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National and State Identity in Turkey
Authors: Alaranta Toni
Published: March 2024

National and State Identity in Turkey uses the concepts of national and state identity to examine Turkey’s domestic and international politics and explain how the country’s position in the international system has changed over the last ten years. State identity is understood as the end result of a transformed national identity, linking both domestic and international levels.

Toni Alaranta argues that there has been a radical reformulation of Turkey’s national identity, interest, and positioning in the world since the Justice and Development Party (AKP) came to power in 2002. This transformed identity has helped the country renegotiate its status in the world. He first examines the changing nature of Turkey’s national identity before looking at the struggle between two extreme positions—secularism and Islamism. He then explains how the “New Turkey” discourse is part of an Islamic-conservative ideology that targets the notion of the “domestic other,” or minorities, versus the Turkish-Muslim “self.” This discourse is transforming not only the notion of national identity but also Turkey’s relations with the rest of the world, and particularly with the European Union.
David Shire's The Conversation
Authors: Chattah Juan
Published: March 2024

Nominated for three Academy Awards in 1974, including Best Picture and Best Sound, Francis Ford Coppola’s The Conversation is regarded as the archetypal achievement in weaving together a balanced blend of dialogue, cinematography, sound effects, and music. For the film, composer David Shire created a score that challenged preconceptions of the music’s function within film. Featuring a jazz-infused piano score with pioneering excursions into electroacoustic techniques, Shire’s music provides depth and meaning to the soundtrack by establishing a musical/narrative metaphorical correlation that traces the main character’s psychological journey.

In David Shire’s The Conversation: A Film Score Guide, Juan Chattah draws on extensive interviews with the composer and includes numerous examples from his manuscripts to provide aesthetic and critical insights into the compositional process. The book fleshes out a multifaceted framework that reveals layers of meaning that permeate the score, delving into David Shire’s life and musical upbringing to trace the development of his compositional techniques. The author also investigates the film’s critical and historical contexts and ultimately presents a detailed analysis of the complete soundtrack to the film.

Proposing an innovative analytical methodology that intersects semiotics and cognitive psychology, this volume offers a unique insight into the film and its music. As such, David Shire’s The Conversation: A Film ScoreGuide will be of interest to film scholars, music scholars, and fans of the composer’s work.
Characters from the Diamond
Authors: Waldo Ronald  T.
Published: March 2024

Baseball during the late 1800s and the Deadball Era was filled with aggressive, hard-nosed players who had no qualms about exhibiting belligerent behavior while tenaciously achieving victory on the diamond. These unique and eccentric individuals helped the game grow in popularity through their brilliance on the field and their legendary exploits off it. From manager Miller Huggins fighting with a pitcher over thick, juicy steaks to Rube Waddell getting arrested for tossing doughnuts at the coiffure of a waitress, their stories kept baseball fans entertained throughout the season—and still entertain us today.

In Characters from the Diamond: Wild Events, Crazy Antics, and Unique Tales from Early Baseball, Ronald T. Waldochronicles the adventures of an unparalleled group of players, managers, and umpires whose tales continue to define that era of baseball. From the days of Chris Von der Ahe when his St. Louis Browns dominated the American Association to the Great War, this book presents an array of unique stories, peculiar accounts, and humorous anecdotes involving the men who were the very fabric of the game during that time period. Baseball icons such as John McGraw, Willie Keeler, Ty Cobb, Frank Chance, Rube Waddell, and Mike Donlin are profiled in this book, while numerous lesser-known players—including Arthur Evans, Jack Rowan, Bill Kellogg, Bill Bailey, Ping Bodie, and William Dugan—are also given their moment in the sun alongside their more famous baseball brethren.

Characters from the Diamond breathes life back into baseball from the late nineteenth century and Deadball Era. Illuminating, entertaining, and noteworthy, these stories surrounding some of the game’s most unique individuals paint a humorous, off-beat picture of an often-forgotten era for baseball lovers everywhere.
Collaborative Grant-Seeking
Authors: de Farber Bess G.
Published: March 2024

A collaborative approach to grant seeking can stimulate and reshape the culture of your library organization. The exciting and rewarding activities of developing a successful grants program can yield enormous dividends for the benefit of your staff, patrons, and community. Collaborative Grant-Seeking: A Practical Guide for Librarians will share new insights for those who want to access grant funding without reinventing the wheel. Based on years of practical grant writing and collaboration development experience, this resource provides a complete guide for setting up a library grant-seeking program, and for combining forces with community partners to increase grant funding to libraries. Venturing into the grants world can be scary and unpredictable. This book offers detailed strategies and practical steps to establish a supportive and collaborative environment that creates the capacity to consistently develop fundable proposals, and gives readers the confidence needed to make grant-seeking activities commonplace within libraries.

Collaborative Grant-Seeking will share featured topics unavailable in other grant writing publications, such as:

interpreting sponsor guidelines

identifying appropriate funding programs

determining the feasibility of project ideas

asset-based (vs. need-based) proposal development strategies

actual examples of successful and unusual library projects

initiating and sustaining collaborative relationships
Al Capone and the 1933 World's Fair
Authors: Hazelgrove William Elliott
Published: March 2024

Al Capone and the 1933 World’s Fair: The End of the Gangster Era in Chicago is a historical look at Chicago during the darkest days of the Great Depression. The story of Chicago fighting the hold that organized crime had on the city to be able to put on The 1933 World's Fair.

William Hazelgrove provides the exciting and sprawling history behind the 1933 World's Fair, the last of the golden age. He reveals the story of the six millionaire businessmen, dubbed The Secret Six, who beat Al Capone at his own game, ending the gangster era as prohibition was repealed. The story of an intriguing woman, Sally Rand, who embodied the World's Fair with her own rags to riches story and brought sex into the open. The story of Rufus and Charles Dawes who gave the fair a theme and then found financing in the worst economic times the country had ever experienced. The story of the most corrupt mayor of Chicago, William Thompson, who owed his election to Al Capone; and the mayor who followed him, Anton Cermak, who was murdered months before the fair opened by an assassin many said was hired by Al Capone.

But most of all it’s the story about a city fighting for survival in the darkest of times; and a shining light of hope called A Century of Progress.
Remembering the Stars of the NFL Glory Years
Authors: Stewart Wayne
Published: March 2024

The 1950s and 60s was a golden age for professional football. It was perhaps the toughest and roughest era for the sport, before rules were created to better protect the players, but it was also a time when legends were born. To many football fans this era remains the Glory Years of the NFL, when the stars that roamed the gridiron included the likes of Johnny Unitas, Bart Starr, Jim Brown, and Raymond Berry.

In Remembering the Stars of the NFL Glory Years: An Inside Look at the Golden Age of Football, Wayne Stewart tells the story of professional football in the ‘50s and ‘60s through the words of the players themselves. Chapters cover Hall of Famers on both sides of the ball, players who made a lasting impression on the game, and the toughest players on the gridiron. Stewart intertwines profiles of these iconic players with the athletes’ own memories, observations, and anecdotes, including their impressions of teammates and opponents. Two additional chapters consist of humorous quotes and the players’ thoughts on how the game has changed since their heyday.

Featuring exclusive interviews with players from the 1950s and ‘60s, Remembering the Stars of the NFL Glory Years provides an inside look at this distinct time in professional football. With a wide range of topics and insights included throughout, this book will both entertain and inform football fans and historians alike.
Baseball's Roaring Twenties
Authors: Waldo Ronald  T.
Published: March 2024

Following the 1919 Black Sox scandal, baseball needed men willing and able to pump life back into the game during tough times. Numerous ballplayers stepped forward and left their mark on the national pastime as it continued to thrive and grow during a decade that became known as the Roaring Twenties, a raucous, happy time period when a free-spirited nature prevailed.

In Baseball’s Roaring Twenties: A Decade of Legends, Characters, and Diamond Adventures, Ronald T. Waldo recounts the rollicking escapades surrounding a distinctive collection of players, managers, and umpires that truly personified this era of baseball history. Waldo includes a mix of unique stories and amusing tales surrounding baseball greats like Babe Ruth, Connie Mack, Rabbit Maranville, and Casey Stengel, alongside less famous diamond performers such as Duster Mails, Jay Kirke, Jimmy O’Connell, and Possum Whitted. The fans—who were every bit as important in helping the game grow during the ‘20s—are also given their due with a chapter of their own.

From the story of Heinie Mueller unceremoniously pushing his attractive cousin out of sight when he saw manager Branch Rickey approaching to the tale of minor league hurler Augie Prudhomme literally following the sarcastic directive from pilot George Stallings to burn his uniform, Baseball’s Roaring Twenties provides an entertaining perspective of baseball during this singular decade. Amusing and informative, this book will be of interest to baseball fans and historians of all generations.
A History of Christian-Muslim Relations
Authors: Goddard Hugh
Published: March 2024

The relationship between the Christian and Muslim worlds has been a long and tortuous one. Over the course of the centuries the balance of power has swung in pendulum fashion—at times the initiative seems to have lain with the Muslim community, with the Christian world simply being compelled to react to developments outside itself, while at other points the opposite has been true and Muslims have found themselves having to respond to Christian challenges in different forms. Today Christians and Muslims comprise the world's two largest religious communities. Although they can coexist fairly peacefully, at times they still engage in violent confrontation, such as in the recent conflicts in Bosnia and the Sudan. This book investigates the history of the relationships between Christians and Muslims over the centuries, from their initial encounters in the medieval period, when the Muslims were the dominant group, through to the modern period, when the balance of power seems to have been reversed. This much-needed overview of the Christian-Muslim encounter places the emphasis on the context within which perceptions and attitudes were worked out and provides a depth of historical insight to the complexities of current Christian-Muslim interactions on different continents.
The Marxism of Che Guevara
Authors: Löwy Michael
Published: March 2024

In this seminal exploration of Che Guevara's contributions to Marxist thinking, Michael Löwy traces Che's ideas about Marxism both as they related to Latin America and to more general philosophical, political, and economic issues. Now revised and updated, this edition includes a chapter on Guevara's search for a new paradigm of socialism and a substantive essay by Peter McLaren on Che's continued relevance today. Löwy portrays Guevara as a revolutionary humanist who considered all political questions from an internationalist viewpoint. For him, revolutionary movements in Latin America were part of a world process of emancipation. Löwy considers especially Che's views on the contradiction between socialist planning and the law of value in the Cuban economy and his search for an alternative road to the "actually existing socialism" of the Stalinist and post-Stalinist Soviet bloc.

Che's varied occupations—doctor and economist, revolutionary and banker, agitator and ambassador, industrial organizer and guerrilla fighter—were expressions of a deep commitment to social change. This book eloquently captures his views on humanity, his contributions to the theory of revolutionary warfare, and his ideas about society's transition to socialism, offering a cohesive, nuanced introduction to the range of Guevara's thought.
The Subject of Gender
Authors: Evans Harriet
Published: March 2024

Women in urban China have lived through decades of political turbulence, extensive socio-economic change, and the transformation of gender practices, expectations, and relationships. Among these is the mother-daughter relationship, one that has profound influence on women's gendered subjectivity but one that has been overlooked in research on gender and family in China. In The Subject of Gender, Harriet Evans reflects on how women in urban China make sense of the shifts in practices and representations of gender that frame their lives and how their self-identification as mothers and daughters contributes to the redefinition of those practices. Based on the memories and experiences of educated and professional women of different ages, this book discusses the mother-daughter relationship through various themes: separation, communication, domestic/public boundaries, male privilege, the sexed body, reproduction, and filial responsibilities. This fascinating work draws on feminist and critical theory and on anthropological and historical research to analyze the changing articulations of gender subjectivity that emerge from the links between discursive shifts, generational difference, and individual experiences of the mother-daughter relationship.
Stress-strain state during the formation of normal cracks in three-layer bendable reinforced concrete elements under the action of longitudinal and transverse forces
Authors: Korol O.A. , Barabanova Т.А. , Abdullazianov E.U. , Sabitov L.S. , Ayzatullin M.M.
Published: March 2024

Most wall panels in operating multi-storey residential buildings are in a complex stress-strain state under the influence of vertical and horizontal loads, such as their own weight, wind, etc. These features must be taken into account in the calculation in order to ensure operational safety. The combination of vertical and horizontal forces acting simultaneously for three-layer bending elements leads to the fact that the boundary between the compressed and tensile zones not only moves from one layer to another, but also has a different geometric shape depending on the ratio between the vertical and horizontal load. The stress-strain state during the formation of normal cracks in three-layer bendable reinforced concrete elements is caused by the impact on layers of different concretes. The formation of normal cracks occurs due to the achievement of ultimate tensile strength by the most stretched concrete under the influence of external loads. Since three-layer reinforced concrete elements consist of two outer layers (reinforced concrete) and a middle layer (lightweight concrete), when such an element bends, the outer layers are subject to compression, and the middle layer is subject to tension. The boundary of the compressed zone can be located either in one of the outer layers or intersect the middle layer, which falls into both the compressed and stretched zones. To analyze the stress-strain state during the formation of normal cracks, it is necessary to take into account the fol-lowing parameters: geometric characteristics of the element (dimensions and shape of the section, layer thickness, etc.), physical and mechanical properties of concrete (compressive and tensile strength, elastic modulus, Poisson's ratio, crack resistance coefficient, etc.), characteristics of reinforcement (class, diameter, pitch of bars, etc.) and its location in the section.
Molding properties of clay mixtures in the soft mud brick manufacture
Authors: Kotlyar V.D. , Nebezhko Yu.I. , Semenova M.Yu.
Published: March 2024

The article reveals physical and mechanical characteristics of clay mixtures in the soft mud brick manifacture. Considering that currently Russia has no advisory or regulatory documents on the selection of raw materials for soft mud bricks and requirements for their physical and mechanical properties, this issue is quite relevant. The authors, based on their extensive practical experience, present data on acceptable ranges of clay mixtures deformation and critical compressive stress in the soft mud brick manufacture, as well as the results of studies on the influence of electrolyte additives on these indicators. The findings of how the mineral composition of clay raw materials and moisture con-tent influence the critical compressive stress and stickiness of clay mixtures are also presented. Thus, it has been experimentally established that the critical compressive stress of clay mixtures for soft mud bricks should be in the range of 0.2 – 0.8 kg/cm2, and the deformation degree of raw bricks should be in the range of 3 – 5 units. Moreover, even within such narrow limits, depending on their variation as well as on the method of molding and the composition of clay mixtures, it is possible to obtain differ-ent structures of the brick front surface: granular, tuberculate, grooved, wavy, corrugated, spotted, scaly, and their combinations. The moisture content of clay mixtures, depending on the type of clay raw material, can vary within very wide limits: from 20 to 38 per cent. The data obtained will make it possible to develop methods for selecting raw materials for soft mud bricks, which in turn will con-tribute to the organization of its wide production in various regions.
QUARTZ MAGNETOMETER-GRADIOMETER FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Authors: Lyubimov Vladimir Valerievich
Published: March 2024

The work is devoted to the description of the design of a magnetometer-gradiometer created on the basis of quartz sensors, which has the ability to carry out synchronous measurements at two points spaced apart in space on a fixed or arbitrarily located " measuring base " ∆L with different distances of these measuring points from each other. The device is designed both for scientific research and special research, and for geophysical work in the field.
CONSTITUTIONAL GUARANTEES OF PROTECTION OF THE INDIVIDUAL FROM DISCRIMINATION
Authors: Торшхоева Хава Ахметовна , Шутурова Хадишат Магомет-Башировна
Published: March 2024

В ходе исследования вопроса конституционных гарантий прав человека, автором были рассмотрены различные точки зрения относительно понятия конституционных гарантий.

During the study of the issue of constitutional guarantees of human rights, the author considered various points of view regarding the concept of constitutional guarantees.
DESIGNING A ROADSIDE CAFE ON THE TAVRIDA HIGHWAY TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE USE OF SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS
Authors: Ломоносова Елизавета Сергеевна , Ломоносов Сергей Евгеньевич , Шевченко Николай Витальевич , Мурзин Дмитрий Геннадьевич
Published: March 2024

В статье рассмотрен актуальный вопрос развития инфраструктуры и сервиса в Республике Крым. Проведен анализ природно-климатических условий площадки строительства. Осуществлен расчет потребляемых оборудованием электрических мощностей. Проведен обзор и обоснован выбор одноплоскостных конструкций солнечных фотоэлектрических панелей типа «восток-запад».
THE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN USING NEURAL NETWORKS IN EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES
Authors: Овчаренко Марина Сергеевна
Published: March 2024

В статье рассмотрены краткие теоретические основы нейронных сетей и их основные типы, различные подходы к внедрению этих технологий в образовательный процесс, в том числе и педагогическую деятельность, а также представлен краткий анализ существующих нейронных сетей для возможного использования в научно-педагогической деятельности преподавателя высшей школы и практический опыт по их применению.

The article discusses the brief theoretical foundations of neural networks and their main types, various approaches to the introduction of these technologies into the educational process, including pedagogical activity, and also provides a brief analysis of existing neural networks for possible use in the scientific and pedagogical activities of a higher school teacher and practical experience in their application.
ПОТЕНЦИАЛ ПРИМЕНЕНИЯ ЦИФРОВОГО РУБЛЯ ДЛЯ ОТДЕЛЬНЫХ ГРАЖДАН И ПРЕДПРИЯТИЙ
Authors: Салита Светлана Викторовна , Душко Дарина Сергеевна
Published: March 2024

В статье рассматривается влияние и перспективы на потенциал применения цифрового рубля для различных объектов хозяйствования. Определение потенциала позволит совершать более выгодные и защищённые сделки.
ON THE FORMATION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT LEGISLATION IN THE CONTEXT OF THE NEEDS OF THE STATE AND SOCIETY
Authors: Шалберкина Марина Николаевна
Published: March 2024

Статья посвящена исследованию юридического сложносоставного термина «устойчивое развитие», его роли в становлении права новой формации в условиях переосмысления потребностей государства и общества. По мнению автора, зарождению права устойчивого развития способствовало формирование современной российской государственности, принятие ряда долгосрочных и краткосрочных стратегий развития.

The article is devoted to the study of the complex legal term "sustainable development", its role in the formation of the law of a new formation in the context of rethinking the needs of the state and society. According to the author, the emergence of the law of sustainable development was facilitated by the formation of modern Russian statehood, the adoption of a number of long-term and short-term development strategies.
КАДАСТРОВЫЕ РАБОТЫ ПРИ ПЕРЕПЛАНИРОВКЕ И РЕКОНСТРУКЦИИ ОБЪЕКТОВ НЕДВИЖИМОСТИ
Authors: Поликарпов Анатолий Михайлович , Поликарпова Юлия Евгеньевна , Якимова Елена Викторовна
Published: March 2024

В статье рассматривается отличие реконструкции от перепланировки и особенности проведения кадастровых работ при уточнении изменений характеристик объектов недвижимости с целью их дальнейшей регистрации.
BACOPA MONNIERI
Authors: Храпчиков Владимир Евгеньевич , Чередниченко Михаил Юрьевич , Хлебникова Дарья Анатольевна
Published: March 2024

Бакопа Монье ( Bacopa monnieri (L.) Wettst.) является тропическим растением, которое находит широкое применение не только в фармакологии и медицине, благодаря накоплению бакозидов, но и, обладая декоративной формой побеговой части, является популярным аквариумным растением. Асептическая культура B. monnieri может служить источником ценных соединений, а также использоваться как посадочный материал для акваскейпинга. В результате исследования был подобран режим стерилизации B. monnieri для введения в культуру in vitro .
METHODS OF ERROR PREVENTION IN SOLVING MATH CASES, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE AGE CHARACTERISTICS OF STUDENTS IN GRADES 5-9
Authors: Ромащенко Алексей Романович
Published: March 2024

Польза работы над ошибками заключается в сокращении и недопущении повторения ошибки в будущем. Благодаря такой работе учащиеся уточняют знания, формулировки, алгоритмы действий. Конкретизируя свои действия, учащиеся фокусируют внимание на каждой детали, слове, высказывании, действе. Процесс обучения, построенный на использовании приемов работы над ошибками, сфокусирован на рефлексии. Ошибка - это не стимул снизить оценку или поругать ученика. Ошибка - это сигнал для рефлексии, для привлечения внимания учащегося. В связи с этим необходимо внедрять методы и приемы предупреждения ошибок в новые технологии обучения, которые позволили бы ученикам успешно проводить рефлексию и не повторять ошибок в будущей образовательной деятельности. Кейс-метод - относительно новая и популярная среди педагогов-практиков технология, которая активизирует познавательную деятельность учеников, позволяет обучающимся погружаться в определенную тему. Цель исследования: внедрить в структуру кейс-метода методику предупреждения ошибок с учетом возрастных особенностей учащихся 5-9 классов.

The benefit of working on mistakes is to reduce and prevent the recurrence of mistakes in the future. Working on mistakes, students refine their knowledge, formulations, and algorithms of actions. By specifying their actions, students focus on every detail, word, utterance, action. The learning process, based on the use of error correction techniques, is focused on reflection. A mistake is not an incentive to lower a grade or scold a student. An error is a signal for reflection, to attract the student's attention. In this regard, it is necessary to introduce error prevention methods and techniques into new learning technologies that would allow students to successfully reflect and not repeat mistakes in future educational activities. The case method is a relatively new and popular technology among practical teachers, which activates the cognitive activity of students, allows students to immerse themselves in a certain topic. The purpose of the study: to introduce into the structure of the case method a method for preventing errors, taking into account the age characteristics of students in grades 5-9.
РЕКОМЕНДАЦИИ И ИНСТРУКЦИИ ПО ВЫБОРУ СПОСОБОВ ЭКСПЛУАТАЦИИ СКВАЖИН В ЗАПАДНОЙ ЧАСТИ НЕФТЕГАЗОВЫХ МЕСТОРОЖДЕНИИ ТУРКМЕНИСТАНА
Authors: Деряев Аннагулы Реджепович
Published: March 2024

В статье рассмотрено анализ выбора и рекомендации, а также инструкции по способам эксплуатации скважин на Западной части нефтегазовых месторождении Туркменистана с целью увеличения добычи нефти и газа из продуктивных пластов горизонтов красноцветной толщи. Для анализа выбора способов эксплуатации скважин были использованы материалы ранее эксплуатируемых скважин, геолого-эксплуатационные характеристики месторождений и руководящий документ «Инструкция по эксплуатации нефтяных и газовых скважин», а также правила безопасности в нефтегазодобывающей промышленности. В данной работе предоставлен детальный анализ сложности эксплуатации нефтяных и газовых скважин и конкретные их причины, а также приведены рекомендации по выбору способов эксплуатации и инструкции по эксплуатации разных видов забойных насосов. Такая работа может быть полезной, и использована для выполнения поставленных задач при добыче нефтяных и газовых скважин и разработке месторождения со сложными геолого-эксплуатационными характеристиками.
ОСОБЕННОСТИ КАДАСТРОВОГО УЧЕТА ВОДНЫХ ОБЪЕКТОВ ПРИ ВКЛЮЧЕНИИ В ГРАЖДАНСКИЙ ОБОРОТ
Authors: Поликарпов Анатолий Михайлович , Поликарпова Юлия Евгеньевна , Романова Екатерина Евгеньевна
Published: March 2024

В статье рассматриваются вопросы кадастрового учета водных объектов с учетом актуальной нормативно-правовой базы.
КОЛЛАЖИРОВАНИЕ - ТЕРАПИЯ КАК СРЕДСТВО КОРРЕКЦИИ НЕГАТИВНЫХ ПСИХИЧЕСКИХ СОСТОЯНИЙ
Authors: Красильникова Элеонора Валерьевна
Published: March 2024

В последнее время у людей разного возраста заметно наблюдается повышенный уровень тревожности, стресса, беспокойства. Коллажирование - терапия способствует созданию и сохранению эмоционального благополучия и психологического комфорта.
КОРОНАВИРУСНАЯ ИНФЕКЦИЯ, КАК ФАКТОР, ВЛИЯЮЩИЙ НА ПЕРИНАТАЛЬНЫЕ ИСХОДЫ И СТРУКТУРНЫЕ ИЗМЕНЕНИЯ ПЛАЦЕНТЫ
Authors: Боровая Светлана Юрьевна , Якимова Анна Валентиновна
Published: March 2024

В статье рассматривается влияние инфекции COVID-19, перенесенной в различные сроки гестации, на перинатальные исходы и структурные изменения плаценты.
ТОРСИОННАЯ ПСИХОЛОГИЯ
Authors: Захаров Игорь Владимирович
Published: March 2024

В статье исследуется влияние дистанционного психологического воздействия на человека с целью улучшения его психоэмоционального состояния и состояния физического здоровья, а также возможность оказания скорой психологической помощи на расстоянии посредством торсионных полей.
PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE: THE PROBLEM OF INTERRELATION
Authors: Карпин Владимир Александрович , Шувалова Ольга Ивановна
Published: March 2024

Проблема взаимосвязи философии и науки пережила бурную многовековую историю от полного слияния до полного разрыва. Важнейшей причиной являлась неудовлетворенность различными философскими системами. Философия должна решать не предметы, а научные проблемы. На этом уровне можно достигнуть полного взаимопонимания философии и естествознания.

The problem of the relationship between philosophy and science has experienced a turbulent centuries-old history from complete fusion to complete rupture. The most important reason was dissatisfaction with various philosophical systems. Philosophy should not solve subjects, but scientific problems. At this level, it is possible to achieve a complete understanding of philosophy and natural science.
Effectives of Different Shaped Dimples on a NACA Airfoil
Authors: Khater Mostafa M. A. , Govindaraj Venkatesan
Published: March 2024

This research addresses changes in the aerodynamic properties of the airfoil caused by modifying the surface in the form of dimples. The first surface changes mentioned here the wing model has dimples that face inside and outward. Airfoil models that have been modified to illustrate variation lifting and dragging at varying angles of attack (AOA). Surface adjustments are made here by taking into account the various types and forms of dimples. When an airfoil reaches a certain angle of attack, dimples serve to reduce pressure drag because wake production begins owing to boundary layer separation. Dimples on an aeroplane wing function similarly to vortex producers. They cause turbulence, which slows down boundary layer splitting, decrease wake, and reduces pressure drag. It has helped to improve the lift and raise the AOA of the stall. Dimples on the surface of an aircraft wing do not considerably increase pressure drag due to the wing already has an aerodynamic form, but they may impact its aerodynamic properties when the airfoil is at AOA, which is one of the issues raised in this research. The outcomes legitimize the increment in the general lift and decrease in drag by the airfoil
Intrusion Detection System Based on Machine Learning Algorithms:( SVM and Genetic Algorithm)
Authors: Alsajri Abdulazeez , Steiti Amani
Published: March 2024

The widespread utilization of the internet and computer systems has resulted in notable security concerns, characterized by a surge in intrusions and vulnerabilities. Malicious users manipulate internal systems, resulting in the exploitation of software flaws and default setups.   With the integration of the internet into society, there is an emergence of new risks such as viruses and worms, which highlights the importance of implementing robust security measures.   Intrusion detection systems (IDS) are security technologies utilized to monitor and analyze network traffic or system activity with the purpose of identifying hostile behavior.   This article presents a proposed method for detecting intrusion in network traffic using a hybrid approach, which combines a genetic algorithm and an SVM algorithm.   The model underwent training and testing on the KDDCup99 dataset, with a reduction in features from 42 to 29 using the hybrid approach.   The results demonstrated that throughout the system testing, it exhibited a remarkable accuracy of 0.999. Additionally, it achieved a true positive value of 0.9987 and a false negative rate of 0.012.
Advancements in Time Series-Based Detection Systems for Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) Attacks: A Comprehensive Review
Authors: Qasim Sara salman , NSAIF Sarah Mohammed
Published: March 2024

Distributed denial-of-service assaults, often known as DDoS attacks, pose a significant danger to the stability and security of the internet, particularly in light of the increasing number of devices that are linked to the internet. Intelligent detection systems are absolutely necessary in order to lessen the impact of distributed denial of service assaults. In this study, a comprehensive overview of recent research on intelligent approaches, such as Machine Learning (ML), Deep Learning (DL), and Artificial Intelligence (AI), is presented. The review focuses on the application of these techniques in the detection of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) assaults. In addition to providing a taxonomy and conceptual framework for DDoS mitigation, the study places particular emphasis on the application of time series data analysis for the detection of distributed denial of service attacks. A number of different intelligent techniques are investigated in this paper. Some of these techniques include clustering, deep reinforcement learning, graph neural networks, support vector machines, and others. For the purpose of performance evaluation, real datasets are utilized, and prospective future research areas in this area are explored.
Enhancing Global Resilience: A Comprehensive Analysis of Financial Regulation and G-20 Initiatives
Authors: Gupta Dr. Anupam
Published: March 2024

Financial regulation plays a pivotal role in preventing crises, protecting consumers, and fostering confidence, thereby contributing to the overall stability of the global economy. Addressing vulnerabilities in the international financial system requires collaborative initiatives to navigate the complexities of a globalized economy and to build a robust, resilient, and collectively managed financial infrastructure. The establishment of the G-20 and its financial initiatives aimed to address the challenges by providing a platform for major economies to collaborate on policy coordination, regulatory reforms, and crisis management, fostering a more stable and resilient global financial system.
Taxation Policies and Economic Inequality: Strategies for a More Equitable Society
Authors: Kumawat Dr. Meenakshi
Published: March 2024

Taxation policies play a crucial role in shaping the economic landscape of a nation. They are powerful tools that can either exacerbate or alleviate economic inequality. In recent years, the issue of economic inequality has gained significant attention globally, prompting governments to reconsider and reform their taxation strategies. This chapter delves into the intricate interplay between taxation policies and economic inequality, examining how fiscal strategies can either exacerbate or alleviate societal disparities. Against the backdrop of a global discourse on wealth gaps, the chapter explores various strategies aimed at fostering a more equitable society. The discussion encompasses the principles of progressive taxation, emphasizing the importance of taxing higher incomes at elevated rates to facilitate wealth redistribution. Moreover, it underscores the significance of social safety nets, education, and skill development in complementing taxation policies to address economic inequality comprehensively. Corporate taxation, fair labour practices, and the imperative of international cooperation feature prominently as integral components of the proposed strategies. As a call to action, the chapter emphasizes public awareness and participation, positing that transparent communication and citizen engagement are pivotal in shaping taxation policies that align with societal values. This comprehensive exploration seeks to contribute to the ongoing dialogue on creating a fairer and more inclusive global economic landscape.
G20 Initiatives for Rural Transformation in India: Opportunities and Prospects
Authors: Choudhary Dr. Suman
Published: March 2024

As the leading platform for global economic cooperation, the G20 influences and strengthens global architecture and governance on all significant global economic issues. The Group of Twenty, or G20, is a global alliance that includes the European Union and nineteen other nations. Even though its members make up two thirds of the world's population, their combined economic might accounts for about 80% of the world's economic output. The majority of people on the planet are dealing with macroeconomic and global financial problems such as inclusive development, poverty, unemployment, and socioeconomic inequality. More than half of the world's population lives in rural areas. However, they frequently struggle with issues like food insecurity, poverty, and limited access to needs. The goal of rural transformation, assisted by G20, has been to create more prosperous and sustainable communities and to improve the lives of those who live there in recent years. The G20 has launched a number of programs to encourage the regeneration of rural areas and to bring about rural transformation in India. Global adoption of these measures will foster an environment that helps rural economies and communities indirectly. Enhancing the standard of living in rural and agricultural areas has been a priority for the G20 and the Indian government in order to promote more inclusive and equitable development. "Transforming lives and livelihoods through proactive socio-economic inclusion, integration, and empowerment of rural India" has been the stated goal of the government's involvement in the rural economy. Expanding respectable off-farm job and entrepreneurial prospects, improving rural coverage and access to infrastructure and services, and having more access to and influence over pertinent policy processes for the improvement of India's rural areas are all implicitly included in the G20 agenda.
Sustainable Development Strategies in the Indian Textile Industry
Authors: Suresh Dr. , Choudhary Ms. Nikita
Published: March 2024

The Indian textile industry has a rich history, a cornerstone of the nation's economic and cultural heritage. However, in the modern era, it faces challenges related to sustainability, including environmental concerns, ethical labour practices, and economic viability. The textile and clothing industry is one of the most polluting industries globally and needs to rethink its strategies. This paper explores various sustainable development strategies that can be implemented within the Indian textile industry to address these challenges. By adopting a holistic approach that encompasses environmental, social, and economic dimensions, the industry can not only thrive but also contribute positively to the global sustainability agenda. This paper discusses key strategies such as resource optimization, circular economy principles, ethical labour practices, and market diversification, providing insights into their benefits and potential implementation.
Histories of Pedagogy, English Studies, and Composition
Authors: Crowley Sharon
Published: March 2024

The University of Pittsburgh Press Series in Composition, Literacy and Culture has recently published three titles which should be of interest to historians of literacy and of teaching. Two of the works under review collect historical documents from the 19th century. (Crowley 109).
Class Ethos and the Politics of Inquiry: What the Barroom Can Teach Us about the Classroom
Authors: Lindquist Julie
Published: March 2024

I want to suggest that an examination of rhetorical practices at the local bar is instructive for two reasons: (1) the barroom is predictably different from the university writing classroom; and (2) the barroom is surprisingly similar to the university writing classroom. A look at how neighborhood bars are qualitatively different from classrooms can teach us about our working-class students’ rhetorical motives, and a recognition of how they are functionally similar can teach us something about our own.
Review Essay: Grades, Time, and the Curse of Course
Authors: Haswell Richard H.
Published: March 2024

The two volumes under review make strange companions in many ways, but they share a concern for this perennial student who thinks of “course simply as credit.” They both deplore the mercenary and the expedient in higher education, particularly in writing instruction. They both are for learning, foremost and last. But their remedies to the credit syndrome are quite different, even antithetical. In part this is because their frames of reference are so different, the one never looking beyond course itself, the other holding to a longer view. This difference in frame of reference deserves some thought.
Evaluating Writing Programs in Real Time: The Politics of Remediation
Authors: Gleason Barbara
Published: March 2024

A case study of the evaluation of a three-year pilot project in mainstreaming basic writers at City College of New York suggests that the social and political contexts of a project need to be taken into account in the earliest stages of evaluation. This project’s complex evaluation report was virtually ignored by college administrators.
Building a Swan’s Nest for Instruction in Rhetoric
Authors: Bacon Nora
Published: March 2024

When a composition teacher incorporated community-based writing assignments into her course, she found that the curriculum did not support students’ transitions to nonacademic settings. Her success in transforming the curriculum suggests that the writing classroom can function not only as a site for “general writing skills in-struction” but also for analysis of rhetorical variation.
Meet the New Boss, Same as the Old Boss: Class Consciousness in Composition
Authors: Harris Joseph
Published: March 2024

I argue that we need to acknowledge how the material interests of part-time and adjunct teachers, graduate assistants, tenure-stream faculty, and administrators can come into conflict in composition in order to negotiate fairly among them. I then call on bosses and workers in composition to form a new class consciousness centered on the issue of good teaching for fair pay. I discuss how the culture of academic professionalism militates against such a consciousness, and I propose three ways to forge a more collective view of our work: involving faculty at all ranks in teaching the first-year course, devising alternatives to tenure as a form of job security, and pressing for more direct control over staffing and curricula.
“Everybody Has Their Own Ideas”: Responding to Cliché in Student Writing
Authors: Skorczewski Dawn
Published: March 2024

Writing instructors often identify clichés as the weakest spots in student writing, but looking at students’ uses of cliché in context can teach us about their struggles to fashion new knowledge from what they already believe to be true. Most importantly, writing instructors who examine their responses to cliché (or any other “undesirable” aspect of student writing) can learn about the ways in which their pedagogical practices can deafen them to what students are trying to say.
Ground Rules for Polemicists: The Case of Lynne Cheney’s Truths
Authors: Brueggemann Brenda Jo
Published: March 2024

Describes a doctoral student’s experience of studying the deaf or hearing culture from the standpoint of her life and work as a hard-of-hearing person. Discusses the student’s (almost) passing in and among the “D/deaf and H/hearing” worlds.
Charles Johnson’s Middle Passage as Historiographic Metafiction
Authors: Thaden Barbara Z.
Published: March 2024

Suggests that what makes Charles Johnson’s “Middle Passage” significant and eminently teachable is that it is an accessible example of “historiographic metafiction”-bestselling postmodern novels set in the past. Notes that students find the novel “easy” and enjoyable and that teaching the novel with some of its intertexts, such as H. Melville’s “Moby Dick,” can be a rewarding experience.
The Free Verse Spectrum
Authors: Berry Eleanor
Published: March 2024

Surveys previous approaches to free verse. Proposes a new method of articulating the diversity of free verse. Discusses paired poems to show the kinds of things that this new method gives educators to say when they want to talk about the verse of free verse poetry.
Reconceiving Beowulf: Poetry as Social Praxis
Authors: Niles John D.
Published: March 2024

Suggests that major works of orally grounded literature, like “Beowulf,” are the result of collective engagement with the question of what wisdom is. Claims “Beowulf” is the result of a set of cultural transformations and a means by which such transformations took place. Suggests it speaks to traditional verse’s role in the consolidation of new mentalities.
Iago Lives in the Panopticon; or, Teaching Resistance, Granting Respect
Authors: Klein Deborah
Published: March 2024

Gives an account in journal format of the author’s experiences teaching writing and literature at a missionary school in Nigeria. Describes difficulties and conflicts of beliefs encountered over a period of time with her colleagues. Presents a poem from one of her teaching assistants and discusses reactions and meanings involved in the different cultures.
Historical Studies and Postmodernism: Rereading Aspasia of Miletus
Authors: Gale Xin Lu
Published: March 2024

Presents a critical review of the three historical studies of Aspasia written by feminist historians. Asks how historians and scholars can write radically alternative histories of rhetoric without compromising their credibility.
Dialectics of Self: Structure and Agency as the Subject of English
Authors: France Alan W.
Published: March 2024

Argues that both composition and literary studies have a common pedagogical vocation and that by harvesting some very general insights from two decades of cultural critique, English departments can develop curricula that will resolve a good deal of the conflict between literature and composition and improve instruction in both.
On Guidelines, Practices, and Finding Our Voice
Authors: Fairbanks Colleen M , Martino–Brewster Grace , West Wynne
Published: March 2024

Presents a conversation among two teachers and a teacher education student reflecting on the National Council of Teachers of English’s guidelines it is a talk about how they see their teaching, their learning about teaching, and their relationship to professional documents that describe their work. Full article available in print version only.
Controlling Teacher Education in English
Authors: Thomas McCracken H
Published: March 2024

Provides a history of the National Council of Teachers of English’s guidelines which are put forth every 10 years. States that before 1986 the guidelines served mainly the function of informing graduate and undergraduate programs of principles to build or modify programs in English education. Questions who shall control teacher education in the future. Full article available in print version only.
Relationships with Literature
Authors: Romano Tom
Published: March 2024

Describes the ramifications of a writing assignment for preservice teachers about their relationships with literature. Reports on several of the students personal writings in response to the assignment. Presents responses of two teachers, Greg Hamilton and Deborah Kinder, about doing personal writing assignments.
Connecting Graduate Education in Language Arts with Teaching Contexts: The Power of Action Research
Authors: Johnson Margaret J. , Button Kathryn
Published: March 2024

Explores three questions concerning the effect of a language arts graduate course on 11 inservice teachers: (1) how teaching practices changed as a result of the course; (2) how teachers’ ideas of teaching changed; and (3) what factors facilitated professional growth.
Still Loading Pig Iron after All These Years: Tribalism and English Education in the Global Contact Zone
Authors: Tremmel Robert
Published: March 2024

Argues that the recent history of composition studies reveals traditions of intra-disciplinary tribal conflict. Explains how in English education, even though the elements of tribal conflict are in place, the situation is different. Claims that the difference lies in the political, social and historical “contact zone” English education finds itself in. Discusses “tribal activity” regarding the rise of state-mandated standards.