bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
On a class of exact arbitrarily differentiable de Sitter cores with Kerr exteriors: Possible gravastar or regular black hole mimickers
Authors: Ilijić Saša , DeBenedictis Andrew 
Published: December 2024

Within the paradigm of nonperturbative Einstein gravity we study continuous curvature manifolds which possess de Sitter interiors and Kerr exteriors. These manifolds could represent the spacetime of rotating gravastars or other similar black hole mimickers. The scheme presented here allows for a [Formula: see text] metric transition from the exactly de Sitter interior to the exactly Kerr exterior, with n arbitrarily large. Generic properties that such models must possess are discussed, such as the changing of the topology of the ergosphere from [Formula: see text] to [Formula: see text]. It is shown how in the outer layers of the transition region (the “atmosphere” as it is often called in astrophysics) the dominant/weak and strong energy conditions can be respected. However, much like in the case of its static spherically symmetric gravastar counterpart, there must be some assumptions imposed in the atmosphere for the energy conditions to hold. These assumptions turn out to not be severe. The class of manifolds presented here is expected to possess all the salient features of the fully generic case. Strictly speaking, a number of the results are also applicable to the locally anti-de Sitter core scenario, although we focus on the case of a positive cosmological constant.
Clinical Features of Long COVID Patients Coinfected With Mycoplasma pneumoniae
Authors: Zhu Xiaodan , Li Yanhua , Wang Jinghua , Gao Weifei 
Published: December 2024

Background: Since the SARS‐CoV‐2 pandemic, many patients have suffered prolonged complications, called “long COVID.” Mycoplasma pneumoniae is a common respiratory pathogen. Reports of simultaneous long COVID and M. pneumoniae infections are rare in the literature.Methods: We analyzed the clinical data of patients with long COVID‐19 who visited the Respiratory Clinic of The Affiliated Hospital of Hangzhou Normal University between January 1 and January 31, 2023, together with their laboratory and radiographic findings, with Pearson’s χ2 test.Results: Fifty‐two patients diagnosed with both long COVID and M. pneumoniae infection and 77 with long COVID only were compared. The ages, clinical symptoms, and comorbidities of the two groups did not differ significantly (p > 0.05). However, sex and imaging findings differed between the groups.Conclusions: Our study showed that long COVID–M. pneumoniae coinfection was more commonly seen in females and patients with typical chest computed tomography (CT) images.
New Advanced Trigonometric Modeling of COVID‐19 Cases in Saudi Arabia
Authors: Khogeer Hazar A. , Alrumayh Amani 
Published: December 2024

Background: COVID‐19 has posed substantial challenges to healthcare systems globally, emphasizing the need for robust epidemiological tracking, particularly in regions like Saudi Arabia where distinct variations in case rates necessitate specialized public health strategies.Aims and Objectives: This study aims to identify the most effective model for predicting COVID‐19 trends by analyzing daily time‐to‐event case data across six Saudi regions. The goal is to enhance resource allocation and intervention strategies by gaining a deeper understanding of the epidemic’s dynamics and developing a reliable method for early detection of trend changes to prompt timely public health actions.Research Gap: Previous studies have predominantly utilized simpler statistical models such as log‐normal, Gamma, and Weibull distributions, which often fall short in accurately describing the complex behaviors of COVID‐19 case distributions, particularly during peak times and periods of periodicity. This study addresses these shortcomings by employing advanced trigonometrically enhanced models.Methodology: To model daily time‐to‐event COVID‐19 case data from various regions in Saudi Arabia spanning 2020 to 2023, we employed the new trigonometric Weibull distribution from the new trigonometric‐generated P‐class of distributions. Our methodological approach included a comprehensive model validation process, utilizing a comparative analysis across seven distinct estimation techniques. Maximum likelihood estimation proved to be the most effective overall. We also adapted specific classical estimation techniques to fit the unique epidemiological characteristics of each region: Cramer von Mises estimation for Abu ‘Urwah, Al‐Aridah, and Al Bada’I; Anderson–Darling estimation for Abha; maximum product spacing estimation for Ad Dammam; and maximum likelihood estimation for Abu ‘Arish. This tailored approach allowed for a detailed analysis of regional data, enhancing the accuracy and relevance of our modeling outcomes.Conclusions: The new trigonometric Weibull distribution effectively modeled daily COVID‐19 cases across various regions in Saudi Arabia, demonstrating superior fit and capturing complex epidemic dynamics. This study highlights the new trigonometric Weibull distribution distribution’s capability to detect significant trends and periodic fluctuations, enhancing public health response strategies. Its successful application underscores the value of advanced trigonometric models in epidemiological research and pandemic management.
Past into Present into Future
Authors: Lethbridge Stefanie 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
Richard Tottel’s collection Songes and Sonettes (1557), later renamed Tottel’s Miscellany, is the first extant anthology of English lyrics. The collection is, on the one hand, an important beginning for the English national lyric tradition, but it is also, centrally, a document of transition. This article will sketch the position of the Miscellany as simultaneously looking back to medieval models of poetry and looking forward to the New Poetry of the Elizabethan period and as staging the transition from the manuscript publication to print publication of poetry, thus interweaving the national with specific media affordances of the new print medium. The collection does much more than establish a starting point for an emerging national canon of lyric poetry though. Centrally, it performs the merge between the personal and the national which became foundational for the anthology format long-term. And finally, the varying treatment of Tottel’s Miscellany in literary criticism positions the collection as a site that negotiates critical practice and aesthetic preferences of and for the different ages of its reception.
Anthologische Autorschaft und Kollektionspoetik in Martin Opitz’ Florilegium variorum epigrammatum (1639)
Authors: Robert Jörg 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
This article examines the role of collections and anthologies in the work of Martin Opitz (1597–1639). In order to distinguish between different functions of anthological authorship and ‘collection poetics’, it introduces three categories auctor – collector – editor and discusses them using examples from Opitz’s works: In the case of the Teutsche Poemata (Collection A), Julius W. Zincgref exploits the role of auctor, which Opitz regains with his Breslau Collection B. Bernhard Nüßler presents himself in the Silvae as the legitimate editor of Opitz’ Latin poems. In the two volumes of the Florilegium variorum epigrammatum (Danzig 1639), Opitz himself – following his teacher Elias Cüchler – collects and translates Greek and Latin epigrams from antiquity and the early modern period. The anthology seeks to demonstrate the linguistic richness of German by comparing it with the ancient languages. Through its chronological order (from antiquity to modern times) the Florilegium becomes an anthological literary history that includes both literary and inscriptional epigrams.
Anthologisierung und Deanthologisierung
Authors: Ramtke Nora 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
The article is dedicated to practices of anthologisation and de-anthologisation, that is the compilation and publication of anthologies that serve as the starting point for subsequent editions of poetry. Just like anthologies, author- or genre-centred collections based on anthologies play an important role within literary historiography and the positioning in the literary field. Departing from this thesis, the article examines the prerequisites and editorial strategies as well as the historical and discursive position of Gottsched’s edition of Benjamin Neukirch’s selected poems Auserlesene Gedichte, printed in 1744. This edition, which is largely based on the epoch-making anthology Herrn von Hoffmannswaldau und andrer Deutschen auserlesene und bißher ungedruckte Gedichte (1695–1727), provides ex negativo evidence of the functions of anthologies in the formation of literary-historical thought in the early eighteenth century.
Nationalpoesie durch Übersetzung
Authors: Leyh Valérie 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
When Michael Huber published his anthology Choix de poésies allemandes in 1766, French readers were just discovering German literature. This article illustrates the extent to which this anthology was part of a transnational network. Firstly, it shows which preparatory work and collaborations Huber drew on, before turning to the German and Italian reception of this collection. In this context, the writings of Jakob Friedrich von Bielfeld and Aurelio de’ Giorgi Bertola are also taken into account. It thus becomes clear that a national poetry can emerge precisely through the publication and dissemination of translations, and that even national thinking and cosmopolitan views go hand in hand.
Sunnah-Based Proofs of Prophet Muhammed’s Truthful Prophethood in Dawah to Non-Muslims Discourse: Islamic Information Center as a Case Study
Authors: Khamis Ibrahim Elshahat Mohamed , Ahmadi Ramchahi Abdollatif , Ahmad Shah Faisal 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
This research examines how preachers at the Islamic Information Center in Dubai use rational proofs based on Shamāʾil (the characteristics of Prophet Muhammad) and Dalāʾil An-Nubuwah (proofs of his prophethood) to engage non-Muslims and new Muslims. The objective was to identify the most effective proofs within these approaches and evaluate the need for structured daʾwah methodologies. Using Creswell’s qualitative methodology, the study involved analyzing interviews with preachers through open coding, axial coding, and thematic analysis. The findings highlight that moral perfection (Shamāʾil) and the Qurʾan’s linguistic and scientific miracles (Dalāʾil) are the most impactful proofs for daʾwah. Preachers emphasized the importance of tailoring their approach – using moral arguments for general audiences and intellectual proofs for educated ones. The research also revealed a strong need for structured methodologies to enhance daʾwah effectiveness. These insights provide a clear framework for improving daʾwah by focusing on key rational proofs and audience-specific strategies.
Tradisi Perayaan Khatam Al-Qurʾan Pada Masyarakat Muslim Bugis-Makassar, Indonesia: dari Resepsi ke Sikap Moderat
Authors: Alwi. HS Muh. , Parninsih Iin , Nurmansyah Ihsan 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
The goal of this essay is to explain the moderate views of Mappanre Temme, an Indonesian Qurʾanic celebration custom common in Bugis-Makassar, South Sulawesi. Here, Mappanre Temme is viewed as a phenomenon of the Bugis-Makassar Muslim community’s reception or acceptance of the Qurʾan, and it is examined via a phenomenological-philosophical lens. Interviews, observations, documentation, and the examination of relevant documents were used to gather data and information. The article’s findings indicate that, like the Mappanre Temme custom, local Islamic traditions that have developed and endured to this day demonstrate their presence and serve as a symbol of moderate religious beliefs within local Muslim communities. Six elements of religious moderation can be found in this tradition: (1) Acknowledgment of Islam and the local culture; (2) Professionalism and awareness; (3) Alignment with the agreement; (4) Values and meanings in the preparations and components of the tradition; (5) Cohesion; and (6) Tradition flexibility in adjusting space and time. The conclusions of this paper had a major impact on the regional Islamic tradition, serving as a foundational idea for the development of a moderate religious outlook ingrained in Indonesian ethnic culture.
Developing a Framework for a Qurʾānic-Based Lifelong Learning Module for the Elderly
Authors: Nik Abdullah Nik Md Saiful Azizi , Nordin Ossman , Abdullah Ahmad Najib Bin 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
This study presents a comprehensive framework for a Qurʾānic-based lifelong learning module specifically tailored for the elderly. Grounded in Islamic principles, the module aims to enhance spiritual growth and knowledge retention among elderly participants by aligning educational content with the teachings of the Qurʾān and Ḥadīth. The research methodology integrates a qualitative approach, combined with an extensive literature review and a thematic analysis of interviews with participants involved in the Bustan ʿIlm module. The findings highlight key criteria for effective lifelong learning, which include the necessity to accommodate unique physical, cognitive, and emotional needs of elderly learners. The proposed framework is designed to foster an inclusive, spiritually enriched learning environment that respects and honour the elderly, promoting active participation in their continuous pursuit of knowledge.
Crisis upon Crisis: Ruderal Landscapes, Traces and the History of Medicine
Authors: Lachenal Guillaume 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
What happens to the history of medicine and health when the world surrounding us experiences crisis upon crisis? What kind of stories, methods and archives should we turn to? This article attempts to intensify the conversation between the history of medicine, the environmental humanities and the biosciences. I explore what we can gain, as historians of medicine, by engaging with landscapes – understood ecologically, historically and aesthetically. Such perspectives enable us to bring our histories of medicine and health “down to earth,” in the words of Bruno Latour. Noticing, unearthing and following the traces that form the landscape can also help us imagine unimagined histories, that are open-ended, and shaped in unexpected ways by non-human agencies and interpretations. Drawing from my research in East Cameroon, I examine how the genetic sequences of pathogens (hiv and the hepatitis C virus), as well as botanical, archeological and architectural traces, can help us locate histories of medicine within a broader consideration of ruderality – the shared condition of living among the rubble. Using molecular phylogeny and ethnography as arts of tracing, I explore how we can write a history of hiv-Aids and of other mid–twentieth century disease emergences and bioinvasions by starting with the ruderal landscapes of Central Africa, shaped by crisis upon crisis and by medicine itself.
Mbinu za Utendaji-Lugha katika Kilongo cha Kisiasa Mtandaoni: Uchambuzi wa Maoni ya Wasikilizaji wa Hotuba za Mwalimu J.K. Nyerere
Authors: Kidami Rhoda Peterson 
Published: December 2024

Ikisiri
Mitandaopepe imewezesha mijadala ya kisiasa mitandaoni, hatimaye kuundwa kwa kilongo cha kisiasa. Hotuba za kisiasa, hususani za watu maarufu, zimekuwa chachu ya kuibua mijadala hiyo. Tafiti kuhusu utendaji-lugha kwenye kilongo hicho zimefanywa kwa mwelekeo wa juu-chini, yaani viongozi wanavyowasiliana na wananchi. Hata hivyo, kilongo cha kisiasa hufumbata washiriki wote katika siasa. Lengo la makala hii ni kuchunguza utendaji-lugha katika kilongo cha kisiasa mtandaoni kwa mtazamo wa chini-juu, yaani namna umma unavyochanuza hisia katika uga wa siasa. Kwa kuwa hotuba za Mwalimu J.K. Nyerere zimekuwa kichokoo cha watu kutoa maoni kwenye mtandao wa YouTube, maoni hayo ndizo data zilizotumiwa katika utafiti huu na zimechanganuliwa kwa kutumia Nadharia ya Uchanganuzi Kilongo wa Kisiasa (Van Dijk 1977). Mbinu mbalimbali, mathalani sitiari na semi, zimedokeza hisia tatu tofauti miongoni mwa watoamaoni kuhusu uongozi wa Nyerere nchini Tanzania. Mosi, uongozi huo ulionekana kuwa bora. Pili, ulifasiriwa kuwa wa kidhalimu. Tatu, ulishabihiana na wa J.P. Magufuli.
Who Should Initiate shikamoo between Us?
Authors: Kimambo Gerald 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
It is widely assumed that shikamoo is the greeting that a young person is supposed to give an elder in multilingual Tanzania. But Makhuwa speakers in the Masasi District of Mtwara Region of Southern Tanzania observe an entirely different protocol in the use of this widely recognised salutation. Any person who is considered socially less powerful extends the greeting to a more powerful person, quite independently of age. Members of a Makhuwa community consider social status as determined by many factors other than age: female initiation, marriage, leadership role and other factors that emerge as specific within each interactional context are key in determining who should initiate a greeting and what greeting should be used. For example, a non-initiated woman, a wife, or a non-leader should extend shikamoo to an initiate, or to her husband, or to the mwenye ‘male chief’ or the apwia-mwene ‘female chief’. Moreover, shikamoo uttered as a greeting involves a variety of elements, which include kneeling for women, standing still for men. Someone who fails to observe these elements is considered discourteous and a rather serious social offence. However, male youths have become nonchalant in upholding these social amenities, marking a shift towards Kiswahili as the more modern and cosmopolitan public pose.
Ludovik Paskvalić in the Light of Literary History in the 19th and Early 20th Century
Authors: Ferri Ane 
Published: December 2024

Ludovik Paskvalić in the Light of Literary History in the 19th and Early 20th Century
The paper raises the question of the influence and reception of the work of Ludovic Paskvalić (1500–1551), a Renaissance poet who lived in the Bay of Kotor region. The aim is to provide a chronological account of the ways in which his work was disseminated, as well as to point out inaccuracies appearing in the literature on him. Particular attention is given to the poet’s significance for Croatian culture, especially in light of the fact that he wrote poems in Italian and Latin.

Ludovik Paskvalić w świetle historii literatury od XIX do początków XX wieku
W artykule została podjęta kwestia oddziaływania i recepcji dzieła Ludovika Paskvalicia (1500–1551), renesansowego poety żyjącego w regionie Zatoki Kotorskiej. Celem jest chronolo­giczne przedstawienie procesu rozpowszechniania jego twórczości, jak również wskazanie na pojawiające się na jego temat nieścisłości w literaturze przedmiotu. Szczególna uwaga poświę­cona została znaczeniu poety dla kultury chorwackiej, zwłaszcza w świetle faktu pisania przez niego wierszy w językach włoskim i łacińskim.
History and Histories: Shared and Unshared Sites of Memory
Authors: Kulavkova Katica , Kečan Ana , Ilievska-Marjanović Jasmina 
Published: December 2024

History and Histories: Shared and Unshared Sites of Memory
The paper is devoted to the issues of modern history/historiography as a transdisciplinary system of mythical, historical, and metahistorical knowledge and consciousness. The question is how can a balance be established among the ethnocentric, supremacist, megalomaniac, and, often, arbitrary narratives; how can the over-interpretation of history within regional frames be avoided? This paper focuses on three interpretative strategies: narcissistic (national, exclusive), consensual (idealistic), and transnational (pluralist, inclusive). The co-existence of shared and unshared sites of Balkan memory can be a pretext not only for diverse ethnocentric narratives but also for a post-national or transnational narrative based on an empathetic historical consciousness. ‘Macedonia’ was in the past and still is an extraordinary example of an over-interpreted site of shared and unshared Balkan history. The more ‘Macedonia’ becomes a factor in integrating Balkan memories and histories, the more it becomes a subject of incoherent interpretations.

Historia i historie: Wspólne i niewspólne miejsca pamięci
Artykuł poświęcony jest kwestii nowoczesnej historii/historiografii jako transdyscyplinarnemu systemowi wiedzy i świadomości mitycznej, historycznej i metahistorycznej. Pytanie dotyczy tego, w jaki sposób można ustanowić równowagę między etnocentrycznymi, supremacjonistycznymi, megalomańskimi i często arbitralnymi narracjami; jak można uniknąć nadinterpretacji historii w ramach regionów? Niniejszy artykuł koncentruje się na trzech strategiach interpretacyjnych: narcystycznej (narodowej, wyłącznej), konsensualnej (idealistycznej) i ponadnarodowej (pluralistycznej, inkluzywnej). Współistnienie wspólnych i niewspólnych miejsc bałkańskiej pamięci może być pretekstem nie tylko dla różnych narracji etnocentrycznych, ale także dla narracji postnarodowej lub ponadnarodowej opartej na empatycznej świadomości historycznej. „Macedonia” była w przeszłości i nadal jest niezwykłym przykładem nadinterpretowanego miejsca wspólnej i niewspólnej bałkańskiej historii. Im bardziej „Macedonia” staje się czynnikiem integrującym bałkańskie wspomnienia i historie, tym bardziej staje się przedmiotem niespójnych interpretacji.
Experiences of migrant seasonal agricultural worker mothers in earthquakes: A phenomenological study
Authors: Kontaş Azakli Tuğba , Kabataş Yildiz Mükerrem , Sal Sema 
Published: December 2024

Objective: Seasonal agricultural migration leads to both economic hardship and humanitarian challenges. Individuals involved in this migration face severe poverty and deprivation, with mothers critical participants in agrarian work, being especially vulnerable due to challenging conditions and family responsibilities. This study explores the experiences of migratory seasonal agricultural worker mothers and their children, particularly how the earthquake in Turkey impacted them on February 6, 2023. Method: This descriptive phenomenological study was conducted with seasonal agricultural worker mothers who participated in hazelnut harvest in northern Turkey between August and September 2023. Study data were obtained from 22 mothers who agreed to participate. Data were analyzed using the MAXQDA 2022 qualitative data analysis program. Results: It has been determined that the earthquake affects both mothers and children, creates confusion in mothers, creates fear, anxiety, and insecurity in children, and causes behavioral problems such as insomnia and loss of appetite. It has also been determined that positive changes occur in mothers’ parenting practices and strengthen family ties. It has been revealed that mothers derive their psychological resilience from their belief systems and social interactions. Conclusions: It was concluded that earthquake experiences positively and negatively affected migratory seasonal agricultural worker mothers and caused emotional and behavioral problems in children.