bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Los saberes a través de la lectura
Authors: Rodríguez Bach Juana Isabel 
Published: July 2021

Este artículo se fundamenta en la importancia de las estrategias de lectura y su influencia en la comprensión lectora, teniendo en cuenta que la comprensión lectora es uno de las destrezas que los estudiantes deben tener cuando ingresan a la educación superior. Por lo que da a conocer los resultados de la investigación que tuvo por objetivo: demostrar la influencia de las estrategias de lectura en la mejora de la comprensión lectora de los estudiantes de segundo semestre, plan sabatino del profesorado de Lengua y Literatura, EFPEM. Tiene importancia porque presenta de forma descriptiva la incidencia de las estrategias de lectura con la comprensión lectora, para coadyuvar el nivel de comprensión lectora de los estudiantes universitarios.

Este se realizó con una población de 37 mujeres y 4 hombres; para el efecto se ejecutó una investigación cuantitativa, a través de un estudio experimental realizado un pretest el cual evidenció las estrategias empleadas por los estudiantes y el nivel de comprensión lectora, posteriormente se intervino con cuatro talleres, después de la intervención se aplicó un postest, donde se obtuvo las conclusiones: Las estrategias de lectura tienen influencia con la mejora de la comprensión lectora de los estudiantes que fueron sujetos de dicho estudio. Las estrategias de lectura empleadas son: antes de la lectura; establecen el propósito de la lectura; durante la lectura, monitorean su propia comprensión; después de la lectura los estudiantes realizan resúmenes. El nivel de comprensión lectora de los estudiantes después de la intervención mejoró en los tres niveles.
Imagem digital: entre divulgação científica e redes sociais
Authors: Costa Julia Lourenço , Glück Eduardo Paré 
Published: July 2021

Este trabalho tem por objetivo analisar o uso de imagens na divulgação científica especificamente em ambientes digitais, procurando compreender o que é a divulgação científica, para seguir numa abordagem sobre o papel da imagem nesse tipo de discurso. Para tal empreendimento, tomamos como base teórica as noções postuladas nos quadros da análise do discurso digital, conforme proposta por Marie-Anne Paveau (2017), e do discurso de divulgação científica na mídia, de Patrick Charaudeau (2009). Especificamente, objetiva-se (i) refletir sobre a integração crescente dos objetos conectados à nossa existência, focando no funcionamento da divulgação científica - e as imagens que mobiliza - em ambiente digital, bem como (ii) tecer comentários sobre os usos da imagem de divulgação científica no diálogo com as redes sociais. Para tanto, examinam-se imagens segundo as propostas tecnodiscursivas e a categoria iconização, bem como a partir das restrições discursivas no âmbito da divulgação científica. As análises evidenciam que, na esfera da divulgação científica, o fenômeno da iconização do discurso é vastamente mobilizado, tanto por uma revista de divulgação científica, quanto pelos enunciadores digitais que dela se apropriam promovendo usos não inicialmente previstos.
Be Careful! That is Probably Bullshit! Review of <em> Calling Bullshit: The Art of Skepticism in a Data-Driven World </em> by Carl T. Bergstrom and Jevin D. West
Authors: Schreiber James 
Published: July 2021

Bergstrom, C. T., & West, J. D. 2021. Calling Bullshit: The Art of Skepticism in a Data-Driven World. NY: Random House. 336 pp. ISBN 978-0525509189
The authors provide a journey through the numerical bullshit that surrounds our daily lives. Each chapter has multiple examples of specific types of bullshit that each of us experience on any given day. Most importantly, information on how to identify bullshit and refute it are provided so that reader finishes the book with a set of skills to be a more engaged and critical interpreter of information. The writing has a quick and lively pace that a wide audience will enjoy.
Pengaruh Terapi Bekam Basah (Wet Cupping) Terhadap Kadar Hemoglobin, Fe, Dan Kadar TIBC (Total Iron Binding Capacity) Pada Pasien Anemia
Authors: Syaifullah Syaifullah , Taufiqurrachman Taufiqurrachman , Sumarawati Titiek , Trisnadi Setyo , Abduh Saugi , Thomas Siti 
Published: July 2021

Bekam sangat berkhasiat untuk berbagai macam penyakit, bekam juga merupakan preventive medicine dan pengobatan simptomatis. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh bekam basah terhadap Kadar Hemoglobin, Fe, dan Kadar TIBC pada pasien Anemia. Penelitian quasi experimental dengan pre dan post test tanpa kelompok kontrol, Sampel ditentukan sebanyak 21 orang dan mendapat terapi bekam basah. Analisis data pada penelitian ini dilakukan dengan uji Wilcoxon Signed Ranks Test dan uji T berpasangan. Terdapat perbedaan yang bermakna secara statistik dimana hasil uji didapatkan p value 0,000 pada masing – masing variabel dengan kadar hemoglobin medapatkan pengaruh tertinggi dengan selisih hasil rata – rata post test sebesar -0,266 (SD = 72), kemudian Fe sebesar -0,105 (SD = -0,048), dan selanjutnya pada kadar TIBC -0,67 (SD = -0,167). Terapi bekam basah berpengaruh terhadap peningkatan kadar Hb, Fe, dan penurunan kadar TIBC pada pasien anemia.
ARE PEOPLE IN IFUGAO, PHILIPPINES ENTREPRENEURIAL?
Authors: Malinao Client William M. , Hernando Fernando G. 
Published: July 2021

A person's target and option depend on different processes of thought. These cycles of thinking and motives either drive or drag the participant to the creative exercises of entrepreneurship. This research explored the entrepreneurial traits, reasons, difficulties, and obstacles faced by Ifugao citizens in the Philippines while doing business. The relationship between the above variables and the entrepreneurial aspirations of Ifugao individuals was also calculated. Data were collected from 263 Ifugao, both beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries of the programs of various government agencies in the province using snowball sampling through a research questionnaire and semi-structured interview. Using means, the Mann-Whitney U test, and the rank order correlation of Spearman, this paper finds that considering the difficulties and obstacles they face, Ifugao individuals retain the character of becoming an entrepreneur. Overall, five traits that are common to respondents have been identified. Ifugao people stay inspired, and it motivates them to persevere constantly in carrying out entrepreneurial practices. Finally, the findings of this study indicate that training, seminars, and workshops, the positive perceived image of entrepreneurs, and motives have a significant impact on the entrepreneurial purpose of Ifugao people, which is essential for entrepreneurial success.
Keywords: Entrepreneurial Characteristics, The Perceived Image on Entrepreneurship, Motivations, Problems and Challenges, Entrepreneurial Intention, Ifugao People, Philippines.
The Four Seasons in flux: Interpreting Nigel Kennedy through a hybrid biography
Authors: Munden Paul , Zummo Anouska 
Published: July 2021

Vivaldi’s concertos commonly referred to as The Four Seasons have played a key part in the career of British violinist Nigel Kennedy. Paul Munden has followed many of Kennedy’s projects and performances, and is writing a book that is part biography, part critical study, musing on the nature of individual talent and its unorthodox tendencies, and with the prose chapters linked by poetic transitoires – Kennedy’s own term for the newly composed sections that link the movements of his New Four Seasons recording. The concept underlying the book is that a maverick subject needs a maverick literary form to do it justice. At the heart of the project is a new translation of the Italian sonnets, often attributed to Vivaldi himself, which are written in the original Four Seasons score, making clear the music’s programmatic intent. The new translations, which this paper presents, take that intersemiotic origin as their cue, their interpretation refracted through the music – specifically as reconceived in Kennedy’s latest performances, with a wilfully contemporary idiom brought into play.
Food, Fears and Anxieties in Climate Change Fiction
Authors: Wain Debra , Jones Penelope 
Published: July 2021

Climate change fiction (cli-fi) is a relatively new and burgeoning genre. As creative writers, this paper’s co-authors find many questions regarding how to address our current climate crisis in ways that protest stereotypical representations and over-simplified political systems. In order to develop climate change fiction that engages with the climate as something more than a backdrop for the action or as an adversary for the protagonists, as authors of cli-fi, we need to interrogate the roles of recognisable details, such as food, in our fiction. In this paper, we use Margaret Atwood’s MaddAddam trilogy as a case study of how cli-fi novels can interrogate climate change by making use of food as a symbolic and narrative device within the work. From that foundation, we argue that reading and research crystallises imaginative prowess and galvanises new ways of writing in the genre of cli-fi.
To edit or not to edit? Why is editing academic collections not recognised in the Humanities?
Authors: Joseph Sue , Dale John 
Published: July 2021

Edited academic books garner neither research metric nor institutional praise, compared to peer reviewed journal articles or monographs. For the editor, there seems no reason to undertake such volumes. But we still do them; we still edit or co-edit them. Louise Edwards claims there are many good reasons why academics persist in editing (and reading) this type of academic output, her prime one being that they ’meet a series of distinct intellectual and community needs’ (Edwards 2012: 62). This paper brings together two academics who have both contributed to and edited or co-edited such volumes. The scope of the paper is their experiences in editing and co-editing, in order to open up a discussion about the worth of such volumes: why, despite the university’s reluctance to recognise them as either creative or research outputs, academics continue to regard editing as a meaningful scholarly pursuit; and importantly, as we clearly do value these undertakings, how can institutional attitudes to their merit be changed? The co-authors discuss their own personal ethos and experiences about editing and co-editing these texts. This paper stems from a panel at the 2017 AAWP conference, an open dialogue with the audience facilitated by a collegial interlocutor, Dr Carolyn Rickett, herself a co-editor of books.
Changing tertiary landscapes for the artist-academic: towards a framework for nurturing creative arts research beyond the PhD
Authors: Van Luyn Ariella , Glade-Wright Robyn 
Published: July 2021

In changing research climates in Australia, as elsewhere, non-traditional research outputs are increasingly incorporated into the scope of recognised intellectual activities beyond the PhD. While practice-led research has a relatively recent history in Australian universities, increasing numbers of academics hold doctoral level degrees with a creative practice component. In addition, a new focus in ERA on impact, and connections with communities outside academia, represents both challenges and potential for creative writing research. In these changing tertiary landscapes, early career artist-academics navigate complex institutional hierarchies and imperatives. Following Josie Arnold (2012, 2015), this paper takes an autoethnographic, ‘mystory’ approach to addressing these possible tensions and practical imperatives in a changing academic climate, proposing an initial framework for nurturing practice-led research in Australian universities.
Touching stories: Objects, writing, diffraction and the ethical hazard of self-reflexivity
Authors: Are Kay 
Published: July 2021

This article takes up Donna Haraway’s discussion of ‘diffraction’ as a remedial to the literal self-centredness of the figure of reflection, in order to propose an alternative learning objective for creative writing curricula. There, currently, ‘reflective learning’ is a common if implicit objective, often manifesting in the form of journal-keeping and some kinds of writing exercises, while a capacity for ‘reflection’ can be seen at least bureaucratically to validate the existence per se of university writing programs (Green & Williams 2018). In the educational literature, self-reflexive contemplation of one’s own experiences is said to be preliminary to the achievement of deep, life-long and transformative knowledge (Ryan & Ryan 2012). But, from a posthumanist standpoint, the discourse around reflection in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning appears ideologically committed to a subjectivity that is integral, insular and (thus) humanist, and constitutionally resistant to transformation. Here, I make use of the post-secondary educational literature on ‘object-based learning’ (OBL) to suggest that students’ touching of objects can be conducive to diffractive rather than reflective learning – that is, conducive to learning that avoids the humanist atomisation of subject from object and instead entails establishing one’s interconnectedness with environments. To this end, I propose a way to frame OBL activities as developing a reciprocal relationship between writing subjects and objects of study, in which students situate their writing not as a reflection on/of objects ‘out there’ in the world, but rather as an active and literal co-creation of the self-as-world.
‘Faith, Love, and Hope’: reading the maturation process in Matthew Quick’s Sorta Like a Rock Star through a Kristevan lens
Authors: Kugler Kerstin 
Published: July 2021

This exegetical paper seeks to place the maturation process in US novelist Matthew Quick’s Sorta Like a Rock Star (2010) in the context of a reflection on Bulgarian-French psychoanalyst and writer Julia Kristeva’s work on love. By reading Quick’s YA novel through a Kristevan lens, I illustrate how Kristeva’s critical investigation of love, her concept of the subject-in-process, and her notion of adolescence as ‘open structure’ add to the complexity of analysing the protagonist’s maturation process. Kristeva’s work on love from a psychoanalytic, philosophical, theological, and sociocultural position forms the framework for my critical analysis of Quick’s narrative. By contextualizing and supporting the creative component of my research, this paper responds to the view of several poststructuralist literary critics, such as Roberta Seelinger Trites, Karen Coats, and Martha Westwater, who argue for greater inclusion of adolescent literature in the critical study of literature. By reading the maturation process in Quick’s YA novel through a Kristevan lens, I explore notions of growth and the depiction of maturation in YA literature, hoping to expand the representation of love and growth in adolescent literary texts as well as allowing Kristeva’s theory to inform my own creative practice.
The ‘impossible truth’ of writing off the subject: Anne Carson’s decreation poetics and ‘The glass essay’
Authors: Wiesenthal Christine 
Published: July 2021

Advocating a poetics of ‘decreation’ committed to ‘getting Me out of the way’, the experimental poet and classicist Anne Carson has typically invented strangely hybrid, trans-generic forms that resist and subvert conceptions of self, subject, or even an agential ‘center’. Yet auto / biographical questions are foundational to her work, even as it seeks to depart from conventional life writing forms. Taking up the troublesome problem of ‘Me’ in Carson’s work, this article attends specifically to the emergence of Carson’s decreation poetics in ‘The Glass Essay’ (1995). It examines the process of (self) decreation as a relational, anti-subjectivist proposition and as a textual phenomenon that ultimately poses intractable paradoxes for readers, including the paradox of a ’dream of distance in which the self is displaced from the centre of the work, and the teller disappears into the telling’ (Carson 2005: 173).
Troubling the life narrative: the case of Binjamin Wilkomirski’s Fragments: Memories of a childhood, 1939–1948
Authors: Bond Sue 
Published: July 2021

Binjamin Wilkomirski’s Fragments: Memories of a childhood, 1939–1948 was first published in 1995 in Germany, and in English translation in 1996. It purported to be a Holocaust memoir: the author wrote of his experiences as a six year old in concentration camps in Poland. Doubts were raised as to its authenticity, and eventually the memoir was revealed to be a ‘hoax’. Wilkomirski (whose actual name was Bruno Grosjean at birth) had been given up for adoption by his mother, who was poor and the victim of an accident that left her with brain injuries. I argue that the author of Fragments could not find a sense of identity or belonging as an adoptee, but did as a Holocaust survivor, and through a long and complex process he came to produce a narrative that explained his life as he saw it. I discuss the case in detail to build a picture of Wilkomirski as an adopted person rather than a literary hoaxer, and utilise the work of Betty Jean Lifton, who postulated that the damage done to him in childhood reverberated through the years into his adult life. A discussion of trauma (and trauma theories), as it relates to adopted persons and their life narratives, and the Divided Self theory adapted by Betty Jean Lifton and Jo Sparrow, are employed in providing a reading of Fragments as a troubled adoptee memoir, one that is embedded within the ‘false’ or ‘hoax’ memoir of Holocaust survival.
APPARATUS HR MANAGEMENT REFORM IN INDONESIA
Authors: Fathya Vita Nurul 
Published: July 2021

Human resources management in government agencies is one of change areas becoming the focus of bureaucracy reform in Indonesia. This article explores plans of change to reform human resources management in Indonesian government agencies. The plans are compared with concepts on effective human resources management. The conclusion is that there is conformity between the government plans under road map on bureaucracy reform and some concepts of human resources management.
PROBLEMATICS OF REQUIRED LIBERATION OF FOREIGN CITIZENS AND ITS SUPERVISORY MECHANISMS
Authors: Akbar Rasona Sunara 
Published: July 2021

Indonesia is a country that places law as the only rule to play in society, nation and state. To limit freedom which is a human right, legal rules arise which aim to regulate public order, one of which is criminal law, which is a sanction law. Prison sentences in Indonesia, better known as correctional services, are one of the sanctions that aim to create a sense of suffering for the convicted person for losing freedom of movement,
guiding convicts to repentance, educating him to become a useful member of Indonesian socialist society. One of the products of Corrections in realizing this is through parole, which is not only valid for Indonesian citizens but also for foreign nationals. Immigration as a state apparatus that handles foreigners both related to traffic and its supervision while in the Indonesian territory cannot be separated from the issue of parole for foreign inmates, especially in matters of residence permit and supervision.
The author concludes that the mechanism for the implementation of Conditional Exemption and its supervision for foreign nationals is still considered ineffective because it is not in accordance with the principle of selective policy. In addition, the coordination carried out between Immigration and Correctional Services in the provision of parole to foreigners is only limited to fulfilling the conditions for the provision of parole for foreign citizens (administrative), but regarding the implementation of supervision there is no clear coordination where each institution only runs individual duties and functions.
CRITICAL STUDIES OF INDONESIA’S INTEREST IN RATIFICATION PROCESS OF THE 1951 CONVENTION AND 1967 PROTOCOL
Authors: Syahrin M. Alvi , Pranata Surya 
Published: July 2021

The increasing number of refugees each year has caused the government difficulties in handling refugee issues. The absence of law concerning refugees in Indonesia has caused weak coordination between related institutions in field. In this paper will discuss what the urgency, relevance, and obstacles faced by Indonesia in the process of ratification of the 1951 Convention and 1967 Protocol. The research method used in this paper is qualitative normative legal research method with deductive logical thingking. The urgency to ratify this Convention can strengthen the human rights institutions in the country, although this is not the only indicator for good human rights implementation. It is because some human rights norms are in fact also regulated in domestic legislation in the current reform era this. Indonesia can not exclude the existence of the International Convention on Human Rights. Even it is necessary to bring the domestic and international factors closer. The relevance to ratify this Convention will enhance the international accountability of a country through a more objective and civilized way. Meanwhile, in terms of legal technical considerations, the ratification will strengthen and enrich the national legal instruments so that it will better ensure the progress and protection of human rights better. Ratification can even be a shortcut to bring closer the existing gap between legal instruments at the international and national levels. Obstacles faced are categorized into two aspects, namely the security and legal aspects. The security aspect caused by refugees is often seen as a threat to the state. While the legal aspects of the law are caused by the absence of comprehensive rules in regulating the refugees and asylum seekers in positive law in Indonesia that can weaken the coordination between agencies in the field. As a law-based country that highly appreciate human rights, ratification of The 1951 Refugee Convention and 1967 Protocol must be a priority. Both instruments are relevant, since the substance are not only heavily loaded with regulation about human rights but also in line with cultural values and norms in Indonesia. As such, the process of ratification needs to consider the country readiness, in terms of technical, political and legal aspects, since those aspects are sometimes challenging. On this matter, ratification is expected to narrow the gap between national and international instruments of law.
ADVANCE PASSENGER INFORMATION SYSTEM INTEGRATION IN IMMIGRATION CLEARANCE FOR NON-REGULER SHIP
Authors: Nursanto Gunawan Ari 
Published: July 2021

Integration of APIS into the Immigration’s information and technology system is very important and urgent to be carried out in order to assist the implementation of the Indonesian Immigration function and functions carried out by the Directorate General of Immigration to mitigate the risks arising from legal migration carried out between countries, whether in regional and global migration. APIS itself is a data communication system developed by the Government of the United States of America which contains data on passengers from operators of a commercial or private transport cororation from the country of origin, sent via electronic transmission to operators in the destination country which aims to initial identification of passengers. Article 6 of 2011 concerning Immigration has mandated the responsible transportation corporation to carry out the Integration of the APIS system is very important in relation to the implementation of the immigration function, especially in supervision. Indonesia, which is a maritime state, should implement and integrate the APIS system in the Immigration Cleaance of Non Reguler Ships in immediate fashion, currently this is still conducted semi-electronical via e-mail, this condition could provide a gap that can cause vulnerability in the implementation of the Migration Clearance, especially in the aspect of Supervision in Imigration Clearance for Non Reguler Ships.