tourism Contents Society, Hong Ok Beom , Kang Shin Kyum
Published: March 2024

Purpose: This study is a case analysis of Yangrim-dong, Gwangju. For each of the five strategic sectors, the current status of implementation, performance, problems, and limitations so far were analyzed, and implications and future improvement directions were presented.
Methods: Based on the theoretical review, an analysis framework was established by deriving five strategic elements necessary for cultural urban regeneration and urban tourism activation, and the current status and problems of each strategy were analyzed for Yanglim-dong and activation plans were proposed.
Results: We analyzed the plan for revitalizing urban tourism in connection with the cultural urban regeneration of Yangrim-dong, the research target site, and proposed the revitalization plan. As a result of the study, meaningful implications are presented in that it pursues sustainability
Conclusion: This study is significant in that it analyzes the process and status of cultural urban regeneration and urban tourism projects in Yanglim-dong, Gwangju, and suggests strategies to revitalize urban tourism through cultural urban regeneration in Yanglim-dong. First, open traditional and Christian buildings. Second, develop a travel program. Third, organize community governance to seek directions for development. Fourth, it is necessary to prepare guidelines for environmental landscape design. Accordingly, it is hoped that Yanglim-dong can become a representative urban tourism destination in Gwangju through multilateral search and help achieve sustainable development.
Hvad er det for en musikskolepraksis der kunne give mulighed for deltagelse for alle
Authors: Holst Finn
Published: March 2024

The possibilities to sustain and create a future music-culture is to a high degree connected with what we do to create opportunities for all children and young people for active and lifelong participation in music. A study by the Danish Minister of Culture (2017) however showed, that the music schools in Denmark in 2014–15 only reached approximately 4 % of the entire target-group, and that there are not equal opportunities for all children and adolescents to participate. Based on an analysis of the development and current situation of the Danish music-school, I raise the question: What kind of a music-school-praxis would enable participation in voluntary music-education for all? The focus is especially on the children and youth who do not usually participate in voluntary music-education. I have studied children’s experience of meaning and value of participation in voluntary classes and furthermore, how different teaching-practices support and respectively restrict this. Based on this, I point to a number of approaches that are markedly different from a traditional music-school-praxis. The expectation is that these could contribute to a music-school-praxis, which will be able to support participation of all children and young people.
Sentralisere eller desentralisere – om inkludering og ekskludering ved kulturskolen som lokalt ressurssenter
Authors: Jordhus-Lier Anne
Published: March 2024

The article examines different ways of understanding the Norwegian municipal school of music and performing arts as a local resource centre for arts and culture. A central question is whether children are excluded or included when the school’s activities are centralised into one building or, conversely, decentralised and thereby reliant on teachers travelling to teach. These issues help determine whether the school could be an including force in the community. The school’s vision of ‘being for everyone’, which is stated in various policy documents, is a premise for this discussion.

The article builds on a discourse analysis of interviews with teachers in schools of music and arts, as well as document analysis. The findings show that within the school of music and arts field, there are several discourses trying to articulate what the school ought to be, where discourses of decentralisation and centralisation both work to define the school as a local resource centre.
Den danske musikskole som inkluderende læringsarena
Authors: Ringsager Kristine , Boeskov Kim , Skjelbo Johannes
Published: March 2024

How can the Scandinavian music and art schools become more inclusive and fulfill their ambitions of being cultural institutions for all children and young people, regardless of social and cultural background? In this case study, we examine the process of integrating a music school into a larger leisure-time institution in a Danish municipality in order to understand the institutional logics and professional self-understandings that regulate the practices within these institutions. The analysis shows how the music school’s practice values individual relations over collective ones, reproductive activities over creative ones, depth over versatility, long-term development over short-term projects, and solid structures over openness to the unplanned. Drawing inspiration from the field of community music, we propose three movements to support the development of a more inclusive institutional practice within the music and art schools.
Case Study: The Simrishamn Sommarkulturskola and Society at Large
Authors: Danielson Carrie
Published: March 2024

This chapter focuses on the Sommarkulturskola, or Summer School of Culture, in Simrishamn, Sweden as a case study for how Sweden’s municipal music-and-arts schools, or kulturskolor (s. kulturskola), can facilitate connections between young refugees and their host communities. Simrishamn’s kulturskola created its Sommarkulturskola program in 2016, and it has since gained national and international attention for its efforts to reach newly arrived, refugee children and young people in its municipality. Drawing upon Benjamin Brinner’s network theory concept (Brinner, 2009) and more than twelve months of ethnographic fieldwork in Simrishamn, I map the social interactions and networks that formed and help sustain the Sommarkulturskola. In doing so, I examine how the program’s “networking approach” to inclusion might serve as a model for other institutions looking for ways to adapt to new sociocultural contexts through music and the arts, highlighting Simrishamn’s kulturskola as an inclusive force in its local community and offering a framework for thinking about the kulturskola’s role in society at large.
Fargespill i kulturskolen: Med lisens til å inkludere?
Authors: Kvaal Camilla
Published: March 2024

The intercultural art project Fargespill (Kaleidoscope) is a part of the schools of music and performing arts in several municipalities, and the Fargespill Foundation cooperates with the Norwegian Council for Schools of Music and Performing Arts on distributing licenses to run Fargespill and Flere Farger projects. This paper considers possibilities and limitations regarding Fargespill as an including and empowering arena within schools of music and performing arts. The paper shows how institutionalization processes in the school of music and performing arts and Fargespill tend to generate inherent bulkheads between main activities and diversity desired. It is an invitation to reflect on how analysis and awareness of such processes may inform including strategies for structure and management in schools of music and performing arts.
Cognitive Play Therapy Case Study of a 6th Grade Boy with School Adjustment Difficulties Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy Case Study: Using Virtual Reality, Problem-Solving Skills (PSI), and “Protect the Flock” Problem-Solving Storytelling
Authors:   Korean Association of Christian Counseling & Psychology, Park Hee-Yeon , Seo Dayeon , Sunwoo Hyun
Published: March 2024

This study was to determine changes following a cognitive-behavioral play therapy intervention with two sixth grade boys with school maladjustment. Virtual Reality, Problem Solving Skills, and "Protect the Flock" were used to determine pre- and post-test changes, and the results showed, first, increases in the domains of attention, working memory, executive functioning, behavioral control, socialization, and impulse control as measured by VR, and second, increases in all domains of PSI except for Client A's problem-solving confidence. Third, the "Protect the Flock" revealed new strategies and responses in the sixth-grade boy and a change in his willingness to use them to actively solve problems. The study attempted to measure new outcomes of pre- and post-change, including a traditional screening tool, the Problem Solving Skills Scale, and a new screening tool, Virtual Reality and "Protect the Flock" and found positive changes following the intervention of a cognitive behavioral play therapy program.
A Study on the Standardization of the Transcendental Self Scale: Focused on Protestant Christians
Authors:   Korean Association of Christian Counseling & Psychology, Kim Ji Yeon , Hong Kyung Wha , Ahn In Sook
Published: March 2024

The purpose of this study is to verify the validity of the Transcendental Self Scale (TSS) and establish standards. The subject of the study was a sample of 1,437 Protestants aged 19 or older from March 23 to April 28, 2022. As a result of the study, the reliability and validity of TSS were proven. The T-score of the three types of classification for the standard is 45/54. As a result of gender differences, there was no difference between ‘overall-transcendental-self’ and ‘internalized-spirituality.’ ‘Intrapsychological-transcendence’ and ‘need–regulation-in-interpersonal-relationships’ were higher in men than in women. ‘Tolerance-through-cognitive-expansion’, ‘transcendence-through-the relationship-with-the-absolute-being,’ and ‘transcendence-through-the-relationship-with-the transcendental-being’ were higher in women than in men. As a result of the average difference by age, the older age group was higher than the lower age group. This study is significant in that it established a standard for TSS that can be used in counseling and ministry settings.
FMUPorto - Summaries and comments
Authors:   USF Nova Caparica, ACeS Almada-Seixal – ARS LVT, Ferreira Pedro a , Figueiredo Carlos a ,   Hospital de Santa Marta, Centro Hospitalar Universitário de Lisboa Central, Folhadela Simões Vasco b ,   Serviço de Medicina Física e de Reabilitação na ULS Região de Leiria, Vila Real Ricardo b ,   Serviço de Ortopedia na ULS Matosinhos
Published: March 2024

a - Cardiac sequelae in athletes following COVID-19 vaccination evidence and misinformation b - Associations between cardiorespiratory fitness in youth and the incidence of site-specific cancer in men: a cohort study with register linkage
Lesão Aguda do Músculo Longo Adutor num Jogador de Futebol Profissional
Authors:   (ex-) Al Ettifaq Football Club, Arábia Saudita, Ribeiro Basil , Novo Bruno ,   Al Ettifaq Football Club, Arábia Saudita
Published: March 2024

Acute injury to the adductor muscle is common in football players, has a good prognosis and causes fewer days of absence from sports compared to injuries to other muscle groups. An acute injury causes intense pain and requires immediate sports cessation. The diagnosis is clinical and is supported by magnetic resonance imaging, which is considered the exam of reference. In this text we describe the clinical case of a right-handed professional football player, who suffered an injury to the left adductor longus muscle, classified as 2b (British classification of muscle injuries). Multidisciplinary and player involvement, application of load to the muscle from the beginning and respect for pain throughout the process allowed the player to participate in an official football game nine days after the injury.
Contabilidad ambiental como experiencia educativa del licenciado en Contaduría. Caso Universidad Veracruzana
Authors: Sinforoso Martínez Saulo , Álvarez Velázquez Edalid
Published: March 2024

La presente investigación tiene como objetivo analizar la percepción de los estudiantes del octavo semestre de la licenciatura en Contaduría de la Universidad Veracruzana sobre la experiencia educativa de contabilidad ambiental cursada durante el semestre febrero-julio de 2023. Para ello, se diseñó un estudio de tipo cuantitativo de corte transversal, y se aplicó un cuestionario a 237 estudiantes en el que se indagaba sobre el contenido teórico de la asignatura de Contabilidad Ambiental. Los resultados obtenidos muestran que la mayoría de los estudiantes consideran que cursar la referida asignatura es importante tanto para su formación profesional como para su desempeño laboral. La originalidad de este estudio radica en la identificación de datos sobre la aplicación de la contabilidad ambiental en el entorno educativo como parte integral de la formación de un licenciado en Contaduría. Como futuras investigaciones se propone aplicar el mismo instrumento después de un año de que los estudiantes hayan egresado con el fin de identificar el impacto de la formación en contabilidad ambiental en su desempeño laboral. Se concluye, por tanto, que un futuro licenciado en Contaduría formado con una visión ambiental demuestra la madurez de la contabilidad ambiental, la cual constituye un aporte fundamental para el desarrollo sustentable de la sociedad.
Aspectos do conhecimento para ensinar Matemática a estudantes com síndrome de Down suscitados em uma comunidade de professoras
Authors: Tabaka Neusa Eliana Wollmann , Borges Fábio Alexandre , Estevam Everton José Goldoni
Published: March 2024

A pesquisa apresentada neste artigo teve por objetivo investigar aspectos do conhecimento para ensinar Matemática a estudantes com Síndrome de Down, suscitados em um contexto formativo de uma Comunidade de Professoras. Nesse sentido, foi assumida a perspectiva qualitativa do tipo pesquisa-intervenção. Para tal, foi constituído um grupo de sete professoras que ensinam Matemática para estudantes com Síndrome de Down, atuantes tanto em escola na modalidade de Educação Especial quanto em escola comum. O grupo relacionou-se de maneira síncrona e assíncrona, considerando que a formação ocorreu antes e depois do início da Pandemia causada pela Covid-19. Para a produção dos dados, foram utilizadas gravações em áudio, anotações da pesquisadora em diário de campo e registros de interações em um grupo de WhatsApp. As análises das informações produzidas foram orientadas por três aspectos emergentes do conjunto dos dados: a) Síndrome de Down, potencialidades e dificuldades relacionadas à Matemática; b) conhecimento do conceito (número) para o ensino e a aprendizagem de estudantes com Síndrome de Down (SD); e c) adaptação curricular e o uso de materiais multissensoriais. Como conclusão, destaca-se que ações formativas pautadas em uma Comunidade de Professores possibilitam um plano de trabalho flexível, conduzindo o professor a pensar o ensino de Matemática considerando as dificuldades, habilidades e motivações específicas do estudante com SD, com valorização das diferentes visões dos professores e da importância de compartilhar seus conhecimentos e experiências, atendendo as necessidades que emergem do grupo, articulando seus interesses e práticas.
Microexclusion and immigrant students
Authors: Carrijo Manuella
Published: March 2024

This paper is theoretically driven by doctoral research data. The corresponding doctoral research involved fifteen participants who live in Brazil: immigrants and parents of immigrant students from Haiti and Venezuela and mathematics teachers in schools with immigrant students in São Paulo (Brazil). The research aims to consider socially and racially structured exclusions, to discuss perspectives and approaches, and to challenge mathematics education with immigrant students towards inclusive actions. Thinking about what inclusion and inclusive mathematics education with immigrant students could mean goes toward glimpsing the roots of what can obstruct such a process, which means taking the path towards unwrapping the processes of exclusion and violence against the immigrant population. Immigrants’ and teachers’ voices will be heard in this article to support discussions about the issues around inclusive mathematics education. I present situations that illustrate that microexclusions may accompany the inclusive context in subtle practices. Microexclusions tend to isolate people in a given environment, even if that environment is considered inclusive. This paper aims to discuss a crucial situation: the barriers to including immigrant students have to do with various levels of oppressive social structures. I identify four types of microexclusion related to immigrants having to do with exoticization, misleading identification, second-class citizen treatment, assimilation, and misprise.
Pour une sémiotique écosocialiste des relations de l’homme avec son environnement : phúsis et tékhnai
Authors: Calame Claude
Published: March 2024

La crise environnementale dont les populations les plus pauvres subissent les conséquences les plus destructrices nous contraint à repenser l’interaction complexe des hommes et de leurs communautés avec leur indispensable milieu. Une démarche de comparaison anthropologique et critique avec la Grèce ancienne par les notions de phúsis et de tékhnai nous engage à rompre avec le paradigme technologique et marchand contemporain, animé par un néolibéralisme mondialisé, pour l’exploitation purement économique d’un environnement objectivéen nature. Dans une perspective d’appréhension sémiotique de notre milieu, la comparaison nous dirige vers une anthropopoiétique doublée d’une écopoiétique d’ordre sémiotique, politiquement animées par l’écosocialisme.
“Novel food”, insetti nel piatto
Authors: Bordenca Ilaria Ventura
Published: March 2024

Come si produce il cambiamento in campo alimentare ? quali processi semiotici lo caratterizzano ? e che succede nel caso in cui la trasformazione riguarda una proposta dietetica totalmente inusuale nel contesto della cultura occidentale come gli insetti edibili ? questo contributo si concentra sul caso degli insetti a tavola nella cultura gastronomica italiana, attraverso l’analisi di alcuni casi studio della comunicazione mediatica e di brand dello scenario italiano. Emergeranno questioni teoriche che riguardano i processi di significazione del gusto e la costruzione semiotica della collettività.
Être ou ne pas être une marque Analyse sémiotique de la fortune de Coca-Cola Zero
Authors: Perusset Alain
Published: March 2024

Lancé en 2005, Coca-Cola Zero est rapidement devenu un produit emblématique aux quatre coins du globe. Cependant, au cours des années qui ont suivi sa commercialisation, Coca-Cola Zero a subi des transformations majeures qui, presque 20 ans plus tard, interrogent : le Coca-Cola sans sucres du début des années 2020 est-il toujours le Coca-Cola Zero d’antan ? C’est donc la thématique des identités et stratégies de marques que ce travail aborde. Il s’inscrit dans le sillage des travaux de sémiotique post-greimassienne sur la marque, avec un arrière-plan ricœurien relatif à la question de l’ipséité : une identité reste-t-elle la même à mesure qu’elle évolue ? Un large corpus est retenu pour analyser cette évolution, majoritairement composé des canettes produites au fil des ans, ainsi que de leurs déclinaisons actuelles. Enfin, une définition renouvelée du concept de marque est proposée, qui ouvre des perspectives plus générales pour, 1°, penser le statut des offres commerciales au sein des stratégies de marques de David A. Aaker, et, 2°, produire une grammaire des rôles qu’assume l’interactant dans chacun des régim de sens d’Eric Landowski.
Psicanálise e política revolucionária
Authors: Cardoso Rubens Díodoro Ferreira , Rodrigues Elisa Gonçalves
Published: March 2024

Este artigo examina a profícua interseção entre a política revolucionária e a psicanálise desde Freud até a "esquerda lacaniana". Investigamos as condições históricas e teóricas que permitiram a conjugação entre estes campos, tratando-se de uma análise na/da psicanálise. Entrelaçamos investigação teórica com o materialismo histórico-dialético, rastreando a evolução conceitual em jogo nesta relação, bem como os contextos sociais que possibilitaram a concepção de uma psicanálise politicamente revolucionária. Nutrimos a aposta de que reavivar as raízes populares da psicanálise poderá salvaguardá-la de derivar para a defesa do capitalismo liberal em cenários de crises políticas concretas.
Moonrise Kingdom
Authors: Fogaça Caroline
Published: March 2024

O filme Moonrise Kingdom (2011) é uma produção cinematográfica que narra a história de duas crianças que se apaixonam e fogem de suas casas, desestabilizando a ordem dos grupos dos quais fazem parte. Com base nos conceitos semióticos de Peirce e dos registros de Lacan, o presente artigo visa, de forma crítica, analisar a obra fílmica demonstrando aspectos da tradição hermenêutica que sobrepõem a razão instrumental em relação às emoções e ao sensível.
Felicidade, consumismo e mal-estar na civilização
Authors: De Oliveira Mariana Gabriela , Rodrigues Lyvia Renata
Published: March 2024

O presente estudo tem como objetivo, a partir da perspectiva psicanalítica, analisar como o curta Happiness, de Steve Cutts, auxilia a compreender quais são os sinais do mal-estar da civilização presentes em uma sociedade de consumo que busca pela felicidade que, aparentemente, está por todo lado, mas que ninguém consegue alcançar. A temática felicidade é abordada por Freud no texto Mal-estar na Civilização de 1930, no qual aponta que os homens desejam alcançar a felicidade e permanecer nela, no entanto, para cada sujeito, a resposta sobre onde encontrar felicidade é muito particular, podendo ser por diversos caminhos, mas nenhum garante segurança total. Para ele, a felicidade constante e absoluta não existe, ela acontece de maneira intermitente.  A cultura do consumo potencializa a ideia de que através da satisfação dos desejos individuais será possível encontrar felicidade e assim, aguça nos consumidores novos desejos a serem satisfeitos, fazendo-os querer consumir sempre mais. No entanto, o vazio existencial inerente ao ser humano e suas relações não se preenche facilmente com objetos, prazer ou medicação. Todas essas questões levantadas por Freud podem ser analisadas por meio do curta Happiness, que também denuncia os excessos da sociedade moderna, a robotização da vida cotidiana e as estratégias dos indivíduos para lidar com as angústias da vida real, auxiliando na reflexão do consumismo e da busca pela felicidade.
The Influence of Soil Characteristic Changes on Erosion Rates Based on the Universal Soil Loss Equation (USLE) Method
Authors: Andriyani Idah , Fadila Yaumil Zahro
Published: March 2024

Soil erodibility is a major factor contributing to soil erosion as well as the intensity of erosion rates. This study aims to validate soil erodibility values based on soil type maps through field measurements of erosion hazard level (EHL) within the Antrokan Sub-watershed area, Jember. Input data included digital maps comprising rainfall data (from 2004 to 2019), soil types, land use allocation, and Digital Elevation Model (DEM). Erosion rate was calculated using the USLE model, which was executed in two steps: (1) processing and interpreting erosion variables (R, K, LS, CP), and (2) calculating and classifying soil EHL. Field measurements indicated that soil erodibility value (K) is higher as compared to the value derived from the soil type maps. This discrepancy impacts the predicted erosion rate, where using measured K values resulted in the severe EHL category, with erosion rate of 1131 t.ha–1.y–1, while using K values based on soil type maps produced erosion rate of 432.2 t.ha–1.y–1, categorized as moderate level. In this sense, validation of soil erodibility data is important for predicting erosion rate using USLE method. In conclusion, the soil conservation implementation to reduce K values is necessary in the Antrokan Sub-watershed area Keywords: Erodibility, Erosion hazard level, Nomograph, Soil type, USLE.
Quantum Propulsion: Background and Practical Applications
Authors: Ioskevich Alex
Published: March 2024

This is the first introduction of new and revolutionary aerospace engines and propulsion methods. Our organization is currently developing quantum propulsion systems and space vehicles that will be capable of flying with enormous speed (potentially reaching and exceeding the speed of light) and will have unseen-before manoeuvrability and lifting capacity. They will provide 100% crew protection from deadly sun and space radiation which is essential for safe deep space travel and manned space exploration. They will also provide spacecraft with protection against space particles. To date, we have managed to crack the main secret of practical quantum engine design and we are ready to develop it further into fully operational aerospace vehicles. Quantum propulsion systems are the only systems that can facilitate realistic prospects of space mining on the industrial scale and deep space colonisation, including colonisation of habitable planets in the future. The cost efficiency of this new technology is going to be enormous. Development and production costs of quantum aerospace vehicles compared to production costs of chemical fuel jet spacecraft allow to reduce price per kilo space launch ratio hundreds of times, making deep space exploration and commercialisation more accessible and practically feasible at last. Manufacturing and maintenance of quantum-propelled flying machines that can reach the age of our solar system within hours will be no more expensive than manufacturing jet planes or helicopters of the same size. Quantum propulsion systems are going to replace outdated chemical fuel rocket and jet engines in the near future and will become the mainstay of air travel and space exploration.
Pengaruh Peran Komite Audit, Umur Perusahaan dan Ukuran Perusahaan terhadap Audit Delay: Studi pada Perusahaan Sub Sektor Property dan Real Estate yang Listing di Bursa Efek Indonesia 2018-2021
Authors: Malahati Ghassani , Syofyan Efrizal
Published: March 2024

This research aims to find out the effect of audit committee, company age and size firm on audit delay in property and real estate sub-sector companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2018-2021. This research is a quantitative research. The samples collected was 188 data based of the purposive sampling technique. The data used are secondary data obtained from 1 or company websites and other sites related to this research. The research data were analyzed using multiple linear regression analysis. Based on statistical analysis, it can be concluded that audit committee and firm age do not have a negative effect on audit delay. Company size has a negative effect on audit delay.
Public Accounting vs Private Accounting: Pengaruh Personal Branding terhadap Pilihan Karir Mahasiswa Akuntansi di Kota Padang
Authors: Athalla Rania Isra , Afriyenti Mayar
Published: March 2024

This study means to decide the amount of impact personal branding has on career choices of accounting students in picking a profession as a public accountant or private accountant. This study utilizes Holland's career choice theory. The population of this study were S1 accounting students in Padang City and information assortment was done utilizing a survey that was conveyed straightforwardly and through g form to accounting students at 6 colleges in Padang City. Hypothesis testing utilizing logistic regression analysis. The outcomes showed that 33.5% of the personal branding variable could impact the career choice variable of accounting students while the rest was affected by different factors.
Dampak Penerapan Green Accounting, Kinerja Lingkungan dan Biaya Lingkungan terhadap Profitabilitas pada Perusahaan Pertambangan yang Terdaftar di Bursa Efek Indonesia Tahun 2018-2022
Authors: Kotango Juliyanti , Jeandry Gregorius , Ali Iqbal Muhammad Aris
Published: March 2024

This study aims to determine the effect of green accounting, environmental performance and environmental costs on profitability. The population used in this research is mining companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2018-2022. The sample was selected using a purposive sampling method based on criteria, so that 13 companies were obtained with a total sample of 65 data. The analysis technique used in this research is multiple regression analysis using the SPSS 25 program. The results of this research show that green accounting has no effect on profitability, environmental performance has no effect on profitability and environmental costs have a positive effect on profitability.
Analisis Akuntabilitas Kinerja Sekolah dari Perspektif Teori Pemangku Kepentingan
Authors: Palupi Ade , Prudencia Queentina Adhella , Syafei Ade Wirman , Jumansyah Jumansyah
Published: March 2024

This research explains on how a school accounts for its performance due to to comply its accountability to its stakeholders. Meanwhile, the purpose of this study is to enrich stakeholder theory discourse on the application of performance measurement in schools. This is a case study research by using qualitative approach. A private high school in the East Jakarta to be a case. Data is collected through documentation and interviews with the principal, two vice principals and an officer of school public relations. This study finds (1) the stakeholders of private school consist of the government, the school foundation, and parents. (2) The school conducts performance measurement as a tool for complying school’s accountability. (3) School prepares some reports in term of learning resources, financial resources, and asset management to report school’s performance for its stakeholders. (4) As school managing the three types of resources, it creates value, namely the excellent level of students’ academic and non-academic quality. This paper concludes that using performance measurement and report it to its stakeholder for complying accountability is a form of school’s interaction with stakeholders. This relationship is significant for school to attain its value in delivering education service.
Pengembangan Modul Ajar IPAS berbasis Kearifan Lokal dengan menggunakan Flipbook di kelas IV SDN 34 Mampang
Authors: Pohan Rizkah Mahyuni
Published: March 2024

Penelitian ini berlatar belakang dari rendahnya hasi belajar IPAS, Ketersediaan buku IPAS sebagai salah satunya sumber belajar, serta minimnya ketersedian modul ajar IPAS sehingga pembelajaran jauh dari kata kongkret. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui kelayakan dan keefektifan modul ajar IPAS berbasis kearifan lokal dengan menggunakan flipbook di kelas IV SDN 34 Mampang. Bentuk studi ini dikenal sebagai penelitian dan pengembangan (R&D), yang menganut proses pengembangan model Define, Design, Develop, dan Disseminate (atau 4D). Siswa di kelas 40 dijadikan sebagai subjek penelitian. Berdasarkan temuan penelitian dapat disimpulkan bahwa hasil validasi ahli desain 99,00%, ahli materi 92,85%, dan ahli bahasa 87,50%. Hasil ini menunjukkan hasil dengan kriteria yang sangat realistis untuk digunakan dalam penelitian. Kuesioner respon guru juga membuahkan hasil. Nilai pretes menunjukkan hasil rata-rata 53,3%, dan nilai postes menunjukkan hasil rata-rata 75,55%. Penyebaran hasil angket respon siswa diketahui bahwa hasil belajar siswa mengalami peningkatan sebesar 22,25%, hal ini dapat dimaknai bahwa modul ajar IPAS berbasis Kearifan lokal dengan menggunakan Flipbook efektif dalam meningkatkan hasil belajar peserta didik dan telah mencapai taraf keefektifan.
Assessment of growth and yield parameters in recombinant inbred line populations of tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.) through correlation and path analysis
Authors: Kumar S Chethan , R S Jawadagi , B Fakrudin , C N Hanchinamani , M S Kulkarni , T N Lakshmidevamma , R Vijayakumar
Published: March 2024

Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.) is high value crop, also called as protective food due to its high nutritional and biochemical compounds. Correlation and path analysis was carried out for 147 tomato recombinant inbred line population. Correlation studies suggested that the association of fruit yield per plant was positive and significant with plant height (0.595), branches per plant (0.657), fruits per cluster (0.500), clusters per plant (0.717), average fruit weight (0.244) and fruits per plant (0.891). Path analysis revealed that among eleven characters studied only two characters viz., average fruit weight (0.415) and fruits per plant (0.817) showed very high positive and direct effect on yield per plant. This study helps to understand the mutual relationship among various traits thereby assist in selecting the character contributing to the yield.
Aeroponics approach for production of gladiolus (Gladiolus hybridus Hort.) corms and cormels
Authors: Bharathi Usha , T M Rao , D Kalaivanan , R Kumar , G S Kumaran
Published: March 2024

Gladiolus is a popular commercial flower crop among top ten cut flowers of international trade. In order to improve the rate of multiplication, eleven gladiolus varieties with three nutrient regimes (N1- 96:18:108, N2-128:24:144 and N3-160:30:180 ppm of NPK) were evaluated under aeroponics system. The results revealed that different varieties and nutrient regimes had significant influence on plant growth, corm and cormel production. Among the genotypes, Arka Naveen recorded maximum plant height (109.44 cm), on par with Arka Amar (104.77 cm). The genotype Arka Amar (1.89) recorded highest number of corms per plant, on par with Arka Ranjini (1.78), Arka Aayush (1.44), Arka Naveen (1.44) and Arka Shobha (1.67). However, number of cormels were recorded highest in Arka Aayush (1.67), on par with Arka Amar (1.67) and Arka Ranjini (1.44). Among the nutrient regimes, N2 (128:24:144 ppm NPK) registered maximum plant height (85.44 cm), on par with N3 (160:30:180 ppm NPK) (77.42 cm). The number of corms (1.39) and cormels (3.56) per plant were recorded highest in N2 (128:24:144 ppm of NPK). The genotype Arka Manorama did not produce cormels under aeroponics system. Gladiolus varieties Arka Amar, Arka Aayush and Arka Naveen were found as best suited under aeroponic system for better corm multiplication under the nutrient regime of N2 (128:24:144 ppm of NPK).
Isolation and characterization of microsatellite markers from Garcinia morella using next generation sequencing technology and cross-species amplification
Authors: K V Ravishankar , R Vasudeva , B Hemanth , D Narendrababu , P Nischita , B S Sandya , B R Sthapit , V A Parthasarathy , Rao V Ramanatha
Published: March 2024

The fruit-bearing medicinal tree, Garcinia morella, grows in the tropical rain forests of India’s Western Ghats, Indo-Chinese Himalayan regions and Sri Lanka. Its fruit rinds are used as a garnish and in seasoning during food preparation. In order to genetically exploit it and assess diversity, development of microsatellite markers was attempted. We partially sequenced genomic DNA using the Illumina Hiseq 2000 platform and examined sequence data for microsatellite loci. We obtained high-quality 10653 Mbp data and was assembled into 1613263 contigs. A total of 121199 SSRs were discovered, Di nucleotide repeats were predominant (42.5%), followed by mono and tri nucleotide repeats (30.4 and 7.9%, respectively). We were able to design primers for 52901 microsatellites. Genetic analysis of 48 SSR loci, showed PIC values ranging from 0.067 to 0.939 with a mean value of 0.7547. The allele per locus ranged from 2 to 24 with a mean of 13. These microsatellite markers can be employed for genetic diversity analysis, molecular characterization and mapping different traits.
Earth Care and Recovery in Kerri ní Dochartaigh’s Thin Places (2021)
Authors: McCann Fiona
Published: March 2024

Thin Places (2021) is a piece of work which defies categorization. It is partly a memoir filled with traumatic personal events, partly a reflection on loss in all its manifest forms (physical, familial, linguistic, environmental), and partly an uplifting plea for allowing the exploration of our natural surroundings to function as a meaningful form of care. Kerri ní Dochartaigh uses the materiality of the sentient beings that surround us, and deep care for our ecosystem, as a means of recovery. Earth care as self-care. Ní Dochartaigh is concerned with both the materiality and the immateriality of objects of care and manages to incorporate both through her interest in “the liminal space between things”, to borrow the title of an article by Timothy Morton (2014). The narrator foregrounds her mental health difficulties brought on by a violent and traumatic childhood in Northern Ireland yet also places the focus on the ways in which Ireland’s natural habitat, its material reality and its immaterial Celtic portals, “hold us” (2022: 228) in unsuspected care relationships. In the process, “[a]rt happens […] in the liminal space(s) between things, in conversations between metal and sky, humans and metal, era and era, heaven and earth” (Morton 2014: 270-1). A poignant process of recovery is recounted, highlighting firstly the refusal of care before slowly moving towards co-constituted acts of care: as ní Dochartaigh gradually recovers her lost mother tongue, and pays attention to the beauty of her natural surroundings, as she begins to care for both, she also starts to feel cared for. The sensory experience of loss, gain, and care in Thin Places is predicated upon several ecologies and resonates strongly with Joan Tronto’s definition of care as ultimately “a species activity that includes everything that we do to maintain, continue, and repair our ‘world’ so that we can live in it as well as possible. That world includes our bodies, our selves (sic.), and our environment, all of which we seek to interweave in a complex, life-sustaining web” (1993: 103; original emphasis). Kerri ní Dochartaigh celebrates, in the most understated manner, the full complexity of this “life-sustaining web” and this article proposes to unpack all of the above elements to show how her very singular aesthetics places the emphasis on the coloniality of loss and the restorative power of stories.
Shadow Lives: Disrupting Gender Patterns in Kate O’Brien’s Mary Lavelle and Maeve Brennan’s The Visitor
Authors:   University of Edinburgh, UK, O’Rourke Edward
Published: March 2024

The decades that followed Irish independence witnessed a doubling down of efforts to reinforce established gender roles and conservative systems of power in the fledgling state. The tensions that emerged between the cosmopolitanism outside of Ireland and the increasingly isolationist policies within found suitable expression in the contradictory treatment of Kate O’Brien’s work, lauded outside of Ireland, yet subjected at home to the stringent censorship laws that saw both Mary Lavelle (1936) and The Land of Spices (1941) banned upon publication. While, across the Atlantic, Maeve Brennan, then at the very outset of her career, was undergoing a form of self–censorship writing her first extended work, later to be published as The Visitor (2000). In the mid-twentieth century, Brennan and O’Brien explored depictions of women living on the margins of normative domestic life, beyond the institutions of marriage and motherhood. And in this, they paved the way for the radical cultural and spatial re-formations that would signal a new Ireland at the beginning of the twenty-first century. In this essay, I consider Kate O’Brien’s novel Mary Lavelle (1936), alongside recently uncovered drafts of Brennan’s roughly contemporaneous novella, as a challenge to the patriarchal hegemony that emerged in the newly conceived Free State. And I suggest that in drafting her first extended work of fiction, Brennan was conscious of the proscriptions that O’Brien had fallen foul of in Ireland.
De narices extravagantes y otras bromas de la naturaleza: la estructura del strange loop y la defensa de las líneas curvas en el “episodio de las narices” de Tristram Shandy
Authors:   Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lenga Jésica Daniela
Published: March 2024

“The Tale of Slawkenbergius”, also known as the “Episode of the Nose”, is one of the most recognised and quoted passages from Tristram Shandy (Sterne 1759-1767). This short story from the fourth volume of Sterne’s novel has received a great deal of attention in the specialised bibliography. However, the studies so far published analyse the story as an isolated episode and concentrate mainly on the use of irony, double entendre and puns as a means of alluding to sexual issues (Gallagher 2018; Walsh 2009). The aim of this paper is to study “The Tale of Slawkenbergius” no longer as a humorous representation of the grotesque, but as a metaliterary manifestation of Sterne’s poetics, thus relating the tale to the structure of the novel. The way in which Sterne uses the device of the “strange loop” in this passage to express his subscription to Hogarth’s aesthetics and to Hogarth’s ideas about the “lines of beauty and grace” will be determined. It will also relate the apology for the beauty of a colossal-nosed, disproportionate hero that is established in this episode to the defence of “deformed” art forms, removed from neoclassical aesthetics, that Tristram establishes throughout his narrative.
Reflexiones sobre la ideología en Marruecos
Authors: Boudroua Ahmed
Published: March 2024

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Zidane Zeraoui, El mundo árabe: imperialismo y nacionalismo, México, Centro de Estudios Económicos y Sociales del Tercer Mundo (CEESTEM) y Ed. Nueva Imagen, 1981. 153 págs. y anexo de 60 págs. sobre el nacionalismo en el Maghreb, previamente publicado en la Revista del Ceestem.
Authors: Cardona Cardona Diego
Published: March 2024

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La visión de Vāsavadattā
Authors: González Del Solar Susana
Published: March 2024

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Wu Yuanshan, 15 Poemas Cí de las dinastías Tang y Song. México Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, 1981. Pp. xvii+32.
Authors: Maeth Ch. Russell
Published: March 2024

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Carmen Blacker y Michael Loewe (eds.), Ancient Cosmologies, London, George Alien & Unwin Ltd., 1975.
Authors: Maeth Ch. Russell
Published: March 2024

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Japón: Yamada Yōji
Authors: Quartucci Guillermo
Published: March 2024

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China/India
Authors: Álvarez Mariela
Published: March 2024

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La administración para el desarrollo en África: reflexiones sobre dos décadas de experiencia
Authors: Senghor Jeggan Colley , Goldsmith Patrick
Published: March 2024

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La OUA: algunas reflexiones
Authors: Shivji Issa G. , Quartucci Guillermo
Published: March 2024

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Presentación
Authors: Nyong'o P. Anyang'
Published: March 2024

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Sección cultural
Authors: Quartucci Guillermo
Published: March 2024

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Las relaciones de la República Popular China con América Latina
Authors: Lozoya Jorge Alberto
Published: March 2024

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Voces de primavera
Authors: Meng Wang , Yaozu Chen
Published: March 2024

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La crisis actual de los sistemas hegemónicos en el Medio Oriente
Authors: Quintana Pali Santiago
Published: March 2024

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Li Bo, Copa en mano, pregunto a la luna, Chen Guojian (trad.), México, El Colegio de México, 1982, 85 pp.
Authors: Maeth Ch. Russell
Published: March 2024

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Ichien Mujū, Collection de sable et de pierres (Shasekishū), París, Gallimard, 1979, 361 pp.
Authors: Quartucci Guillermo
Published: March 2024

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Sufismo: Hujwiri y el amor divino
Authors: Ruiz F. Manuel
Published: March 2024

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La influencia del pensamiento de Mao en América Latina
Authors: Connelly Marisela
Published: March 2024

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Liándongshi: expresiones verbales en serie en chino moderno y chino clásico
Authors: Maeth Ch. Russell
Published: March 2024

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La India y el modo colonial de producción. Segunda parte
Authors: Alavi Hamza
Published: March 2024

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Antropología, ideología, colonialismo
Authors: Devalle Susana B. C.
Published: March 2024

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Transición intelectual a fines de la dinastía Qing
Authors: Evans Harriet
Published: March 2024

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Seyyed Hossein Nasr, Islamic Life and Thought, Albany, State University of New York, 1981, 232 pp.
Authors: Quintana Pali Santiago
Published: March 2024

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Wang Zhongshu, Han Civilization, Yale University Press, 1982, pp. xxii + 261.
Authors: Maeth Ch. Russell
Published: March 2024

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La construcción del hombre nuevo. Entrevista a Abdelwahhab Al-Bayati
Authors: Cabrera Miguel
Published: March 2024

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Resumen del informe del Primer Congreso Nacional de la Asociación Latinoamericana de Estudios Afroasiáticos, Sección México
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Published: March 2024

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América Latina y Japón en la década de 1980
Authors: Moneta Carlos
Published: March 2024

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Application of Web 2.0 to Reduce Failure in English
Authors: Pineda Castillo Kristian Armando , Jerónimo Yedra Rubén
Published: March 2024

The purpose of the intervention was to reduce the failure rate in English with the help of a website built to support the learning experience. Action research was employed in a mixed-methods approach with an exploratory sequential design. Techniques such as documentary analysis, semistructured interviews, and participant observation were employed with 255 high schoolers. Findings revealed that the website, together with follow-up from the teacher-researchers, helped most students achieve a passing grade, empowered the learning experience, and enhanced communicative competence and linguistic awareness. Additionally, the website’s user-friendly nature and well-suited interface simplified the learning dynamic. Furthermore, according to website data, this digital space was also used in other settings with similar objectives. Even so, apathy remained a problem as some learners chose not to take part in the strategy and did not pass. We believe that the research contributes to the state of the art and generates knowledge, especially given the lack of research addressing failure in language education.