bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
(Re)construyendo el patrimonio cultural: de muelle portuario a paseo turístico-recreativo
Authors: Pinassi Carlos Andrés , Silenzi Débora Virginia 
Published: September 2019

Ingeniero White, localizado en el sudoeste bonaerense (Argentina), surge como nodo ferroportuario en el contexto del Modelo Agroexportador. Producto del devenir espacio-temporal se identifican una serie construcciones vinculadas al ferrocarril y el puerto. Actualmente, se lleva a cabo un concurso de ideas para poner en valor uno de los antiguos muelles de esta área. En este contexto, el objetivo de la investigación consiste en analizar desde una mirada crítica la propuesta de refuncionalización del antiguo muelle de elevadores en la localidad, los actores sociales implicados y los discursos asociados en torno a la (re) construcción de este lugar como sitio patrimonial, turístico y recreativo. A partir de un enfoque de investigación de carácter cualitativo, basado en el análisis de documentos y en entrevistas a informantes clave, se evidencia la configuración de un discurso por parte de los agentes dominantes, estructurado a través de la participación ciudadana y de una noción integral del patrimonio cultural, que queda plasmado en los instrumentos de planificación, pero que en la realidad se desvanece.
Palabras clave: Patrimonio cultural; Discursos patrimoniales y turísticos; Muelle de elevadores; Ingeniero White.
Fantasies of Forgetting Our Mother Tongue
Authors: Aumiller Rachel 
Published: September 2019

ABSTRACT
From Augustine's drive toward an imaginary time before speech to Marx's drive toward an imaginary time after speech as we know it, we learn that we are always already bound by our mother tongue. When Derrida turns to both Augustine and Marx to repeat the fantasy of escaping the mother tongue, he makes explicit the intertwined fantasy of escaping the mother's touch. I explore the theological and political underpinnings of twentieth-century psychoanalytic framings of the touch of language upon our skin, leading to Derrida's specific fantasy of the lick of the mother tongue.
“One Does Not Write for Slaves”: Wynter, Sartre, and the Poetic Phenomenology of Invention
Authors: Paris William Michael 
Published: September 2019

ABSTRACT
This article interrogates how Sylvia Wynter and Jean-Paul Sartre phenomenologically describe the relationship between freedom and invention. It is argued that from both thinkers a poetic phenomenology of invention can be derived. But the difference between Wynter and Sartre is that Sartre presupposes that literature can only be addressed to already “free” subjects who must take responsibility for their freedom in order to combat alienation. Thus, Sartre claims, “One does not write for slaves.” What is left undertheorized is the epistemic content of “freedom.” In contrast, Wynter reads the Black Aesthetics movement as providing an example of how literature must be addressed to those who are not free. In doing so they can invent new understandings of what it means to be free. The question of whether freedom precedes invention, à la Sartre, or invention must precede freedom, as Wynter claims, will affect how one conceptualizes subjectivity and liberation.
Intersubjectivity and Self-awareness in Husserl and Patočka
Authors: Čapek Jakub 
Published: September 2019

ABSTRACT
Some phenomenological accounts of intersubjectivity, from Husserl to Zahavi, argue that self-awareness precedes our understanding of others. The account of intersubjectivity developed by Jan Patočka embraces the opposite claim: it is through the other that self-awareness is possible. This essay deals with Patočka's reading of the Husserlian appresentation as appresentation of myself in the other. Having reconstructed the systematic background of Patočka's claim that our self-awareness passes through the other, I conclude by reconsidering the question of the primacy of self-awareness over intersubjectivity.
The Failure of Judgment: Disgust in Arendt's Theory of Political Judgment
Authors: Aavitsland Vilde Lid 
Published: September 2019

ABSTRACTHannah Arendt, the twentieth century's great theorist of political judgment, was also infamous for her own political judgments. Most notably, her essay “Reflections on Little Rock” sparked massive criticisms, accusing Arendt for holding racist views. Rather than rejecting Arendt's theory of judgment on this basis, this article argues that her theory makes it possible to theorize the immanent possibility of a failure of judgment. By developing the role of disgust on both the sensuous and reflective level of political judgment, we can account for the failure of political judgment along, for example, racial and gendered lines.
The M8.8 Chile earthquake, 27 February 2010
Authors: Cowan Hugh , Beattie Graeme , Hill Katherine , Evans Noel , McGhie Craig , Gibson Gary , Lawrance Graeme , Hamilton John , Allan Penny , Bryant Martin , Davis Mike , Hyland Clark , Oyarzo-Vera Claudio , Quintana-Gallo Patricio , Smith Peter 
Published: September 2019

The largest earthquake of 2010 by magnitude (MW8.8), and the subject of this article, struck south-central Chile in the early hours of 27 February 2010. The earthquake was a “mega-thrust” event, involving the rupture of a section of the Nazca-South American plate boundary, where the Nazca plate dips at a shallow angle beneath the Pacific margin of South America.
Understanding this event and its effects, including tsunami is of particular significance to urban centres that share close proximity to “subduction zones”. These include Seattle, Vancouver, Tokyo and Wellington, together with smaller New Zealand towns of the eastern North Island and upper South Island. The tectonic setting of south-central Chile has similarities to the East Coast of the North Island, and the modern built environment of Chile shares attributes with New Zealand. However, New Zealand has not experienced a large subduction earthquake in the North Island region in at least 200 years, so an understanding of the Chile event and its impact is important for bench-marking of local practices and building resilience.
This report summarises the observations of the NZSEE/EQC teams, supplemented by media updates on the Chilean reconstruction experience one year after the earthquake.
O brincar de crianças e suas famílias como alternativa de cuidado à saúde mental infantil
Authors: Bustamante Vania , Oliveira Rosângela Santos 
Published: September 2019

Trata-se de um relato de experiência sobre o “Brincando em Família”, projeto de extensão da Universidade Federal da Bahia, que oferece atendimento psicológico em grupo e pode ser livremente frequentado por crianças e suas famílias. O Projeto se sustenta na discussão sobre políticas e práticas de saúde mental infantil e na teoria psicanalítica, particularmente nas contribuições de Winnicott e na perspectiva de Holmes sobre a acolhida. Com base no relato do cuidado oferecido a alguns frequentadores, mostra-se que a acolhida a crianças e suas famílias – envolvendo a oferta de um espaço para brincar e a presença atenta da equipe – propicia avanços terapêuticos e ao mesmo tempo fortalece a autonomia dos sujeitos. Destaca-se o potencial do Projeto na promoção da saúde e desenvolvimento infantil, detecção precoce e tratamento, recebendo encaminhamentos de diversos setores (educação, assistência social, atenção básica), tornando-se assim um serviço importante em uma rede de atenção psicossocial.
Sobre a religião universal em Vivekananda
Authors: Decock Diana Chao 
Published: September 2019

Este artigo analisa o conceito de religião universal em Vivekananda. No Parlamento Mundial das Religiões, o pensador indiano apresenta o hinduísmo e uma fonte teórica para embasar o pluralismo religioso. Ao percorrer suas principais palestras nos Estados Unidos e na Europa, demonstrar-se-á como Vivekananda concebe a religião universal sob a óptica da filosofia Vedānta.
O PAPEL DA AFETIVIDADE NO ENSINO DE FILOSOFIA: UM ESTUDO A PARTIR DE MARTIN HEIDEGGER A MICHEL HENRY
Authors: Maciel Diego 
Published: September 2019

Resumo: Este artigo objetiva apresentar e ressaltar a importância da afetividade no ensino de filosofia. O estudo acerca da afetividade surge devido à necessidade de explorar os campos férteis do afeto, relacionados ao ser no mundo, o que vai nos exigir, em primeira instância, que seja feita uma fundamentação teórica de tal questão, a saber, a visão da “afetividade” em autores tradicionais da filosofia. Desta forma, nos utilizamos de dois autores os quais vão servir de base sólida para a pesquisa. São eles Martin Heidegger e Michel Henry. Neste sentido, através do termo Dasein, trazido à tona por Heidegger, passamos a analisar o ser no mundo; segundo o filosofo, o Dasein, no mundo, será o principal meio de acesso à afetividade, pois o Dasein “ser-aí” se envolve com o mundo através das disposições emotivas as quais o tornam capazes de sentir, criar e desejar. Já Michel Henry pretende dar um salto a mais neste proposito afetivo e engrandece a discussão, ao passo que ele apresenta a fenomenologia da vida. Neste sentido, sua proposta é apresentar a vida como meio de aceso a todas as coisas, através da auto-afectação, levando, desta forma, a existência humana como uma experiência junto do mundo. Tanto Heidegger quanto Michel Henry pretendem demostrar que a afetividade está relacionada com o ser, o que demostra e afirma que as relações de afeto denominam o modo do ser “ser” no mundo. Isso nos leva a ressaltar sua importância para o ensino de filosofia, onde se faz necessária sua inserção e desenvolvimento na grade curricular, onde ela possa se sobressair em relação à maneira tradicional de ser apresentada, dando um novo sentido ao ensino, pautado nas necessidades dos alunos. Palavras-chave: Afetividade; Filosofia; Vida; Ser.
Determinan Sosial Ekonomi Kepemilikan Jaminan Kecelakaan Kerja pada Tenaga Kerja Informal di Indonesia: Analisis Data SUSENAS 2017
Authors: On Madya Sri Denti , Nurwahyuni Atik 
Published: September 2019

AbstrakJumlah tenaga kerja informal lebih banyak dibandingkan dengan tenaga kerja formal di Indonesia. Cakupan kepemilikan jaminan kecelakaan kerja masih sangat rendah sedangkan angka kecelakaan kerja masih cenderung tinggi. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui determinan sosial ekonomi kepemilikan jaminan kecelakaan kerja pada tenaga kerja informal di Indonesia. Penelitian ini menggunakan desain studi cross sectional dengan analisis bivariat dengan metode maximum likelihood dengan model logit. Data yang digunakan adalah Data Susenas (Survei Sosial Ekonomi Nasional) tahun 2017 diolah menggunakan stata dengan uji regresi logistic/logit serta dianalisis dengan pendekatan model ekonometri. Variabel yang diamati yaitu, umur, jenis kelamin, status pernikahan, keluhan kesehatan, pendidikan, wilayah dan sosial ekonomi/pendapatan tenaga kerja informal. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan adanya hubungan antara wilayah (p =0,0005), umur (p=0,0005), jenis kelamin (p=0,0005), status pernikahan (p=0,001), pendidikan (p=0,0005), dan sosial ekonomi/pendapatan (p=0,0005) tenaga kerja informal terhadap kepemilikan jaminan kecelakaan kerja di Indonesia. Dengan model ekonometri diketahui faktor yang paling berpengaruh terhadap kepemilikan jaminan kecelakaan kerja pada tenaga kerja sektor informal yaitu karakteristik tenaga kerja informal terdiri dari pendidikan (OR 1,94), Umur (OR 1,09), wilayah (OR 1,71) dan pendapatan (OR 1,79). AbstractThe number of informal workers is higher than the formal workforce in Indonesia. The coverage of working accident protection is still very low while the work accident rate still tends to be high. This study aims to determine the socio-economic determinants of employ-ment accident insurance ownership in informal workers in Indonesia. This study used a cross sectional study design with bivariate analysis using the estimation method of maximum likelihood. The Susenas Data (National Socio-Economic Survey) in 2017 is ana-lyzed using logistic/logit regression. The variables observed were age, sex, marital status, health, education, regional complaints, and socio-economic/informal labor income. The results of the study indicated a relationship between region (p=0,0005), age (p=0,0005), sex (p=0,0005), marital status (p=0,001), education (p=0,0005), and socio-economic/income (p=0,0005) in informal labor on em-ployement accident insurance ownership in Indonesia. The econometric model show that the factors that most influence the owner-ship of work accident insurance in the informal sector workforce are informal labor characteristics consisting of education (OR 1.94), Age (OR 1.09), region (OR 1.71), and income (OR 1.79).
Physician Burnout and Associated Factors: Orthopaedics vs Anesthesia
Authors: Reynolds John , Wiekrykas Bradley , V. Ramsey Frederick , Haydel Christopher , Gonzalez Meera 
Published: September 2019

Background: Physician burnout has garnered increased attention in recent studies. It is attributed to the intrinsic stresses of medical practice and affects the quality of patient care. Previous studies have reported roughly half of orthopedic surgery and anesthesiology faculty and residents suffer symptoms of burnout.
Objective: The purpose of this study is to determine if there is a significant difference in burnout rates among orthopedic surgeons and anesthesiologists, between faculty and residents in both specialties, and possible associated factors that may predispose participants to experience burnout.
Methods: Data was gathered using the Maslach Burnout inventory survey (42 questions), which was distributed during the spring/summer of 2017 to orthopaedic surgery and anesthesiology residents and attending physicians, anesthesiology residents, orthopedic surgery faculty, and orthopedic surgery residents from various programs in the northeastern United States.
Results: Survey Response rate was 238/666 = 38% response. As compared to attendings, residents scored: worse on Emotional Exhaustion; worse on Depersonalization and worse on Personal Accomplishment. When comparing specialties; for Emotional Exhaustion, Orthopaedic surgery scored better as compared with Anesthesiology. On Personal Accomplishment, Orthopaedic surgery scored better as compared with Anesthesiology. Residents had higher levels of burnout compared to attendings. Regarding specialty, Orthopaedic surgery scored significantly lower with regard to Emotional Exhaustion and Personal Accomplishment. It was also discovered that Orthopaedic surgeons overall have more social events, and more residents have mentors.
Conclusion: Residents consistently demonstrated higher levels of burnout than attendings in both anesthesiology and orthopaedic surgery. Having a mentor and more interdepartmental social events may protect against burnout.
Literature Review of Traditional Siddha Diagnostic Method of Manikkadai Nool
Authors: Raveendran Rakulini , Rajarajeshwari A. , Victoria S. 
Published: September 2019

Introduction: Siddha Medicine is a system of traditional medicine originating in ancient Tamil Nadu in South India and Sri Lanka. Traditionally, it is taught that the siddhars laid the foundation for this system of medicine. Siddha system has a unique diagnostic method to identify the diseases and their causes. Manikkadai nool is one of the diagnostic tool. It is explained in the Agasthiyar Soodamani Kajiru Soothiram by Saint Veadammamuni in Pathinen Siddhar Naadi Nool.
Aim: The primary aim of this study was to do a literature review and documentation of traditional siddha diagnostic method of Manikkadai Nool.
Study Setting: Government Siddha Medical College, Palayamkottai from March to August 2019.
Methodology: It is a review of relevant literatures on traditional siddha diagnostic method of manikkadai nool. Data for the literature review were collected from related literatures and websites. Collected data were processed and statistically analyzed by a simple statistical method using Microsoft Excel.
Results and Discussion: Manikkadai Nool is a parameter to diagnose the state of disease by measuring the circumference of the wrist by means of a thread and then dividing the measured circumference with the patient’s finger. By this measurement the disease can be diagnosed. When the Manikkadai nool is 11 finger breadth (fbs), the person will be stout and he/she will live a healthy life for many years. When the Manikkadai nool measures from 4 to 6, it indicates bad prognosis of disease and the severity of the illness will be high and it leads to death. One of the research articles said that the cardiac diseases and uterine fibroids had a more predilection than other diseases of Manikkadai Nool measure falling in the fringe range of 10-10.75 finger breadths.
Conclusion: This literature review provides useful documented evidence on the siddha diagnostic methods of Manikkadai Nool. However, there is need to more clinical studies to validate the measurements.
Comparative Efficacy of Different Brands of Baker’s Yeast Used in Bread Production in Jos Metropolis, Nigeria
Authors: Onaji A. I. , Agbo B. E. , Asiru R. A. , Amapu Tarfena, Yoila 
Published: September 2019

Consumption of bread and other baked aerated wheat flour products has spurred the needs to determine the leavening ability of different brands of baker’s yeast used in bread production. In this study we assessed the leaving ability of different brands of baker’s yeast in production of quality bread and the flour used in baking test was Dangote flour. Seven brands of different commercial baker’s yeast were collected from the 13 different brands sold in Jos market. These brands includes: Angel instant active dry yeast (ANGY), Saf-instant active dry yeast (SAFY), Food mont instant active dry yeast (FOMY), Pasha instant active dry yeast (PASY), STK- Royal active dry yeast (ROYA), Vahine active dry yeast (VAHY) and Fermipan active dry yeast (FEMY). The results of the viability tests for the different brands of active dry yeast indicated that six out of the seven brands were 100% viable while one had only one dead cell. Statistical analysis (one-sample-t- test) revealed that there was significant different among the different brands of yeasts used (p<0.05), however ANGY had the highest performance viability (p<0.002) and PASY had the least (p<0.039) as shown in Table 3 in appendix. The result of the pH variation as function of time at 260C shows steady decrease in pH values of all the different brands of yeast suspension. Using regression analysis, pH at 150 minutes contribute 96 percent to the leavening ability of different brands of baker’s yeast used in bread production and 30 minutes contribute the lowest 9.1 percent as shown in the Table 4 in the appendix. It was concluded that all the seven brands of baker’s yeast tested were suitable for use in bread production when compared with the standard.
Did you wash your hands? Evaluating memory for objects touched by healthy individuals and individuals with contagious and noncontagious diseases
Authors: Gretz Matthew R. , Huff Mark J. 
Published: September 2019

SummaryPrior research suggests that individuals recruit a disease‐avoidance system designed to avoid sources of illness through threat detection and memory. Our study evaluated whether disease‐related memory benefits reflect the distinctive/salient nature of a diseased state versus the infectious nature of a disease by comparing memory for objects touched by healthy individuals or those with a contagious or noncontagious disease. Participants studied videos depicting an actor interacting with objects in which the actor was described as diagnosed with influenza, an infectious disease, cancer, a noninfectious disease, or was healthy, followed by free‐recall and source‐recognition tests. Correct recall and source recognition were greater overall for touched versus nontouched items, but source recognition was particularly elevated for items touched by the infectious influenza actor. Further, touched‐item recognition was positively related to participants' assessed germ aversion—supplemental evidence that disease concerns may facilitate source recollections for touched objects.
An enhanced state estimation for linear parabolic PDE systems with mobile sensors
Authors: Wu Huai‐Ning , Zhang Xiao‐Wei 
Published: September 2019

SummaryThis paper studies an enhanced
state estimation problem of distributed parameter processes modeled by a linear parabolic partial differential equation using mobile sensors. The proposed estimation scheme contains a state estimator and the guidance of mobile sensors, where the spatial domain is decomposed into multiple subdomains according to the number of sensors and each sensor is capable of moving within the respective subdomain. The state estimator is desired to make the state estimation error system exponentially stable while providing an
performance bound. The mobile sensor guidance is used to enhance the transient performance of the error system. By the Lyapunov direct technique, an integrated design of state estimator and mobile sensor guidance laws is developed in the form of bilinear matrix inequalities (BMIs) to meet the desired design objectives. Moreover, to make the
performance bound as small as possible, a suboptimal enhanced
state estimation problem is formulated as a BMI optimization one, which can be solved via an iterative linear matrix inequality algorithm. Finally, numerical simulations are given to show the effectiveness of the proposed method.
Chromatic Compositions: Design Dissonance and the Aesthetic of Fusion
Authors: Jackowski Nannette , de Ostos Ricardo 
Published: September 2019

AbstractThe approach to beauty of London‐based experimental architectural studio NaJa & deOstos is to explore traditional cultures and technological digital environments. Co‐founders Ricardo de Ostos and Nannette Jackowski, who also lead Intermediate Unit 3 at the Architectural Association School of Architecture, here discuss how architectural language and its representation both reference and challenge cultural contexts.
Beauty as Ecological Intelligence: Bio‐digital Aesthetics as a Value System of Post‐Anthropocene Architecture
Authors: Pasquero Claudia , Poletto Marco 
Published: September 2019

AbstractBy incorporating living micro‐organisms within architecture, London‐based ecoLogicStudio have found ways to read their evolving appearance as a measure of environmental value. Practice partners Claudia Pasquero and Marco Poletto combine this approach with digital techniques to create arresting architectural assimilations of the organic and the inorganic that celebrate the beauty of non‐human intelligence.
A Specific Theory of Models: The Posthuman Beauty of Weird Scales, Snowglobes and Supercomponents
Authors: Wiscombe Tom 
Published: September 2019

AbstractLos Angeles‐based architect Tom Wiscombe describes some of the methods his internationally renowned practice uses to create architecture. He introduces us to his infatuation with toys and models, and his notions of ‘model ontology’ and the strange morphology of model parts, their boxes and diverse scales and jointing that inform his studio's architectural lexicon.
Ambiguous, Bipolar Beauty: And Similarly Agile and Fragile Post‐Digital Practices
Authors: Colletti Marjan 
Published: September 2019

AbstractArchitect and educator Marjan Colletti considers beauty in what he calls the ‘fourth Industrial Revolution’ – the post‐digital age. He begins with an ode to Beauty and continues in an autobiographical mode blending fact and personal experience. At points he evokes chimeras, myths and the South Tyrolean landscape; at others he describes aesthetic arousal in art and architecture as well as its power to scare – all in search of a personal beauty.
Deep Immediacy: Programming Beauty
Authors: Rutzinger Stefan , Schinegger Kristina 
Published: September 2019

AbstractWhere might we find post‐digital beauty? Stefan Rutzinger and Kristina Schinegger, architectural teachers and founding principals of Vienna‐based soma architecture, argue that in an era where big data sets and artificial intelligence software assistants are taking the grunt work out of architectural production, notions of beauty and function need to be reworked and re‐established.