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La triade « ethnie – langue – culture » pour préserver l’héritage linguistique et culturel
Authors: Lapteva Irina , Borisova Ol’ga , Černov Anatolij 
Published: December 2024

Dans cet article, nous allons examiner la triade « ethnie – langue – culture » sur la base des langues officielles de la Russie. La langue permet de former des catégories sémantiques qui jouent un rôle clé dans la conscience des groupes ethniques. Nous partons des statistiques établies par l’Académie des sciences de Russie qui montre la dynamique des porteurs des langues minoritaires dans les vingt dernières années, la vitalité des langues officielles dans les régions, et d’autres paramètres de cet ordre. Nous entendons présenter les activités des collaborateurs de l’Institut de recherche en sciences humaines (NIIGN) qui visent à préserver les langues mordves et à systématiser l’héritage culturel et linguistique du peuple mordve. Les auteurs réfléchissent sur la mise en place des corpus en ligne en mari et présentent le projet : « La langue mordve en chiffres : travail pour l’avenir » et les perspectives de produits électroniques éducatifs et d’une communication globale.
Littératures sames et questions environnementales : séminaire « Nordic and Russian Sámi Literatures in Ecocritical and Postcolonial Perspectives », Helsinki, 24 novembre 2023
Authors: Moine Aleksi 
Published: December 2024

L’auteur rapporte un séminaire organisé sur les littératures sames étudiées du point de vue de l’écocritique et du postcolonialisme, montrant l’importance et le développement des thèmes environnementaux dans les textes d’auteurs et autrices sames depuis la fin du xxe siècle à nos jours.
Les vêtements traditionnels oudmourtes dans les collections du musée national de la République d’Oudmourtie : histoire de leur formation et de leur représentativité
Authors: Perevozčikov Juri , Zhujkov Artjom 
Published: December 2024

Dans la Russie prérévolutionnaire, la culture traditionnelle oudmourte, entre autres le costume, était représentée avant tout dans les collections du musée Pierre-le-Grand d’Anthropologie et d’Ethnographie (Kunstkamera), de l’Académie des Sciences de Russie et du musée ethnographique de Russie (les deux à Saint-Pétersbourg). De nos jours, la plus grande collection d’échantillons de vêtements traditionnels oudmourtes, la plupart d’entre eux tissés main, est conservée au musée National Kuzebaj Gerd de la République d’Oudmourtie à Iževsk. Elle a été complétée à partir des années 1920 grâce au travail des responsables du musée (Kuz’ma Chajnikov (Kuzebaj Gerd), Vladimir Semenov, Serafima Lebedeva), ainsi que de ceux des institutions scientifiques et culturelles au niveau fédéral (Vera Belitser, Tatyana Krjukova). Dans les collections du musée national d’Oudmourtie, on trouve pratiquement tous les ensembles traditionnels des groupes ethnoterritoriaux des Oudmourtes. En même temps, comme le montre cet article, pour constituer une collection particulièrement représentative il est indispensable de continuer à collecter des objets faisant partie des ensembles vestimentaire des Oudmourtes qui vivent en dehors des frontières de la République d’Oudmourtie (l’ensemble vestimentaire méridional périphérique).
Écarts et interrogations
Authors: Veivo Harri 
Published: December 2024

La poésie finlandaise des années 1960 analyse et interroge la société de son temps, en rapide évolution. Les poètes, à la recherche d’une écriture qui leur permettrait de s’émanciper de l’esthétique des années 1950, jugée inapte à doter la poésie d’une fonction critique, s’intéressent à l’avant-garde du début du siècle ainsi qu’aux mouvements internationaux contemporains. Dans le même temps, ils questionnent les présupposés et les limites de leur art pour créer des récits, des figures, des espaces et des symboles capables de représenter les tensions et les contradictions de la société où ils vivent. Cet article analyse ce travail d’appropriation et de création dans trois recueils marquants pour la période, Luonnollinen tanssi(La danse naturelle, 1965) de Väinö Kirstinä, 365(1967) de Veikko Polameri et Minä viihtyy(Je se sent bien, 1967) de Kari Aronpuro, contribuant à travers ces lectures à une discussion plus générale sur la dynamique de l’évolution des avant-gardes et des néo-avant-gardes.
L’humour comme exutoire : les petites gens face au pouvoir en Hongrie, sous le régime de type soviétique
Authors: Lőrinszky Ildikó 
Published: December 2024

Cet article offre un aperçu de quarante ans d’histoire hongroise, appréhendée à travers l’humour politique. Entre 1948 et 1989, le pays a vécu sous un régime dictatorial de type soviétique. Cette période se divise en deux parties, séparées par l’insurrection de 1956 : la première est une dictature stalinienne dont la figure emblématique est Mátyás Rákosi ; la deuxième est marquée par le nom de János Kádár, qui dirige le pays de 1956 jusqu’au tournant de 1989. À partir de la fin des années 1960, la Hongrie (la « baraque la plus joyeuse du camp ») est gouvernée avec des méthodes plus douces, mais la censure, officiellement inexistante, est omniprésente dans la vie culturelle. Les blagues vilipendant les tares du régime restent cantonnées à une existence souterraine. Elles ont laissé peu de traces écrites. Le corpus utilisé ici est constitué de deux recueils mal connus, qui mériteraient des études plus approfondies : le premier, publié anonymement, est paru à Rome en 1957 ; le deuxième est un recueil édité par János Homa en 1994, avec des contributeurs bénévoles.
Se définir par les ancêtres : étude des structures de parenté symbolique au sein de l’association Maavalla Koda en Estonie
Authors: Servan-Schreiber Anastasia 
Published: December 2024

Le présent article interroge les modalités relationnelles au sein de l’association Maavalla Koda, qui représente en Estonie les « croyants de la terre1 », les maausulised. Cette réflexion aborde les manifestations du mouvement en tant que mode de construction d’un système de parenté symbolique au sein du Maausk. Il semblerait que les dispositions rituelles soient liées à la manière dont l’espace, le récit, le temps et les rites font sens au sein du néopaganisme estonien. Ces dispositions structurent l’espace social à travers l’actualisation de la sphère familiale dans le présent. En effet, les rituels collectifs organisés par les membres de Maavalla Koda peuvent être compris comme la mise en acte d’une double incarnation : l’incarnation de la présence des ancêtres dans le présent, à travers les pratiques traditionnelles engagées, et l’incarnation du sacré dans la vie quotidienne à travers la mise en scène, ou mise en acte, d’une parenté mythique et symbolique.
Comprendre le recours aux contrats courts dans l’hôtellerie-restauration
Authors: Kornig Cathel , Recotillet Isabelle , Saccomanno Benjamin 
Published: December 2024

Cet article interroge le point de vue des dirigeant·es d’entreprises de l’hôtellerie-restauration sur leurs usages des contrats courts ainsi que leurs pratiques en la matière. Il interroge également la variété des modes de recours dans les différents sous-secteurs d’activité (restaurants traditionnels, fast-foods, bars, hôtels, traiteurs, restauration collective). Régulièrement mentionné dans les débats publics à propos des contrats à durée déterminée (CDD) de moins d’un mois, le secteur de l’hôtellerie-restauration est souvent pointé du doigt sans que soient pour autant détaillées les pratiques de recrutement correspondantes. Cet article part de l’hypothèse d’une incomplétude de l’explication du recours aux CDD courts. Cette dernière s’appuierait uniquement sur un « effet secteur » qui considère que les comportements en matière de gestion des ressources humaines sont partout les mêmes, mais qui ne prend pas en compte les caractéristiques intrinsèques des organisations ainsi que les parcours de leurs dirigeant·es. Pour compléter et enrichir l’explication, nous proposons une typologie établie à partir de 51 entretiens auprès de patron·nes et recruteur·ses du secteur de l’hôtellerie-restauration, et mettons ainsi en lumière une diversité d’usages des contrats de moins d’un mois qui s’inscrivent dans les stratégies de ces entreprises.
Public Perception and Value of Functional Neurosurgery in Saudi Arabia: A Cross-sectional Survey
Authors: Aleid Abdulsalam Mohammed , Alahmari Aseel Abdullah , Alanazi Nouf Faris , Almohammedsaleh Montadhar M. , Al Qasim Nawaf Y. , Alessa Awn A. , Alhussain Abdulmonem A. , AlAtrash Reem Sayeb , Aljabr Abdulmajeed Abdulaziz , Almalki Sami F. 
Published: December 2024

Abstract

Objectives:
Hope and expectations can influence surgical outcomes even in complex brain treatments. Public understanding of specific treatments like functional neurosurgery can vary. This study explores how familiar the Saudi Arabian people are with functional neurosurgery and how they perceive its significance.

Methodology:
A cross-sectional online survey (n = 1,832) in Saudi Arabia investigated residents’ understanding and attitudes towards functional neurosurgery. The voluntary survey used pre-validated questions and data collected from their responses. Statistical analysis was performed to identify the patterns and correlations.

Results:
A total of 1832 participants, comprising 1240 females and 592 males were included in the analysis. Most of them were with academic bachelor’s degrees (66.6%), full-time employed (42.1%) and lived in the Northern Province (60%) of urban areas (80.6%) in Saudi Arabia. Nearly half (44.8%) of participants had some awareness of functional neurosurgery for neurological disorders, with a moderate understanding (average score of 3.69 out of 5). Participants with postgraduate degrees had the most knowledge, followed by younger adults (18–24 years old). The study also indicated a possible gender gap, with males showing a slightly better understanding than females (mean: male = 3.88, female = 3.71). Participants rated for functional neurosurgery procedures: potential benefits highest (3.72), followed by safety (3.46), then effectiveness/recommendation (3.24). Perception of functional neurosurgery varied by gender (female mean = 3.04, male mean = 3.06), age (18–24 years old highest at 4.01) and education (postgraduate mean = 4.01). Regression analysis revealed a significant positive correlation (B = 0.816, P < 0.001) between understanding and perception.

Conclusions:
This study in Saudi Arabia suggests moderate public awareness and positive perception of functional neurosurgery, with higher knowledge levels in younger adults, those with postgraduate degrees and males. The study identified a potential need to address a gender gap and improve overall understanding, particularly amongst those without higher education.
Exploring the Influence of Environmental Exposures on Parkinson’s Disease in Saudi Arabia: A cross-sectional Investigation
Authors: Alkathem Jafar Ali , Alyaseen Eman Mohammed , Ayash Fatimah Mohammed , Alzahrani Mohammed Jamaan , Alshehri Abdullah Mohammed , Alsabhan Sultan Salman , Alhodibi Mostafa Habeeb 
Published: December 2024

Abstract

Introduction:
Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a prevalent neurodegenerative condition affecting a growing global population, particularly in ageing demographics. Numerous environmental factors have been proposed as potential contributors to PD risk, including exposure to pesticides, heavy metals, rural residence, agricultural activities, well water consumption, infections and air pollution. This research seeks to investigate the association between these environmental factors and the development of PD in the specific context of Saudi Arabia.

Methods:
To explore the relationship between environmental factors and PD, we conducted a cross-sectional survey involving 919 participants. Participants were selected through a structured questionnaire, interviews and a review of medical records. Individuals diagnosed with PD were recruited from tertiary care centres and neurology clinics across Saudi Arabia. Age- and gender-matched controls were selected from the general population to ensure a representative sample.

Results:
Our analysis unveiled compelling associations between environmental exposures and the prevalence of PD in Saudi Arabia. Notably, participants reporting high pesticide exposure exhibited the highest PD prevalence at 63.9%, whereas those with low pesticide exposure had a prevalence of 30.07%. Furthermore, prolonged exposure to air pollution, occupational exposure to heavy metals, contamination of well water sources and residing in areas with high air pollution levels were all significantly linked to increased disease prevalence.

Conclusion:
These findings underscore the substantial impact of environmental factors on the incidence of PD in the Saudi Arabian population. The study highlights the imperative for preventive measures to mitigate these risks, emphasising the need for targeted interventions and public health strategies aimed at reducing exposure to environmental risk factors associated with PD.
Hypersensitivity to fluoroquinolone: A case series
Authors: Patel Jahnvi Navinbhai , Mondal Annesha , Thacker Kuntal S. , Kanani Neeta J. 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
Fluoroquinolones are extensively used for empirical therapy of a wide range of infections because of their broad-spectrum bactericidal activity, oral efficacy, and good tolerability. Fixed drug eruption (FDE) is a form of drug-induced skin reaction marked by red rashes with sharp borders and erythematous lesions. FDEs are known to arise from a variety of medications such as analgesics, anticonvulsants, sedatives, and antibiotics. Among antibiotics, tetracyclines and fluoroquinolones are most commonly associated with FDE. The aim is to focus on the cutaneous adverse drug reaction caused by fluoroquinolones through a compilation of three case reports from the Dermatology Outpatient Department of Medical College, Baroda, and SSG Hospital.
Current Concepts, Management, and Outcomes of Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis
Authors: Encarnacion-Santos Daniel , Chmutin Gennady , Abdurakhmonov Shokhrukhjon , Bozkurt Ismail , Geraldino Emmanuel Batista , Prakash Surya , Chaurasia Bipin 
Published: December 2024

Abstract

Background:
A spinal cord injury (SCI) is defined as damage to the spinal cord, which may cause temporary or permanent changes in the motor or sensory function. The etiology of SCI can be categorized as either traumatic or non-traumatic. Traumatic SCI is caused by external physical forces, such as motor vehicle accidents, falls, or violent sports-related injuries, which lead to acute spinal cord damage. On the other hand, non-traumatic SCI develops through chronic or acute disease processes, including infections, malignancies, or degenerative pathologies.

Materials and Methods:
This study followed the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines to conduct a systematic review focused on surgical outcomes and treatment modalities for traumatic spinal cord injuries. A comprehensive search was performed in the ScienceDirect and PubMed/MEDLINE databases using R software, Rayyan Intelligent Systematic Review, and EXCEL criteria. This review aimed to identify relevant studies and compile data on the treatment and outcomes of traumatic SCI.

Results:
A total of 38,622 patients with traumatic spinal cord injuries were included in this systematic review. Of these, 19,778 patients were categorized based on neurological deficits: •Complete paraplegia: 1905 patients (9.6%) •Incomplete paraplegia: 402 patients (2%) •Complete tetraplegia: 1417 patients (7.1%) •Incomplete tetraplegia: 550 patients (2.7%) •Death: 45 patients (0.2%) In terms of the level of injury, 18,844 cases were categorized as follows: thoracic injuries: 57%, lumbar injuries: 7.7%, and cervical injuries: 7%.

Conclusion:
This research emphasizes the importance of adhering to global protocol guidelines for the management of traumatic SCIs. These guidelines can be instrumental in achieving optimal postoperative outcomes across different regions and countries. Given the high incidence of traumatic SCIs, especially from traffic accidents, which result in thousands of injuries and significant loss of life, the implementation of standardized protocols is crucial for improving patient care and minimizing the burden of these injuries.
Investigation of epilepsy-related genes in a Drosophila model
Authors: Qu Xiaochong , Lai Xiaodan , He Mingfeng , Zhang Jinyuan , Xiang Binbin , Liu Chuqiao , Huang Ruina , Shi Yiwu , Qiao Jingda 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
Complex genetic architecture is the major cause of heterogeneity in epilepsy, which poses challenges for accurate diagnosis and precise treatment. A large number of epilepsy candidate genes have been identified from clinical studies, particularly with the widespread use of next-generation sequencing. Validating these candidate genes is emerging as a valuable yet challenging task. Drosophila serves as an ideal animal model for validating candidate genes associated with neurogenetic disorders such as epilepsy, due to its rapid reproduction rate, powerful genetic tools, and efficient use of ethological and electrophysiological assays. Here, we systematically summarize the advantageous techniques of the Drosophila model used to investigate epilepsy genes, including genetic tools for manipulating target gene expression, ethological assays for seizure-like behaviors, electrophysiological techniques, and functional imaging for recording neural activity. We then introduce several typical strategies for identifying epilepsy genes and provide new insights into gene-gene interactions in epilepsy with polygenic causes. We summarize well- established precision medicine strategies for epilepsy and discuss prospective treatment options, including drug therapy and gene therapy for genetic epilepsy based on the Drosophila model. Finally, we also address genetic counseling and assisted reproductive technology as potential approaches for the prevention of genetic epilepsy.
A Tentative Analysis of the Interactions Between the Building Sector and SDGs
Authors: Zhou Zhenquan , Syamsunur Deprizon , Muhamad Noor Safwan , Ghazalli Ahmad Zulqurnain , Azahar Muhammad Azrief , Jusoh Muhammad Noor Hisyam Bin 
Published: December 2024

Objective: This study aims to examine the relationship between the construction industry and the United Nations, focussing on the interactive effects and the degree of connection between the building sector and sustainable development goals (SDGs).

Theoretical Framework: This topic delineates the fundamental concepts and theories that support the research. Examining all 17 SDGs and the construction industry's participation is prominent, establishing a robust foundation for comprehending the investigation's background.

Method: The research process thoroughly examines credible academic sources and subsequent analysis. Data was gathered via an extensive literature examination of scholarly publications and official sources.

Results and Discussion: The findings demonstrated the connections between the building sector and the SDGs. Some objectives, particularly objectives 3, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, and 15, are recognised as closely related to the construction sector. Additional studies must expand the sample size by gathering more primary data to corroborate the existing findings.

Research Implications: The practical and theoretical consequences of this research are examined, offering insights into the application and influence of the results on practices within the construction and built environment sector. These consequences may pertain to the construction industry and associated project management fields.

Originality/Value: This study enhances the literature by thoroughly examining the relationships between the building industry and all 17 SDGs by reviewing credible academic publications. This research is significant and valuable as it advances the sustainable transformation of the construction industry to enable the effective realisation of SDGs.
Implementation of Restorative Justice Regarding Child Violence Cases in Law Enforcement in the Police
Authors: Anggarini Kania Puji , Julianto Edwar , Suntoni  , Asmara Teddy , Waluyadi  
Published: December 2024

Objectives: This study examines the implementation of restorative justice, as outlined in police regulations, in handling cases of child sexual violence in Indonesia. It explores how restorative justice is applied to juvenile cases, prioritizing relationship restoration and social harmony over formal judicial processes.

Theoretical Framework: Restorative justice is presented as an alternative justice approach that focuses on repairing harm among offenders, victims, and communities. In cases involving minors, this approach aims to safeguard children’s rights, reduce stigma, and support their reintegration into society through diversion processes.

Method: The research adopts an empirical juridical approach, analyzing the practical application of laws in society. Data collection involves a juridical review of legal frameworks and qualitative data analysis through reduction, presentation, and conclusion drawing.

Results and Discussion: The study finds that while restorative justice emphasizes dialogue, reconciliation, and accountability, its application often overlooks the psychological needs and holistic recovery of child victims. Sectoral egos and limited law enforcement capacity hinder effective implementation. Reoffending by offenders eliminates the option for restorative justice, necessitating formal legal proceedings. Despite offering amicable resolutions, victims retain the right to pursue further legal actions if justice remains unmet.

Research Implications: This study underscores the need for enhanced training and support for law enforcement to fully integrate restorative justice principles and ensure victims’ holistic recovery. Inter-agency collaboration is critical to addressing implementation challenges.

Originality/Value: The research offers insights into the limitations and potential improvements of restorative justice in addressing child violence cases, emphasizing the need for victim-centered approaches in Indonesia’s policing framework.