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Meia-volta na Ciranda: Reflexões sobre decolonialidade na Dança
Authors: BALDI Neilla , MARQUES Thaís , NASCIMENTO Djenifer 
Published: June 2019

Este texto fala da decolonialidade na Dança a partir da análise da intervenção artística Meia-volta na Ciranda, criada pelo Grupo de Pesquisa sobre (Es)(Ins)critas do/no Corpo (Corpografias), vinculado ao curso de Dança-Licenciatura da Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM). O objetivo é refletir de que maneira o processo criativo que resultou na obra Meia-volta na Ciranda pode auxiliar as criadoras-intérpretes a repensarem suas práticas artísticas/pedagógicas em Dança em uma perspectiva decolonial. Para isso, apresenta os conceitos de colonialidade e suas diferentes formas, bem como o de decolonialidade, e discute as colonialidades presentes nas danças das integrantes do Corpografias. Por fim, o artigo propõe alguns modos de pensar a dança a partir de uma pedagogia decolonial. Dança. Decolonialidade. Pedagogia da Dança. Meia-volta na Ciranda: Reflections about decoloniality in the Dance ABSTRACT This paper discuss about decolonality in the Dance starting from analysis of performance Meia-Volta na Ciranda, created by Research Group about Written Inscription of/in the Body (Corpografias) , linked to the Dance Licentiate Course of Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM). The objective is to reflect how the creative process that resulted in the artistic work Meia-volta na Ciranda can help the creative-interpreter to rethink their artistic-pedagogic practices in Dance in decolonial perspective. For this, it shows the concept of coloniality and their different ways, as the decoloniality, and discuss about the coloniality present in the dances of group members. To finish, the paper proposed some ways of thinking the dance from decolonial pedagogy. Dance. Decoloniality. Dance pedagogy.
Ações coletivas e suas configurações antiutilitaristas: O caso colombiano da Marcha Patriótica
Authors: BERMEO Dana Milena Chávarro , PINHEIRO Wellington D. 
Published: June 2019

O artigo discute a configuração solidária de prática social encontrada no Movimento político e social Marcha Patriótica (MARCHA)[1]. Sendo a Marcha um dos movimentos que obteve maior protagonismo no processo de negociação entre o governo Santos e as guerrilhas das FARC-EP ela nos possibilitou identificar a construção do projeto político colombiano de reivindicar a paz como um bem comum daquela nação. Neste sentido, mobilizamos a teoria da dádiva a fim de compreender como os conceitos de gratuidade e de obrigação do agir encontrados nas ações estratégicas do movimento metamorfoseou a ideia da paz entendendo-a como um bem de justiça social. Para tal fim analisamos o fenómeno da Ruana com intuito de demonstrar como a gênese do movimento e o projeto de articulação política caracterizaram a dimensão antiutilitarista e solidária desta ação coletiva.Ações coletivas. Anti-utilitarismo. Solidariedade moderna Collective actions and its anti-utilitarian configurations: The Colombian case of Marcha Patriótica ABSTRACTThe social base of the movement “Movimiento Social y Político Marcha Patriótica” (MARCHA) has a key role in the social practice. MARCHA has one of the most important roles in the Colombia peace process; this is between the Santos Government and the guerrilla (FARC-EP). This MARCHA movement allows to understand Peace, like a common wealth of the nation, in the current political project in Colombia. The way of recognize this common wealth is mainly with Dadiva theory. This theory appreciate how the combination of the two concepts, duty and free, transform the idea of Peace. The feature of the change is the Ruana (Typical Colombian cloth) symbol, that probes how the beginning of the movement and the political articulation summarize the anti-utilitarian and social dimension of this collective action. Collective action. Anti-utilitarianism. Modern solidarity[1] Esta discussão faz parte da nossa tese em andamento intitulada: Novas possibilidades de Interpretação das Mobilizações Sociais na América Latina: Comparando Brasil e Colômbia
ANALISIS LAPORAN KEUANGAN HASIL PENGELOLAAN DANA PENGEMBANGAN USAHA AGRIBISNIS PERDESAAN (PUAP) (Kasus di Gapoktan Srijaya Sari Kecamatan Sukahening Kabupaten Tasikmalaya)
Authors: Sugianto Iwan 
Published: June 2019

Rural Agribusiness Development Program (PUAP) implemented by the farmers (owners or tenants), farm laborers and poor farm households through coordination diperdesaan Gapoktan as an institution that is owned and managed by farmers. Gapoktan important role as a social institution peasant economy to be important in increasing production and the welfare of farmers. Given the role of the performance evaluation results gapoktan need to be input in developing Gapoktan development model so that it can better contribute in accelerating the improvement of the welfare of farmers, the growth of the agricultural sector and economic development of rural areas. The purpose of this research was to determine results financial statement analysis Gapoktan Srijaya Sari subdistrict Sukahening using Financial Ratios through Ratios Profitability who aim to measure the ability Gapoktan Srijaya Sari to generate profit, by using an approach on the calculation of Return On assest (ROA) and Return On Equity (ROE).Results in mind that the results of Financial Statement Analysis Rural Agribusiness Development (PUAP) which has been managed by Gapoktan Srijaya Sari subdistrict Sukahening has shown a number of very good because it has to generate profits for the group union. This is evident from the results with regard Profitability Ratios ROA calculation results (Renturn on Assets) amounted to 16.01% and ROE (ReturnOn Equity) amounted to 25.27%.
MODEL PEMETAAN MEDIA SOSIAL SEBAGAI SARANA BISNIS ONLINE PADA TOKO ARENA DAN DAMPAKNYA TERHADAP MINAT BELI KONSUMEN
Authors: Soegoto Eddy Soeryanto 
Published: June 2019

Penelitian ini dilakukan untuk membuat model bagaimana sebuah toko online dapat menjalankan bisnisnya melalui web site. Didasarkan model layanan online peneliti melakukan survei terhadap 100 konsumen untuk diteliti bagaimana tanggapan mereka mengenai layanan online tersebut. Temuan riset membuktikan bahwa secara keseluruhan media sosial sebagai sarana bisnis online toko Arena tersebut memiliki kemudahan dalam mengakses dan dianggap penting oleh konsumen dalam fungsinya sebagai layanan online. Variable layanan Lookbook memperoleh tanggapan paling penting dibandingkan ke lima variable lainnya. Sedangkan Variable Layanan How to buy mendapatkan tanggapan kurang penting bagi konsumen. Selanjutnya media social bisnis online berpengaruh terhadap minat beli konsumen untuk membeli produk yang ditawarkan oleh toko Arena tersebut. Kata Kunci: Media social, bisnis online, minat beli konsumen
PENGARUH PENERAPAN BAURAN PEMASARAN DIGITAL TERHADAP MINAT BELI PENGGUNA KERETA API MELALUI APLIKASI MOBILE KAI ACCESS
Authors: Jayabaya Petrus , Madiawati Putu Nina 
Published: June 2019

Digital Marketing Mix is one of the elements used as a tool for marketing the products toward consumers with an effort to stimulate interest in each consumer to make a purchase. The research is conducted to determine the effect of the application of digital marketing mix to the purchase intention of train user through KAI ACCESS mobile application. This research method is descriptive quantitative. As for the sampling used is probability sampling with simple random sampling type, which the number taken 100 respondents. This study uses multiple linear regression analysis. The result of research that is, digital marketing mix variable simultaneously influence the variable of purchase intention. The digital marketing mix is positively influential and significant to the variable of buy interest, where the contribution of 93.32%, the rest of 6.7% is the influence of other factors. The conclusion obtained that the factors that influence the purchase intention of train users from the digital marketing mix are Product, Promotion, Price, Person, Process, and Physical Evidence, while Place is not. The advice given to the company is to maintain the elements of the digital marketing mix considered good by consumers. Keywords: digital marketing mix, purchase intention.
EVALUASI EFEKTIVITAS IMPLEMENTASI TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT PADA GEORGETTE TEXTILES
Authors: Asrunputri Aisyah Pia 
Published: June 2019

Total Quality Management (TQM) adalah sebuah filosofi manajemen yang dapat membantu organisasi untuk memiliki konsistensi akan efektivitas dan efisiensi dari produksi dari organisasi. Motivasi dari penelitian ini adalah disebabkan oleh adanya peluang untuk excess of inventory, defect serta over-processing didalam keseharian proses produksi dari Georgette Textiles meskipun dengan adanya implementasi TQM. Penelitian ini dimaksudkan untuk mengevaluasi efektivitas dari implementasi TQM pada Georgette Textiles. In-depth interview dengan Ibu SH dilakukan oleh peneliti untuk memperoleh informasi mengenai efektivitas implementasi tersebut. Dapat disimpulkan bahwa Georgette Textiles memiliki efektivitas dalam implementasi total TQM meskipun terdapat isu didalam waste management namun hal tersebut dapat ditoleransi. Meski demikian quality benchmarking dapat dilakukan untuk meraih kecemerlangan bisnis dan mengeliminasi quality gap didalam produksi.
Key Words: Total Quality Management, Quality Benchmarking, Quality Gap
« Tenir ! Tenir ! Faut tenir ! » : la supervision ou la liberté de dire
Authors: Bécar Florence 
Published: June 2019

Le cadre de l’analyse de la pratique et de la supervision a été pensé par Michael Balint dans les années 1920. Si à l’origine les groupes Balint s’adres-sent aux médecins, ils se généralisent au cours du xx e siècle aux praticiens des univers médico-psychosociaux, éducatifs ou thérapeutiques. Il s’agit de partager sa clinique avec d’autres praticiens – en groupe ou seul face à un superviseur – qui éclairent de leurs commentaires bienveillants le praticien confronté à des situations parfois inextricables. Après un rappel historique de la création de tels groupes, l’auteur présente trois séances de supervision individuelle au cours desquelles une conseillère conjugale débutante apporte des situations cliniques dans le souci de cheminer vers une liberté d’écoute dégagée des représentations inconscientes qui peuvent l’entraver.
From craftsmen to laborers: A history of carpet making in Republican China
Authors: Li Yujie 
Published: June 2019

Beijing and Tianjin hand-woven carpets were once a major export item of Republican China. These carpets were mainly bound for the Western markets, especially the United States. In the late Qing dynasty, Chinese carpets found their way into the collections of wealthy connoisseurs and then, increasingly throughout the 1920s, into the homes of America’s rising middle class. This paper shows that by pursuing a strategy of export maximization, the Republican Chinese carpet industry submitted itself to technical standards set by the American market, as well as to the shifting tastes of American homemakers. This resulted in the valorization of knowledge about foreign market and devalorization of traditional Chinese artisanal knowledge. Eventually, entrepreneurs with direct connections to the foreign market came to dominate the carpet production; weavers were reduced to manual laborers.
Why is there no discipline of technology in the social sciences?
Authors: Schatzberg Eric 
Published: June 2019

In this paper, I try to understand why no major field of technology ever emerged in the English-language social sciences, using 19th century anthropology as a case study. According to etymology, technology should refer to a logos, a field of study or discourse, about techne, technical knowledge and practice. Yet no such general field exists. Instead, during first half of the 20th century, the English term technology lost its earlier meaning as a field of study, becoming roughly equivalent to the 19th century term industrial arts. In this sense, technology is clearly a form of human activity that should fall under the purview of the social sciences. But technology does not exist as an established field of study in any social science, even under another name. At the end of the 19th century, however, technology was proposed as one of the core fields in the emerging field of anthropology by John Wesley Powell, one of the founders of the discipline in the United States. Yet Franz Boas, a young German scholar who had recently moved to the United States, argued against this focus on technology, in part because of its links to the dominant evolutionary paradigm, which Boas opposed. Similar stories can be culled from the history of other social sciences, such as economics and sociology. What accounts for this pattern? Although no single explanation suffices, this pattern is rooted in the deeply ingrained prejudice among intellectuals that favors works of the mind over works of the hand, and theory over practice.
Estimation of Malaria Parasite Densities by Different Formulas in Thailand
Authors: Oo Kyaw Swar , Wilairatana Polrat , Tangpuckdee Noppadon , Poovorawan Kittiyod , Krudsood Srivicha , Kano Shigeyuki , Wilairat Nalinrat , Wilairat Pichayapat , Thebpatipat Pimjira 
Published: June 2019

Introduction: Although there are many methods in malaria diagnoses e.g., quatitative buffy coat (QBC), rapid diagnosis tests (RDTs), serological tests and molecular diagnosis methods such as PCR, but microscopy still remains the gold standard for malaria diagnosis. Estimation of malaria parasite density can be carried out by using assumed white blood cells (WBC) and red blood cells (RBC) counts.
Objective: The aims of this study were to determine malaria parasite densities calculated by assumed WBC and RBC counts; and to compare their reliability with absolute WBC and RBC counts.
Methods: The clinical presentations and laboratory findings of specimens collected from 512 uncomplicated falciparum and vivax malaria patients admitted to Hospital for Tropical Diseases, Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand were utilized and analysed for estimation of malaria parasite densities by using different formulas.
Results: Parasite densities calculated by WHO recommended assumed WBC of 8,000 /µL, and assumed RBC counts of 4.7x106-6.1x106 /µL and 4.2x106-5.4x106 /µL for males and females respectively led to overestimation, and resulted in low reliability when compared to the absolute WBC and RBC counts. Parasite densities calculated by assumed WBC of 5,900/µL in thick blood; by assumed RBC of 4.8x106/µL for males and 4.3x106/μL for females in thin blood film respectively gave more precise estimation.
Conclusion: Assumed WBC and RBC counts for calculating malaria parasite densities have to be adjusted to use in Thailand for more precise estimation. Parasite densities calculated by assumed WBC and RBC used in other malaria endemic countries might need further re-evaluation.
Rhodium‐Catalyzed Cascade Annulation of Benzimidates and Nitroalkenes for the Synthesis of Difunctionalized Indenes
Authors: Lv Ningning , Chen Zhengkai , Liu Yue , Liu Zhanxiang , Zhang Yuhong 
Published: June 2019

AbstractA facile and expeditious protocol for the synthesis of difunctionalized indenes from readily available benzimidates and nitroalkenes through rhodium‐catalyzed C−H activation and cyclization is reported here. The transformation exhibits powerful reactivity, tolerates a large number of functional groups, and proceeds in moderate to high yields under an ambient atmosphere, providing a straightforward method to access structurally diverse and valuable difunctionalized indene derivatives.magnified image
Secular trends in adult stature among the Makushi of Guyana in the 20th Century
Authors: Wilson Warren M. , Bulkan Janette , Piperata Barbara A. , Hicks Kathryn 
Published: June 2019

AbstractObjectiveThis study describes secular trends in physical stature, Cormic Index (CI), and body mass index (BMI) of adult Makushi Amerindians born between 1910 and 1980, compares the stature of these Makushi adults to Makushi adults measured in 1921, and provides contextual data to inform the findings.MethodsPearson's correlation was used to assess the relationship between year of birth and physical stature, BMI, and CI for 231 females and 113 males, 20 to 90 years of age measured in 2000 to 2001. Wilcoxon's test was used to compare physical stature of Makushi adults measured in 2000 to 2001 with that of 40 Makushi adults measured in 1921.ResultsAmong Makushi measured in 2000 to 2001, females and males born more recently were taller and had a lower CI but did not differ in BMI relative to their elders. Makushi measured in 2000 to 2001 are significantly taller than those Maksuhi measured in 1921.ConclusionThe increased physical stature of and decreased CI in more recently born Makushi may be explained by a more favorable early life environment possibly due to public health measures and dietary changes. As well, trends in stature may be linked to genetic admixture with African‐Guyanese migrating into the region during this time.
Morphology of the Homo naledi femora from Lesedi
Authors: Walker Christopher S. , Cofran Zachary D. , Grabowski Mark , Marchi Damiano , Cook Rebecca W. , Churchill Steven E. , Tommy Kimberleigh A. , Throckmorton Zachary , Ross Ann H. , Hawks John , Yapuncich Gabriel S. , Van Arsdale Adam P. , Rentzeperis Frederika I. , Berger Lee R. , DeSilva Jeremy M. 
Published: June 2019

AbstractObjectivesThe femoral remains recovered from the Lesedi Chamber are among the most complete South African fossil hominin femora discovered to date and offer new and valuable insights into the anatomy and variation of the bone in Homo naledi. While the femur is one of the best represented postcranial elements in the H. naledi assemblage from the Dinaledi Chamber, the fragmentary and commingled nature of the Dinaledi femoral remains has impeded the assessment of this element in its complete state.Materials and methodsHere we analyze and provide descriptions of three new relatively well‐preserved femoral specimens of H. naledi from the Lesedi Chamber: U.W. 102a‐001, U.W. 102a‐003, and U.W. 102a‐004. These femora are quantitatively and qualitatively compared to multiple extinct hominin femoral specimens, extant hominid taxa, and, where possible, each other.ResultsThe Lesedi femora are morphologically similar to the Dinaledi femora for all overlapping regions, with differences limited to few traits of presently unknown significance. The Lesedi distal femur and mid‐diaphysis preserve anatomy previously unidentified or unconfirmed in the species, including an anteroposteriorly expanded midshaft and anteriorly expanded patellar surface. The hypothesis that the Lesedi femoral sample may represent two individuals is supported.DiscussionThe Lesedi femora increase the range of variation of femoral morphology in H. naledi. Newly described features of the diaphysis and distal femur are either taxonomically uninformative or Homo‐like. Overall, these three new femora are consistent with previous functional interpretations of the H. naledi lower limb as belonging to a species adapted for long distance walking and, possibly, running.
Creation of Well‐Defined “Mid‐Sized” Micropores in Carbon Molecular Sieve Membranes
Authors: Ma Yao , Jue Melinda L. , Zhang Fengyi , Mathias Ronita , Jang Hye Youn , Lively Ryan P. 
Published: June 2019

AbstractCarbon molecular sieve (CMS) membranes are candidates for the separation of organic molecules due to their stability, ability to be scaled at practical form factors, and the avoidance of expensive supports or complex multi‐step fabrication processes. A critical challenge is the creation of “mid‐range” (e.g., 5–9 Å) microstructures that allow for facile permeation of organic solvents and selection between similarly‐sized guest molecules. Here, we create these microstructures via the pyrolysis of a microporous polymer (PIM‐1) under low concentrations of hydrogen gas. The introduction of H2 inhibits aromatization of the decomposing polymer and ultimately results in the creation of a well‐defined bimodal pore network that exhibits an ultramicropore size of 5.1 Å. The H2 assisted CMS dense membranes show a dramatic increase in p‐xylene ideal permeability (≈15 times), with little loss in p‐xylene/o‐xylene selectivity (18.8 vs. 25.0) when compared to PIM‐1 membranes pyrolyzed under a pure argon atmosphere. This approach is successfully extended to hollow fiber membranes operating in organic solvent reverse osmosis mode, highlighting the potential of this approach to be translated from the laboratory to the field.
Atomic‐Scale Insights into Surface Lattice Oxygen Activation at the Spinel/Perovskite interface of Co3O4/La0.3Sr0.7CoO3
Authors: Wang Xiyang , Pan Ziye , Chu Xuefeng , Huang Keke , Cong Yingge , Cao Rui , Sarangi Ritimukta , Li Liping , Li Guangshe , Feng Shouhua 
Published: June 2019

AbstractSurface lattice oxygen in transition‐metal oxides plays a vital role in catalytic processes. Mastering activation of surface lattice oxygen and identifying the activation mechanism are crucial for the development and design of advanced catalysts. A strategy is now developed to create a spinel Co3O4 /perovskite La0.3Sr0.7CoO3 interface by in situ reconstruction of the surface Sr enrichment region in perovskite LSC to activate surface lattice oxygen. XAS and XPS confirm that the regulated chemical interface optimizes the hybridized orbital between Co 3d and O 2p and triggers more electrons in oxygen site of LSC transferred into lattice of Co3O4 , leading to more inactive O2− transformed into active O2−x. Furthermore, the activated Co3O4/LSC exhibits the best catalytic activities for CO oxidation, oxygen evolution, and oxygen reduction. This work would provide a fundamental understanding to explain the activation mechanism of surface oxygen sites.
Using network analysis to identify central eating disorder symptoms among men
Authors: Forrest Lauren N. , Perkins Natalie M. , Lavender Jason M. , Smith April R. 
Published: June 2019

AbstractObjectiveThe network theory of psychopathology has been described as an “innovative framework” that may “transform” clinical psychological science. Several network studies have identified central eating disorder (ED) symptoms, yet studies have been comprised primarily of women. Using two large samples, we constructed ED symptom networks among men to identify central symptoms.MethodParticipants were recruited from three universities and using Amazon's Mechanical Turk. Participants completed the Eating Disorder Examination‐Questionnaire (EDE‐Q), Male Body Attitudes Scale, and Drive for Muscularity Scale. ED symptom networks were jointly estimated among men with (n = 248) and without core ED symptoms (n = 902). Core ED symptoms were defined by (a) scoring above a suggested male EDE‐Q clinical cutoff and (b) reporting symptoms consistent with probable ED diagnoses. Expected influence and predictability (proportion of each node's variance explained by other nodes in the network) were calculated for each node.ResultsShape overvaluation, desiring weight loss, fear of losing control over eating, feeling guilty for missing weight training, and using supplements had the greatest expected influence and predictability. Network structures did not significantly differ between participants with versus without core ED symptoms.DiscussionThe centricity of body dissatisfaction items in the networks supports some components of cognitive behavioral theories of EDs. However, the findings also suggest the importance of muscularity‐ and leanness‐oriented concerns, which have been traditionally neglected from leading ED theories that tend to focus on thinness pursuits as a main driver of body dissatisfaction.