bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Devenir parent en sortant de l’Aide sociale à l’enfance. L’enchaînement des étapes du passage à l’âge adulte
Authors: Ganne Claire , Dietrich-Ragon Pascale , Frechon Isabelle 
Published: January 2020

À partir de l’enquête ELAP (Étude longitudinale sur l’accès à l’autonomie après le placement) et d’entretiens qualitatifs menés avec des jeunes adultes, cet article analyse les trajectoires menant à la parentalité chez les jeunes sortants de l’Aide sociale à l’enfance. Comment cette transition s’inscrit-elle dans l’enchaînement des étapes du passage à l’âge adulte ? L’analyse du discours des jeunes montre que l’insertion sur le marché du travail et la construction d’une famille peuvent être considérées comme deux normes d’intégration différemment accessibles et hiérarchisées. Certain·e·s considèrent que l’intégration professionnelle doit être première alors que d’autres construisent une famille rapidement, cette dernière étant parfois perçue comme un point de départ dans la vie adulte. Ces différentes trajectoires sont à relier aux histoires personnelles mais aussi aux propriétés sociales et démographiques des enquêté·e·s. Ainsi, les filles sont plus nombreuses à connaître des transitions précoces à la parentalité. Cela a des effets déterminants sur les parcours : les jeunes suivant des formations pour s’insérer rapidement professionnellement sont davantage épaulé·e·s par les institutions, alors que celles et ceux qui deviennent parents perdent plus vite cet appui. L’entrée précoce en parentalité peut alors constituer un facteur de précarité quand l’insertion professionnelle n’est pas réalisée et qu’aucune solution de logement autonome n’a été trouvée.
La santé des personnes âgées selon le niveau socio-économique : évolutions au fil des générations ?
Authors: Myck Michał , Najsztub Mateusz , Oczkowska Monika 
Published: January 2020

À partir des données de l’enquête sur la santé, le vieillissement et la retraite en Europe (Share), nous pouvons analyser la relation qui existe entre la santé et les conditions socioéconomiques : c’est ce que nous appelons « gradient socio-économique de la santé ». Nous nous intéressons aux individus âgés de 50 à 56 ans de 10 pays européens à deux périodes distinctes (2004-2006 et 2013-2015), en comparant le gradient entre deux groupes de génération. Nous examinons cette relation en fonction de quatre mesures de la santé et de quatre indicateurs du statut socio-économique : l’éducation, le revenu, la richesse financière et la richesse réelle. Il existe bel et bien une relation forte et statistiquement significative entre la santé, qu’elle soit physique ou mentale, et les variables socioéconomiques, mais nous avons trouvé peu d’éléments prouvant le nivellement du gradient entre les groupes en Europe. Pour ce qui concerne la santé mentale, nous montrons que le gradient s’est accentué chez les cohortes les plus jeunes en matière d’actifs financiers. codes JEL : I14 Santé et inégalité ; I15 Développement sanitaire et économique
A novel approach for the complete extraction of large tumours in video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery
Authors: Aragaki Masato , Kaga Kichizo , Hida Yasuhiro , Kato Tatsuya , Matsui Yoshiro 
Published: January 2020

Background:
Video-assisted thoracoscopic (VATS) lobectomy has recently become the standard for treating lung cancer. However, the complete removal of large tumours from the chest cavity is often difficult. Therefore, we developed a novel approach to extract large tumours from the wound without rib resection or fracture (the eXtraction of resected specimens through the Lower INterCostal route [XLINC] method).

Subjects and Methods:
In XLINC, a skin incision is made on the tenth intercostal space, and the resected lung tissue is extracted. This retrospective study included patients who underwent VATS lobectomy using XLINC in our institution from 2016 to 2018. As a control group, six patients who had undergone thoracotomy during VATS surgery due to a large tumour diameter were included in the conversion group.

Results:
Four men and six women (median age = 66 years, maximum median tumour diameter = 59 mm) were included in the study. The median length of the wound incision for XLINC was 4.5 (range: 4–8) cm. The median operative time was 183 min, and the estimated blood loss was 50 ml. Rib resection was not required, and no fractures were noted. The median length of hospital stay was 8 days. No patients developed major complications caused by XLINC. There were no significant differences, except in operation time and amount of blood loss, between the two groups. However, the XLINC group used fewer post-operative analgesics.

Conclusion:
Our report suggests that XLINC might be a simpler, less invasive procedure that could be used in patients with large tumours.
Matrix Liberation Process II: Relation to Orbital Free Entropy
Authors: Ueda Yoshimichi 
Published: January 2020

AbstractWe investigate the concept of orbital free entropy from the viewpoint of the matrix liberation process. We will show that many basic questions around the definition of orbital free entropy are reduced to the question of full large deviation principle for the matrix liberation process. We will also obtain a large deviation upper bound for a certain family of random matrices that is essential to define the orbital free entropy. The resulting rate function is made up into a new approach to free mutual information.
Sonic Fiction
Authors: Schulze Holger 
Published: January 2020

Sonic fiction is everywhere: in conversations about vernacular culture, in music videos, sound art compositions and on record sleeves, in everyday encounters with sonic experiences and in every single piece of writing about sound. Where one can find sounds one will also detect bits of fiction.
In 1998 music critic, DJ and video essayist Kodwo Eshun proposed this concept in his book More Brilliant Than The Sun: Adventures in Sonic Fiction. Originally, he did so in order to explicate the manifold connections between Afrofuturism and Techno, connecting them to Jazz, Breakbeat and Electronica. His argument, his narrations and his explorative language operations however inspired researchers, artists, and scholars since then. Sonic fiction became a myth and a mantra, a keyword and a magical spell.
This book provides a basic introduction to sonic fiction. In six chapters it explicates the inspirations for and the transformations of this concept; it explores applications and extrapolations in sound art and sonic theory, in musicology, epistemology, in critical and political theory. Sonic fiction is presented in this book as a heuristic for critique and activism.
No anomalous supersaturation in ultracold cirrus laboratory experiments
Authors: Clouser Benjamin W. , Lamb Kara D. , Sarkozy Laszlo C. , Habig Jan , Ebert Volker , Saathoff Harald , Möhler Ottmar , Moyer Elisabeth J. 
Published: January 2020

Abstract. High-altitude cirrus clouds are climatically important: their formation
freeze-dries air ascending to the stratosphere to its final value, and their
radiative impact is disproportionately large. However, their formation and
growth are not fully understood, and multiple in situ aircraft campaigns have
observed frequent and persistent apparent water vapor supersaturations of
5 %–25 % in ultracold cirrus (T<205 K), even in the presence of ice
particles. A variety of explanations for these observations have been put
forth, including that ultracold cirrus are dominated by metastable ice whose
vapor pressure exceeds that of hexagonal ice. The 2013 IsoCloud campaign at
the Aerosol Interaction and Dynamics in the Atmosphere (AIDA) cloud and
aerosol chamber allowed explicit testing of cirrus formation dynamics at
these low temperatures. A series of 28 experiments allows robust estimation
of the saturation vapor pressure over ice for temperatures between 189 and
235 K, with a variety of ice nucleating particles. Experiments are rapid
enough (∼10 min) to allow detection of any metastable ice that may
form, as the timescale for annealing to hexagonal ice is hours or longer over
the whole experimental temperature range. We show that in all experiments,
saturation vapor pressures are fully consistent with expected values for
hexagonal ice and inconsistent with the highest values postulated for
metastable ice, with no temperature-dependent deviations from expected
saturation vapor pressure. If metastable ice forms in ultracold cirrus
clouds, it appears to have a vapor pressure indistinguishable from that of
hexagonal ice to within about 4.5 %.
On the role of operational dynamics in biogeochemical efficiency of a soil aquifer treatment system
Authors: Ben Moshe Shany , Weisbrod Noam , Barquero Felix , Sallwey Jana , Orgad Ofri , Furman Alex 
Published: January 2020

Abstract. Sustainable irrigation with treated wastewater (TWW) is a promising solution for water scarcity in arid and semi-arid regions. Soil aquifer treatment (SAT) provides a solution for both the need for tertiary treatment and seasonal storage of wastewater. Stresses over land use and the need to control the obtained water quality makes the optimization of SAT of great importance. This study looks into the influence of SAT systems' operational dynamics (i.e., flooding and drying periods) as well as some aspects of the inflow biochemical composition on their biogeochemical state and the ultimate outflow quality. A series of four long-column experiments was conducted, aiming to examine the effect of different flooding/drying period ratios on dissolved oxygen (DO) concentrations, oxidation–reduction potential (ORP) and outflow composition. Flooding periods were kept constant at 60 min for all experiments while drying periods (DPs) were 2.5 and 4 times the duration of the flooding periods.
Our results show that the longer DPs had a significant advantage over the shorter periods in terms of DO concentrations and ORP in the upper parts of the column as well as in the deeper parts, which indicates that larger volumes of the profile were able to maintain aerobic conditions. DO concentrations in the deeper parts of the column stabilized at ∼3–4 mg L−1 for the longer DPs compared to ∼1–2 mg L−1 for the shorter DPs. This advantage was also evident in outflow composition that showed significantly lower concentrations of NH4+-N, dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and total Kjeldahl nitrogen (TKN) for the longer DPs (∼0.03, ∼1.65 and ∼0.62 mg L−1 respectively) compared to the shorter DPs (∼0.5, ∼4.4 and ∼3.8 mg L−1, respectively). Comparing experimental ORP values in response to different DPs to field measurements obtained in one of the SAT ponds of the SHAFDAN, Israel, we found that despite the large-scale differences between the experimental 1-D system and the field 3-D conditions, ORP trends in response to changes in DP, qualitatively match. We conclude that longer DP not only ensure oxidizing conditions close to the surface, but also enlarge the active (oxidizing) region of the SAT. While those results still need to be verified at full scale, they suggest that SAT can be treated as a pseudo-reactor that to a great extent could be manipulated hydraulically to achieve the desired water quality while increasing the recharge volumes.
The Cambridge Fitzgerald Edition: Some Final Observations
Authors: West James L. W. 
Published: January 2020

Abstract
The Cambridge Fitzgerald Edition has been finished. The final volume, a variorum edition of The Great Gatsby, appeared in April 2019. This article recapitulates the history of the series, mentions the evidence on which the texts were based, and reviews some of the problems encountered along the way. These include Fitzgerald's frequent misspellings, his collaborations with Zelda Fitzgerald, and occasional factual errors in his texts. The writings from the middle of Fitzgerald's career, including The Great Gatsby, are beginning to enter the public domain. New editions of his novels and stories will appear. Editors of these editions are encouraged to make use of the texts and annotations in The Cambridge Edition. That is one of the ground rules of scholarly editing: later editors should make use of the work of those editors who preceded them. The Cambridge series is available to all, not only in clothbound editions but in paperbacks and e-books. The next collected edition of the author's works will likely be wholly digital, but for now we have Fitzgerald in printed form, complete in eighteen volumes.
Fitzgerald's Many Places: (Re)translation and Displacement
Authors: Béghain Véronique 
Published: January 2020

Abstract
This keynote address presented at the 15th International F. Scott Fitzgerald Society Conference in Toulouse, France, on 28 June 2019, examines several theoretical issues arising from French translations of various Fitzgerald works. Drawing from a range of translation theorists including Friedrich Schleiermacher, Clive Scott, Antoine Berman, and others, it explores in particular the “in-betweenness” of translation, noting how translators are akin to frontiersmen and women operating on textual borders by observing the “exchanges and shifts” inherent in linguistic choices and reception contexts. Focusing on the author's own translations of Tales of the Jazz Age, it discusses the challenges of navigating between literalism and figurative approximation by contrasting her search for French corrollaries to American colloquialisms with those of Suzanne Mayoux, an earlier translator of two key stories from that collection, “The Camel's Back” and “The Jelly-Bean.” It then turns its attention to four extant French translations of Tender Is the Night, noting how differently Marguerite Chevaley (1951), Jacques Tournier (1985), Phillippe Jaworski (2012), and Julie Wolkenstein (2015) address nuances in Fitzgerald's expatriate novel. Ultimately, the range in these translations suggests the liminal position Fitzgerald occupies in the French literary marketplace.
Pericles in the Jazz Age
Authors: Antonelli Sara 
Published: January 2020

AbstractCompromised by an abstruse plot circling around a specious bet involving far too many characters, “Six of One—” has been traditionally dismissed as an imperfect and flimsy story and has only rarely attracted the attention of literary critics. Yet a closer look at the variegated references to ancient Greek art and history F. Scott Fitzgerald has cleverly strewn across the story may yet reveal a more coherent and sophisticated project. This article considers the apparently casual reference that one character makes to the Periclean Age, that is, when Athens reached its peak, the starting point of a subtle itinerary that allows us to read “Six of One—” as both a commentary on the assumed softness of the Jazz Age generation and an indictment of the ever-immoral leisure class. The final section of the article discusses Fitzgerald's allusions in the story to Theodore Roosevelt's belief in the educational benefits of athletic brutality—football and rough games—as a definitive test of manhood for the “ornamental” youths of the 1920s.
Writing the Body: Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald's Resistance in Save Me the Waltz
Authors: Delesalle-Nancey Catherine 
Published: January 2020

Abstract
This article explores the desire for self-expression that Zelda Fitzgerald's novel Save Me the Waltz represents by drawing a parallel between the heroine's decision to take up ballet dancing and the author's own attempt to write a book that would be her own and not mere autobiographical material from a renowned artist's wife. The body looms large in such an attempt as it marks a border between self and other, and Alabama Beggs Knight's desire to control and shape her body is a metaphor for control over her own life. Likewise, Zelda Fitzgerald's dense and highly metaphorical style, which has often been criticized as excessively verbose and labored and which can make for difficult reading, is an attempt to work on the body of her text, giving the resisting material of language a shape and rhythm of her own. This is a long and difficult process that confronts the artist, ballet dancer, or writer, with the ever-threatening dissolution of self and other, and the subsequent collapse of meaning. Relying on Julia Kristeva's theory of the abject, this article shows how the body's turn from object to abject is a necessary and difficult step toward creation and marks Alabama's and Zelda Fitzgerald's progressive inscriptions as subjects acknowledging “lack” as constitutive of language and self. However, conveying this lack and negotiating the fraught relationship between self and other remains a demanding and ongoing challenge and may account for the sometimes missed encounter of this very personal book with its readers.
A new species and first record of Vates Burmeister, 1838 from the Atlantic Rainforest (Mantodea: Vatinae)
Authors: Rivera Julio , Herculano João Felipe , Lanna Leonardo Moutinho , Cavalcante Sávio , Teixeira Maria Lúcia França 
Published: January 2020

A new species of praying mantis, Vates phoenix sp. nov. (Mantidae, Vatinae), is described from localities within Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo states, Brazil. This is the first record of Vates from the Atlantic Rainforest biome. The new species is unique among its congeners in having, among other features, strongly reduced cuticular projections above the lateral ocelli, structures otherwise well developed and produced in all other species of Vates. Remarks on the natural history and biogeography of Vates, in relation to this new finding, are further discussed.
KARIJERNA ORIJENTACIJA SPORTISTA NAKON ZAVRŠETKA PROFESIONALNE SPORTSKE KARIJERE
Authors: Lukić Jelena , Mirković Vladimir , Lazarević Snežana 
Published: January 2020

Završetak sportske karijere je neminovna, ali i vrlo delikatna faza u životu svakog sportiste. Razvoj dalje karijere, nakon završetka profesionalnog bavljenja sportom, podrazumeva analizu faktora iz mikro i makro okruženja koji utiču na raspoložive mogućnosti. Razlozi i uzroci završetka sportske karijere su različiti i mogu biti psihološki (nedostatak motivacije), zdravstveni (povrede), finansijski, kulturološki, socijalni, porodični i drugi. Ovaj rad ima za cilj da prikaže ključne faktore koji utiču na proces završetka sportske karijere, kao i da analizira ulogu sportskog sistema i države u prelomnom životnom trenutku za svakog sportistu.
Comparison of penetrating and non-penetrating captive bolt in an alternative occipital approach in calves
Authors: Collins SL , Kull J , Benham C , Krawczel P , Donohue KD , Caldwell M 
Published: January 2020

AbstractThe objective of this study was to describe the effect of penetrating or non-penetrating captive bolt using an occipital approach in 4-5 month old, Holstein steers weighing between 100-200 kg. Twelve calves were divided into two treatment groups; penetrating captive bolt (PCB; n = 6) and non-penetrating captive bolt (NPCB; n = 6). This sample size was chosen out of convenience and in conjunction with a separate study. Each calf was sedated with xylazine hydrochloride, then a captive-bolt device, outfitted with a standard penetrating bolt or a non-penetrating bolt, was placed flush on the dorsal midline of the cranium at the external occipital protuberance and aimed downward as though to intersect the intermandibular area. Following impact, indicators for loss of consciousness, such as respiration, righting response, corneal reflex, movement and vocalisation were recorded and characterised along with electrocardiogram and electroencephalogram recordings. After a 5-min observation period, all calves were administered potassium chloride. All calves experienced immediate and sustained loss of consciousness. The mean (± SEM) time to cessation of respiration was 60 (± 53.67) and 0 (± 0.0) s for PCB and NPCB, respectively. The mean time to cessation of convulsions was 310.4 (± 79.74) and 180.0 (± 60.24) s, respectively, and the mean number of convulsions was 2.75 (± 1.03) and 2.0 (± 0.837) for PCB and NPCB, respectively. Isoelectric EEG patterns were observed in 3/5 PCB and 3/4 NPCB with mean time to onset of isoelectric pattern in 69.0 (±52.24) and 113.5 (± 56.87) s. Both treatments induced a successful stun, which suggests these techniques are appropriate for humane euthanasia in calves of this age.
Nuevas aportaciones a los Emblemata evangelica de Hans Bol (1585) / New Contributions to the Hans Bol Emblemata Evangelica (1585)
Authors: Morales Folguera José Miguel 
Published: January 2020

ABSTRACT: In the year 1585 the flemish painter Hans Bol made the series of twelve drawings with evangelical themes related with the twelve months of the year and the twelve signs of the zodiac. That same year the engraver Adriaen Collaert engraved in copper the series with the title of Emblemata evangelica ad XII signa coelestia sive totidem ani menses accommodata, which is what served to give diffusion to the work. However, Hans Bol’s original drawings were always in private collections until 2014 when the King Baudouin Foundation of Brussels acquired them and published a work about the drawings and the first series of engravings. In this study, we make known this publication to researchers in the Spanish language and several incomplete series inspired by the Evangelical Emblemata are analyzed.
KEYWORDS
Hans Bol; Adriaen Collaert; Abel Grimmer; Diego Quispe Tito; Emblemata evangelica.
RESUMEN: En el año 1585 el pintor flamenco Hans Bol realiza la serie de los doce dibujos sobre temas evangélicos relacionados con los doce meses del año y los doce signos del zodiaco. Ese mismo año el grabador Adriaen Collaert graba la serie en cobre con el título de Emblemata evangelica ad XII signa coelestia sive totidem ani menses accommodata, que es la que sirvió para darle difusión a la obra. No obstante, los dibujos originales de Hans Bol estuvieron siempre en colecciones privadas hasta que en el año 2014 la Fundación Rey Balduino de Bruselas los adquirió y publicó una obra sobre los dibujos y la primera serie de grabados. En este estudio se da a conocer a los investigadores en lengua española esta publicación y se analizan varias series incompletas inspiradas en los Emblemata evangelica, sobre los que se realizaron algunos estudios, que, posiblemente, por desconocer los dibujos de Hans Bolpresentan algunos errores o imprecisiones.
El Teatro Proletario en Madrid. Del grupo Nosotros a la compañía de teatro proletario de César Falcón (1931-1934)
Authors: Plaza Plaza Antonio 
Published: January 2020

El estudio presentado aborda el teatro de agitación y propaganda en España entre los años 1931-1934 en los escenarios madrileños, modelo también presente en Barcelona por las mismas fechas. Surgido en la Rusia soviética y desarrollado durante la República de Weimar, la vinculación de esta modalidad teatral a la propaganda política en España lo sitúa en clara dependencia del PCE. Este partido, de la mano de César e Irene de Falcón, puso en marcha en Madrid diferentes compañías teatrales enfocadas a la puesta en escena del llamado teatro proletario, una forma de representación dramática con presencia minoritaria en el teatro madrileño, e influencia cultural y artística muy limitada. El teatro proletario era utilizado por el PCE de manera preferente, con la intención de ampliar su influencia entre los sectores juveniles, donde la organización aspiraba a extender su presencia social durante esta etapa.