bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Asymptomatic Barrett’s Oesophagus-Complicated Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease at Ineffective Antisecretory Therapy
Authors: Barkalova E. V. , Pirogov S. S. , Andreev D. N. , Ovsepyan M. A. , Maev I. V. , Kaprin A. D. 
Published: June 2021

Aim. A clinical description of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) complicated by Barrett’s oesophagus (BO) at inadequate antisecretory therapy and the assessment of functional tests in control of conservative treatment.Key points. A 63-yo patient with no complaints in a proton pump inhibitor (PPI) therapy was admitted for a follow-up examination for BO-complicated GERD using oesophagogastroduodenoscopy (OGDS) with biopsy, high-resolution oesophageal manometry and 24-h pH-impedance. Endoscopy revealed signs of BO (long segment C1M3), erosive reflux oesophagitis (grade B in Los Angeles classification). Non-contractile oesophagus in manometry. Antisecretory therapy was stated ineffective and subject to correction in 24-h pH-impedance.Conclusion. Asymptomatic BO-complicated GERD patients comprise a special cohort. The main challenge to prevent progression into oesophageal adenocarcinoma is an adequate personalised patient management leveraging the modern diagnostic techniques, control of antisecretory treatment and its correction a situ.
Liver Damage in Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus
Authors: Bueverov A. O. , Zilov A. V. 
Published: June 2021

Aim. An up-to-date review of the prevalence, pathogenesis, diagnosis and management of hepatological complications of type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1D).Key points. Diabetes type 1 causes a markedly more common liver injury than traditionally assumed. Three types of hepatic damage have been described to date in T1D patients, steatosis, glycogen hepatopathy and diabetic hepatosclerosis, with the latter two apparently pathognomonic of this diabetes type. Their pathogenesis is complex and not fully understood. Its important link is a likely inherited non-physiological insulin supply to the tissue, especially at marked glycaemic fluctuations. An adequate glycaemic control is the main prevention and treatment measure in these conditions. The practitioner’s understanding of liver damage in T1D is an earnest to avoid unnecessary tests and ineffective medications.Conclusion. Both endocrinologists and internists ought to contemplate the possibility of liver involvement in T1D for improving the patient outcomes.
DA ESCRITA AO REGISTRO DA CENA NA DRAMATURGIA DO ESPETÁCULO QUEM TEM BOCA, VAI A ROMA, QUEM TEM SORTE, AO POLO NORTE
Authors: Fontana Fabiana , De Almeida Thayná Máximo 
Published: June 2021

O presente artigo se propõe a analisar a dramaturgia do espetáculo de palhaço Quem tem boca, vai a Roma, quem tem sorte, ao Polo Norte como estratégia de discussão sobre a expansão do conceito dramaturgia no cenário cultural atual. Paralelamente objetiva pensar o impacto desse fenômeno na investigação da dramaturgia como vestígio do fazer artístico. Consequentemente, o trabalho aborda alguns aspectos da problemática que abrange a documentação no teatro, mais especificamente, aquilo que se refere aos registros resultantes do processo de criação, os quais constituem, em parte, fontes de estudo da prática teatral. Palavras-chaveDramaturgia. Cena Contemporânea. Documento de Teatro. Palhaçaria. Processo Criativo.
“ERAM DE TERRA SEUS CORPOS... DE ÁGUA SEUS SONHOS”: INCIDÊNCIAS DE UM PROCESSO CRIATIVO COM AS(OS) MBYA-GUARANI NA FORMAÇÃO DE PROFESSORAS(ES) DE DANÇA
Authors: Da Silva Castro Crystian Danny , Corrêa de Borba Barboza Mônica , Berté Odailso Sinvaldo 
Published: June 2021

Este trabalho apresenta reflexões acerca das possibilidades artístico-pedagógicas no campo das artes da cena, em específico a dança, voltadas para a formação de professoras(es). Tais discussões emergem do Projeto de Extensão “De terra seus corpos”, iniciado no ano de 2018 e vinculado ao Curso de Dança – Licenciatura da UFSM. Por meio de diferentes processos criativos, deu-se a remontagem do espetáculo Som e Luz em Corpos, que consiste na coreografia/encenação do tradicional espetáculo de Som e Luz, do Sítio Histórico de São Miguel Arcanjo. Essa obra tem sido apresentada por um elenco composto de estudantes indígenas da Aldeia Guarani Tekoá Koenjú e acadêmicas(os) Universidade Federal de Santa Maria. À luz das compreensões da Ecologia de Saberes (SANTOS, 2010), Epistemologias do Sul (SANTOS, 2019) e Pedagogia da Autonomia (FREIRE, 2015), buscou-se articular um fazer-pensar dança que promova diálogos horizontais entre as epistemologias que operam dentro das universidades e os diversos saberes que são produzidos pelos Mbya-Guarani. Com esse trabalho, percebe-se um enriquecimento na formação das(os) licenciandas(os), sobretudo no que tange à docência em Arte e a elaboração de práticas artístico-pedagógicas contemporâneas, alicerçadas em uma perspectiva de valorização da diversidade e reconhecimento da cultura Guarani na sua história e potencial criativo. Palavras-chaveProcessos Artístico-Pedagógicos em Dança. Comunidade Tekoá Koenjú. Ecologia de Saberes. Epistemologias do Sul. Pedagogia da Autonomia.
TEATRO NO CONTEXTO ESCOLAR: PARA UMA PRÁTICA INVESTIGATIVA, EXPERIMENTAL E COMPARTILHADA
Authors: Rocha Fernanda Marília , Bertoni dos Santos Vera Lúcia 
Published: June 2021

O texto apresenta reflexões constitutivas de uma pesquisa envolvendo processos de encenação teatral na Educação Básica, que teve por base empírica uma experiência pedagógica desenvolvida na disciplina de Arte-Teatro junto a jovens estudantes do Ensino Fundamental de uma escola da Rede Estadual do Rio Grande do Sul, configurada como pesquisa-ação e desenvolvida a partir de projetos de encenação teatral propostos em sala de aula. Dentre os subsídios às reflexões sobre a experiência pedagógica e artística vivenciadas nesses processos, destacam-se alguns aspectos do fazer teatral no ambiente escolar, tais como: as relações entre processo e produto na construção de conhecimento em teatro; a perspectiva de compartilhamento da criação artística como inerente à prática teatral; e o caráter eminentemente investigativo da criação em teatro, que se relaciona à sua condição experimental. A reflexão constitui-se a partir de referenciais do campo da Pedagogia das Artes Cênicas, tais como, Koudela e Almeida Junior (2015), Mendonça (2013),Desgranges (2012) e Pupo (2009), dentre outros, dos Estudos Teatrais, como Dubatti (2003) e da Educação, como Becker (2017). A perspectiva do texto é refletir sobre a presença do teatro na educação escolar de maneira a aproximar a sua prática das formas cênicas proliferadas na atualidade. Palavras-chavePedagogia das Artes Cênicas. Educação Básica. Experiência Artística. Processo e Produto. Conhecimento.
HÁ COISAS QUE SÓ OS ARTISTAS PODEM FAZER? ARQUIVAR ATRAVÉS DE UMA ESTEIRA DE CORRER
Authors: Felice Bonfim Carolina 
Published: June 2021

Este artigo busca compartilhar os métodos e as estratégias do projeto de pesquisa baseado na prática artística Ninety movements on a Technogym G6508D. Nessa pesquisa me concentro no ato de correr a fim de levá-lo ao extremo: fragmentá-lo, arquivá-lo, incorporá-lo e destacar o que há de único e pessoal em cada gesto e em cada forma de movimento. Ninety movements on a Technogym G6508D é a continuação de uma linha de trabalho que venho desenvolvendo ao longo dos últimos anos que, desde uma perspectiva pautada nas artes visuais e na performance, tem como tema central o corpo como arquivo. Palavras-chaveArquivo. Corpo. Incorporação. Metodologia. Pesquisa Baseada na Prática.
Como a história da escravidão pode ajudar a formar uma teoria brasileira do direito? | How can the history of slavery inform a Brazilian theory of law?
Authors: Pereira Paulo Henrique Rodrigues 
Published: June 2021

ResumoO direito brasileiro foi articulado em torno das categorias clássicas do liberalismo europeu. Para além do debate da compatibilidade entre liberalismo e escravidão, esse artigo pretende demonstrar como a necessidade de preservar uma escravidão semilegal constituiu institucionalidades que fizeram com que o direito brasileiro operasse problematicamente sob o registro da tradição liberal, mesmo em relação aos seus cidadãos livres. Isso não foi um “erro” do direito, uma falha, mas foi antes uma ação inteligível dos arquitetos das formas e modos de funcionamento da juridicidade nacional. Nesse sentido, esse artigo pretende apontar para a necessidade de construção de uma teoria brasileira do direito que dê conta de compreender as particularidades de um sistema jurídico profundamente afetado pelo escravismo do século XIX.Palavras-chave: História do Direito. Teoria do Direito Brasileiro. Direito da Escravidão. AbstractBrazilian Law was crafted around the classical categories of European liberalism. Beyond the debate regarding the compatibility between liberalism and slavery, this paper intends to show how the need to preserve a semi-legal slavery system created illegalities that highlighted the contradictions between Brazilian Law and the liberal tradition. The resulting tensions also created consequences for free citizens, which are the focus of this paper. It demonstrates that these consequences were not mere legal defeasibility, but rather an intelligible action shaping the national legal system. The article advocates for the necessity to build a Brazilian theory of Law that takes these aspects into consideration, accounting for the systematic impact of 19th-century slavery on the idea of legality in Brazil.Keywords: Legal History. Brazilian Theory of Law. Slavery Law.
Culturas indígenas e a ideia de nação brasileira | Indigenous cultures and the idea of a Brazilian nation
Authors: Silveira Maria de Fátima Souza da 
Published: June 2021

ResumoO Estado brasileiro buscou apagar a diversidade de povos e culturas que caracterizam o país por meio da imposição da ideia de uma "brasilidade homogênea". Para a historiografia “nacional” que surgia após a Independência, o início da história do Brasil significava o fim dos povos indígenas, que “foram excluídos enquanto atores históricos” e “invisibilizados pelos discursos políticos e intelectuais” até a década de 1980, momento em que emergem “como sujeitos de sua história”. Partindo do diálogo entre a historiografia indígena e a antropologia, nosso objetivo é refletir sobre o tema das culturas indígenas e a ideia de nacionalidade brasileira construída pelas elites brancas depois da Independência.Palavras-chave: Culturas indígenas. História indígena. Nação brasileira. AbstractThe Brazilian State intended to "dissolve" the diversity of people and cultures that characterize the country through the imposition of the idea of "homogeneous Brazilianness". For the “national” historiography that emerged after Independence “the beginning of the history of Brazil meant the end of the Indians, who “were excluded as historical actors” and “made invisible by political and intellectual discourses” until the decade 1980, when they emerge “as subjects of their history”. Based on the dialogue between indigenous historiography and anthropology, our aim is to reflect on the theme of indigenous cultures and the idea of Brazilian nationality built by white elites after Independence.Key words: Indigenous cultures. indigenous history. Brazilian nation.
Supporting Information for "Ring Origami: Snap-folding of Rings with Different Geometries"
Authors: Wu Shuai , Yue Liang , Jin Yi , Sun Xiaohao , Zemelka Cole , Qi H. Jerry , Zhao Ruike Renee 
Published: June 2021

Through experiment and simulation, we study a kind of deployable thin
circular ring that can be folded into three small loops. Parametric
study is conducted on the ring to study the geometric parameters that
can influence ring’s buckling .We also explore the rings with other
shapes , such as elliptical rings, rectangular rings. Some applications
basing on these studies are shown in this paper.
Enhancing Students' Reading Comprehension Through Two Stay Two Stray (TSTS) Technique
Authors: Asdar Asdar 
Published: June 2021

Reading is one of the techniques in learning that is often involved in classroom practices, and Two Stay Two Stray is one of the methods introduced in the cooperative learning process. This study aims to find out how the Two Stay Two Stray technique improved students' reading comprehension. This research focused on applied classroom action research. The population of this research was the students of the English Education Department. This research was used to take one class as the research sample, which consists of 32 students. The instrument of this research was a multiple-choice test. There are two cycles in this research. The result shows that students' mean score in cycle 1 was 59,68 and in cycle 2 was 75,31. Based on the results, the Two Stay Two Stray technique was successful. Therefore, it can be inferred that the Two Stay Two Stray technique strengthened the students' reading comprehension. In addition, the students were more interested and inspired to join the class, and they were excited during the teaching-learning process, based on the results of the observation sheet.
Delivering Benefits from State Forest: Lesson from Partnership of Nature-Based Tourism Development in KPH Yogyakarta
Authors: Nugroho Prasetyo , Wiyono Wiyono , Alhafi Azwar Najib 
Published: June 2021

While many studies have examined Forest Management Unit or Kesatuan Pengelolaan Hutan (KPH) management in Indonesia, studies that focused on specific partnership policies in developing nature-based tourism in KPH remain understudied. This study offered a case of partnership in nature-based tourism development in the Mangunan area, KPH Yogyakarta, Indonesia. To understand to what degree the partnership benefits locals and forest areas, a triangulationapproach includes secondary data collection, interviews, and field observations were employed. In the case considered, it is evident that the deliberative policies of KPH Yogyakarta foster social innovations in nature-based tourism development and serve the pathway in delivering simultaneous benefits for locals and forest areas. In drawing its conclusion, the study highlights that the nature-based tourism development in the Mangunan area has fostered locals’ roles in managing state-forest areas by which they generate numerous benefits. Furthermore, this study provides valuable insights that would allow us to better grasp the positive impacts of innovative policies in managing KPH.Keywords: forest management unit, nature-based tourism, social forestry
Bahagiakah Siswa Belajar Dimasa Pandemi?
Authors: Makbul Cahaya , Mulkismawati Mulkismawati , Erlinda Mangisi 
Published: June 2021

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui kondisi bahagia atau tidaknya siswa dalam mengikuti pembelajaran daring selama masa pandemic dan kendala yang dirasakan siswa selama mengikuti sistem pembelajaran daring. Kajian ini merupakan survey terhadap 131 pelajar kelas VII (tujuh) dengan menggunakan pertanyaan terbuka tentang bahagiakah siswa belajar dimasa pandemic dengan menggunakan google form. Dari hasil penelitian diketahui bahwa siswa banyak merasa tidak bahagia 90.06% dan hanya 9.94% siswa yang merasa bahagia selama pembelajaran daring dimasa pandemic dan siswa mengalami kendala dalam pemahaman materi pembelajaran karena tidak ada penjelasan dari guru dengan persentase 47.3% kemudian 22.1% siswa mengalami kendala kuota, 7.6% tidak ada HP, 17.6% terlalu banyak tugas dan 5.5% tidak ada buku paket dirumah
The Representational Politics of Oscar Winning Movies of Obama Period
Authors: G Julia 
Published: June 2021

This paper attempts to focus on Academy Awards belonging to a particular timeline, specifically during the administration Council of America's 44th President Barack Obama ( 20 January 2009 to 20 January 2017). It concentrates on the selection of movies and its themes that has been reflected in three wider sections such as war, black and LGBTQ movies. The primary objective of this particular paper is to discover the obscured and parallel politics that usher the process of selection in Academy. This paper tries to exemplify the actuality that in selecting foremost movies in the Academy entertain superior authority and their governance and also how the assessment of movies are culturally and politically biased. All discussed movies are the findings of chief objective and are primary sources that fundamentally appease its argument that selection of Oscar winning movies are culturally and politically biased.
The Myth of Resurrection: Reimagining Mahabali through the Semiotics of Select Folk Songs
Authors: Moncy Anitta Anna 
Published: June 2021

Written history, being the vehicle of dominant or hegemonic culture, often neglects sub cultural art forms whereas oral or folk culture acts as a reservoir of residual cultural practices. When written history is narrated, unwritten history is sung or performed. The importance of regional folk songs in delineating the subtleties of a particular culture can never be overlooked. Folk songs carry the emotions of the era as well as their associated sociocultural practices.
Mahabali is the central mythical hero of a very prominent traditional festival of Kerala- Onam. Conceptual pluralities in the history of onam festival stand in the way of explaining onam in a unidimensional fashion. Yet, the popular myth goes like this- Mahabali (affectionately called by people as 'Maveli'), the benevolent asura king rules his land in abundance, peace and prosperity, with no instances of theft or murder.
Jealous of King Mahabali's popularity and his power, the Gods conspired to end his reign. They sent Lord Vishnu to earth in the form of a dwarf Brahmin (Vamanan) who trampled Mahabali to the netherworld. But Lord Vishnu granted the king's sole wish i.e. to visit his land and people once every year. This visit is celebrated as onam festival in the Malayalam month of Chingam .
The just and noble Mahabali in the myth is not just a symbol of peace and prosperity, but a true image of resurrection from oppression, as the history of Kerala would like to tell. Myths and folklore depicts the hope of a generation. This paper tries to probe into the intricacies of the Mahabali myth through select Malayalam folk songs, to bring out the essence of that hope.
Problematization of religious threats in the modern social discourse of Western countries and Russia
Authors: Mladenov Vasily Ivanovich , Kononov Sergey Viktorovich , Gavrilova Yulia Victorovna , Romanova Ilona Valerievna 
Published: June 2021

The research objective is a comparative analysis of the problems of religious threats in modern social security discourse in Western countries and Russia. The methodological basis of the study is the phenomenological approach used in the process of explaining the meanings arising in the interaction of religion and society and the comparative approach aimed at analyzing the impact on the consciousness of believers in traditional and non-traditional religions. The result of the study is proof of the provision that the content of modern social discourse on the religious threat in the West is under the influence of a concept that separates the activities of religious organizations recognized as a security threat, and the content of religious doctrines not recognized as a threat. Another result is the statement that in Russia, the most socially influential concept reflects the problem of religious threats in the context of the friend-foe dichotomy, according to which non-traditional religious associations are considered to be the source of religious threats to social security.
Editorial
Authors: Novikoff Cristina 
Published: June 2021

Aos leitores e colaboradores da RPI, <br /><br />Inaugurando um novo tempo de comunicação científica, a Revista de Pesquisa Interdisciplinar (RPI) apresenta a partir de 2020 a publicação de seus artigos em fluxo contínuo e traz outras alterações de gestão para torná-la cada vez mais transparente, acessivel e atual. A primeira refere-se à disponibilidade de layout para orientar o autor nas regras de formatação do artigo. Segue a gestão com novos pareceristas para acelerar o processo de avaliação. E, para manter o padrão de boas práticas descreve as suas novas diretrizes.
A Rapid Fabrication Methodology for Payload Modules, Piloted for the Observation of Queen Honey Bees (Apis mellifera) in Microgravity
Authors: Smith Rachel Soo Hoo , Kraemer Felix , Bader Christoph , Smith Miana , Weber Aaron , Simone-Finstrom Michael , Wilson-Rich Noah , Oxman Neri 
Published: June 2021

Abstract
Microgravity experiment modules for living organisms have been instrumental to space research, yet their design remains complex and costly. As the private space sector enables more widely available payloads for researchers, it is increasingly necessary to design experimental modules innovatively so that they are proportionately accessible. To ease this bottleneck, we developed a rapid fabrication methodology for producing custom modules compatible with commercial payload slots. Our method creates a unified housing geometry, based on a given component layout, which is fabricated in a digital design and subtractive manufacturing process from a single lightweight foam material. This module design demonstrated a 25–50% reduction in chassis weight compared with existing models, and is extremely competitive in manufacturing time, simplicity, and cost. To demonstrate the ability to capture data on previously limited areas of space biology, we apply this methodology to create an autonomous, video-enabled module for sensing and observing queen and retinue bees aboard the Blue Origin New Shepard 11 (NS-11) suborbital flight. To explore whether spaceflight impacts queen fitness, results used high-definition visual data enabled by the module's compact build to analyze queen-worker regulation under microgravity stress (n = 2, with controls). Overall, this generalizable method for constructing experimental modules provides wider accessibility to space research and new data on honey bee behavior in microgravity.
Learning Novelty Detection Outside a Class of Random Curves with Application to COVID-19 Growth
Authors: Rafajłowicz Wojciech 
Published: June 2021

Abstract
Let a class of proper curves is specified by positive examples only. We aim to propose a learning novelty detection algorithm that decides whether a new curve is outside this class or not. In opposite to the majority of the literature, two sources of a curve variability are present, namely, the one inherent to curves from the proper class and observations errors’. Therefore, firstly a decision function is trained on historical data, and then, descriptors of each curve to be classified are learned from noisy observations.When the intrinsic variability is Gaussian, a decision threshold can be established from T
2 Hotelling distribution and tuned to more general cases. Expansion coefficients in a selected orthogonal series are taken as descriptors and an algorithm for their learning is proposed that follows nonparametric curve fitting approaches. Its fast version is derived for descriptors that are based on the cosine series. Additionally, the asymptotic normality of learned descriptors and the bound for the probability of their large deviations are proved. The influence of this bound on the decision threshold is also discussed.The proposed approach covers curves described as functional data projected onto a finite-dimensional subspace of a Hilbert space as well a shape sensitive description of curves, known as square-root velocity (SRV). It was tested both on synthetic data and on real-life observations of the COVID-19 growth curves.