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IDENTITAS KULINER DALAM NOVEL LAUT BERCERITA KARYA LEILA S. CHUDORI (KAJIAN GASTRONOMI SASTRA)
Authors: Sari Sonia Evita , Letreng I Wayan , Yanuarsih Sri 
Published: November 2024

Identitas kuliner merupakan pemaparan tentang karakteristik makanan yang terdapat dalam novel melalui sebuah kajian dan teori yang ada di dalam gastronomi sastra. Tujuan penelitian yakni guna mendapatkan pengetahuan secara detail terkait gambaran identitas kuliner dalam sebuah karya, identitas gastronomi, meliputi beberapa pemaparan terkait masakan Indonesia, melalui aspek identitas kuliner yang berlandas teori Danhi R yaitu (1) sejarah, (2) rasa (3) resep. Novel Laut Bercerita karya Leila S. Chudori, sebagai subjeknya. Terdapat berbagai alur cerita, menceritakan mengenai pembahasan yang relevan dalam riset yang dilakukan. Metode deskriptif kualitatif menjadi landasan penyelesaian data berupa kuliner dengan pendekatan gastronomi sastra. Teknik pengumpulan data berupa dokumentasi dengan berobjek berupa karya sastra, pengolahan data, berikutnya melakukan analisis melalui tahapan; membaca, menandai dan pemilahan data, mencatat, studi kepustakaan, melakukan pengelompokan data dalam korpus, menganalisis, dan menyimpulkan hasil. Hasil penelitian menekankan bahwa identitas suatu kuliner dapat terpengaruhi oleh beberapa aspek-aspek. Didalamnya mengungkapkan suatu sejarah yang terdapat dari sebuah makanan yang mengandung suatu filosofis tersendiri seperti urap, bubur sumsum, dan gudeg. kalimat yang terdapat dalam novel Laut Bercerita terdapat juga suatu cita rasa yang dihasilkan dari sebuah makanan soto lamongan, gulai ayam, beserta tumis kecombrang yang khas. Serta menghasilan berbagai resep masakan misalnya sambal jelantah, tengkleng, lalu ada nasi oncom juga. Kata kunci: identitas, kuliner, karakteristik, novel, kajian gastronomi sastra
Recent changes in the taxation of residential real estate acquisitions in the context of the Polish tax on civil law transactions
Authors:   Cracow University of Economics, Gwiżdż Karolina 
Published: November 2024

In order to deal with constantly growing prices on the real estate market in Poland, polish legislator decided to provide a few changes to tax on civil law transactions. One of the current problems is that residential real estate are not only purchased in order to meet people’s own housing needs but also as an investment. In response to this issue the scope of the tax on civil law transactions has been expanded and increased for transactions, the essence of which shows that a buyer is acting for the purpose of investment. Provided tax with the rate of 6% has to be paid when the buyer acquires at least six residential units under certain conditions. At the same time exemption from tax on civil law transactions for the acquisition of the first residential property by a private individual has been added.
Domnienky a fikcie v súkromnom práve
Authors:   Právnická fakulta Trnavskej univerzity v Trnave, Hlušák Milan 
Published: November 2024

The paper deals with the issue of presumptions and fictions in private law. The author sees the essence of presumptions in the fact that a fact presupposed by a presumption is considered to be established, proven even without the fact having to be proved. On the contrary, according to the author, the fiction does not serve to establish a fact, but is a manifestation of legislative technique. If the legislator wishes to associate with a certain factual situation the same legal consequences that are defined in detail for another factual situation, instead of repeating them, he can simply say that the factual situation in question is to be regarded as a different factual situation. The author goes on to discuss the division of presumptions. According to various criteria, he divides them into presumptions of substance and form, presumptions of law and fact, presumptions of law and presumptions of fact, and rebuttable and irrebuttable presumptions. The author also presents a scheme of construction of presumptions.
Vybrané riziká a príležitosti daňovej (ne)regulácie v digitálnej ekonomike
Authors:   Právnická fakulta Univerzity Pavla Jozefa Šafárika v Košiciach, Hoffmanová Júlia 
Published: November 2024

The digital economy is a phenomenon of the present day. In recent years, digitization has influenced almost all areas of our lives. However, we must consider the impact of the digital economy on taxation conditions and whether we can still claim that tax principles are fulfilled in the present day. This paper focuses on identifying and analyzing the risks and opportunities that the digital economy brings in the context of tax regulation.
Přijatá opatření ve vybraných státech Evropské Unie v době protiruských sankcí v oblasti veřejných zakázek a jejich vzájemné srovnání
Authors:   Univerzita Palackého v Olomouci, Právnická fakulta, Minaříková Pavlína 
Published: November 2024

On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a full-scale invasion of the territory of the Republic of Ukraine. The European Union immediately reacted to this full-scale invasion, with one-sided sanctions packages being adopted. In terms of public procurement law, the most significant measure adopted was EU Council Regulation No. 833/2014 on restrictive measures in view of Russia‘s activities destabilizing the situation in Ukraine, with the new EU Council Regulation No. 2022/576 of 8 April 2022. Member States responded to this unfolding aggression in Ukraine in two ways, either by adopting additional measures of their own and imposing controls, or by relying on the measures of the European Council. This article discusses the various measures taken within the Member States beyond the reciprocal measures taken by the European Commission.
The latest jurisprudence line of the Polish Supreme Court in the context of doubts regarding the interpretation of Art. 1718 sec. 1 of the Act on Housing Cooperatives
Authors:   Assistant at Institute of Law, Cracow University of Economics, Pałach Paulina 
Published: November 2024

This article presents two stances of the Polish Supreme Court regarding the issue of the legal existence of the mortgage that was originally imposed on the real estate of a housing cooperative in the event of ex lege conversion of the right to premises of a cooperative member into separate ownership. Originally, the Supreme Court held the position that in such a situation the holder of this limited proprietary right acquires the property encumbered by the joint mortgage which was previously incumbent on the property of a housing cooperative. In 2019, the Supreme Court changed the previous line of jurisprudence, indicating that the entitled individual acquires the ownership right without the mortgage encumbrances originally incumbent on the real estate of the housing cooperative. In the author’s opinion, the above-mentioned issue is crucial especially due to social issues and for the sake of citizens’ trust in public authority. The author positively evaluates the current stance of the Polish Supreme Court.
Zneužitie práva a daňový podvod v kontexte judikatúry Súdneho dvora Európskej únie
Authors:   Univerzita Pavla Jozefa Šafárika v Košiciach, Právnická fakulta, Petrila Vladimír 
Published: November 2024

As part of the thesis, we analyzed the economic-legal institute „tax“ and its legal significance. We defined it as a payment obligation of a tax entity, ensuring state revenue for societal needs without the requirement of reciprocal performance. We examined improper procedural application in the tax authorities‘ supervisory activities. My research findings suggest that the legislator in Slovakia successfully transposed the directive into national law, allowing tax entities to claim tax deductions in accordance with legal norms. However, to this day, there are implementation problems on the part of tax authorities within these intentions. In no case is it possible to associate tax law with criminal law; on the contrary, it is necessary to separate them, and do so rigorously. Tax fraud or abuse of law, in the sense of the case law of the Court of Justice of the EU and the Directive, has its specifics, which cannot be automatically applied in criminal proceedings, requiring an independent and separate process of proving.
Předběžné šetření některých trestných činů proti 6. přikázání: postavení obviněného a jeho advokáta
Authors:   University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, Czech Republic, Bejvančická Alexandra 
Published: November 2024

This article focuses on the preliminary investigation of certain delicts against the 6th commandment in Canon Law. In particular, the delicts of sexual abuse by clerics. It explains what a preliminary investigation is, which legal provisions it is regulated by and what its purpose is. It describes the rights and obligations of the accused and his advocate in the preliminary investigation.
Aplikace korektivu dobrých mravů v rozhodovací praxi Ústavního a Nejvyššího soudu
Authors:   University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, Czech Republic, Bernardinová Veronika 
Published: November 2024

The corrective of good morals is one of the vague legal concepts, thus it is a concept that is not defined in the legal system. For this reason, case law is of great importance, which defines the basic limits of its application in judicial practice. In this article, the author assesses the conditions that must be met in order for this corrective to be applied. She concludes that the case law understands this corrective as an exceptional institute serving to eliminate the disproportionate harshness of the law. It is not permissible for the application of this corrective to lead to a weakening of legal certainty and the protection of the parties‘ subjective rights conferred by law. Courts assessing the possibility of its application must always consider all the circumstances of the case and apply this corrective only if the findings of fact justify its application.
The Flesh and Silicon Mesh: A New Materialist Conception of Advanced Digital Machines
Authors: Nieubuurt Joshua 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Digital machines, including artificial intelligence (AI), have long been held as potential agents of social change. From their binary role in cultural productions to the real-world implementation of such, digital machines have typically been considered within the Heideggerian “readiness-to-hand” category of Being. This paper seeks to alter conceptually this dynamic through the use of new materialism and Morton’s concept of the “mesh” to provide a new understanding of the social and pragmatic roles advanced digital machines play in ecologies in which they dwell and continue to emerge. Through briefly tracing the complex intermingling of advanced digital machines in the realms of cardiovascular health, sexual desire, companionship, and creativity, the intermingling of flesh and code speaks to monumental future potentialities for enhanced forms of dwelling. This paper proposes that in the near future the necessity to view advanced digital machine technologies as co-agents dwelling together will alter the established paradigm and allow for emergent ecologies. (JN)
Searching for Latent River Cultures in English-Language Literature Using Word Embeddings
Authors: Miller Dez 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in the United States and the United Kingdom, rivers and streams were piped, dammed, reversed, straightened, and dried-up, all in service of a growing demand for clean, reliable water in every household. This paper uses an interpretive distant reading methodology for asking how this dramatic change was reflected in English-language literature. As an imaginative space of reflection on culture and material life, how does literature accommodate and make sense of changes in environmental realities? Looking at the diachronic word embeddings surrounding the word “river” in the Novel TM corpus housed within HathiTrust Digital Library, this study identifies a number of trends over time in the shifting semantic fields surrounding “river.” It argues that these results indicate a possibly less intimate conceptualization of rivers over time, one more defined by rivers’ geographic attributes than by their ecologies and specific natures. (DM)
Multidimensional analysis of NDVI dynamics in response to climate and land use/land cover change in Northwest Algeria
Authors: Mahcer Ikram , Baahmed Djelloul , Oudin Ludovic , Chemirik Cherifa Hanene Kamelia 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Climate change has emerged as a major concern at both regional and global scales in recent decades. Northwestern Algeria is particularly vulnerable as a semi-arid zone, where changes in climate and land cover (LC) will have a significant impact on vegetation in the long term. This study analyses, through a multidimensional approach, the influence of climate change and LC on vegetation dynamics. Hierarchical partitioning (HP) analysis was conducted to determine the most influential climatic variables (precipitation, temperature) on the dynamics of NDVI. The results show that the annual NDVI shows a fluctuating spatial trend between decrease and increase in different regions. Trends in seasonal NDVI are spatially varied and less uniform. Variations in precipitation are stable, while temperatures show clear and consistent significant increases across the region, with a general tendency to increase (p<0.01) in spring and summer. In mountainous areas, NDVI shows an increasing trend both annually and seasonally. The correlation (r²) between NDVI, temperature and precipitation (0.75–1.0) over the different seasons reveals significant seasonal and regional variability. LC transition patterns also influence spatio-temporal trends in vegetation cover. They reveal that the rate of change of NDVI varies between LC types and regions, with resilience in forests and grasslands. These variations have significant implications for vegetation dynamics, as observed by NDVI.
Comparing the effects of hydromulching and application of biodegradable plastics on surface runoff and soil erosion in deforested and burned lands
Authors: Parhizkar Misagh , Lucas-Borja Manuel Esteban , Denisi Pietro , Tanaka Nobuaki , Zema Demetrio Antonio 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Several techniques, such as hydromulching (HM) and addition of organic residues (such as biodegradable plastics, BP) to soil have been proposed for conservation of soil affected by deforestation and wildfire. However, there is the need to support the task of land managers for the adoption of the most effective soil conservation technique, considering that the impacts on soil properties and hydrology are different due to the different mechanisms (mainly based on root actions for hydromulching and on supply of organic matter for application of bioplastics residues). This study comparatively evaluates the hydrological and erosive effects of HM, addition of BP residues to soil, and lack of any treatments (control) at the plot scale and under simulated rainfall in deforested and burned forestlands of Northern Iran. These effects have been associated to changes in key properties of soil and root characteristics due to the treatments, using multivariate statistical analysis. Moreover, regression models have been setup to predict surface runoff and soil erosion for both treatments. HM was more effective (–65% of runoff and –61% in soil loss) than application of BP (–22% and –19%, respectively) in controlling the soil’s hydrological and erosive response, the latter being extremely high in control plots (over 6 tons/ha). These reductions were closely associated to significant increases in organic matter and aggregate stability of soil, to a decrease in bulk density after the treatments, and to the grass root growth, which further improved soil hydrology after HM. The Principal Component Analysis provided a synthetic parameter measuring the soil response to rainfall and treatments. The cluster analysis discriminated the three soil conditions (HM, application of BP and control), according to the changes in soil properties and root growth in HM, in as many groups of soil samples. The multiple regression analysis provided two linear models that predict surface runoff and soil loss with a very high accuracy (r2 > 0.98) for a precipitation with given depth and intensity.
Turbulent flow structure around a single submerged angled spur dike under ice cover
Authors: Li Guowei , Sui Jueyi , Sediqi Sanaz 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
This experimental study examines the velocity fields around the single submerged spur dike in a large-scale flume under three flow conditions: open channel, smooth ice-covered, and rough ice-covered. The effects of dike orientation were investigated for alignment angles of 90°, 120°, and 135°. Instantaneous three-dimensional velocity components were recorded using an acoustic Doppler velocimeter. Results show that the spur dikes generate distinct transverse flow regions in the streamwise, lateral, and vertical directions. Alignment angles greater than 90° reduced streamwise velocity near the dikes, while the frontal surface of the dike tip exhibited increased velocity magnitudes. Downstream, significant variations in Reynolds shear stress were observed, driven by flow separation and the formation of a recirculation wake zone. Quadrant analysis revealed that under ice-covered conditions, turbulent interactions near the dike tip were dominated by ejection and sweep events, whereas sweep events were more prevalent in open channel flows, influencing overall flow dynamics.
Bibliometric analysis: Reading and speed-reading learning in elementary school
Authors: Hermansyah Agus Kichi , Wangid Muhammad Nur , Kusmaryani Rosita Endang , Mustadi Ali 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
This bibliometric research aims to analyse the development of research on reading and speed-reading learning in elementary schools. Data were collected from the Scopus database using the keywords “reading learning,” “speed reading,” and “elementary school.” The analysis focused on publication trends by year, author affiliation, journal, productivity, and research subjects. Results indicate that publications on reading and speed-reading learning have fluctuated in growth from 2013 to 2023, with Codas and Ocnos being the journals with the most publications. Pennsylvania State University, the University of Virginia, and Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia are the top contributors to research on reading learning, while Universidad de Oviedo and Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción are the main contributors to speed-reading research. Capellini is the most prolific researcher in reading learning, and Akyol has contributed significantly to both reading and speed-reading research in elementary schools. Most researchers focusing on reading learning in elementary schools are from the United States, while research on speed reading is led by scholars from Spain, Turkey, and the United States. Network visualization shows that research on reading learning in elementary schools forms nine clusters, with Cluster 1 being the largest, covering 38 topics. Meanwhile, speed-reading research in elementary schools forms a single cluster with 11 topics.
Distribution and Characterization of Microplastics and Their Relationship With Water Quality in the Cabaça Stream, Campo Grande-MS
Authors: Pereira Maria Eduarda Magosso , Campos Marcelo , Santos Fábio José Roca dos , Pompeu Rodrigo de Moraes , Santos Simone Reis , Novaes Thaís Adriana Colman , Ide Carlos Nobuyoshi , Oliveira Keila Roberta Ferreira de , Roche Kennedy Francis 
Published: November 2024

Objective: The objective of this study is to investigate the presence, abundance, and morphological characteristics of microplastics in the Cabaça Stream in Campo Grande-MS, seeking to understand their relationship with water quality and aiming at the preservation of aquatic ecosystems.

Theoretical Framework: The research is based on studies regarding microplastic pollution, particularly in aquatic ecosystems. Two indices were utilized for the analysis of the water quality of the studied stream: the IQACETESB and the IQASmith (1987). The digestion and density separation methodology are based on Masura et al. (2015) and provided the foundation for the analysis of microplastics.

Method: Water samples were collected using plankton nets to retain plastic particles. Microplastics were analyzed for abundance and morphology using an Olympus BX41 optical microscope with 40x zoom. The WPO method was employed for digestion and separation of the samples.

Results and Discussion: The analysis revealed an abundance of 15,800 and 17,675 items/m³ in the 68 µm and 20 µm nets, respectively. Transparent fibers were the most frequent morphologies. The results highlight the relevance of the environmental issue and its potential risks to aquatic biota.

Research Implications: The detection of microplastics in the Cabaça Stream indicates the need for public policies to mitigate the impacts of these pollutants on the environment.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to expanding knowledge about the presence of microplastics in Brazilian ecosystems, employing a proven methodology for identification and quantification.
Join Effort as A Housing Alternative for the Promotion of Aging in Place
Authors: Marques Julia de Oliveira , Cillo Carla de , Graeff Bibiana , Bestetti Maria Luisa Trindade 
Published: November 2024

Objective: Analyze the participation of individuals in the housing construction process via self-managed collective efforts, focusing on issues of aging in place and the impact of this participatory model on promoting well-being and quality of life, especially for elderly people.

Theoretical Framework: Three main concepts and theories are presented. The Right to Housing, based on the Federal Constitution of 1988. The Self-Managed Mutirão as a housing alternative, supported by social movements. Aging in Place, used to analyze how the mutirão can contribute to the permanence of elderly people in their own homes and communities.

Method: The methodology adopted for this study was qualitative exploratory research using an integrative review of bibliographic sources.

Results and Discussion: They revealed that self-managed community work is a promising housing alternative for promoting aging in place. This approach provides a strong sense of belonging, as it involves future residents throughout the planning and construction process of housing. Active participation encourages the creation of bonds with the community and promotes a sense of responsibility and collective identity.

Research Implications: The practical and theoretical implications of this research are relevant both for the field of architecture and urban planning and for public policies aimed at aging and housing.

Originality/Value: This study contributes to the literature by presenting an innovative alternative to the conventional model of residences for elderly people, demonstrating that it can be made viable through collaborative actions.