bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Responsibility and Task Structuring as the Basic Attributes of Learning Styles and Their Relation Towards Consistency and the Quality of Hierarchy of a Learner’s Mind Map
Authors: Duchovičová Jana , Kozárová Nina
Published: August 2016

The study focuses on the identification of the relationship between the learning style and mental representation of curriculum content. The research problem identifies the relationship between the learning style factors - responsibility and task structuring and the selected categories of curriculum content representation - consistency and the quality of hierarchy identified through mind mapping. For the purposes of the research, we used the LSI Questionnaire by R. Dunn, K. Dunn and G. E. Price, a mind mapping test and chi-square statistics were used for the evaluation of research findings. The research sample consisted of 115 respondents. By means of analysis, we found out that a learning style in the observed factors of responsibility and task structuring does not influence students’ mental representation of the curriculum content.
A Remedy for the Pars Pro Toto Fallacy in Chinese Semiotics
Authors: Yu Hongbing
Published: August 2016

This article reviews one of John Deely’s insightful works on semiotics, Basics of Semiotics, and its profound significance for present-day Chinese semiotics. Considering critical responses from the readership of all previous editions of Basics, this article argues that Deely’s Basics has probably stood as the only successful book that traces the subject matter of semiotics not only in human cultures, but also in animal and plant kingdoms to the full extent of biosemiosis, and even to the state before the existence of life. This anti-anthropocentric treatise is of particular import to much-vaunted contemporary Chinese semiotics, which is rife with what is known as the pars pro toto fallacy, something that could have been avoided had Yuen-Ren Chao’s words of about 50 years ago been duly heeded, something for which Deely’s Basics may well serve as a fine remedy.
Why not?
Authors: Danesi Marcel
Published: August 2016

This review considers the question in the title and at the heart of Deely’s book, Why Semiotics? It shows how Deely has produced a focused masterpiece of etymological research that informs the semiotic project today. The article assesses the ways in which Deely traces the history of sign study not just through conventional reference to what is well known, but also through abductive reasoning on minute questions in a manner which is no less plausible than established accounts and, indeed, expose the latter’s basis in ‘myth’.
Semiotic Anima(l)
Authors: Mladenov Ivan , lankova Reni
Published: August 2016

This review argues that the notion of the semiotic animal as the most characteristic one for human activity has a long and disputable history, not in Deely’s writings only but in philosophy in general. The idea of the three co-authors of the book under review, taken from “the air”, ripens and expands with unexpected meaning with respect to its origin, appropriateness, and ongoing novelty. The strongest argument for coining the new definition was found by Deely in Peirce’s semiosis and in Poinsot’s way of sign, a road that had not been taken in the history of knowledge.
Scholasticism
Authors: Hoffmeyer Jesper
Published: August 2016

In his 2003 address to The International Society of St. Thomas Aquinas John Deely presented some reflections on “Intentionality and semiotics” which were later published in his 2007 book, Intentionality and Semiotic: A Story of Mutual Fecundation. The present paper is a personal exposition of ideas generated through my reading of this book. Deely picks up on Thomas Aquinas’ insight, that “... knowledge that something exists is necessarily pregnant with an awareness of what it is that is ... ” (xxiv, n.6), which implies that sensation starts as a ‘prederivative’ sense of being and is thus, as Deely expresses it, involved with the order of ens reale prior to the possibility of ens rationis. The crux of the matter is the direct union between knower and known; the concept of intentionality is descriptive of this relation between the mind and the things cognized. The important point that Deely has repeatedly made clear throughout his writing is that such a triadic relation is “unique in that it is the only positive mode and form of ens reale, that can also be realized in its distinctive positive being outside the whole order of ens reale ... This is the singularity of relation” (134).
The role of retinoic acid receptors and their cognate ligands in reproduction in a context of triorganotin based endocrine disrupting chemicals
Authors: Macejova Dana , Toporova L. , Brtko J.
Published: August 2016

Retinoic acid (RA), an active form of vitamin A, regulates the embryonic development, male and female reproduction and induces important effects on the cell development, proliferation, and differentiation. These effects are mediated by the retinoid (RAR) and rexinoid nuclear receptors (RXR), which are considered to be a ligand-activated, DNA-binding, trans-acting, and transcription-modulating proteins, involved in a general molecular mechanism responsible for the transcriptional responses in target genes. Organotin compounds are typical environmental contaminants and suspected endocrine disrupting substances. They may affect processes of reproductive system in mammals, predominantly via nuclear receptor signaling pathways. Triorganotins, such as tributyltin chloride (TBTCl) and triphenyltin chloride (TPTCl), are capable to bind to RXR molecules, and thus represent potent agonists of RXR subtypes of nuclear receptors not sharing any structural characteristics with endogenous ligands of nuclear receptors. Th is article summarizes selected effects of biologically active retinoids and rexinoids on both male and female reproduction and also deals with the effects of organotin compounds evoking endocrine disrupting actions in reproduction.
Altitude, Orthocenter of a Triangle and Triangulation
Authors: Coghetto Roland
Published: August 2016

We introduce the altitudes of a triangle (the cevians perpendicular to the opposite sides). Using the generalized Ceva’s Theorem, we prove the existence and uniqueness of the orthocenter of a triangle [7]. Finally, we formalize in Mizar [1] some formulas [2] to calculate distance using triangulation.
Characterization of Tar Deposits, Extraction and Sorption Properties
Authors: Pryszcz Adrian , Grycová Barbora , Koutník Ivan , Blahůšková Veronika
Published: August 2016

The main goal of this paper was to characterize and find a useful solution for the decomposition of tar deposits. For the experimental part, tar deposits, formed by polymerization and condensation reactions, were chosen from a storage tank for tars. At first the initial analyses of tar deposits (elemental, thermogravimetric, and calorimetric analyses) were performed. After the characterization, the tar deposits were extracted in the Soxhlet extractor by acetone, toluene, and quinolone and activated with potassium hydroxide. As the final step of this work, the sorption characterization on the 3Flex Surface Characterization Analyzer (Micromeritics) was performed. The specific surface area of the samples was evaluated using two methods - a single point measurement at p/p0=0.2 and BET method. Micropore and external surface areas were calculated based on a t-plot analysis (carbon black model).
Hot-air Drying Kinetics of Yam Slices under Step Change in Relative Humidity
Authors: Ju Hao-Yu , Zhang Qian , Mujumdar A.S. , Fang Xiao-Ming , Xiao Hong-Wei , Gao Zhen-Jiang
Published: August 2016

The drying kinetics and mathematical modeling of hot-air drying of yam slices were investigated under two-stage relative humidity (RH) control strategy with 60 °C and 1.5 m/s as its constant drying temperature and air velocity, respectively. Results indicate high RH in the initial stage results in high sample’s temperature that enhances water diffusion in the falling rate drying period. Within the scope of current work, change in RH in the later drying period has insignificant influence on sample’s temperature rise while low RH can accelerate the drying rate. Compared to drying at constant 20 % RH at the same drying air temperature, the drying strategy of using 40 % RH over the first 15 min and then lowing to 20 % RH for the remainder time yields a shorter drying time. Weibull model adequately described the moisture content variation with time for all experiments with the scale parameter ranging from 105.02 to 122.38 min and the values of shape parameters from 0.988 to 1.183. The effective moisture diffusivity determined from the Weibull model varied from 2.032 to 2.610×10−8 m2/s. The rehydration ratio increased as the overall drying time was reduced. Microstructure examination shows that higher RH in the initial drying stage can lead to a more porous microstructure which enhances drying, while fast drying rate in the initial drying period generates a crust layer which hinders drying.
Weighed down by development: Reflections on early childhood care and education in East Africa
Authors: Dachyshyn Darcey M.
Published: August 2016

This paper is based on qualitative research undertaken in West Nile Uganda and Coastal Kenya as part of a broader development project. A wide range of stakeholders, including government officials, parents, and early childhood practitioners were involved in sharing their perspectives of what life is like for young children (birth to age 8) in their homes, communities, and institutions. Data gathered were then brought back to community members to solicit action plans. The author brings to the data her reflections and lived experience as a mzungu (white person) brought to the region under the guise of development work and the ethical issues that ensued. It was clear that minority world discourses and conceptions of what constitutes a good life for children had permeated the value systems and goals of many adults in this majority world context. However, when challenged to think deeply about the systemic issues affecting their children, participants began to see the importance of finding ways to meld indigenous values, beliefs, and practices with the globalization agenda.
Exploring embodied methodologies for transformative practice in early childhood and youth
Authors: Cahill Helen , Coffey Julia , Smith Kylie
Published: August 2016

The development of gendered identities during early childhood and youth occurs in a context of ‘body culture’ and the hyper-visibility of ‘perfect’ bodies, which align with traditional gender ideals. Embodied methods can assist to make complexity more visible, and to allow participants to see fluidity, shifts, and becoming. Whilst there has been significant theoretical development, further methodological innovations are needed to enable children and youth to articulate their perceptions of the way multiple influences shape their relations with their own bodies. Informed by ‘new materialist’ feminist theory this article will examine the work of Australian educators exploring use of creative and embodied drama-based play. The chapter advances methodologies to support pedagogical engagement with young children and youth about gender, identity and social change. The authors explore how embodied creative play can be used across ages to support children and young people to articulate the ways social norms and expectations influence their desires, imaginings, fears and actions and their perceptions of what is possible, desirable or appropriate in relation to performances of gender in their everyday worlds.
(IR)Reverently Telling the Otherness through Paratextual Narrative
Authors: Morosan Nicoleta-Loredana
Published: August 2016

An inherent component of relocation narratives is the description of the protagonists’ process of building up their intercultural competence - whose range will vary from one expatriate narrator to another. Closely connected to all the four types of cultural intelligence (CQ), in general, and to the metacognitive CQ, in particular, the account of the sojourn in foreign lands conjures up a raft of reflections on what exactly gives one the sense of cultural belonging. Noticing the difference, analysing it, integrating or dismissing it are as many steps taken during/after cross-cultural interactions. This paper addresses the verbalisation of the cultural differences in accounts that sometimes embrace and other times reject them, by resorting to risqué language in snide remarks meant to perform an evaluation of the received ideas in relation to both the native and the host country of the expatriate. The corpus examined is the construction of the paratext prefiguring the spot-on satire comprised by the text.
A New Species of Pleurothallis (Orchidaceae) from Colombia
Authors: Rykaczewski Max , Kolanowska Marta
Published: August 2016

A new species of Pleurothallis subsect. Antenniferae Luer is described and illustrated based on Colombian material. The taxonomic affinity of the novelty is briefly discussed. An updated key for identification of Colombian representatives of P. subsect. Antenniferae is presented.
Discovery of ‘click’ 1,2,3-triazolium salts as potential anticancer drugs
Authors: Steiner Ivana , Stojanovic Nikolina , Bolje Aljosa , Brozovic Anamaria , Polancec Denis , Ambriovic-Ristov Andreja , Stojkovic Marijana Radic , Piantanida Ivo , Eljuga Domagoj , Kosmrlj Janez , Osmak Maja
Published: August 2016

Background

In order to increase the effectiveness of cancer treatment, new compounds with potential anticancer activities are synthesized and screened. Here we present the screening of a new class of compounds, 1-(2-picolyl)-, 4-(2-picolyl)-, 1-(2-pyridyl)-, and 4-(2-pyridyl)-3-methyl-1,2,3-triazolium salts and ‘parent’ 1,2,3-triazole precursors.

Methods

Cytotoxic activity of new compounds was determined by spectrophotometric MTT assay on several tumour and one normal cell line. Effect of the selected compound to bind double stranded DNA (ds DNA) was examined by testing its influence on thermal stability of calf thymus DNA while its influence on cell cycle was determined by flow cytometric analysis. Generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) was determined by addition of specific substrate 5-(and-6)-chloromethyl-2’,7’-dichlorodihydrofluorescein diacetate, acetyl ester (CM-H2DCFDA).

Results

Parent triazoles were largely inactive, while some of the triazolium salts were highly cytotoxic for HeLa cells. Triazolium salts exhibited high cell-type dependent cytotoxicity against different tumour cells. Selected compound (4-(4-methoxyphenyl)-3-methyl-1-(2-picolyl)-1H-1,2,3-triazolium hexafluorophosphate(V) (2b) was significantly more cytotoxic against tumour cells than to normal cells, with very high therapeutic index 7.69 for large cell lung carcinoma H460 cells. Additionally, this compound was similarly cytotoxic against parent laryngeal carcinoma HEp-2 cells and their drug resistant 7T subline, suggesting the potential of this compound in treatment of drug resistant cancers. Compound 2b arrested cells in the G1 phase of the cell cycle. It did not bind ds DNA, but induced ROS in treated cells, which further triggered cell death.

Conclusions

Our results suggest that the ‘click’ triazolium salts are worthy of further investigation as anti-cancer agents.
18F-fluorodeoxyglucose and 18F-flumazenil positron emission tomography in patients with refractory epilepsy
Authors: Hodolic Marina , Topakian Raffi , Pichler Robert
Published: August 2016

Background

Epilepsy is a neurological disorder characterized by epileptic seizures as a result of excessive neuronal activity in the brain. Approximately 65 million people worldwide suffer from epilepsy; 20–40% of them are refractory to medication therapy. Early detection of disease is crucial in the management of patients with epilepsy. Correct localization of the ictal onset zone is associated with a better surgical outcome. The modern non-invasive techniques used for structural-functional localization of the seizure focus includes electroencephalography (EEG) monitoring, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), single photon emission tomography/computed tomography (SPECT/CT) and positron emission tomography/computed tomography (PET/CT). PET/CT can predict surgical outcome in patients with refractory epilepsy. The aim of the article is to review the current role of routinely used tracer 2-deoxy-2-[18F]fluoro-D-glucose (18F-FDG) as well as non routinely used 18F-Flumazenil (18F-FMZ) tracers PET/CT in patients with refractory epilepsy.

Conclusions

Functional information delivered by PET and the morphologic information delivered by CT or MRI are essential in presurgical evaluation of epilepsy. Nowadays 18F-FDG PET/CT is a routinely performed imaging modality in localization of the ictal onset zone in patients with refractory epilepsy who are unresponsive to medication therapy. Unfortunately, 18F-FDG is not an ideal PET tracer regarding the management of patients with epilepsy: areas of glucose hypometabolism do not correlate precisely with the proven degree of change within hippocampal sclerosis, as observed by histopathology or MRI. Benzodiazepine-receptor imaging is a promising alternative in nuclear medicine imaging of epileptogenic focus. The use of 11C-FMZ in clinical practice has been limited by its short half-life and necessitating an on-site cyclotron for production. Therefore, 18F-FMZ might be established as one of the tracers of choice for patients with refractory epilepsy because of better sensitivity and anatomical resolution.
Healthcare Policy in Romania. Frameworks and Challenges
Authors: Buţiu Călina Ana
Published: August 2016

The objective of the paper is to review some of the healthcare policy issues of Romania and identify those challenges which may be addressed through social intervention. Based on statistical data, documents, reports and applicable laws one will review the health condition of Romanian population and the state of the national health system, and will examine the broad strategies and policies currently under the scrutiny of appropriate ministries. The findings of the study suggest looking at health policies also through the lens of social inclusion.
Synthesis, crystal structure and magnetic properties of an azido-bridged complex [C6H11NH3]2[Mn(N3)4]
Authors: Qian Kun , Yang Chang-Xin
Published: August 2016

A new layered complex [C6H11NH3]2[Mn(N3)4], in which two-dimensional [Mn(N3)4]
n

2− networks are separated by cyclohexylammonium cation bilayers, was synthesized. The complex has been characterized by IR spectroscopy, elemental analyses, and magnetic measurements. Magnetic susceptibility data indicate antiferromagnetic interaction among the Mn(II) metal centers.
Greystone Chapel
Authors: Sexton Jason S.
Published: August 2016

Folsom Prison’s Greystone Chapel is perhaps the most famous California prison chapel, thanks to Johnny Cash. Open to all inmates is a great beacon of hope for everyone in a place that is, by all definitions, a massive failure of a social engineering experiment. Yet within the structures of the prison and deeply embedded into the life of the chapel are opportunities for renewal, and people who offer themselves and their lives in audacious ways—and at incredible risk—for the good of all. This is true when inmates break ranks from gang affiliations in pursuit of a lifestyle change, bonding together with members of other races from the newfound community, seeking a way out of the intense life on the yard, however deep they may be into the prison dynamics.
California’s New Carceral Logic
Authors: Simon Jonathan
Published: August 2016

California’s newest prison—the first one commissioned since the 1990s—is also the first in decades not to be called a prison. The California Health Care Facility, Stockton (CHCF), opened in 2013 on the site of the former Karl Holton Youth Correctional Facility. Designed to hold 1,722 beds and now providing housing and treatment for 2,951 “inmate-patients,” it houses the most medically and mentally challenged prisoners in the state. CHCF marks the dawn of a new era in California prisons. Although considered by the State of California a specialized tool that will help it comply with court orders to provide a higher standard of care in both medical and mental health treatment, it also serves as a window into the changing vision of prisoners and of the correctional enterprise in a state that helped lead the move to mass incarceration a generation ago. In this regard, it is interesting to compare this new vision for California prisons with a similarly paradigm-shifting prison—Pelican Bay State Prison and its notorious SHU (for security housing unit) opened in 1989 as California approached the peak of its commitment to mass imprisonment.
States of Incarceration
Authors: Chávez-Garcia Miroslava , Caro Mayela , Friedman Marissa , Mehrmand Sonia
Published: August 2016

The essays examines the resemblance of California’s Silverado High School to a modern prison. From its of surveillance cameras, drug-sniffing dogs, security guards, and harsh disciplinary policies to its sleek modern design of high, nearly windowless metal walls and enclosed imposing buildings, Silverado High School speaks to the ‘‘new’’ normal in the schooling and policing of poor, young people of color in the Golden State.
The End of Mass Incarceration in California
Authors: Bachrach Eve , Sexton Jason S.
Published: August 2016

The era of mass incarceration is ending in California. We are sentencing fewer people to prison, prison sentences are getting shorter, and those who are released from prison are increasingly less likely to return for violating conditions of their paroles. Whether you think these changes are for the better or not, they are happening, and they provide us with two staggering challenges that if met—with vigor, with empathy, and with practicality—will make California a safer and more humane place for all.
The Cost of Doing Nothing
Authors: John Paige St.
Published: August 2016

Since restoring the death penalty in 1978, California has condemned more than 900 individuals, yet executed just 13. The hundreds who remain are housed at San Quentin State Prison in a highly restricted cell block plagued by suicides, drugs, mental illness, neglect and idleness. This essay offers a glimpse at the lives, despair and deaths of condemned killers who wait decades for executions that never come. It questions the moral cost of such limbo.
Juvenile in Justice
Authors: Ross Richard
Published: August 2016

This photo essay and introduction focus on people in California prisons who were sentenced to decades in prison for crimes committed as juveniles. The United States is the only country in the world to sentence juveniles to life in prison. A majority of juveniles sentenced to life serve their time in just five states, California among them. While many breakthroughs are still needed, California has begun to right the wrongs it has committed against the state’s most vulnerable population.
A Vast Strangeness
Authors: Jacques Josef
Published: August 2016

This series of photographs illustrates both the scale and the vast strangeness of California’s Prison Industrial Complex. The prisons are photographed at night from a distance so that the lights from the prison illuminate the landscape. The light that controls the prison population stands as an indicator of state control. The visual effect references the images from the test sites of nuclear bombs, an enormous display of technocratic power reflecting a truly destructive invasion into otherwise peaceful pastoral settings.
Teaching Public History: A Cross-Cultural Experiment
Authors: Li Na , Sandweiss Martha A.
Published: August 2016

From July 18 to July 30, 2014, sixteen participants from faculties around China gathered in Shanghai for the First Public History Faculty Training Program funded by the Center for Public History at Shanghai Normal University. The key objective was to introduce participants to public history, conceptually, practically, and pedagogically. For the second part of the program, a group from Princeton University joined the Chinese scholars for a cross-cultural exploration of how public history is interpreted differently in two cultures.
Trophic relationships between people and resources: fish consumption in an artisanal fishers neighborhood in Southern Brazil
Authors: Castro Maísa Sousa , Martins Ivan Machado , Hanazaki Natalia
Published: August 2016

The study of dietary consumption is important to understanding the relationship between eating habits and natural resources, which may reflect adjustments and adaptations demanded by local environmental changes. This study aimed to understand the trophic relationships between the local families’ diets and the ichthyofauna present in an urban neighborhood of artisanal fishers in southern Brazil (Tijucas, Santa Catarina). Data were collected through semi-structured interviews in 88 households who reported the consumption of 62 types of fish, where the most consumed were the mullet (Mugil spp.) and croaker (Micropogonias furnieri). Fish is still an important source of animal protein for local families. Preferences and aversions observed can be explained by the relationship between environmental factors and cultural aspects that relate to the economic and social context of the community. In the last decade fish consumption was affected by local immigration and by contextual changes affecting local fisheries.
ОСНОВНІ ТЕНДЕНЦІЇ ВИРОБНИЦТВА І СПОЖИВАННЯ РИБИ ТА РИБНОЇ ПРОДУКЦІЇ В УКРАЇНІ
Authors: Самофатова В. А. , Паньків Ю. П.
Published: August 2016

У статті розглянуто основні тенденції виробництва і споживання риби та рибної продукції в Україні. Під час проведення аналізу були визначені основні проблемні моменти функціонування ри-бопереробних підприємств України. Виявлено перспективи подальшого розвитку підприємств галузі та запропоновані заходи для досягнення необхідного результату
ПТИМІЗАЦІЯ ФОНДООЗБРОЄНОСТІ НА ПІДПРИЄМСТВАХ ХАРЧОВОЇ ПРОМИСЛОВОСТІ НА ОСНОВІ ВИРОБНИЧИХ ФУНКЦІЙ
Authors: Янковий В. О. , Мельник Н. В.
Published: August 2016

У статті досліджується можливість оптимізації випуску продукції в рамках виробничої функції Кобба-Дугласа і функції з постійною еластичністю заміщення ресурсів. Визначається оптимальна фо-ндоозброєність, що забезпечує максимізацію випуску продукції. Показується, що в цьому випадку гра-нична норма заміщення ресурсів дорівнює одиниці. Пропонується нове тлумачення граничної норми заміщення ресурсів як індикатора диспропорцій при вкладенні коштів в агреговані фактори «капітал» і «праця». Виведена на основі оптимальної фондоозброєності гранична норма заміщення ресурсів мо-же служити важливою додатковою характеристикою при застосуванні виробничих функції в процесі аналізу випуску продукції на підприємствах харчової промисловості України
The Bank as Grim Reaper: Debt Composition and Bankruptcy Thresholds
Authors: Carey Mark , Gordy Michael B.
Published: August 2016

We offer a model and evidence that private debtholders play a key role in setting the endogenous asset value threshold below which corporations declare bankruptcy. The model, in the spirit of Black and Cox (1976), implies that the recovery rate at emergence from bankruptcy on all of the firm's debt taken together is increasing in the pre-bankruptcy share of private debt in all debt. Empirical evidence supports this and other implications of the model. Indeed, debt composition has a more economically material empirical influence on recovery than all other variables we try taken together.
Cultural Difference and International Tourism Demand: Focusing on Hofstede’s Culture Dimensions Theory
Authors:   The Tourism Sciences Society Of Korea, Park Yong-Min
Published: August 2016

Foregoing studies mainly focused on finding out highly influential data centered on economic variables such as income, exchange rates, and prices and were presented in studies already made. In this context, the current study attempted to confirm that cultural nature is significant among the various factors affecting the demand for tourism. For this, the current study conducted multiple regression analysis with economic variables confirmed in Hofstede’s cultural dimension as an independent variable. Then, international demand for tourism as a sub-variable was used to confirm if there were common cultural attributes affecting the demand. Next, to confirm what effect relative difference in culture has on the demand, it altered Hofstede’s values of cultural indices into values of cultural difference among nations using ‘Kogut and Singh Index’ to look into their relation to the international demand for tourism. The result of the analysis were as follows: First, it showed, a common attribute of culture affecting the demand for international tourism is ‘individualism’, in which, the features of a nation with rampant individualism being considered, Krippendorf(1987)-insisted ‘evasion from reality’ and Hofstede(2014)-insisted modernization of a nation or its development degree are its causes. Second, in cultural difference concerning cultural relativity, Korea is under the influence of ‘masculinity’ indices both in the outbound and inbound demand for international tourism. This has been analyzed to have resulted from ‘freedom from politics/religion’, a feature of a nation with low masculinity. Whereas, Japan has been proven to be under the influence of ‘individualism’, a common attribute affecting the international demand for tourism, more than these cultural attributes are uniquely found in Japan. After all, a common cultural attribute affecting the demand for international tourism is individualism and the relative difference in cultural affect by-national demand for international tourism is, in the case of Korea, according to the masculinity index but this is, conclusively, different from nation to nation.
Female University Students Respond to Gender Violence through Dialogic Feminist Gatherings
Authors: Puigvert Lidia
Published: August 2016

Within the framework of the "Free_Teen_Desire" research project led by the University of Cambridge and funded by the programme Marie Curie Actions[i], a survey was conducted. Vignette-Test data for 127 female university students (ages 18-27 years) in Spain reveals that the wish to hook up with a violent young man significantly decreases after a gathering on the topic of the Mirage of Upward Mobility, a successful programme elaborated in Dialogic Feminism (Butler, Beck & Puigvert, 2003). In the pre-test,Â 78.4%Â of the respondents stated that their female friends wouldÂ likeÂ to hook up with a violent man at a party, while this percentage decreased to 38.5% when they responded concerning themselves. After the pre-test, there was a one-hour gathering and debate. The subsequent post-test revealed that only 48.8%Â of the respondents stated that their female friends wouldÂ likeÂ to hook up with a violent man at a party, and 14.9% of the respondents made the same statement concerning themselves. The survey presented pictures of four men accompanied by a short explanation of their characters. The explanations of man 1 and man 3 included sentences that describe behaviours characterized as gender violence in previous international surveys (Banyard et al., 2005; Fisher, Cullen, & Turner, 1999; Gross et al., 2006; Kalof et al., 2001). The descriptions of man 2 and man 4 only included non-sexist behaviours. The data did not significantly change when we exchanged the pictures of man 2 and man 4 in the instrument with the pictures of the men with violent profiles and then administered the post-test. For different groups of respondents, the period between the pre-test and the gathering as well as between the gathering and the post-test were changed from fifteen minutes to one and two weeks. In all cases, we obtained similar results for the pre- and post-tests. However, additional research is required to demonstrate how long the effect of the gathering endures and to identify the processes that can increase or decrease the effect over time.[i]This project received funding from the European Unionâ€™s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement No 659299.
METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT WITHIN THE DISCIPLINE OF “INTERIOR DESIGN”
Authors: TEMNIKOVA Elena A.
Published: August 2016

Development of discipline Design of interior is a key aspect of learning interior design students and forms the fundamental theoretical knowledge about basic laws and characteristics of the project activities of the interior designer of the practical skills needed for the presentation and implementation of project ideas. The main stages of the project are considered such as: drawing up terms of reference, the composition of the customers portrait, holding of measurements, perform preliminary design, with the possible variability of the images, the performance of working drawings, possession handmade graphics and computer modeling. On the basis of the given information the following conclusion is made:in the process of learning the design of interiors for various purposes should be considered primarily psycho-emotional aspects of the proposed project in the perception of subjects, the quality of the analytical immersion and detailed baseline data collection.
TRENDS OF IMPROVEMENT OF ARCHITECTURAL ENVIRONMENT OF UNIVERSITIES IN THE CONTEXT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Authors: VAVILOVA Tatiana Ya. , KAYASOVA Dariya S.
Published: August 2016

The article deals with summarizing and analyzing the background and modern international experience in improving of the architectural and spatial environment of universities. It was found that the activity of higher education institutions are currently based on strategic planning, which includes the development of a roadmap for sustainable management. It was noted that the most prestigious universities are paying special att ention to the creation and development of infrastructure for the study of the environmental, social systems and educational activities. During the reconstruction and construction of various buildings usage, environmental technology is implemented. A common phenomenon is the certifi cation of university facilities for green standards.
LANDSCAPE AND AESTHETIC ORGANIZATION OF TRANSPORT FACILITIES
Authors: PAVLOVA Lyudmila V.
Published: August 2016

Addresses issues of landscape and aesthetic organization of the space with the participation of transport facilities, quality of transport facilities in modern conditions, architecture of transportation facilities as an integral part of architectural-landscape planning and transformation of the area, given its characteristics, while maintaining all structural and regulatory requirements. The questions of improvement of transportation facilities and highways, task accomplishment, including the features of the lighting and landscaping of roads. Marked questions quality of road surfaces, the occurrence of defects during operation, presents photographs of damage to roads.
EVOLUTION OF RIBBON DEVELOPMENT: OZERNYI, SAMARA, 2009-2010
Authors: FILIPPOV Vasily D.
Published: August 2016

The present study describes the first in modern conditions experience of ribbon development in the public town planning of Samara Region in 2009-2010. Detailed description of the historical and natural features of the area selected for the building. Presents its environmental features as the former site of an industrial enterprise. We describe the quality of the construction of homes, the degree of their compliance with the original project and the living quality of the area. Results area beautification examples forces its inhabitants. The reasons for project failure in the present and proposed some solutions to remedy the situation and to create in this area a complete living environment.
RESEARCH OF AUTOMATIC HEAT CONTROL SYSTEMS
Authors: TSYNAEVA Anna A. , TSYNAEVA Ekaterina A.
Published: August 2016

This paper deals with automatic control systems of heat consumption of buildings. As a method of study we used computational and theoretical method using the theory of differential equations, control theory, methods of analysis and synthesis, including the numerical experiment. In this paper, a comparison of the characteristics of an automated heat control system in buildings, using the heat pump from the low-grade heat source, as well as conventional systems, receiving heat from the CHP for heat networks. Numerical study carried out for conditions of autumn-spring period, as during the research of heat system, the environment is selected as the low-grade heat source. Moreover, It is analysed climatic conditions start of the heating period in 2014 and 2015. for the city of Samara. Based on the numerical investigation revealed that for the autumnspring period automated heat system with a heat pump has a lower inertia than a conventional system with.
STUDY OF WATER FLOW RATE IN THE GATES OF HYDROPOWER AND IRRIGATION FACILITIES
Authors: MUKHAMMADIEV Muradulla M. , KLYCHEV Shavkat I. , DZURAEV Kurbon S. , MADALIEV Farkhodzhon E. , BEKMURODOV Sulton , Abduaziz Uulu A.
Published: August 2016

The results of the calculated and experimental studies of water velocity distribution in the central vertical crosssection of flow in the plane of the shutter are introduced. Shutter model allowing to investigate the water rate for conventional planar gate and the gate to the guide flap is presented. It is shown that the relative coordinate section characterizing the average water flow rate is not independent on the height of the water level and the shutter opens, but only on their ratio. Experimental graphical dependence of the average velocity of the water in the central vertical section shutter and coordinates of its position are introduced. Experiments showed that the water flow in the gates has a vertical speed component.. The obtained results enable us to develop methods for measuring the water flow in the gate.
RESULTS OF EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF POND WATER PURIFICATION ON THE FILTER RADIAL UPDRAFTS FLUID
Authors: SERPOKRYLOV Nikolay S. , BORONINA Lyudmila V. , TAZHIEVA Svetlana Z.
Published: August 2016

The results of experimental studies of the filters with radially upward flow of fluid in the pond water on the selection of downloads of the material and its main technological parameters: loading height, filtration rate, grain size, the sorption time.
L’histoire de Poncia
Authors: Valente Marcela Iochem , Carneiro Teresa Dias
Published: August 2016

O presente artigo objetiva tecer algumas considerações sobre a tradução do romance Ponciá Vicêncio, da escritora afro-brasileira Conceição Evaristo, para a língua francesa, publicada no ano de 2015 pela editora Anacaona, com o título L’histoire de Poncia. O foco do presente trabalho estará nas soluções encontradas pelos tradutores para os itens culturalmente marcados presentes no texto de partida, bem como na estruturação sintática, na paragrafação e na divisão de capítulos. Para proceder ao estudo aqui proposto, cotejaremos o texto de partida e a sua referida tradução, tomando como pressupostos teóricos algumas ideias de Javier Franco Aixelá (2003), Lawrence Venuti (1995) e Carla Melibeu Bentes (2005).
Köztér és művészet – A polisz terei
Authors: Oláh Mátyás László
Published: August 2016

A Köztér és művészet – a polisz terei című írásom a kortárs köztéri művészet, szobrászat kérdéseit járja körül. Az egyéni emlékezés, a közösségi, a történeti emlékezés, a városépítészet szempontjainak, valamint az elmúlt 25 év jellegzetes, magyar köztéri kompozícióinak elemzésével arra keresem a választ, hogyan változnak azok a követelmények, melyeket speciálisan a köztéri művészettel szemben támasztunk?
Maniobras estratégicas: combinando lo razonable y lo efectivo en el discurso argumentativo
Authors: Van Eemeren Frans H.
Published: August 2016

Después de explicar su concepción de la argumentación como tema para teorizar, Frans H. van Eemeren presenta un esbozo del programa de investigación del acercamiento pragma-dialéctico a la argumentación, introduciendo los principales componentes de la teoría de la argumentación que resultan del desarrollo de este programa. Posteriormente se centra en el problema fundamental que confrontan los teóricos de la argumentación al buscar distinguir entre los movimientos argumentativos razonables y los falaces. Al respecto, presenta el tratamiento pragma-dialéctico de las falacias como una alternativa constructiva a las severas críticas dirigidas al tratamiento estándar lógico. En la perspectiva pragma-dialéctica, las falacias se consideran violaciones de las reglas para conducir una discusión crítica orientada a resolver una diferencia de opinión de fondo, lo que está en juego en el discurso argumentativo. Van Eemeren introduce la noción de maniobra estratégica para explicar el poder persuasivo de las falacias, a pesar de tratarse de argumentaciones que van en contra de lo razonable. La noción de maniobra estratégica captura el predicamento inherente a todo movimiento argumentativo de reconciliar, a la vez, la búsqueda de resultados efectivos con la necesidad de respetar parámetros razonables. Las falacias son descarrilamientos de las maniobras estratégicas que violan una o más reglas de la discusión crítica. A través de la distinción entre un argumento de autoridad razonable y el argumentum ad verecundiam (que corresponde con una falacia) van Eemeren concluye su ensayo explicando, con este ejemplo, por qué los descarrilamientos de las maniobras estratégicas pueden, en la práctica, pasar tan fácilmente inadvertidos, lo que ayuda a que las falacias no sean detectadas.
Dos chacales indios en la España medieval: notas para un estudio de la influencia de las fábulas indias en el nacimiento de la cuentística española
Authors: Phillips Rodríguez Wendy J.
Published: August 2016

De entrada pudiera parecer sorprendente que el primer ejemplo de ficción en prosa castellana del cual tenemos noticia, el Calila e Dimna, sea una traducción/adaptación de una obra clásica de la literatura sánscrita: el Pañcatantra. Sin embargo, amplios estudios textuales han logrado documentar las fases principales de la transmisión de dicha colección de cuentos desde la India antigua hasta la España medieval. Una veta de investigación que, en cambio, no se ha explorado es aquella que corresponde al análisis comparativo de las transformaciones que la obra sufrió en su largo peregrinaje para adaptarse a distintos contextos culturales. Este artículo es un paso hacia tal clase de estudios, ya que analizará algunas características de los personajes principales de la narración española, Calila y Dimna, e identificará sus similitudes y diferencias con sus ancestros indios: los chacales Karaṭaka y Damanaka.
Filosofía entre bastidores: teatralidad, lógica y ritual en India antigua
Authors: Arnau Juan
Published: August 2016

El artículo analiza los debates públicos en India antigua, distinguiendo las diferentes modalidades de estas prácticas tal y como aparecen registradas en los compendios de lógica (Nyāyasūtra) y en la literatura médica sánscrita (Carakasamhitā). Se presta una atención especial a una de estas clases de debate, llamada vitandā, donde se permite una dialéctica limitada a la refutación y que desestima la defensa de un punto de vista propio. Este tipo de dialéctica, ejercida por diferentes escuelas de pensamiento en las que la argumentación negativa adquiriría un papel fundamental, encontraría su ámbito de desarrollo en tradiciones religiosas como el budismo madhyamaka y el vedānta advaita. La justificación de estas prácticas, en las que la lógica se representa como en un teatro, dará paso a una filosofía irónica que encuentra muchos puntos de contacto con la filosofía contemporánea.
Tratamiento de la esquizofrenia con cardiazol a dosis convulsionante
Authors: Delgado Honorio
Published: August 2016

Desde marzo de 1937 practicamos el metodo terapeutico de la esquizofrenia concebido por  Ladislao Von Meduna y que muchos denominan tambien encefalitis epidemica o letargica.
Tubérculos del mesencéfalo y del lobulillo paracentral.
Authors: Trelles J. O. , Méndez M. , Jiménez J.
Published: August 2016

Contibución al estudio de los síndromes del núcleo rojo.
Psicología general y psicopatología de las tendencias instintivas
Authors: Delgado Honorio
Published: August 2016

No cuenta con resumen.
Cincuenta años de la Revista de Neuro-Psiquiatría.
Authors: A. V.
Published: August 2016

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La Revista de Neuro-Psiquiatría cumple 50 años.
Authors: Anónimo Anónimo
Published: August 2016

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Los cincuenta años de una revista hermana: la Revista de Neuro-Psiquiatría del Perú.
Authors: Murguía D.L.
Published: August 2016

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Psicosis, psicótico.
Authors: Castilla del Pino Carlos
Published: August 2016

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Correlación clínico-electroencefalográfica en el coma. Estudio en 75 casos.
Authors: Cruz-Campos G.
Published: August 2016

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Seriedad de los desastres y trastorno emocional. Implicaciones para la atención primaria en salud mental en países en desarrollo.
Authors: Lima B. , Chávez H. , Samaniego N. , Pompei S. , Santa Cruz H. , Lozano J. , Pai S.
Published: August 2016

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Efecto del clobazam y alprazolam sobre la ansiedad y la depresión. Estudio doblemente ciego
Authors: León-Barúa R. , Accinelli R.
Published: August 2016

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Emergencias en Psiquiatría (Segunda parte)
Authors: Mori G. , Díaz M. , Chirinos R. , Santos E. , Valverde J.
Published: August 2016

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Narcisismo: Adler, la psicología del ego y la psicología del "self"
Authors: Gómez E.A.
Published: August 2016

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Crisis epilépticas en el periodo agudo de los desórdenes vasculares cerebrales
Authors: Deza L. , Concha G. , Aldave R. , Reyes J. , Ramírez R. , Castillo M.
Published: August 2016

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El soporte biológico de la psicología profunda
Authors: Saavedra A.
Published: August 2016

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Nueva anatomía de la melancolía
Authors: Pages F.
Published: August 2016

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La década del cerebro
Authors: Deza L.
Published: August 2016

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Documenta: Actividades de la Cátedra Honorio Delgado
Authors: Mariátegui J.
Published: August 2016

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La utilización del pre y post-test para evaluar un taller de diseño de investigación aplicado en América Latina: evaluación de los resultados.
Authors: Gorenc K.D.
Published: August 2016

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Patología neurológica del anciano: las alteraciones cognitivas.
Authors: Trelles L. , Velasco R. , Quezada M. , Castro C. , Altamirano J.
Published: August 2016

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Revisión de libros
Authors: Varios Varios
Published: August 2016

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Dimensiones de la salud mental: Hacia un marco conceptual para su evaluación.
Authors: Arana J.D.
Published: August 2016

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La concepción del hombre y de la enfermedad en el Antiguo Perú
Authors: Mariátegui J.
Published: August 2016

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Enseñanza y supervisión de la psicoterapia
Authors: Gómez E.A.
Published: August 2016

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Elogio de Honorio Delgado
Authors: Mariátegui J.
Published: August 2016

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Violencia y familia
Authors: Castro M. J.
Published: August 2016

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Blefaroespasmo. Distonía oromandibular
Authors: Micheli F. , Fernández-Pardal M. , Pikielny R. , Gatto M. , Giannaula R. , Casas I. , Scorticati M. , Zurru C. , Diaz S.
Published: August 2016

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¿Constructivismo o racionalismo?
Authors: Gómez E.
Published: August 2016

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Bases para construir la Prueba Diagnóstica de Alcoholismo Latinoamericana (PDAL)
Authors: Gorenc K.D.
Published: August 2016

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Notas sobre las condiciones sociales de la violencia política en el Perú
Authors: Manrique N.
Published: August 2016

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Proyecto de un Plan Nacional para la prevención, tratamiento, rehabilitación y seguimiento de las adicciones.
Authors: Nizama M. , Cachay C. , Sanez Y. , Lavarello H.
Published: August 2016

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El diagnóstico de alcoholismo con el MALT (Münchner-Alkoholismus-Test). Estudio de evaluación empírica
Authors: Pacurucu S. , Gorenc K.D. , Nadelsticher A. , Feuerlein W.
Published: August 2016

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Abuso de cocaína no parenteral en pacientes infectados con el Virus de la Inmunodeficiencia Humana
Authors: Jerí F.R. , Ramírez J. , Castañeda M.A. , Pérez J.C. , Lucho M.L. , Terán A. , Wong J.A. , Villa R. , Durán L.
Published: August 2016

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Inhibidores reversibles de la monoaminooxidasa-a en el tratamiento de la depresión
Authors: De la Cuba A.
Published: August 2016

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Síndrome de Gilles de la Tourette: Discusión a propósito de una casuística
Authors: Cosentino C. , Torres L. , Cuba J.M.
Published: August 2016

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Currículum: principios generales
Authors: Gómez E. , Gómez G.
Published: August 2016

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Comunidad terapéutica en adicciones
Authors: Nizama M. , Adrianzén C. , Nieto I. , Sanez Y.
Published: August 2016

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