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The Topos of the “Immured Woman” or the Myth of the Construction Sacrifice? The Rehabilitation of the Corporeal Subject in Mihaela Moscaliuc’s Poetic Reinterpretation of the Romanian Folk Ballad “The Argeș Monastery”
Authors: Bartosiewicz-Nikolaev Olga 
Published: December 2024

The Topos of the “Immured Woman” or the Myth of the Construction Sacrifice? The Rehabilitation of the Corporeal Subject in Mihaela Moscaliuc’s Poetic Reinterpretation of the Romanian Folk Ballad The Argeș Monastery
The main objective of the paper is to present Mihaela Moscaliuc’s poem Ana to Manole (2014) as an example of a unique retelling of the canonical Romanian folk ballad The Arges Monastery. In the past, Romanian culture marginalized or even excluded considerations of the body from interpretations of this text, following, as I claim, the dualistic model of the separation of mind and body which largely dominated Western philosophical thought. Accordingly, in Romanian collective imagery, the legend containing the topos of the immured woman functions solely as a story centring on Master Manole’s sacrifice, one that was necessary to ensure the successful construction of the monastery. His masculine experience and moral dilemmas are thus privileged. In her poem, Moscaliuc returns to the pivotal but absent/disavowed theme of the text – the body/flesh of the immured woman (Ana). Hence, her text shows that the proper representation of the female subject presupposes an obligatory rehabilitation of female corporeality. The main source of inspiration for this literary analysis is the ideas found in the philosophy of Elizabeth Grosz’s corporeal feminism.

Topos „wmurowanej kobiety” czy mit poświęcenia dla twórczości? Rehabilitacja korporalnego podmiotu w poetyckiej reinterpretacji rumuńskiej ballady Monastyr w Argeș autorstwa Mihaeli Moscaliuc
Celem artykułu jest ukazanie wiersza Mihaeli Moscaliuc Ana to Manole (2014) jako przykładu wyjątkowej interpretacji kanonicznej rumuńskiej ballady ludowej Monastyr w Argeș. W przeszłości kultura rumuńska, pod wpływem zachodniej myśli filozoficznej podążającej za modelem dualizmu kartezjańskiego, marginalizowała, a nawet wykluczała rozważania na temat kobiecego ciała z interpretacji tego tekstu. W rumuńskich wyobrażeniach zbiorowych legenda zawierająca topos wmurowanej kobiety funkcjonuje wyłącznie jako opowieść koncentrująca się na poświęceniu głównego bohatera – Mistrza Manole, które było konieczne, aby zapewnić pomyślne ukończenie budowli. Jego męskie doświadczenie i dylematy moralne są uprzywilejowane. Moscaliuc powraca w swoim wierszu do kluczowego, ale nieobecnego/wypieranego dotąd tematu tekstu – ciała/cielesności wmurowanej kobiety (Any). Jej utwór dowartościowuje ciało jako obowiązkowy element rehabilitacji kobiecego podmiotu. Głównym źródłem inspiracji dla proponowanej w artykule analizy literackiej są idee zawarte w filozofii feminizmu korporalnego Elizabeth Grosz.
The Heterotopias and Heterochronies of Walling-up: Performance “The Penance” by Vice Tomasović
Authors: Wróblewska-Trochimiuk Ewa 
Published: December 2024

The Heterotopias and Heterochronies of Walling-up: Performance “The Penance” by Vice Tomasović
In this article I present a series of performances entitled “The Penance” by the Croatian multimedia artist Vice Tomasović. In this project, consisting of four interrelated performances and an exhibition, the artist performs the act of self-walling-up, thus reinterpreting songs about the walling-up of the foundation sacrifice. In Tomasović’s performances, the emphasis is on the production of different spaces, establishing and cancelling the boundaries between them. Owing to such procedures, these spaces take on the features of heterotopia and heterochrony, as defined by Michel Foucault. In this article, I analyse and name these spaces, referring to the context in which the consecutive performances were presented. Moreover, I present the act of walling-up as an activity which produces heterotopias.

Heterotopie i heterochronie wmurowania. Performans „Pokuta” Vice Tomasovicia
W artykule przedstawiono cykl performansów zatytułowanych „Pokuta” autorstwa chorwackiego artysty multimedialnego Vice Tomasovicia. W projekcie składającym się z czterech powiązanych ze sobą jednostek performatywnych i wystawy artysta dokonuje aktu samozamurowania, reinterpretując w ten sposób pieśń ludową o zamurowaniu ofiary zakładzinowej. W performansach Tomasovicia nacisk położony jest na produkcję różnych przestrzeni, ustanawianie i znoszenie granic między nimi. Dzięki takim zabiegom nabierają cech heterotopii i heterochronii w rozumieniu Michela Foucaulta. W artykule poddaję analizie i nazywam te przestrzenie, nawiązując do kontekstu, w jakim prezentowane były kolejne widowiska. Ponadto sam akt zamurowania przedstawiam jako działanie polegające na wytwarzaniu heterotopii.
Evaluation of Ocular Parameters in Newly Diagnosed Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Children With Eye-Rubbing Compulsion
Authors: Satılmaz Muhammed Fatih , Aslan Mehmet Gökhan , Beşenek Mert 
Published: December 2024

Purpose: To determine the ocular structural changes in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) children with eye-rubbing compulsion. Methods: Participants recruited at the child and adolescent psychiatry clinic were evaluated for the OCD diagnosis. All patients underwent imaging with Scheimpflug corneal topography (Sirius, CSO, Italy), Tomey EM-4000 specular microscopy (Nagoya, Japan), and Lenstar LS 900 (Haag-Streit AG, Switzerland) optical biometry. Results: Both naive OCD and healthy control groups consisted of 40 patients. Mean cylindric diopter, coma, and trefoil values were significantly higher in the right eyes of OCD children. ( P = .043, .024, and .028, respectively). Besides, lens thickness, total ocular aberrations, and high ocular aberrations ( P = .014, .040; .027, .038; and.020, .013, in right and left eyes, respectively) were bilaterally higher in OCD children. Conclusion: Eye rubbing and mechanical trauma were proposed as risk factors for ocular structural changes. Early evaluation of corneal topographic parameters such as CylD, coma, and trefoil aberrations in newly diagnosed OCD children might assist in preventing future corneal ectatic diseases.
Reanimating data: Working with archives to revitalise young sexualities, past and present
Authors: Thomson Rachel , McGeeney Ester 
Published: December 2024

Purpose: In this paper, we outline a method for working with the long past materials of social research to forge a method for engaging and co-producing knowledge with new audiences in the present. Findings: Situated in a conceptual landscape of queer theory and feminist archive activism, through this paper we share what happened when a 30-year-old landmark feminist research project (the Women, Risk & AIDS Project) was saved, archived and shared with new generations of young women and youth workers. We outline four key methods that characterise the approach taken: collaging, re-asking, re-voicing and re-collecting. The method is offered as both a research method for co-producing knowledge about sexuality, sexual health and perceptions of social change as well as a pedagogical practice that can be taken up by and with young people in their own projects of enquiry. Conclusions: We encourage a new set of research and educational practices that start with, and creatively animate, qualitative research data.
Fault diagnosis of elevator systems based on multidomain feature extraction and SHAP feature selection
Authors: Wu Haokun , Tang Qiwei , Yin Li , Zhang Wang 
Published: December 2024

In smart buildings, elevator faults may affect the traveling efficiency and the safety of passengers. It is important to find a quick and accurate method for fault diagnosis to minimize disruption time. Most existing fault diagnosis methods are for gear systems, which ignore the characteristics of elevators and need adaptations before applying them to the elevators. This study presents a novel multidomain feature extraction method for elevator fault diagnosis. It calculates the time domain features and wavelet packet energy and then extracts the elevator frequency features. These multidomain features are utilized as the input of a support vector machine to diagnose elevator faults. Subsequently, SHapley Additive exPlanations is used to select features to remove redundant features without reducing diagnosis accuracy. Comparative experiments show that multidomain feature extraction based on triaxial data improves diagnosis accuracy. Additionally, the elevator frequency feature extraction method further enhances diagnosis accuracy. In addition, experiments demonstrate that SHapley Additive exPlanations feature selection can be effectively applied to remove redundant features in different fault diagnoses, which improves the training efficiency and reduces the risk of overfitting. Practical applications In this paper, we present a practical solution for elevator fault diagnosis in intelligent buildings. By the proposed method, maintainers can find elevator faults based on objective evidence rather than intuitive feeling. We utilize a phone instead of the vulnerable and expensive equipment to collect and analyze signals, which makes the cost for this solution inexpensive and propagable. Thus, this solution can be applied to most practical elevator maintenance to reduce the elevator downtime.
Teachers as Professionals: How Contextual Knowledge Justifies Teacher Autonomy
Authors: Tanchuk Nicolas J. 
Published: December 2024

Background: Despite claims made by teachers, teacher educators, and researchers, the dominant U.S. legal and political practice holds that teachers are not full professionals. Denying teachers’ full professional status limits teachers’ professional autonomy and leaves their work heavily controlled by external authorities. Are these external limits on teachers’ work justified? Definitions of what a full profession is vary, but nearly all require the professional to possess complex and specialized knowledge, which justifies the self-regulation of the field by its practitioners. Unlike the knowledge possessed by doctors and lawyers, the knowledge teachers possess is often thought to be insufficiently specialized and complex to meet this standard—they are claimed at best to be “semi-professionals.” Purpose: This essay aims to show that leading arguments used to reject teachers’ claim to professional status rely on a misleadingly decontextualized picture of pedagogical knowledge traceable to Lee Shulman. Against this picture, I follow Gloria Ladson-Billings’s critique of Shulman from the perspective of culturally relevant pedagogy to advance what I refer to as the integrated account of teachers’ pedagogical knowledge. The integrated account of teachers’ pedagogical knowledge reveals that although teachers possess a unique and highly complex knowledge base, that knowledge base is always in large part hyper-context-specific. Once the hyper-context-specificity of teachers’ knowledge is appreciated, we discover that teachers’ claim to professional status is justified, contrary to prevailing legal and political practice. Research Design: This essay uses empirically engaged philosophical methods to analyze the existing arguments against teachers’ claim to full professional status. By making the presuppositions and limitations of these arguments explicit, the analysis supports a revision in theory, policy, and practice toward the integrated account of teachers’ pedagogical knowledge and teaching’s professional status. Recommendations: The integrated account of teachers’ pedagogical knowledge recommends the development of professional institutions for teaching. Because pedagogical knowledge differs in its hyper-context-specificity from the more codifiable knowledge bases of other professions, the professional institutions and practices appropriate to teaching differ as well. To guide policy, research, and practice, I trace four commitments implied by the integrated account of pedagogical knowledge: (1) representation from learner communities in professional pathways; (2) professional organizations and standards rooted in hyper-context-specific knowledge; (3) culturally sustaining, teacher-driven law and policy creation processes; and (4) educational research that centers teachers’ professional wisdom.
Understanding Daily Care Experience Preferences Across the Lifespan of Older Adults: Application of Natural Language Processing
Authors: Min Se Hee , Woo Kyungmi , Song Jiyoun , Alexander Gregory L. , O’Malley Terrence , Moen Maria D. , Topaz Maxim 
Published: December 2024

Introduction: Older adults are a heterogeneous group, and their care experience preferences are likely to be diverse and individualized. Thus, the aim of this study was to identify categories of older adults’ care experience preferences and to examine similarities and differences across different age groups. Methods: The initial categories of older adults’ care experience preferences were identified through a qualitative review of narrative text (n = 3134) in the ADVault data set. A natural language processing (NLP) algorithm was used to automatically and accurately define older adults’ care experience preference categories. Descriptive statistics were used to examine similarities and differences in care experience preference categories across different age groups. Results: The overall average performance of NLP algorithms was relatively high (average F-score = 0.88; range: 0.77-0.96). Through a qualitative review of 350 randomly selected texts, a total of 11 categories were identified. The most frequent category was music, followed by photographs, entertainment, family/friends, religion-related, atmosphere, flower/plants, pet, bed/bedding, hobby, and other. After applying the best performing NLP algorithm to each category, older adults’ care experience preference categories were music (41.32%), followed by photographs (28.47%), entertainment (13.46%), religion-related (n = 12.69%), pet (12.22%), flower/plants (11.51%), family/friends (8.45%), atmosphere (7.75%), bed/bedding (6.12%), and hobby (5.45%). Young-old and old-old adults had similar care experience preferences with music being the most frequent category while old-old adults had photographs as the most frequent category for their care experience preference. Conclusion: Clinicians must understand the distinct categories of care experience preferences and incorporate them into personalized care planning.
Unveiling global interest in lymphedema: A decade of search data through google trends global interest in lymphedema: A google trends analysis
Authors: Bucak Ömer Faruk 
Published: December 2024

Introduction The increasing reliance on Internet search engines for health-related queries requires a thorough evaluation of the public’s engagement with medical information. This study aims to analyze global trends in interest in lymphedema over the past decade using Google Trends (GT). Methods A physiatrist with expertise in lymphedema management identified and analyzed 12 key search terms according to the International Society of Lymphology (ISL) guidelines. These terms included ‘lymphedema swelling’, ‘lymphedema treatment’, ‘lymphedema stages’, ‘compression therapy for lymphedema’, ‘manual lymphatic drainage (MLD)’, ‘complete decongestive therapy (CDT)’, ‘pneumatic compression pump’, ‘lymphovenous anastomosis (LVA)’, ‘lymphedema surgery’, ‘liposuction for lymphedema’, ‘lymphedema prevention’ and ‘post-cancer lymphedema’. GT data was collected using filters set to ‘web search’, ‘all categories’, and ‘worldwide’ to provide a comprehensive overview. The analysis was conducted for two five-year intervals: 1 September 2014 to 31 August 2019 and 1 September 2019 to 31 August 2024. Relative search volume (RSV) was calculated for each term and compared to quantify changes over time. Results Significant increases in search activity were observed for ‘lymphedema swelling’, ‘lymphedema treatment’, ‘lymphedema stages’, ‘manual lymphatic drainage’, ‘lymphedema surgery’, and ‘post-cancer lymphedema’ in the second period ( p = 0.001 for each). The average GT score increased from 19 in 2014-2019 to 29 in 2019-2024 ( p = 0.001), reflecting a significant increase in public awareness and interest. Conclusion The study shows a significant increase in global public interest in lymphedema and its minimally invasive treatments over the past 5 years, suggesting a growing awareness of the condition. These findings highlight the need for improved patient education and research to meet the increasing demand for lymphedema care.
Impact of reduced graphene oxide on thermal charging, discharging, and efficiency of paraffin wax based thermal energy storage system
Authors: Kumar Amit , Gupta Aayush , Bhardwaj Gaurav , Sharma Kamal 
Published: December 2024

This study focuses on investigating a PCM based TES unit, which plays a crucial role in temporarily storing thermal energy to mitigate the mismatch between energy supply and demand. Visual inspection confirmed the addition of rGO, with significant increase in the thermal conductivity (∼62%) of PW. The study examined the effects of rGO concentration (0.25-1.00 vol%) and HTF flow rate on TC and TDC of TES. Higher rGO concentration reduced both TC and TDC time due to enhanced heat transfer. Increasing the flow rate from 0.375 to 1.5 L/min decreased overall thermal charging time, with improved efficiency (∼24). The results show a direct correlation between TC, TDC, efficiency, and process parameters (rGO concentration and flow rate), with experimental and predicted values demonstrating satisfactory agreement (±12%, ±12%, and ±2%, respectively). This study provides a practical application and a valuable predictive tool for estimating TC, TDC, and thermal efficiency based on known flow rates and concentrations of rGO in wax-based PCMs, suggesting rGO as an effective additive.
The potential role and limitations of antiseptic eyedrops in ophthalmic surgery
Authors: Danese Carla , Di Bin Francesco , Rubinato Leopoldo , Bulfon Anna , Gonfiantini Marco , Sinopoli Francesca , Moreschi Carlo , Tadayoni Ramin , Lanzetta Paolo 
Published: December 2024

Purpose the aim of the present study is to analyse the composition of the currently available topical antiseptic products and the related scientific evidence, and to discuss the implications of their use in the prevention of endophthtalmitis. Methods products available on the market until February 2024 were considered. Information provided on the illustration leaflet of each product were analysed. Literature search was made on the effectiveness of these new products, focusing on those available in Italy. Articles indexed in Pubmed until June 2024 were included in the present study. Results labelling of these products represents an issue, since most of them are presented as eye lubricants and a clear labeling of their indication as perioperative prophylaxis is needed. While promising in vitro studies have been performed, in vivo evidence is still lacking. Conclusions products with antiseptic activity may be promising to address the issue of endophthalmitis prevention. However, more evidence on the subject is needed.
Retrospective review of the development and implementation of a bedside tunneled dialysis catheter program
Authors: Ostroff Matthew , Manzo Kirsten , Weite Toni Ann , Garcia Daniel , Ahn Jane , Stanko Olena , Russ Caleb , LeBow Elisa , Rae Sam , Alexandrou Evan , Choi Eric 
Published: December 2024

Background: The decision to place a subcutaneously tunneled catheter is an infection prevention strategy for long term venous access allowing the proceduralist to access a vein and relocate the catheter exit site to a region on the body where care and maintenance can be safely performed. Subcutaneously tunneled centrally inserted dialysis catheter (ST-CIDC) placement is commonly performed in patients with renal disease and is traditionally performed with fluoroscopy in the interventional radiology suite or the operating theater. However, today’s interventional radiologists and surgeons perform advanced invasive procedures that can be time-consuming resulting in delays in the scheduling of elective tunneled catheter placements. Methods: In this retrospective case series, we present data from a quality improvement initiative aimed at integrating available evidence for bedside tunneled dialysis catheter placement with electrocardiograph (ECG) tip positioning, to expedite care, improve patient safety outcomes, and reduce healthcare costs associated with the procedure. Results: Most patients in the study had end-stage renal disease (59%) or acute kidney injury (37%) and were receiving placement for the first time (91%). The right jugular vein was cannulated in 84% of the placements and rates of post-insertion complications were <1%, regardless of the vessel cannulated. Performing bedside tunneled dialysis catheter placement resulted in a cost savings of $385,938.76 over a 2-year period. Conclusions: The placement of ultrasound guided tunneled dialysis catheters at the bedside following a pre-procedural evaluation of the right jugular, brachiocephalic, and femoral veins is a safe option resulting in expedited patient care, decreased resource utilization, and significant cost savings. Non-bedside techniques performed in interventional radiology, or the operating room should remain a consideration for patients requiring left sided venous access, signs of central stenosis, a history of multiple tunneled catheters, or patients requiring moderate sedation outside of the ICU.
‘A surprise I will never forget’: How do adolescent Spanish-German heritage speakers express the emotion of surprise in both their heritage language and the societal language?
Authors: Vidal Noguera Carmen , Mavrou Irini 
Published: December 2024

Aim: The affective valence of surprise depends on both individual and contextual factors. This study examined the role of language and cultural background in the linguistic and affective properties of written narratives of surprise produced by adolescent heritage language (HL) speakers and first language (L1) users. Methodology and Data Analysis: Quantitative and qualitative methods were employed to investigate the overall emotional valence, the themes, and the valence and the emotional arousal of the affective vocabulary used in the narratives of surprise written by 148 adolescents, consisting of 60 bilingual speakers of HL Spanish who had grown up in Germany, 27 L1 Spanish speakers and 61 L1 German speakers. Findings: Most of the narratives of surprise had positive emotional valence. Narratives of surprise in Spanish (both L1 and HL) contained more positive, negative and high-arousal words. The heritage speakers recalled different experiences of surprise depending on the language they used and expressed this emotion following similar linguistic and cultural patterns to those of L1 speakers, but with specific attributes that were related to their bilingual/HL speaker status. Originality: We adopted a holistic approach to examine how adolescent heritage speakers express the emotion of surprise and to gain an in-depth understanding of this non-prototypical emotion that has varying affective properties. The methodological innovation is due to the combination of different paradigms and data analysis techniques, including a content analysis, a thematic analysis, and both a within- and a between-subjects design. Implications: The linguistic and cultural factors influencing the expression of surprise should be considered in language teaching and other fields of human communication. Narratives of surprise can be used as a source of second language learning, and surprising information must be transmitted considering the positive or negative effect it might have on the audience.