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Imaginarios, obras y autores en la literatura latinoamericana: Usos intempestivos del patrimonio histórico y cultural de Occidente en la poesía de Aldo Oliva
Authors: Crisorio Bruno 
Published: November 2019

Entre los Papeles que dejó Aldo Oliva al morir se encuentra una especie de breve autobiografía, irónica, que terminó sirviendo de contratapa para su Poesía completa. Allí dice: «A los quince años me tropecé con la cultura: no la recuerdo». En un poeta como Oliva, cuya erudición y paciente trabajo sobre la tradición occidental salta a la vista al primer poema que leamos, esta frase llama la atención. Pero, de hecho, el paradójico cruce entre tradición y novedad, entre cultura y olvido, recorre la obra del autor, produciendo una poética a un tiempo clásica y rupturista. A partir del análisis de algunospoemas de su último libro, Ese General Belgrano y otros poemas (2000), y de algunas reflexiones nietzscheanas sobre el peso de la historia para la vida, abordaremos este doble posicionamiento que configura, creemos, la singularidad de Oliva, e intentaremos rastrear las filiaciones que crean este campo tensionado. El «olvido» de Oliva, concluiremos entonces puede leerse en este sentido: como irreverencia frente al pasado, como lectura sesgada que horada su aparente completud para permitir la creación. La poesía (el arte) vuelve a poner en movimiento una tradición que parecía congelada,petrificada: como propone uno de los poemas analizados, que podría considerarse un arte poética, la poesía transforma emblemas en problemas, en «la aventura seminal del fruto».
Imaginarios, obras y autores en la literatura latinoamericana: Las cenizas de Trotsky. Pablo Leminski, entre lo real y la imaginación política
Authors: Wolff Jorge H. 
Published: November 2019

El texto examina el poema de Paulo Leminski (1944-1989) dedicado a Natalia y León Trotsky y que tiene importancia clave en su obra. El trabajo, escrito en primera persona, presenta al poeta brasileño y su contexto de aparición y actuación entre las décadas de 1960 y 1980 y concluye por medio de una conferencia reciente de Alain Badiou, «A La recherche dure El perdu» (2015), cuyo principal objeto es el poema «Las cenizas de Gramsci» de Pier Paolo Pasolini; su melancolía política es similar a la del poema del escritor brasileño que fue uno de los más destacados intelectuales del país en fines del siglo XX. Además de ubicarlo en esa escena y de pensar la poesía en el presente, el texto busca discutir cómo se presentan y cuáles serían «Las cenizas de Trotsky» según Leminski.
Relatos, memorias y ficcionalizaciones en el arte: Ernesto Guevara: un Bildungsroman en motocicleta
Authors: De Arriba Maria Laura 
Published: November 2019

El artículo indaga sobre los protocolos genéricos del relato de viaje para intentar establecer algunas estrategias teóricas de su configuración escrituraria. Asimismo analiza e interpreta el viaje de Ernesto Guevara por Latinoamérica, en compañía de su amigo Alberto Granado, entre 1951 y 1952, antes de convertirse en el mayor mito revolucionario del subcontinente.
Representaciones culturales, narraciones y estéticas: Expansiones de la violencia en Venezuela. Sobre dispositivos disciplinarios en dos narrativas de los años ’60
Authors: Ávila Carlos 
Published: November 2019

En este artículo se tratan los modos de figuración de la violencia política en narrativas venezolanas de la llamada «década violenta» (1960–1970): específicamente, se ponen a prueba en dos textos, La muerte de Honorio (1963), de Miguel Otero Silva, y Se llamaba SN (1964), de José Vicente Abreu, aristas de conceptos complejos como los de nuda vida y campo de concentración, en beneficio, ya no solo de una zona discursiva de referencia, sino también de articular una modalidad lectora/analítica que permitiría revisar, además de procesos de formación literarios venezolanos, representaciones, operaciones y sentidos en torno a los dispositivos represivos de la dictadura de Pérez Jiménez.
Targeting Sexual Stigma: The Hybrid Case Study of "Adam"
Authors: Mandel Sarah Hope 
Published: November 2019

The purpose of this case study is to explore the effects of sexual stigma on mental health and corresponding therapy implications when working with lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) clients during the coming-out process. This case study provides a literature review of sexual stigma and its consequences, describes multicultural considerations, and illustrates what are currently thought of as the best treatment practices when working with sexual minority clients. Treatment considerations are demonstrated via the hybrid case example of "Adam," who serves as a vivid portrayal of a psychotherapy client who struggles with research-consistent symptomatology and a crisis in identity formation. In addition to being informed by clinical examples in relevant psychological literature, Adam’s composite case is assembled from actual psychotherapy cases. Demonstrating Adam’s course of treatment provides an avenue for describing key clinical issues related to LGB mental health and the coming-out process. By adopting a qualitative, disciplined inquiry approach, I illustrate how, theoretically, treatment can be tailored to a potential client’s unique psychological struggles within the context of historical, contextual, and cultural factors. Following a pragmatic case study research format (Fishman, 1999), Adam’s case material is analyzed both qualitatively and quantitatively. It is proposed that the hybrid case of Adam demonstrates the potential for an integrative treatment approach, combining cognitive-behavioral, client-centered, and multicultural theories, in an effort to assist in the treatment of sexual minority patients who struggle with minority-stress, internalized homophobia, and identity formation concerns. The composite case study of Adam is designed to be used as a resource for therapists who seek to gain additional understanding of how to provide effective and affirmative treatment for LGB clients. The case study concludes with a critical discussion of the advantages and limitations of employing hybrid cases in lieu of actual ones.
The Case of "Adam": Reflections and Future Directions
Authors: Mandel Sarah Hope 
Published: November 2019

Three commentaries on "Targeting Sexual Stigma: The Hybrid Case Study of 'Adam' " (Mandel, 2014) present additional insights into providing psychotherapy for sexual minority clients who struggle with internalized homophobia, minority stress, and identity formation concerns. In his thoughtful response, Christopher Martell (2014) writes about heteronormativity, behavioral activation, multidimensional treatment, and the issue of “readiness” to address sexual orientation and identity in treatment. Rachel Proujansky and John Pachankis (2014) describe their exciting principle- and evidence-based LGB-affirmative psychotherapy, and explain the importance of addressing sexual behavior when working with sexual minority clients. Additionally, Daniel Chazin and Sam Klugman (2014) highlight key issues related to the coming-out process and systemic-level interventions. In the following response, I summarize the psychologists’ comments and provide feedback to further the dialogue regarding how to best serve the needs of sexual minority clients.
Stellungnahme zur Evaluation des Hessischen Bibliotheksgesetzes
Authors: Steinhauer Eric W. 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Die nachfolgende Stellungnahme zur Evaluation des Hessischen Bibliotheksgesetzes hat der Verfasser gegenüber dem Hessischen Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Kunst abgegeben und kommt zu dem Schluss, dass sich das Gesetz bewährt hat, da dessen Bestimmungen sachgerecht sind und nur an wenigen Stellen geringfügige Anpassungen nötig sind.
Personal or Partisan Incumbency Advantage? Evidence from an Electoral Reform at the Local Level in Italy
Authors: De Benedetto Marco Alberto 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
We analyze the incumbency advantage using a large data set on Italian municipal elections held from 1993 to 2011. We first apply a non-parametric Sharp Regression Discontinuity Design comparing parties that barely win an election to those that barely lose, exploiting the fact that partisan incumbency status changes discontinuously at the threshold of margin of victory of zero. In order to disentangle the personal incumbency advantage from the partisan effect, we rely on a reform that introduced mayoral term limit, and exploit the exogenous change on the incumbency status of mayors keeping the partisan incumbency status constant. We find that the incumbency advantage is essentially driven by the personal effect. The results are robust to different specifications and estimation strategies with excellent balance in observable characteristics. Also, the effect of interest is larger in magnitude for municipalities located in the South of Italy compared to northern municipalities.
Rückschau
Authors: Hay Louis 
Published: November 2019

Résumé
D’abord, l’histoire de l’ITEM. Au départ, le classement des manuscrits d’Henri Heine (le fonds Schocken), confié à des germanistes, forcés par là à s’initier aux méthodes des archivistes. Ce faisant, ils eurent l’intuition de la possibilité d’étudier le travail créateur des écrivains à travers leurs manuscrits. Ensuite: la ‹critique génétique›. Elle ouvre un champ de recherche, fondé sur l’étude du manuscrit comme objet scientifique. Par là, elle rejoint une esthétique de la création, présente dans les lettres dès l’origine des temps modernes, mais réduite jusqu’ici au seul témoignage des écrivains. De là aussi, un nouveau rôle et de nouveaux traitements des manuscrits dans l’édition scientifique.
Phonographischer Text, Interpretation und Aufführungsmaterial als kritisch edierbarer Sachzusammenhang
Authors: Münzmay Andreas , Siegert Christine 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The article discusses possibilities and specific problems of including audio material in the realm of scholarly music editions. From this perspective, the authors propose to include the sounding manifestation of music both into the notion of the musical ‚work‘ and of the musical ‚text‘. The outcome of this thought experiment which considers music as performative art, Beethoven’s and other classical composers’ own wider notions of musical works as musical practice, phonographic recordings as text, different types of music as different types of data, programmed concordances as specific feature of digital editions, and musical interpreters as authors of musical interpretations is a theoretical model that for the first time makes record productions the object of scholarly critical edition.
Edition im Dialog: Das Kompendium des ʿAlī Ufuḳī (Istanbul, Mitte 17. Jahrhundert) in kritischer Edition und historischer Aufführungspraxis
Authors: Haug Judith I. 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The compendium of the Polish-born Ottoman court musician and interpreter ʿAlī Ufuḳī/Albert Bobowski, MS Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, Turc 292, is a crucial source of the history of music in the Ottoman Empire and at the same time a highly individual document. On 626 pages it contains notations of the most diverse genres, song texts and many marginal notes relating to various aspects of music. Composed between the 1630 s and 1670 s in Istanbul, it can be understood as a still image of the predominantly oral tradition. This results in special challenges to edition and performance practice. In exchange with three Turkish experts in the fields of performance, musicology and instrument building, the present contribution explores possible interpretations and inspirations for a historically informed performance practice of Ottoman music on the basis of ʿAlī Ufuḳī’s notations.
Performanz in der Briefkommunikation und ihre editorische Repräsentation
Authors: Strobel Jochen 
Published: November 2019

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Letters as a form of communication gain their meanings not least by performative practices hints of which are clearly shown in their materiality. Vice versa, the paper discusses the possibilities of performing and making a film of correspondences using the example of Paul Celan and Ingeborg Bachmann (published 2008) and its film version Die Geträumten (‘Dreamed people’, 2016). The performative aspects of letters may also be represented by audio books or picture books. Yet especially digital letter editions should examine the phatic and conative functions of letter communication supplying specially designed kinds of metadata and their visualizations. The ‚Jenaer Romantikertreffen‘ (‘Jena Meeting of Romanticists’) in 1799 serves as a final historical example.
The Importance of Connections: The Rise of Jewish Business Elites in Galicia
Authors: Moskalets Vladyslava 
Published: November 2019

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The article explores relations within the milieu of Jewish elites involved in the oil industry of two towns in Eastern Galicia – Drohobych and Boryslav – in the second half of 19th century. The oil industry, one of the unique examples of early industrialization in Galicia, attracted numerous Jewish participants, especially in the initial stages. They became workers, overseers and entrepreneurs, less or more successful. The Jewish communities of both cities were socially and culturally diverse. This article examines the formation and structure of Jewish economic elites, arguing that kin relations and connections with elites in a non-Jewish environment helped a group of oil entrepreneurs to distinguish themselves from others and sustain business. Though 19th-century industry in Galicia inspired writers with the idea of the oil magnate gaining wealth overnight, the formation of Jewish elites in Drohobych and Boryslav was a long process, which required the ability to connect with different networks.
The influence of first language on referential expressions of Japanese language learners: A focus on narrative story by native Chinese and Korean speakers
Authors: Tōyama Chika 
Published: November 2019

AbstractThe present study examines how Japanese language learners use referential expressions in discourse, especially topicalized or non-topicalized subjects, in addition to whether the first language of a Japanese language learner influences the choice of referential expressions. The text of narrative stories, written in both the subject’s first language and second language (i.e. Japanese) by native Chinese speakers and native Korean speakers, as well as text written by Japanese native speakers, were analyzed. As a result, the first language influence and common difficulties were observed in the use of referential expressions by Japanese language learners. Using referential expressions is not simply a matter of negative or positive transfer.
The Tort of Outrage and Some Objectivity about Subjectivity
Authors: Tilley Cristina Carmody 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The tort of outrage has been sidelined in recent decades by judges and academics who question its legitimacy. This Article is an attempt to move outrage from the margins to the center of American tort law. It begins by unearthing the complex intellectual history that produced judicial skepticism about this tort. The Legal Realists who “invented” outrage made a strategic decision to condition liability on the “outrageousness” of behavior rather than to identify discrete acts as wrongful. This doctrinal indeterminacy was necessary to quell corporate opposition to the tort. Ultimately, however, it has led modern courts and scholars to label outrage as “inherently subjective” and therefore “disfavored.”
The Article challenges this conventional view by proposing a scientific basis for distinguishing ordinary aggression from its outrageous counterpart. Neuroscience literature suggests that threats levelled with awareness of a target´s inability to follow through on the biologically reflexive fight or flight response produce physiologically maladaptive distress. In contrast, threats to which a target can freely respond produce benign, adaptive, stress. Consequently, defendant aggression is “outrageous” when it exploits a plaintiff’s known inability to execute a prosocial response. This science-based model of “outrageousness” provides a neutral baseline against which to evaluate the critique that the tort necessarily requires subjective evaluations of defendant behavior. When plaintiff paralysis results from external dynamics the defendant recognized and exploited, jurors need not assign priority to either the plaintiff’s or the defendant’s worldview to find a wrong. But when plaintiff paralysis results from internal feelings of powerlessness that may stem from race or gender experience, jurors must credit the plaintiff’s experience and disregard the defendant´s apparent ignorance of it in order to find a wrong, a process that appears to subjectively prioritize one worldview over another. So whether liability is objective or subjective in a given case turns on whether the impediment to plaintiff action was external or internal.
In its concluding section, the Article undertakes an empirical examination of jury verdicts to determine the relative frequency of “objective” and “subjective” liability assignments. It finds that juries are most likely to assign liability in situations where plaintiff paralysis arose from external, objectively observable impediments recognized by defendants. In other words, outrage liability typically stigmatizes behavior that is objectively understood by both the defendant and the community at large to be antisocial. That said, juries occasionally assign liability where a woman or a person of color felt paralyzed by perceived powerlessness the defendant may not have appreciated. The Article ultimately suggests that this small but persistent segment of “subjective” verdicts – far from demonstrating the tort’s illegitimacy – highlights the social power of private injury law.
Organizational Determinants of Political Involvement in Trade and Professional Membership Associations
Authors: Saitgalina Marina , Dicke Lisa A. , Birungi Patricia 
Published: November 2019

AbstractTrade and business associations and professional membership societies like many other political interest groups in the United States advocate and lobby their interests in the policy arena. Yet, we lack the understanding of how organizational capabilities shape different forms of political engagement in trade and professional associations. Research on the political involvement of tax-exempt organizations has been focused on charitable nonprofits. Studying the elements that underlie political action strategies and tactics of trade and professional associations would expand our understanding of political engagement in the nonprofit sector. In our sample of occupational mutual benefit associations, both resource dependence and institutional factors such as board size, affiliated foundation, tax-exempt status, business classification, and membership type explained the likelihood of political strategies including advocacy, lobbying, grassroots activity, and having a political action committee (PAC). Organizational size characteristics such as budget, staff, and membership size mattered as well.
Influence of the Bituminous Layer on Temperature and Water Infiltration in Railway Structures of the Bretagne–Pays de la Loire High-Speed Line
Authors: Khairallah Diana , Blanc Juliette , Hornych Pierre , Piau Jean-Michel , Cottineau Louis-Marie , Pouget Simon , Ducreau Alain , Savin Frederic , Hosseingholian Mohsen 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The phenomena of settlement and wear of the ballast under dynamic stresses lead to high frequencies and high maintenance costs on high-speed railway lines. Studies have shown that these settlements are linked to high accelerations produced in the ballast by the passage of high-speed trains (HST). A layer of asphalt concrete (GB) was introduced under the ballast layer on the high-speed line Bretagne-Pays de Loire (BPL HSL). It is intended, among other things, to reduce the amplitude of accelerations produced at the passage of the HST and thus improve the durability of the track. The BPL HSL spans 105 km, with a sublayer of asphalt concrete under the ballast and 77 km with a granular sublayer (UGM). To evaluate the performance of the structures with bituminous sublayer and to compare it with traditional structures with granular sublayer, four track sections have been instrumented during construction. This article presents the different sensors of the instrumentation, as well as the acquisition system installed to collect measurements. The focus, in this study, concerns the temperature, water content, and vertical settlement measurements made on the instrumented sections. Temperature variations recorded during two years on the railway structure with bituminous sublayer were analyzed and compared with those measured on a classical bituminous pavement. Influence of the bituminous layer on water infiltration and track settlements has also been studied.
Impact on Machining of AISI H13 Steel Using Coated Carbide Tool under Vegetable Oil Minimum Quantity Lubrication
Authors: Vishal R. , Nimel Sworna Ross K. , Manimaran G. , Gnanavel B. K. 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
In machining, final surface quality and dimensional accuracy are the most specified customer requirements. AISI H13 tool steel is used in many fields such as the automotive, aerospace, and defense fields. It is considered to be a hard-to-machine material because of its immense strength. Conventional machining has several negative effects for the environment and human health. It has failed to produce a superior performance on machining of H13 steel. In this study, an eco-friendly minimum quantity lubrication technique is implemented by using a commercially available vegetable-based cutting fluid. An investigation was done on surface characteristics, chip morphology, and intensity of cutting temperature evolved during the machining of H13 steel. Further, wear on the tool of PVD-titanium-aluminum-nitrogen/titanium-nitrogen–coated carbide inserts used for milling was observed for the given input cutting speeds of 30, 45, 60, and 75 m/min and feed rates of 0.08, 1, and 1.2 mm/rev for the constant depth of cut of 1 mm. The results obtained from vegetable oil–based minimum quantity lubrication showed a reduction in the cutting temperature by 52–57 % and 38–45 % and the average surface roughness in the range of 53–64 % and 22–40 % compared to dry and wet machining.