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A New Modeling Method for Spray Angle Prediction of Liquid–Liquid Pintle Injector
Authors: Zhao Fan , Zhang Haibin , Zhao Liang , Bai Bofeng
Published: August 2023

Accurate predictions of the spray angle play a significant role in the design and operation of the pintle injectors. However, existing prediction models are often based on idealized assumptions and expressed as the functions of the jet-to-film momentum ratio corrected by different coefficients, which result in the weak generalization abilities of these models. In the present study, a prediction model for the spray angle of the liquid–liquid pintle injector was established and verified. The initial interactions between the radial jet column and the axial jet film were considered, and the deflected trajectory of the transverse jet column was derived theoretically; then, the spray angle of the pintle injector was thus obtained. Specially designed experiments were carried out, and the spray angles were extracted by using high-speed photography. The comparisons between the experimental and the predicted results clearly exhibit the limitations of the traditional models that are based on the momentum ratio only, and they prove the accuracy of our new model.
Three Sixteenth-Century Jewish Messiahs
Authors: Michal Gavin
Published: August 2023

Messianic movements and their messianic claimants are surprisingly ubiquitous in Jewish history. The hypothesis is that these movements always show some influence from a previous form of mysticism and reach their expression and culmination in a renewed urgency for messianic activity. This article demonstrates that sixteenth-century messianic tensions, as an example of this phenomenon, repeatedly had their genesis in one or another system of mysticism. The deeper the mystical component, the more dramatic the messianism. The messianic claimant believes he has the power to speak to kings and popes and is convinced he has the means to immediately effect a change in the religious, political, and cosmic order. This investigation focuses on three sixteenth-century Jewish messiahs, Asher Lemlein, David Reuveni, and Shlomo Molcho. Each, as I show, was rooted in an earlier form of mysticism.
Worse Than a Curse: The Meaning and Syntax of ḥērem in Malachi 3:24 [4:6]
Authors: Boulet Jacques
Published: August 2023

In the history of the interpretation of Malachi, the word ḥērem which closes the book has been analysed in four different ways by translators and commentators, namely as a second object, an adverbial of means, an adverbial intensive, and a resultative secondary predicate. This article examines the four options and proposes the resultative analysis, hitherto only unambiguously attested in the Peshitta OT, as the best interpretation. This leads to the conclusion that ḥērem is something which the land becomes as a result of God’s action against it. I support the resultative analysis with data from Biblical Hebrew and maintain that this analysis best fits the consensus on the meaning of the word ḥērem, proposing a minimal understanding of the word in Malachi 3:24 [4:6] as “something unusable because it is under divine sanction.” Under this interpretation, the threat made by God in Malachi 3:24 is both more specific and more serious than what is communicated by most translations. In its final verse, Malachi issues an ultimatum against the people which throws into question the ongoing role of the land in the divine plan. For the final portion of the verse, I propose the translation “lest I come and strike the land, leaving it profaned.”
Genders, Sexualities and Cities: A Review of South African Literatures
Authors: Mabin Alan
Published: August 2023

Well-developed bodies of literature—of course with major lacunae as well as strengths—exist in relation to two areas of research and thought relevant to the emergence of better cities in the tortured territory and society of South Africa. The more personal scale deals with genders and sexualities and is energetic, young, globally linked and relatively open. At city scale, extensive literatures are voluminous though sometimes tied to global urban conceptual traditions, although there are many creative and original contributions too. From the perspective of intersections between the person and the city, what is lacking is more substantial work which brings questions common in genders and sexualities literatures to city scale enquiry, and some of the techniques of city enquiry into genders and sexualities research more broadly. There exists, however, a variety of types of work which consciously (sometimes otherwise) brings gender and sexuality studies to the city, and, in turn, brings city studies to exploration of genders and sexualities. The modest purpose of this intervention is to survey such literatures and to generate new questions for conceptualisation, research and writing. The intention is to aid new entrants to the field of genders, sexualities and cities to add creatively and substantially to scholarship.
A dual-process approach to faith, doubt, and diakrisis
Authors:   Institute of Philosophy and Law SB RAS, Butakov Pavel
Published: August 2023

It is often claimed that there are passages in the New Testament where the word διακρίνω, contrary to its regular meaning (to discern, separate), has a special "NT meaning" of hesitation and doubt. Those passages describe diakrisis as the opposite of faith. I offer an argument against the "NT meaning" of diakrisis, which is based on the dual-process theory from cognitive psychology. First, I distinguish the two types of faith in the New Testament—an involuntary Type 1 and a voluntary Type 2. I also suggest that all cases of propositional or quantitative faith belong to Type 2. I argue that in those passages where diakrisis opposes faith, the faith is propositional and quantitative, therefore it is of Type 2. Then I argue that in those passages faith and diakrisis belong to the same Type, i.e. Type 2. Since doubt is an involuntary Type 1 process, and diakrisis is a voluntary Type 2 process, diakrisis should not be translated as "doubt," and the claim of the special "NT meaning" of διακρίνω is incorrect.
The Herodotus Encyclopedia: A Grand Edition to the Anniversary of the “Father of History”
Authors:   The Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, Sinitsyn Aleksandr A. , Surikov Igor E. ,   Institute of World History RAS
Published: August 2023

In 2021 the Wiley Blackwell Publishing turned out a huge (three monumental volumes, over 1,700 pages) encyclopedia devoted to the historian Herodotus and everything related to him: Ch. Baron (ed.) The Herodotus Encyclopedia. Vol. 1 (A–D). Vol. 2 (E–O). Vol. 3 (P–Z). Hoboken, NJ: Wiley Blackwell, 2021. LII+XXXII+XXXII, 1653 p. ISBN 9781118689646 (hardback) | ISBN 9781119113539 (adobe pdf). This grand edition was compiled to commemorate the 2,500th birthday of the “Father of History”. The work brought together over 180 scholars from dozens of academic centers from 18 counties. The head of the writing team, Christopher Baron, strove to make “The Herodotus Encyclopedia” represent the entire contemporary state of the Herodotus studies. The book encompasses a broad range of subjects: every anthroponym, ethnonym, toponym, hydronym mentioned in the work of the Father of History is dealt with in a separate entry. Of special interest are conceptual, controversial entries related to various theoretical and methodological aspects of Herodotus’ work. The authors of the review decided against focusing on purely informational entries (which constitute the bulk, similar to every encyclopedia), but concentrated on the conceptual ones, they also made a number of critical remarks, since even the best works cannot be devoid of flaws. The work compiled to commemorate the grand jubilee of the “Father of History” is undoubtedly comprehensive and useful, and in spite of some minor flaws of the edition, this project of vast dimensions cannot help but impress.
Achilles’ Character as an Internal Critique of Warmongering Ideals in the Iliad
Authors:   United Arab Emirates University, Marren Marina
Published: August 2023

In this paper, I show how Achilles’ faults work as a lens through which we more readily see the problematic nature of ideals that cast war – and especially an aggressive war of conquest – in a poeticized and desirable light. I argue that in Homer’s Iliad, idealized images of war, which promise super-human glory, in the end, serve to undo and waste human life. I do not mean to say that in this archetypal war epic we find an outright critique of war. However, I argue that the Iliad holds its poeticized images of war in tension with the gruesome, life-negating violence to which these idealized representations give way.
The Psalter as a source of knowledge in Origen’s and Basil’s exegesis on the Psalms
Authors:   HSE University, Grünert Anna
Published: August 2023

By comparing Origen’s and Basil’s homilies on the psalms, this article aims to demonstrate how both authors conceived of the literary and theological unity of the Psalter. Both exegetes incorporate Christian spiritual progress—as presented, according to them, in the divine music—into the dichotomy of praxis and theoria. To this end, they use a set of specific images. For instance, they both contrast the practical life of moral preparation, depicted as the “psalm” and a kind of instrumental music, with the contemplative life as the “canticle” and a kind of vocal music. In this way, drawing on the superiority of the body over the mind, Basil and Origen present the human body as a musical instrument and the virtuous life as harmonious song. I suggest that the recurring stress on this philosophical structure in the exegesis of the Psalter is explained by a desire to present this scriptural book as adapted for every Christian from the simplest to the more advanced ones, whatever spiritual preparation they have. The conception of the Psalter as an universal text embracing the content of the whole Bible developed by Basil, Athanasius and possibly Origen also leads to this approach. My research focuses primarily on Origen’s and Basil’s Homilies on the Psalms, but also establishes some relevant connections with other commentaries on the psalms.
The Emergence of individuality. Part One
Authors:   Novosibirsk State University, Donskikh Oleg ,   Novosibirsk State Technical University
Published: August 2023

The article discusses the problem of movement to “axial time” (Karl Jaspers’ term) on the basis of two cultural traditions - Sumero-Akkadian and Egyptian. An attempt is made to find signs of the emergence of a new consciousness within the framework of collective-traditional consciousness. These signs are the emergence of authorship, the emergence of new genres, the peculiarity of which is a free change in the position of the speaker, the change in the perception of the world through the ideas of justice, the emergence of new narratives, existing in parallel with the traditional ones. It is shown that by the end of the second millennium BC both cultures possessed almost all the set of the named features. We consider the peculiarities of functioning of such mystically experienced images-concepts as “me” (norm, measure, etc) and “shimtu” (fate) in Mesopotamia and “maat” (order, justice, etc) in Egypt. In both cultures, the existence of personal gods, doubles, and personified souls creates the possibility of a regularly practiced reflection on one’s life. The notion of authorship of certain texts shows that, along with folklore, certain narratives are formed that are transmitted along with authoritative names. Nevertheless, the possibility of transition to individual consciousness proper was blocked by two crucial features of these cultures - the consciousness of absolute dependence on the gods, who could, if they wished, but were not obliged to reveal to man his destiny, and the attachment of each individual to his social position, where status plays a leading role in determining man's destiny than his own efforts.
Cicero and Seneca on passions and vices
Authors:   Alexander and Nikolay Stoletovs Vladimir State University, Demina Svetlana
Published: August 2023

This article investigates Cicero’s and Seneca’s thoughts about passions and vices (their definitions, origins of emotions and vices, correlation of these concepts, and their correlation with a concept “illness”). Though the Stoics greatly influenced Cicero, and Seneca was a staunch adherent of Stoicism, their thoughts about passions and vices have more distinctions than similarities. The positions of these philosophers on the problems of the variability of vices, their origins and the relationship with the passions, the correlation of the terms “vitia” and “morbi”/”animi morbi” are contrary.
Heraclides called Lembus
Authors:   Institute of Philosophy RAS, Egorochkin Mikhail V.
Published: August 2023

The Hellenistic statesman, scholar and historian Heraclides Lembus is a highly ambiguous and enigmatic figure. One of the most intriguing things is his nickname Λέμβος. According to Diogenes Laertius, it was given to him for his work Λεμβευτικὸς λόγος (D.L. V, 94). However, the meaning of Heraclides’ nickname is difficult to understand, since Diogenes’ testimony is the only one that mentions this work, and the word λεμβευτικός itself is a hapax. The article carefully examines all available evidence about the life and writings of Heraclides Lembus, using all relevant materials and parallels. As a result, the author comes to the conclusion that the title Λεμβευτικὸς λόγος did not have a figurative meaning, as has often been thought. Instead, the work in question was most likely dedicated to the ordinary λέμβος-sailing. As for Heraclides’ nickname, it was not so much due to the writing of epitomes, as some scholars still believe, but to Heraclides’ interest in secondary literature. Heraclides Lembus was probably the first to epitomize a secondhand rather than primary sources – a fact reflected in his remarkable nickname.
Elements of the theological system of the Qumran community in correlation with the peculiarities of its “gnoseology”
Authors:   St. Petersburg State University, Tantlevskij Igor
Published: August 2023

The article attempts to identify the specifics of the ways in which the Qumran authors “know” God, based on an analysis of a number of their key works. The Qumranites’ acquisition of “theological” Knowledge was mainly of direct intuitive “spiritual” comprehension, including elements of “noethics”. This cognitive phenomenon has sometimes been described directly as insight (cf., e. g., 1QHa 12:5-6, 27-29; 15:24-25). On the other hand, the Qumran teaching that God “formed understanding (bynh) for all who seek knowledge (d‘t)” and that “all reason (śkl) is from eternity” (4Q299, fr. 8, 7–8) suggests that human mind is initially a partaker of the eternal Mind of God. As one consequence of this, one has the potential gift of directly accessing the elements of Knowledge contained within the Divine Mind (śkl, bynh). There was also a mystical-“gnostic” way of knowing. Thus, the Qumranites probably practised some kind of mystical heavenly “voyages” in a kind of ecstatic state — in fact, probably implying mystical “death” and subsequent “rebirth”, involving the acquisition of heavenly Knowledge. The author has also tried to reconstruct elements of the Qumranite theological system and identify some features of the Qumran creationist doctrine and the closely related doctrine of predestination; views of history, eschatology and the creation of a new world; dualistic concepts in correlation with soteriology; the Qumran theology of Light and Darkness in ethical, gnoseological and soteriological aspects.
Porphyry, Chaldaism, Judaism
Authors:   Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Svetlov Roman , Shmonin Dmitry ,   St. Petersburg University
Published: August 2023

The article seeks to explain the issue of why Porphyry of Tire, the first thinker introducing the discourses of the «Chaldean oracles» into Platonism, did not integrate Chaldaism and Judaism in his ideas on the nature of barbarian "theologies". For example, Julian the Apostate had accomplished such integration in his “political theology”. In the authors' opinion the reason for Porphyry's caution was his assessment of theurgy and its role in the genuine piety. The well-known discussion on the efficacy of theurgy in Porphyry's «Letter to Anebon» and «On the Egyptian Mysteries» of Iamblichus shows us two different modes of understanding of the Chaldean wisdom. Meantime, focusing on Iamblichus' approaches, Julian achieved this integration.
Metamorphoses of Ancient Historical Tradition. The Battle at Marathon as a phenomenon of Athenians’ Social Memory
Authors:   HSE University, Goušchin Valerij
Published: August 2023

The battle at Marathon was a significant event in the history of Athens. It is considered here as a phenomenon of social memory, as an event, whose memory was passed on to subsequent generations. Social memory is understood as the preservation and transmission of significant information. This was due to the construction of the trophies and war-dead memorials both at the site of the battle (places of memory) and beyond. At the same time, the preservation of the memory of the Marathon Battle followed by obvious distortions and exclusion of some significant elements from its description. That is what often called "oblivion" or forgetting. It is suggested here that in the process of storing and transmitting information, a certain system of images and representations (pattern) was developed, which determines its perception. The events that do not fit into this system (pattern) were not taken into account.
INTEGRAL-EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION: A NEW APPROACH TO ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION
Authors: Бутузова Л.Л. , Бутримова О.Б.
Published: August 2023

Статья посвящена рассмотрению использования интегрально-показательной функции (ИПФ) для решения задач в различных областях науки и техники. ИПФ представляет собой мощный математический инструмент, объединяющий принципы интегрального исчисления и теории показателей, что позволяет учесть сложные взаимосвязи и множество переменных при моделировании систем. В статье рассматривается аналитический способ решения ИПФ, который позволяет получить точные и формальные решения. Также рассматриваются численные методы, которые обеспечивают приближенные, но эффективные результаты. Мы обсуждаем важность ясного и однозначного обозначения функции ИПФ, чтобы избежать путаницы и ошибок. В статье также приводятся примеры применения ИПФ для решения различных задач, включая вычисление интегралов от рациональных функций, анализ сложных систем и прогнозирование их поведения. Рассматривается влияние выбора пути интегрирования на результат и предлагаются методы для достижения более точных и эффективных решений. Заключительная часть статьи подчеркивает важность использования ИПФ в различных областях и возможности дальнейших исследований и инноваций. Представленный в работе список источников и литературы, может быть использован для дополнительного изучения темы. Данная статья предлагает обзор и введение в тему интегрально-показательной функции, ее решение и применение в различных контекстах. Она призвана заинтересовать и вдохновить читателей на дальнейшее исследование и использование ИПФ в своих собственных исследованиях и задачах.

The article is devoted to the use of the integral exponential function (IPF) for solving problems in various fields of science and technology. IPF is a powerful mathematical tool that combines the principles of integral calculus and the theory of indicators, which allows you to take into account complex relationships and a variety of variables when modeling systems. The article discusses an analytical method for solving IPF, which allows to obtain accurate and formal solutions. Numerical methods that provide approximate but effective results are also considered. We discuss the importance of a clear and unambiguous designation of the IPF function in order to avoid confusion and errors. The article also provides examples of the use of IPF for solving various problems, including calculating integrals from rational functions, analyzing complex systems and predicting their behavior. The influence of the choice of the integration path on the result is considered and methods are proposed to achieve more accurate and effective
TRADITIONAL KOREAN MASKS IN THE MODERN MEDIA SPACE
Authors: ARADZHIONI OKSANA
Published: August 2023

The growing popularity of masks in the media space indicates the evolution of their traditional meanings and also the actualisation of their aesthetic potential from the positions close to modern viewer’s perception. As this research shows, the aesthetic function of masks dominates in those forms of media content that are most closely related to the forms of theatrical action. In more distant forms, such as the Netfl ix platform TV-series (“Money Heist”, “Squid Game”), masks are closely intertwined with dramatic and plotforming functions. The aesthetic potential of a mask in modern media culture is based on the power of visual impact, complemented by the power of emotional impact, based on the contrast of the comic and tragic, funny and terrible, on the opposition of the immobility of the mask to the dynamics of acting and the dynamics of the plot.
Influence of Strong pi-Acceptor Ligands on Cr-K-edge X-Ray Absorption Spectral Signatures and Consequences on Interpretation of Surface Sites in the Phillips Catalyst
Authors: Kakiuchi Yuya , Shapovalova Svetlana , Protsenko Bogdan , Guda Sergey , Safonova Olga V. , Guda Alexander , Copéret Christophe
Published: August 2023

X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) is one of the most powerful characterization techniques, that has been intensively employed to study the Phillips polymerization catalyst (CrO3/SiO2). While Cr K-edge XAS signatures are used to evaluate the nature of surface (active) sites, they are highly sensitive to oxidation state, geometry and types of ligands, making interpretation challenging. In the specific case of CrO3/SiO2, CO has been particularly used both as a reductant to generate the expected low valent Cr sites and a probe to understand surface Cr sites. Considering the electronic properties of CO, a strong s-donor and pi-acceptor ligand, one may wonder the impact of the coordination of CO on Cr on its XAS signature. We herein built a molecular low-valent Cr library bearing isocyanide ligands, which mimic CO as its isoelectronic counterpart, as a model of low-valent Cr sites interacting with p-acceptor ligand. Cr K-edge XAS augmented with DFT calculations elucidated the profound effect of isocyanide ligand on both XANES and EXAFS regions giving a rise to characteristic features as well as the significant stabilization of low-spin Cr(II/III) species, which potentially alter the ease of interpretation of XAS spectra. Taking the herein demonstrated effect of p-acceptor ligand into account, experimental Cr K-edge spectra of CO-reduced Phillips catalyst at different temperatures were reproduced show-casing the effect of CO on Cr sites.
Rapid Alternating Polarity as a Unique Tool for Synthetic Electrochemistry
Authors: Kawamata Yu , Baran Phil
Published: August 2023

Electrosynthesis, driven by renewable energy, is a powerful method for accessing useful chemical reactivity in a sustainable fashion. Typically, electrochemical reactions have been carried out using direct current (DC), where electrons flow in a single direction. In contrast, utilization of alternating current (AC) has been largely unexplored in synthetic electrochemistry despite its wide applications in our daily life. This could stem from a historical perception regarding the lack of unique reactivity/selectivity that would result from using such a waveform, as well as the absence of readily available instrumentation to remove the engineering barrier for mass adoption. A breakthrough in this area is the introduction of rapid alternating polarity (rAP), which alternates the polarity of an electrode in the millisecond timescale. This mode of current delivery, now implemented in the widely employed potentiostat, ElectraSyn2.0, enables access to unique reactivity and selectivity in organic synthesis that are challenging or currently impossible to achieve by any known method (chemical or electrochemical). The remarkable chemoselectivity and simplicity of rAP open new vistas in modern synthetic electrochemistry.
“Activated Borane” – A Porous Borane Cluster Polymer as an Efficient Lewis Acid-based Catalyst
Authors: Lamač Martin , Urbán Béla , Horáček Michal , Bůžek Daniel , Leonová Lucie , Stýskalík Aleš , Vykydalová Anna , Škoch Karel , Kloda Matouš , Mahun Andrii , Kobera Libor , Londesborough Michael , Lang Kamil , Demel Jan
Published: August 2023

Borane cluster based porous covalent networks, named activated borane (ActB), were prepared by co-thermolysis of decaborane(14) (nido-B10H14) and selected hydrocarbons (toluene – ActB-Tol, cyclohexane – ActB-cyHx, and n-hexane – ActB-nHx) under anaerobic conditions. These amorphous solid powders exhibit different textural and Lewis acid (LA) properties that vary depending on the nature of the constituent organic linker. For ActB-Tol, its LA strength even approaches that of the commonly-used molecular LA, B(C6F5)3. Most notably, ActBs can act as heterogeneous LA catalysts in hydrosilylation/deoxygenation reactions with various carbonyl substrates, as well as in the gas-phase dehydration of ethanol. These studies reveal the excellent potential of ActBs in catalytic applications, showing a) the possibility for tuning catalytic reaction outcomes (selectivity) in hydrosilylation/deoxygenation reactions by changing the material’s composition, and b) the very high activity toward ethanol dehydration that exceeds commonly used γ-Al2O3 by achieving a stable conversion of ~93 % with a selectivity for ethylene production of ~78 % during a 17 h continuous period on stream at 240°C.
Expanded Coverage of Phytocompounds by Mass Spectrometry Imaging Using On-Tissue Chemical Derivatization by 4-APEBA
Authors: Zemaitis Kevin , Lin Vivian , Ahkami Amir , Winkler Tanya , Anderton Christopher , Veličković Dušan
Published: August 2023

Probing the entirety of any species metabolome is an analytical grand challenge, especially at a cellular scale. Matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry imaging (MALDI-MSI) is a common spatial metabolomics assay, but this technique has limited molecular coverage for several reasons. To expand the application space of spatial metabolomics, we developed an on-tissue chemical derivatization (OTCD) workflow using 4-APEBA for confident identification of several dozen elusive phytocompounds. Overall, this new OTCD method enabled the annotation of roughly 280 metabolites, with only 10% overlap in metabolic coverage when compared to analog negative ion mode MALDI-MSI on serial sections. We demonstrate that 4-APEBA outperforms other derivatization agents providing: (1) broad specificity towards carbonyls, (2) low background, and (3) introduction of bromine isotopes. Notably, the latter two attributes also facilitate more confidence in our bioinformatics for data processing. The workflow detailed here trailblazes a path towards spatial hormonomics within plant samples, enhancing detection of carboxylates, aldehydes, and plausibly other carbonyls. As such, several phytohormones, which have various roles within stress responses and cellular communication can now be spatially profiled, as demonstrated in poplar root and soybean root nodule.
PSYCHOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS OF QUALITY OF LIFE OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
Authors: Евстифеева Е.А. , Филиппченкова С.И. , Балакшина Е.В.
Published: August 2023

Анализируется проблема качества жизни студенческой молодежи. Приводится краткое содержание подходов отечественных и зарубежных исследователей по заданной теме. Указываются индикаторы уровня качества жизни человека в зависимости от значимости объективных и субъективных характеристик человеческой жизни. Описывается специфика диагностики эксплицитности качества жизни. Перечисляются результаты психодиагностического обследования обучающихся вуза на предмет основных компонентов рассматриваемого нами явления (факторы субъективного контроля, смысложизненные ориентации, особенности принятия решений, параметры качества жизни).

The article analyzes the problem of the quality of life of student youth. A summary of the approaches of domestic and foreign researchers on a given topic is given. Indicators of human quality of life are given depending on the significance of objective and subjective characteristics of human life. The specifics of the diagnosis of the explicability of the quality of life are described. The results of a psychodiagnostic examination of university students are presented for the main components of the phenomenon we are considering (subjective control factors, meaningful orientations, decision-making features, quality of life parameters).
PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT OF PEDAGOGICAL EMPLOYEES’ PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES IN NEW SOCIAL CONDITIONS
Authors: Жалагина Т.А.
Published: August 2023

Рассмотрено психологическое сопровождение профессиональной деятельности педагогических работников в новых социальных условиях, связанных с пандемией COVID-19. Определены и уточнены такие психологические понятия, как профессиональная деформация личности, психологическая готовность к инновационной деятельности, психологическая культура, универсальные и общепрофессиональные компетенции. На основе проведенного анализа делается вывод о возможных способах профилактики профессиональной деформации личности педагогических работников с целью минимизации социальных рисков и повышения качества труда, в том числе в условиях пандемии.

The article is devoted to the consideration of the psychological support of the teacher’s professional activity of in the new social conditions associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. Such psychological concepts as professional deformation of the personality, psychological readiness for innovative activity, psychological culture, universal and general professional competencies are defined and precised. Based on the analysis, a conclusion is made about possible ways to prevent the personal professional deformation of pedagogical workers in order to minimize social risks and improve the quality of work.
PSYCHOLOGIST IN REHABILITATION: FEATURES OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT OF PATIENTS AFTER CEREBRAL STROKE
Authors: Плахотниченко М.М. , Гласовская М.Ю.
Published: August 2023

Освещены основные подходы к постановке задач психологической реабилитации пациентов, перенесших церебральный инсульт. Рассмотрена специфика реабилитации пациентов в условиях стационара. Предложен вариант краткосрочной и качественной оценки восприятия заболевания у пациентов, перенесших церебральный инсульт. В качестве психодиагностических инструментов были выбраны «Краткий опросник восприятия болезни» (В.М. Ялтонский и др.) и «Опросник самооценки социальной значимости болезни» А.И. Сердюка.

The main approaches to setting goals for the psychological rehabilitation of patients with cerebral stroke are highlighted. The specifics of the rehabilitation of patients in a hospital are considered. A variant of a short-term and qualitative assessment of the perception of the disease in patients with cerebral stroke is proposed. As psychodiagnostic tools, the “Short Questionnaire for the Perception of the Disease” (V.M. Yaltonsky et al.) and “The Questionnaire for Self-Assessment of the Social Significance of the Disease” by A.I. Serdyuk.
Human trafficking and the modern slavery framing of the problem: Between rhetorical pathos and conceptual limitations
Authors: Petrova Donka
Published: August 2023

Trafficking in human beings is a serious problem, which affects vulnerable groups disproportionately. Eastern European countries are among the most affected due to a variety of risk factors. Yet this problem often remains invisible to the mass public. The attempts to bring it into the public consciousness rely strongly on different rhetorical strategies. I argue that the way of social issue framing largely determines its public perceptions and reactions to it. This material examines human trafficking as phenomenon, its definitions and root causes, and then focuses on the framing of trafficking as modern slavery. This framing is made possible by the use of multimodality in media outlets and in prevention campaigns. I will apply the method of content analysis of images used in the Bulgarian digital press or for campaign purposes. The combination of text and imagery is a powerful tool to create the association of slavery, detention, and captivity. These associations are emotionally contagious and can generate pathos; they also convey the idea of a powerless innocent victim in need of rescue, which is a limiting view. The paper argues that this approach has both its positive and negative aspects, the latter being the risks of reductiveness and barriers to the deeper understanding of the problem, its underlying causes, and possible solutions. The alternative framing of this phenomenon as a human rights violation implies the necessity of not just “rescue and salvation” of individuals, but also structural changes in society.
Factors Affecting Students Performance Mediated by Teachers Quality in Higher Vocational Colleges in Maoming City, China
Authors: Qingyan Guo , Azar Ali Sorayyaei , Ahmad Albattat
Published: August 2023

Purpose: For learning environments like schools and colleges, predicting students' success is one of the most important issues since it aids in the creation of practical systems that, among other things, promote academic achievement and prevent dropout. They gain from the automation of several student-related tasks that deal with large amounts of data gathered via software tools for technology-enhanced learning.
 
Theoretical framework: A rigorous analysis and processing of this data might provide us with knowledge about the students' knowledge and how it relates to academic assignments. In this study, classroom management, teacher qualification and in-service training with the effect so mediating variable of teacher quality have been used to measure students’ performance.
 
Design/methodology/approach: 364 respondents have been participated by using questionnaire are data collection methods and the data are analyses by using SMART-PLS.
 
Findings: The findings of the study revealed that the classroom management on students’ performance in-service training, and teacher qualification have significant relationship with teacher quality. The strength and the relationships of the variables might be re-examined by the future researchers, including adding more variables from strategic, organizational, and environmental dimensions to determine the accuracy of the model.
 
Research, Practical & Social implications: This study contributes to the existing body of knowledge in understanding the school quality management as this is the first study with the set of such variables. In other words, this study attempts to increase the understanding of the relationship between school quality management strategies on students’ performance.
 
Originality/value: Education authorities should encourage all teachers to develop themselves through regular participation in seminars and conferences organized in their field of expertise in order to update their knowledge and acquire relevant teaching skills to help them impart appropriate knowledge to their students. In addition, the education department should provide schools with basic teaching equipment to make the teaching and learning process easier in schools.
Analysis of Management Strategies for Urban Hotels in China Under the Sustainable Development Goals of Low-Carbon Tourism
Authors: Shanshan Zhang , Ahmad Albattat , Heng Xu
Published: August 2023

Purpose: The objective of this study is to seek out common problems and improvement strategies in the management of urban hotels in China under the Sustainable Development Goals of low-carbon tourism. As significant contributors to carbon emissions in the tourism industry, urban hotels in China face various challenges in their operations. It is worth exploring the specific problems they encounter and how to enhance the management of urban hotels, along with strategies for improvement.
 
Theoretical framework: Recent literature indicate that carbon emissions from urban hotels are more pronounced compared to other components of tourism activities.
 
Design/methodology/approach: This paper adopts a qualitative research approach and draws upon literature and relevant theories to propose the "4R+1C" principle for urban hotel management. Subsequently, it summarizes the existing problems in the management of urban hotels in China and finds out common issues through text analysis. Finally, based on the Sustainable Development Goals of low-carbon tourism and relevant theories, improvement suggestions are provided.
 
Findings: Low-carbon tourism is not only a requirement of Sustainable Development Goals but also a crucial means of addressing economic and environmental conflicts, which is also a trend in the development of urban hotels. As the second-largest source of carbon emissions in the tourism industry, it is imperative for hotels to implement energy-saving and emission reduction measures.
 
Research, Practical & Social implications: It is recommended that future research focuses more on the Sustainable Development Goals of low-carbon tourism and encourages the hotels to actively engage in low-carbon practices in their operations.
 
Originality/value: The results indicate that urban hotels lack a strong awareness of low-carbon tourism in their operations, which deviates from the Sustainable Development Goals. Low-carbon management can enhance hotel management capabilities, improve competitiveness, and promote high-quality and sustainable development in the hotel industry.
Implementation of Village Fund Management in Acceleration of Development in Sukojati Village Banyuwangi Regency
Authors: Alam Bahrul
Published: August 2023

The Government of Village has the authority to manage its own area. Based on Act No. 6 year of 2014 about Villages in article 18 explains that villages are given authority which covers implementation of village government, implementation of village development, development of village community, and empowerment of village community based on community initiatives, in both of village origins, and customs. In 2015, the allocation of Central Government village funds of 59.8 trillion had been transferred to all Regency Governments and all villages in Banyuwangi Regency. With the large amount of budget obtained will trigger a lot of misuse of the budget. Thus, since 2015 the budgeting system of the Village Government has been integrated and networked, aka online in Banyuwangi Regency, that was E-Village Budgeting.This study uses a qualitative approach. The method of data collection is by observation, documentation, and interviews in Sukojati Village. The research location is in Sukojati Village. The E-Village Budgeting system implemented by the Village Government in Banyuwangi Regency has made it easier to carry out the process of managing village funds in Sukojati Village.
Exploring the Diplomatic Role of Ho Chi Minh City in Comprehensive International Integration: The Implication of City Diplomacy for Vietnam
Authors: Tran Anh Tuan
Published: August 2023

Ho Chi Minh City, which is classed among the fastest developing cities in the Southeast Asia region, is attracting an increasing number of investments for the city and national economic growth. The city has been well known as an economic hub of Vietnam regarding development of finance and infrastructure, etc. The city is becoming an international financial center in the Mekong region. This paper will analyze the development of the city diplomacy concerning policies as well as the city’s diplomatic capabilities for international economic integration based on previous theoretical frameworks.
Eksplorasi Konsep Matematika pada Eduwisata Taman Jam Gadang untuk Pembelajaran Matematika Siswa SD
Authors: Imamuddin M. , Isnaniah Isnaniah
Published: August 2023

Eduwisata jam gadang park, is a historic and interesting tourist spot, especially its beauty. Jam gadang park is one of the eduwisata found in the city of Bukittinggi. In addition to enjoying its beauty, this eduwisata can be used as a learning resource for students, especially elementary school students in the city of Bukittinggi. The purpose of this study was to explore the mathematical concepts that exist in the edu-tourism park jam gadang and then used as a learning resource for elementary school students. This type of research is qualitative with an ethnographic approach. Data were obtained by researchers through observation, interviews and documentation. The results of the exploration of the mathematical concepts of eduwisata taman jam gadang include; the concept of circle, square, rectangle, triangle, rhombus, clock number, and purchase price, selling price, profit and loss (social arithmetic). The mathematical concepts in this edu-tourism park can be used by teachers as a source of learning mathematics for elementary school students. The use of eduwisata jam gadang park as a learning resource can foster students' love of mathematics and local culture.
A IMITAÇÃO: RUMO À SUBJETIVAÇÃO E À CONSTRUÇÃO DO EU
Authors: Müller Inta Karina , Laks Débora
Published: August 2023

Os primeiros anos de vida do bebê são decisivos para a constituição do psiquismo, para a subjetivação e para a construção do Eu. Psicanalistas da contemporaneidade, Victor Guerra, Roussillon e Stern, desenvolveram estudos para
compreender o papel da presença de outro humano no desenvolvimento dos bebês. Dessa forma, a imitação tem sido considerada um importante marcador da intersubjetividade. A
imitação inicialmente se limitaria aos movimentos faciais: abrir e fechar a boca, protusão da língua, fechar os olhos e outras expressões faciais primárias. Ao longo do desenvolvimento,
torna-se fator essencial na construção subjetiva. Desenvolveremos as construções teóricas por meio de dois casos clínicos.
OS CORTES, AS RUPTURAS E A CLÍNICA NA ADOLESCÊNCIA INSTITUCIONALIZADA: RETALHOS DE UM CASO CLÍNICO
Authors: Strassburger Betina Capobianco , Medeiros Gabriela De Azevedo , Romero Joanna Arcari , Pires Maria Eduarda Pacheco , Friedrich Mariana Ryff Moreira , Saretto Vinícius Brancher
Published: August 2023

Este trabalho se propõe a elucidar aspectos próprios do período da adolescência e da constituição do psiquismo, considerando as particularidades da adolescência em
acolhimento institucional. Levando em conta o histórico de perdas e rupturas de vínculo na vida da paciente Amanda, de 15 anos, bem como a pandemia de covid-19, discutem-se
as implicações de sucessivas interrupções em uma psicoterapia de orientação psicanalítica transcorrida em uma clínica-escola. Diante disso, propõe-se uma reflexão quanto aos aspectos relacionados ao funcionamento da adolescente que se manifestaram nesse período, e que marcaram tanto a sua destrutividade quanto as suas potencialidades, evidenciadas a partir das (re)vivências de desamparo. Por fim, o trabalho busca também abordar o que há de criativo nessa passagem, utilizando a metáfora da costura para tecer uma produção que
visa compreender de forma ampliada o caso de Amanda, com o propósito de evidenciar a necessidade de um olhar clínico singular e sensível.
A SOLIDÃO NA INFÂNCIA CONTEMPORÂNEA: DILEMAS E DESAFIOS
Authors: Hack Soraya Maria Pandolfi Koch
Published: August 2023

Este artigo é fundamentado na teoria do amadurecimento de Donald Winnicott, que destaca a jornada da dependência à independência no desenvolvimento da criança, no que diz respeito à constituição do self. Enfatiza-se a importância da aquisição e do uso pleno da capacidade de estar só, estado que é adquirido naturalmente por meio da interação com o meio facilitador, num contexto de confiabilidade. Apresenta-se também a distinção entre a sofisticada capacidade de estar só e o sentimento de solidão. Reflete-se especialmente neste artigo o quanto algumas crianças na atualidade são exigidas ou estimuladas precocemente a atingir esta posição do “estar só”, sem respeito ao seu estágio, ou à sua maturidade, em diversos contextos familiares e/ou sociais. Tais situações acabam por despertar na criança um sentimento de solidão, desamparo e/ou uma incapacidade de estar só.
QUANDO OBSERVAMOS BEBÊS EM RISCO: UM DEPOIMENTO SOBRE ÉTICA E FUNÇÃO CONTINENTE NO MÉTODO BICK
Authors: Kerber Alberto Fonseca
Published: August 2023

Neste trabalho, apresento um relato reflexivo a respeito da minha experiência com a observação de bebês pelo método Esther Bick modificado,2 no curso de formação do CEAPIA. Tento abordar três questões centrais a respeito dessa experiência: as vicissitudes na constituição da subjetividade e das capacidades intersubjetivas do bebê observado; a
possibilidade de intervenção para orientar a família sobre os aspectos indicativos de risco para autismo e os consequentes desafios éticos; e a influência terapêutica da observação sobre a família e sobre a capacidade de investimento dos pais, que, por sua vez, resultou em uma melhora significativa no desenvolvimento do bebê observado.
FORMAÇÃO DE PROFESSORES E PRÁTICAS DA DOCÊNCIA: experiências e reflexões na Educação Básica e no Ensino Superior
Authors: Cabral Carmen Lúcia Oliveira , Carvalhêdo Josania Lima Portela
Published: August 2023

O Programa de Pós-Graduação em Educação (PPGEd), do Centro de
Ciências da Educação (CCE), da Universidade Federal do Piauí (UFPI), na sua
trajetória de formar pesquisadores e socializar a produção do conhecimento
científi co educacional, desde 1991 com a implantação do Curso de Mestrado em
Educação e, em seguida, com a consolidação do Programa de Pós-Graduação
Stricto Sensu em Educação (1993), ampliado com a introdução do Curso de
Doutorado em Educação a partir de 2010, realizou, entre os dias 04 a 06 de
maio de 2022, o IX Encontro de Pesquisa em Educação, evento de periodização
bianual, bem como o III Congresso Internacional em Educação realizado de
quatro em quatro anos, confi rmando e fortalecendo o compromisso com a
comunidade acadêmica e a sociedade em geral de ser um espaço democrático
de formação e produção de conhecimento no campo da educação no estado
do Piauí, aberto ao acolhimento da participação dos demais estados brasileiros
e outros países interessados e envolvidos com o objetivo de promover a
educação e a emancipação social, política, cultural e econômica das pessoas
de forma indiscriminada.
Com essa postura aberta, democrática e de compromisso com os
participantes e colaboradores, a organização do evento disponibiliza este livro
na modalidade de E-Book com a publicação dos textos submetidos no formado
de comunicação oral, considerando a organização das submissões feitas a partir
das linhas de conhecimento que estruturam o PPGEd, distribuídas em cinco
subáreas, correspondendo, neste livro, ao conjunto de textos apresentados
com a temática da Linha 1: Formação de Professores e o Ensino de Filosofi a.
Para agrupar os 32 (trinta e dois) textos que integram essa coletânea,
fruto de pesquisas realizadas e de relato de experiências apresentadas em
formato de comunicação oral no evento, a obra se encontra dividida em três
partes que se conectam formando o todo, para os quais foram atribuídos três subtítulos: Experiências e refl exões na educação infantil e nas séries iniciais
do ensino fundamental, Experiências e refl exões no ensino médio e na EJA e,
por último, Experiências e refl exões no ensino superior. Na primeira parte, são
apresentados dez (11) textos, na segunda parte sete (06) textos, e na terceira e
última parte quinze (15) textos, todos produzidos por pessoas que vivenciaram
a educação em diferentes contextos e que produziram conhecimentos.