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Panfletos para pirilampos e magnólias: Profundanças 2 e a escrevivência da mulher negra como movimento de re-existência
Authors: Santos de Matos Elisiane Santos , Pereira do Sacramento Sandra Maria 
Published: November 2019

O presente artigo trata a respeito da necessária revisão do cânone literário sob uma perspectiva interseccional, buscando entender como as relações de poder, que subjazem às escolhas das obras literárias referenciais de cada país, concorreram para invisibilidade de obras de autoria feminina e, em maior medida, de autoria de mulheres negras. Tendo como corpus literário o poema Panfletos para pirilampos e magnólias, da poeta negra latino-americana Rita Santana, intenta-se compreender a importância de se realizar rasuras nas representações do presente, respeitando o lugar de fala e promovendo a auto representação das mulheres escritoras, que por muito tempo foram relegadas ao lugar da não representação. Para tanto, utiliza-se como arcabouço teórico: Coutinho (1996); Schmidt (2017); Spivak (2010); Davis (2016); Ribeiro (2017); entre outros.
Sobre Pessoas e Abelhas: teoria e prática no manuseio do conceito de cultura em contextos gerenciais
Authors: D'Ascenzi Luciano , Lima Luciana Leite 
Published: November 2019

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.13071/regec.2317-5087.2012.1.1.4026.95-121Trata-se de uma abordagem comparativa entre os conceitos de cultura e cultura organizacional, cada qual originado na antropologia e na teoria geral da administração respectivamente. Esse diálogo explicita as diferenças teóricas e as particularidades, possibilidades e os limites de sua aplicação, frente a essas duas procedências, quando em situações práticas. Sugerimos complementar o enfoque funcionalista, presente nas análises e práticas administrativas, com outros elementos relacionais presentes nos contextos de ação das estruturas locais. Finalmente, sugerimos que tal arremate poder-se-ia dar, eficazmente, por meio da incorporação da produção teórica e metodológica em ciências sociais, que, com a pesquisa empírica, vem demonstrando a possibilidade de apreensão da dinâmica cultural junto aos mais diversos lócus de estudo. Nossa proposta configura, então, em esforço de colaboração entre as mais diversas áreas das ciências sociais aplicadas.
Expediente
Authors: Santos Glicia Vieira dos 
Published: November 2019

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.13071/regec.2317-5087.2014.3.1.7854.1-4. Apresenta a 3a. edição da Revista Gestão & Conexões (Management and Connections Journal), v3, n1, jan./jun. 2014.
Dios y Marx los conceptos eurocentristas que no permiten la filosofía en África y Latinoamérica
Authors: Cabañas Francisco Tomás González 
Published: November 2019

Abstract en Español
El marxismo latinoamericano, como respuesta al teocentrismo medieval inoculado por la universidad como claustro del conocimiento, actúa como concepto enquistado en la filosofía política, vendría a ser como el opio de los intelectuales contemporáneos, bajo estas categorías eurocéntricas, de Dios y Marx, nos limitamos para comprender la realidad política y filosófica, desde esa inoculación educativa que se realiza desde lo filosófico, únicamente entendido como ejercicio disciplinar, asentada, no en el logos o en la intensidad filosófica, sino en la vara del pupitre, en la férula de la nota autoritaria que en el mundo formalmente aceptado de lo académico.

Palabras claves: Marxismo, Lationamericanismo, filosofía política, filosofía de la liberación.
Wisdom of the Elders: Canadian Reconciliatory Experience as an Insight on the Present
Authors: Soroski John 
Published: November 2019

AbstractCanada’s first two large historical encounters of recognition and work-in-progress accommodation of previously marginalized and alienated groups involved French Canada and newcomer Canadians. The third such engagement is now underway in response to the Indigenous peoples of Canada. While this endeavour is long overdue, there is reason for concern that the laudable enthusiasm of many for this project of reconciliation may be authorizing some policies, practices and discourses that conflict with and potentially undermine the values that informed and came out of previous inclusionary encounters. Three areas of concern arise. The first is the embrace of state deference in some instances to unlawful and sometimes violent forms of Aboriginal protest and resistance, undercutting the idea of the rule of law and of the value of the peaceful resolution of disputes. The second is the propensity to under critically over-authorize Indigenous cultural communities as sources of moral valuation, in ways that may undermine individuals’ dignity and well-being, as well as doing harm to the good of intra-cultural inclusiveness. The third is the related tendency to over-valorise Indigenous cultures and claims in ways that suggest symbolically and in practical terms the idea of the existence of morally first-class and morally second-class Canadians.
Urbanização e fome: da gênese à popularização da situação alimentar urbana em Campinas (São Paulo, Brasil)
Authors: Cangiano Antipon Livia , Cataia Marcio Antonio 
Published: November 2019

A cidade de Campinas, no estado de São Paulo, Brasil, caracteriza-se historicamente pela pujança econômica – influenciada pelo capital agrário, imobiliário e financeiro em sua formação urbana – e pela escassez alimentícia de sua população de mais baixa renda. Destaca-se na reprodução de seu espaço urbano, como resultado do intenso processo de aburguesamento e da vivencia da fome, uma situação alimentar urbana, que sinaliza para uma presença maciça de instituições alimentares, cujo fim seria, além de garantir a alimentação ao trabalhador, amenizar o mal da escassez e carestia de gêneros alimentícios de primeira necessidade na urbe. Baseados em pesquisa bibliográfica, documental e empírica, destaca-se que no período entre 1850 e 2016, Campinas viveu importantes transformações urbanas que modificaram suas práticas alimentares. Observa-se que a fome na população pobre campineira tem raízes na racionalidade urbana, contexto no qual o espraiamento das periferias estimulou ainda mais o crescimento e popularização de um mercado de refeições prontas e baratas no núcleo central – abrigo histórico de trabalhadores precarizados, os famintos do mundo urbano campineiro.
Environment-assisted corrosion damage of steel bridges: a conceptual framework for structural integrity
Authors: Adasooriya Nirosha D. , Hemmingsen Tor , Pavlou Dimitrios 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
A framework is presented in this paper to assess the structural integrity of steel bridges for environment-assisted corrosion damage. Forms of corrosion of steel bridges and their effects, possible locations of occurrence, and most appropriate inspection techniques are first studied and the lessons learned from past steel bridge failures are discussed. A review of the corrosion damage of steel bridges, including causes, effects, and control measures, is presented along with guidelines for the recognition and investigation of environment-assisted cracking (EAC) of steel bridges. Experimental approaches are proposed to investigate the EAC of structural steel. The proposed approach is used to investigate the EAC susceptibility of cathodically protected ST52 steel. In addition, the feasibility of the proposed approach is tested. Hence, the conceptual framework is proposed. The framework aims to support the inspection and maintenance practices of steel bridges.
Design of Noise Filters for Integrating Time Delay Processes
Authors: Goud Ediga Chandramohan , Rao A. Seshagiri 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
In this research, a second order noise filter is designed for reducing the noise effect on PID controlled Integrating plus time delay (IPTD), Integrating plus first order plus time delay (IFOPTD), Double integrating plus time delay (DIPTD) processes. The second order noise filter time constant is designed based on an iterative approach, which is a function of loop gain crossover frequency (
{\omega _{gc}}) and a design parameter
\,\left( {{\beta }} \right). Based on the data obtained from an integrating process and the controller, the controller parameters are calculated using Optimal H2 -IMC based technique. The design parameter (
{{\beta }}) is selected as a compromise among robustness, performance and reduction of measurement noise. Simulation studies are carried out on different IPTD, IFOPTD and DIPTD processes to illustrate the amount of reduction of noise effect on process output and controller output. The effect is also calculated based on Integral Absolute Error (IAE), Integral Square Error (ISE) and Total Variance (TV) criteria by considering perfect and perturbations in the process parameters.
Die Macht der Interpretation
Authors: Poljakova Ekaterina 
Published: November 2019

AbstractThe article treats the problem of interpretation in its respect to reality by example of Umberto Eco’s moderate ‚realistic‘ position and his criticism of Friedrich Nietzsche, the “father” of postmodernism. Here the strongest arguments on both sides are evaluated: Eco’s “negative realism” pointing out the impossibility of some interpretations and Nietzsche’s thinking out the absolute absence of a privileged position proceeding from which it would be possible to unequivocally identify what is real. The article argues that the crucial point why some interpretations may prove to be stronger or weaker is best described in terms of the concept of power. One however should avoid misconceptions, since power itself is interpretation which nevertheless allows for the gradation of reality, the mobility of its horizons, their shifting and even their potential availability. A much-disputed question of prehistoric times as well as that of death as a limit of interpretability is inter alia included in the analysis. Both classical anti-realistic positions, such as that of Wittgenstein, and the argumentation of contemporary advocates of realism, such as Quentin Meillassoux, are taken into consideration.
Philosophie und Race als Identität
Authors: Alcoff Linda Martín 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
In her article, Alcoff argues for the need to examine the reality of race philosophically. According to Alcoff, liberal notions of universality as well as the postmodern critique of essentialism make it difficult to address race and its ongoing significance in social life. By engaging with authors like Charles W. Mills and Paul Gilroy, Alcoff aims to show that it is possible to develop an account of race as social and historical reality without essentializing the category of race.
Wir sind noch nie richtig Tier gewesen
Authors: Cojocaru Mara-Daria 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Mary Midgley belongs to a small group of most inspiring women philosophers of the 20th and early 21st century. Her impressive oeuvre, characterised by an exceptionally clear and witty style, combines contributions to such different fields of philosophical inquiry as moral philosophy, philosophical anthropology, philosophy of science in general and of biology in particular, as well as philosophy of religion. With her early article “The Concept of Beastliness”, we have something like a germ cell of her philosophy, introducing a range of concerns that will remain central to her work. The commentary focuses on five of them, traces how they show up in later works of Midgley’s, and suggests how they could inform philosophizing about humans and (other) animals today. These are, first, Midgley’s adherence to the concept of ‘human nature’. Second, her insistence that a comparative, ethologically informed perspective on humans and (other) animals helps to refute myths about both the (generically understood) animal and the human animal. Third, her alerting us to the fact that concepts of ‘human nature’ always influence our moral self-understanding. Fourth, her focus on the positive, open instincts in humans like caring, friendship, loyalty, or sociality that exist not only alongside but in a complex interplay with negative, open instincts such as aggression, and the idea that both classes of instincts can be shaped to some extent. And, finally, her focus on the conditions of social life that are important for people to be able to structure their lives in meaningful ways.
Brief aus Mexiko
Authors: Leyva Gustavo 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
In this article, I propose to examine the origins and follow the process of the development of philosophy in Mexico, its periods, currents and most important features, and some of the problems that it is confronting in modern times. One of the guiding ideas that structure this reflection is that philosophy in Mexico has developed along the horizon of a series of economic, political and social events to which philosophy itself has attempted to respond but that, in a manner both simultaneous and decisive, have contributed to configuring philosophy itself. Among these events I would emphasize, first, the experience of the Mexican Revolution, but would add the experience of the Russian Revolution, World Wars I and II, the explosion of the atomic bomb and, later, the Cuban Revolution, the 1968 Student Movement in Mexico, the nuclear catastrophe in Chernobyl, the fall of the Berlin Wall and, more recently, the emergence of the Neo-Zapatista movement in the country, as well as the ecological disasters that characterized the 20th century. Nor can we ignore the great challenges that have emerged in recent decades due to the worldwide scourge of inequality, and the extensive migratory movements from poor countries to rich ones caused by the overwhelming force of diverse forms of political and religious fundamentalism, climate change and new forms and waves of violence on both the national and international levels. The recent development of philosophy in Mexico has been marked by growing professionalization and specialization and the formation of a solid community of philosophers with specialized journals that provide spaces for reasoned public discussion and debate that is subject to the argumentative constraints proper to the discipline and conforms to the criteria established by a community that finds itself coming into ever-closer contact with other philosophical communities in and beyond the Spanish-American world. However, and paradoxically, beside this emphasis on specialization, philosophy has lost some of its presence in the public space and grand national discussions and debates. As another central element of its discourse in recent decades we can mention the fact that, parallel to increasing specialization, philosophy in Mexico has been conducted, through its own development, towards greater interaction and dialogue with other sciences and disciplines, leading it to insert itself into a learning process that has allowed it to potentiate the development and advancement of philosophy itself.
Effects of the Fit between Size and Environmental Uncertainty on Manufacturing SMEs’ Innovation Activity
Authors: Kim Seung-Ho , Sawng Yeong-wha , Park Tae-Kyung 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The importance of external environmental uncertainty and the size of the organization has long been a topic of much debate, but the findings remain mixed. In addition, few studies have investigated the effects of the fit between factors on an organizational innovation activity. The present study aims to examine the effects of the fit between SMEs’ size and environmental uncertainty on their innovation activity. Building on literature of organizational innovation and environments, a research model is developed and tested with 232 samples. Results indicate that only firm size affects SMEs’ innovation activity and the fit between firm size and environmental uncertainty has a positive effect on the innovation activity. The findings imply that SMEs should place particular emphasis on practices that can strengthen the fit between size and environmental turbulence so as to facilitate their innovation activity. Limitations and suggestions for future studies are presented.
L2-constructions that go together – more on valency constructions and learner language
Authors: Garibyan Armine , Balog Evelin , Herbst Thomas 
Published: November 2019

AbstractThis paper sets out to illustrate differences between learner language and the language of native speakers by a number of tests carried out with students of English at the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg.The first part of the experiment aims at testing knowledge of collocations: In order to compare to what extent combinations of certain words are stored in the constructica of native speakers and advanced learners of English, we used the test battery developed by Dąbrowska (2014): although, as was to be expected, on the whole, native speakers displayed a much greater competence at judging which combinations of words can be regarded as established collocations, interestingly, some learners outperformed some native speakers.The second part of the project was designed to explore the number and types of different valency constructions informants produce on being provided with a verbal stimulus. It is very interesting to see that, given the stimulus wordcaught, for example, the non-native speakers would predominantly produce sentences withpolice, thief, murderer, suspectetc. which do not rank amongst the 50 top collexemes ofcaughtin the British National Corpus.We would thus argue that an analysis of the words used in particular slots of argument structure constructions (i.e. the collexemes or itecxes) provides a useful means of characterizing the language of advanced learners and to underscore the importance of collo-phenomena in language teaching.
Denotational Incongruencies in TEFL: Cognitive linguistic solutions for a didactic problem
Authors: Jäkel Olaf 
Published: November 2019

AbstractDenotational incongruencies as a contrastive phenomenon of lexical-semantic analyses have been described in various respects in Cognitive Linguistics (Jäkel 2001, 2003, 2010a, 2014). This contribution based on authentic evidence from theFlensburg English Classroom Corpus(FLECC) (Jäkel 2010b) is going to demonstrate that and how denotational incongruencies also affect foreign language teaching by creating problems of intercultural misunderstanding. The proposed approach to their comparative analysis can hopefully provide solutions.Thus, German “Bitte” is not always English “Please”, just as “Seid ihr fertig?” does not always translate as “Are you ready?” It will be argued that and why the common label offalse friendsis insufficient in this context. Especially the types ofgranularity differentialand evencrosspiece incongruenciespose a didactic problem for teachers whose origin needs to be recognized.First of all, the cognitive field-semantic analysis contributes to a differentiated recognition by the teacher. In a next step, cognitive linguistics can contribute motivated solutions for TEFL and its teaching methodology. In sum, this makes for a two-stageconsciousness raising enterprise: Teachers realize in how far denotational incongruencies interfere in their pupils’ foreign language learning. And they find appropriate methods to make their pupils aware of concrete cases of denotational incongruencies – an important ingredient for promoting intercultural communicative competence in foreign language teaching.
Metaphors in educational texts: A case study on history and chemistry teaching material
Authors: Goschler Juliana 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
It is by now a long established fact that academic and educational discourse (as any other kind of discourse) is full of metaphorical language. On the one hand, metaphors are part of educational discourse because of embodied metaphorical conceptualizations and therefore highly conventionalized and unconsciously used linguistic patterns (such as orientational metaphors like MORE IS UP or ontological metaphors like personifications), but on the other hand metaphors can also be used as a conscious teaching strategy in order to structure abstract things in terms of more concrete domains that are closer to direct experiences.
In my paper, I will show that certain subjects in school are characterized by educational texts using highly conventionalized metaphors that are most likely not even recognized as such, whereas in others metaphorical language is less frequent and much less evenly distributed among the text. Based on the analysis of educational texts from history and chemistry text books for schools, I will show that these different distribution patterns of metaphorical language in texts point to systematic differences styles of thinking and teaching in the humanities and the sciences.
Conflicting Evidence for Mental Schemas in Language Production and Processing
Authors: Schmitt Eleonore 
Published: November 2019

AbstractThis study examines the influence of mental schemas on language production and processing in German morphology. For the purposes of this study, mental schemas are defined as an association between a certain form and a function. It is argued that the so-called weak declension class of German masculine nouns is constructed around a mental schema: Prototypically, members of this class are polysyllabic nouns that are stressed on the penultimate syllable, end with a schwa, and refer to human beings (e.g.,Matróse‘sailor’). There is strong empirical evidence that this schema influences language production. However, language processing has not been studied so far. The study fills this gap using a self-paced reading task with pseudo-nouns to test the influence of mental schemas on reading times. While the study validates the effect of schemas on language production, no influence on language processing could be found.
Constructicography at work: implementation and application of the German Constructicon
Authors: Ziem Alexander , Flick Johanna 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The paper introduces the implementation and application of the German Constructicon hosted at the University of Düsseldorf (www.german-constructicon.de). The ultimate goal of the German Constructicon Project (GCP) is not only to identify and describe oftentimes overlooked grammatical constructions, but also to offer comprehensive descriptions in a dictionary-like online repository. Based on constructicographic analyses of the construction family negating_connector, including geschweige denn (‘let alone’), the paper reports on the annotation categories and the computational work routine yielding construction entries.
Rock fracture initiation and propagation by mechanical and hydraulic impact
Authors: Stoxreiter Thomas , Wenighofer Robert , Portwood Gary , Pallesi Simone , Bertini Alessandro , Galler Robert , Grafinger Stephan 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Rock fracture due to high-pressure fluid jetting and insert indentation was experimentally investigated. In the frame of this article, indentation designates the process of pressing a tungsten carbide insert (TCI) for roller cone bits displacement-controlled into the rock surface. Under atmospheric conditions, several crystalline and one sedimentary rock type were tested. Depending on the size, type and bonding of the mineral grains, distinct differences in fracture behaviour were observed. The influence of elevated ambient pressure regimes on the evolving cracks and fractures in the tested granite revealed that microcracking ceases with increasing ambient pressure, while the specific energy is also significantly affected. Under similar conditions, indentation experiments were performed on undamaged samples and on samples containing jetted kerfs. A distinct variation in the measured maximum force and removed volume indicated different underlying rock fracture mechanisms. By applying methods for crack visualization and three-dimensional rendering, it turned out that the dimensions of the kerf significantly affected the mechanism of fracture initiation and propagation as well as the extent of the associated fracture pattern. Furthermore, the common practice of characterizing the rock excavation process only via measurable quantities such as the specific energy, without considering the created fracture pattern, yields misleading results.