bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Factores que Inciden en el Acceso de los Bachilleres de Manizales a la Educación Superior
Authors: Soto Castañeda Yeisson , Gallego González Natalia Daniela , Bayona Moreno Luz Marina 
Published: November 2024

Este articulo presenta resultados de la investigación titulada "Factores que inciden en el acceso de los bachilleres de Manizales a la Educación Superior", surge a raíz de la desmotivación de los bachilleres por continuar algún tipo de formación técnica o profesional, debido a la ausencia de proyecto de vida, apoyo familiar o desconocimiento en cuanto a oportunidades y posibilidades de acceso a la Educación Superior. Con el objetivo de determinar las causas que inciden en el acceso a la Educación Superior por parte los bachilleres de la Institución Educativa El Japón en Manizales; la investigación comienza con una revisión exhaustiva de estudios previos a nivel internacional, nacional y local, estableciendo las bases teóricas, conceptuales y legales. En su metodología utiliza el enfoque Socio crítico, el modelo de Investigación Acción Participativa; mediante el análisis de entrevistas semiestructuradas realizadas a diferentes estamentos de la comunidad educativa, así como el análisis documental a fuentes del contexto educativo, para analizar el problema en todas sus dimensiones y plantear soluciones desde una perspectiva crítica social, frente a los resultados que emergen de la investigación tales como accesibilidad económica, falta de preparación académica y barreras sociales o culturales que afectan a grupos minoritarios.
On the Role of Noncircular Motions in MaNGA Galaxies. I. Global Properties
Authors: López-Cobá Carlos , Lin Lihwai , Neumann Justus , Bershady Matthew A. 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
Noncircular (NC) motions represent the imprints of nonaxisymmetric structures in galaxies, providing opportunities to study the physical properties of gas departing from circular rotation. In this work, we have conducted a systematic study of the NC motions in a sample of 1624 gas-rich disk galaxies from the Mapping Nearby Galaxies at Apache Point Observatory (or MaNGA) Product Launch-11. By using the Hα velocity as a tracer of the disk rotation, we find indications that the amplitude of the NC motions is related to the stellar mass, with the low-mass and late-type galaxies the most affected. In our sample, we find ratios of NC to circular rotation ranging from 5% to 20%. By implementing harmonic models to include NC motions associated with spiral arms and stellar bars, we find that the rotational curves traced with Hα are barely affected by the NC motions induced by these structures. Consequently, in our sample, we do not find evidence that NC motions contribute to the scatter of the stellar Tully–Fisher relation. Our results suggest that NC motions might have a more localized effect in galaxies rather than a global one.
Coevolution of Giant Molecular Clouds, Filaments, and Clumps as a Function of the Dense Gas Mass Fraction
Authors: Zhang Wenjun , Zhou Jianjun , Esimbek Jarken , Baan Willem , Tang Xindi , Li Dalei , He Yuxin , Wu Gang , Zhou Dongdong , Ma Yingxiu , Tursun Kadirya , Ji Weiguang , Chang Zhengxue , Li Jiasheng , Komesh Toktarkhan 
Published: November 2024

Abstract
We investigate the evolutionary dynamics with archival continuum and line data of 27 giant molecular clouds (GMCs) in the Milky Way, focusing on their influence on star formation. Examining the dense gas mass fraction (DGMF) among the GMCs, we categorize them into low-DGMF (DGMF < 20%), medium-DGMF (20% < DGMF < 60%), and high-DGMF (60% < DGMF) groups. The analysis uncovers systematic trends in the free-fall time, virial parameter, surface density, star formation rate (SFR), SFR per unit area (ΣSFR), and star formation efficiency for dense gas as the DGMF increases within GMCs. We identified 362 filaments and 3623 clumps within the GMCs. Increasing DGMF correlates with higher proportions of star-forming clumps and clumps capable of forming massive stars. Clump properties such as hydrogen number density and surface density increase with DGMF, while the mass and radius decrease. The dust temperature and virial parameters show no significant variation with DGMF. We also observe convergence in the hydrogen number density and dust temperature between star-forming and starless clumps with rising DGMF. Filaments are found to be spatially associated with clumps capable of forming high-mass stars, with those on filaments exhibiting greater mass, radius, hydrogen number density, surface density, and velocity dispersion. Moreover, filaments hosting clumps capable of forming high-mass stars demonstrate larger mass, length, and line mass. In summary, this comprehensive analysis of GMCs, filaments, and clumps supports the notion of a multiscale coevolution process. From GMCs to filaments and subsequently to clumps, the DGMF emerges as a valuable tracer for understanding the evolutionary trajectory of GMCs and the processes governing their development.
New insights into the role of Vouni (Cyprus) in the 5th & 4th centuries BC
Authors: Jablonsky Patty 
Published: November 2024

Since the Swedish Cyprus Expedition conducted excavations between 1928 and 1930, the findings and theories regarding the palace and Vouni complex have faced critical scrutiny. The primary point of contention lies in attempting to reconstruct political history solely from the palace’s architectural layout. Gjerstad and Westholm’s proposed construction phases for the palace, along with subsequent reconstructions, have also come under question. The application of a GIS‑based viewshed analysis yields fresh insights into the potential function of the complex. Considering the brief period of use and the historical-political events in the 5th and 4th centuries BC, the conclusion advanced here is that military use cannot be ruled out for the Palace of Vouni.
Weighing in Cyprus: the function of weighing equipment in Late Bronze Age Cyprus
Authors: De Benedictis Enrico 
Published: November 2024

The Late Bronze Age in the Eastern Mediterranean saw an unprecedented increase in the long-distance contacts between socio-political entities of the area. Textual and material evidence provide a complex picture in which goods, ideas and people were traveling easily. Among the motivations for these contacts between different people and socio-political structures, trade played a prominent role. If we focus on goods, the trade of raw materials was in many cases an obligatory decision given their geographical uneven distribution in and around the Mediterranean area. A good example of this is provided by metals such as silver, gold and copper. In textual evidence is clear that metals were quantified by weighing. In Cyprus usually weighing equipment has been systematically connected to trade of copper. But was it always the case? The present paper, based on the work I presented at the PoCA conference of 2020, tries to assess this issue through a comparative study of weighing equipment found in Agia Irini-Palaeokastro, Enkomi, and Kalavasos-Agios Dimitrios. The results suggest a set of parameters that can contribute to define an interpretation of the context of use of weighing equipment. An interpretation for the weighing equipment found in the study-cases will be also provided. The overall result can contribute to a deeper knowledge of weighing technology and its impact in the Cypriot societies.
Hellenistic and early Roman levels at Idalion: a change of identity?
Authors: Gaber Pamela 
Published: November 2024

Substantial parts of the Idalion city-kingdom site from the first millennium BCE were excavated under the direction of Dr Pamela Gaber from 1987 to 2017. These excavations revealed physical changes in the layout of parts of the ancient city that allow us to identify the cultural change that occurred in the Hellenistic and Roman periods. The American expedition began excavations on the terrace of the eastern acropolis in a sacred grove that later became known as the “Adonis Temenos”, revealing late Hellenistic and early Roman structures just below the topsoil. These structures were oriented more or less N‑S / E‑W. When further excavation reached the underlying Hellenistic, Classical and Archaic levels, it revealed a different orientation. The earlier structures were oriented N‑W / S‑E. Excavations in the Lower City South “City Sanctuary” from 1998 to 2017 revealed a much more marked change in structural orientation. The question of when the transition took place became clear during the 2017 season of excavations in the “City Sanctuary,” Lower City South, revealing continuous occupation from Hellenistic to Roman levels, but a striking shift in orientation towards N‑S / E‑W structures in the 1st century BCE.
L’art gothique et la Renaissance en Chypre by Camille Enlart (1899) and the medieval monuments of Cyprus: the book’s contribution to the preservation of the island’s medieval heritage
Authors: Konstantinidou Danai 
Published: November 2024

In 1899 Camille Enlart’s book L’art gothique et la Renaissance en Chypre was published. In its two volumes, it provided the first thorough study of Cyprus’s Gothic structures and placed them in the context of French architectural history. While the book remains an established reference for scholars of Gothic architecture, its connection to the preservation of Cyprus’s medieval monuments has not been fully explored. This article studies the book’s role during the emergence of the interest for medieval monuments in the beginning of the twentieth century, and examines its continuous role as a catalogue for the selection of structures to be placed under the auspices of the island’s antiquities laws. Drawing from archival sources within the Cyprus State Archives, the National Archives of the UK, and the Archive of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, it seeks to establish the book’s continuous involvement in the creation of Cyprus’s medieval built heritage.
Fabricating modernity: female dress production, typology, and use in rural Cyprus (late 19th-early 20th century)
Authors: Hadjittofi Petroula , Rizopoulou-Egoumenidou Euphrosyne 
Published: November 2024

In modern Cyprological studies, the British Period (1878-1960) is widely acknowledged as crucially important for the advent of modernity. During this period, the radical transformation of Cypriot society was strongly expressed via the emergence and widespread adoption of novel cultural expressions and identities, largely adherent to Western/European lifestyle ideals. Processes of sociocultural change were initially and principally manifested in urban settings and among the middle and upper social classes. Nonetheless, by the dawn of the 20th century rural populations were set on their own path towards modernisation. Unfortunately, the introduction of new lifestyle elements among the wider social strata, the mechanisms involved, and the significance of changing behaviour patterns at the level of self-identification are yet to be fully examined, documented, and interpreted by scholarly research. The present analysis focuses on Greek-Cypriot female rural populations as an understudied segment of Cypriot society and aims to explore the potential of a dress study approach in the examination of British period modernisation processes. Dress comprises one of the strongest, non-verbal self-communicative mechanisms, and as such it is considered as a critical domain for the visual and tangible manifestation, but also the symbolic production and definition of sociocultural change. Drawing on evidence from the examination of extant dress items, oral testimonies, written accounts and visual materials, the current research endeavours to document the evolving female visual identity in late 19th‑early 20th century rural Cyprus; to trace new versus past and enduring elements in rural dress production, typology, and consumption/social use; and to discuss how basic modifications in the image of the clothed and adorned female body reflect identity transformations in rural society.
Tombo da Villa de Cezimbra (1226–1435) e Treslado do Tombo da Villa de Cezimbra (1728)
Authors: Fialho Ana , Rodrigues Fernanda , Cruz Paula 
Published: November 2024

O presente artigo pretende descrever o tratamento realizado em dois livros. O livro raro, conhecido pelo Tombo da Villa de Cezimbra, conjunto documental datado do séc. xv, mandado elaborar pelo Senhor Infante Dom João ao seu Tabelião Fernão Álvares, a quem foram entregues as escrituras existentes na “arca do concelho”, local onde se guardavam os documentos mais importantes da época; e um livro antigo manuscrito, conhecido pelo Treslado do Tombo da Villa de Cezimbra, onde podemos ler toda a informação contida no Tombo da Villa, em “leitura nova”. O principal objectivo da intervenção de preservação, conservação e restauro dos livros é devolver às obras a sua resistência física e estabilidade química, de modo a que eles possam ser manuseados de forma correta. Posteriormente serão acondicionados em caixas isentas de ácido. Este trabalho pretende fundamentalmente contribuir para o conhecimento e divulgação destes tesouros da história sesimbrense. A intervenção foi mínima de modo a manter as obras o mais intactas possível.
Corps à l’écran : court essai sur les mèmes performatifs
Authors: Tanni Valentina 
Published: November 2024

« Bodies on the screen: A short essay on performative memes » explore l’intersection de l’art visuel contemporain et de la culture internet par une analyse des performances mémétiques. En s’intéressant au freezer project, devenu viral, de l’artiste David Horvitz comme un catalyseur, cet article examine les dynamiques de la répétition et de la variation à l’intérieur même du système mémétique, tout en surlignant le rôle des instructions et du corps comme moyen d’expression. En traçant des parallèles avec des pratiques artistiques plus connues, comme les œuvres body-centric de Bruce Nauman et Erwin Wurm, l’article évoque le pouvoir de transformation des mèmes performatifs, ce qui, souvent, brouille la ligne entre art et quotidien. À travers l’étude de cas comme le planking (faire la planche) et d’autres challenges devenus viraux, l’article s’immerge dans le concept de new media idiocy inventé par l’universitaire russe Olga Goriunova, et explore l’émergence des mèmes performatifs sur des plateformes comme TikTok, sur lesquelles le corps humain devient un outil central pour l’expression de soi et la recherche identitaire.
El Risitas: The online and offline itinerary of a meme
Authors: Marcoccia Michel 
Published: November 2024

This article focuses on the genesis and use of the meme El Risitas in the discussion forum Blabla 18-25 ans and addresses four aspects: the use of the meme in the community of forum users, the genesis of the meme, the factors which encouraged the process of memification, and the offline life of the meme. Through this case study, the article proposes an analysis of the journey of a meme, both online and offline.
Les noms des « grands coloniaux » sur la façade ouest du Palais de la Porte Dorée
Authors: Coutard Armand 
Published: November 2024

L’inscription gravée sur la façade ouest du Palais de la Porte Dorée, datant de l’Exposition coloniale de 1931, célèbre les principaux acteurs de la conquête et de l’administration coloniales. De l’époque des croisades au XXe siècle, cette liste chronologique fonctionnait comme un lieu de mémoire à la gloire de l’impérialisme français.
L’évolution des missions et du cadre technique et déontologique des aquariums publics
Authors: Maigret Jacques 
Published: November 2024

Un aquarium répond aujourd’hui à des enjeux de conservation, de présentation pédagogique des animaux aquatiques et de médiation autour de la préservation de leurs écosystèmes. L’histoire de la création de ce type d’institution patrimoniale débute durant la deuxième moitié du XIXe siècle, en lien étroit avec les avancées des sciences et des techniques aquariologiques. Si le développement des aquariums modernes se fonde sur la curiosité du public pour les mondes marins, il bénéficie d’un cadre législatif éprouvé censé garantir des dérives commerciales l’exposition du vivant qu’ils mettent en scène.
L’évolution des lectures du bas-relief du palais des Colonies
Authors: Jarrassé Dominique 
Published: November 2024

Le bas-relief monumental qui orne la façade du palais des Colonies constitue le lieu de mémoire par excellence de l’Exposition coloniale. Réalisée par Alfred Janniot sur le thème imposé des apports économiques des colonies à la France, l’œuvre, mêlant exotisme et inspiration classique, met en valeur une esthétique du divers. Le bas-relief déploie sur plus de mille mètres carrés un ensemble de représentations allégoriques célébrant l’imaginaire de la « plus grande France » promue par le maréchal Lyautey. L’histoire de sa réception engage à réfléchir sur les relations entre l’art et l’entreprise coloniale.
Le musée permanent des Colonies : de l’Exposition coloniale internationale à la collection
Authors: Ligner Sarah 
Published: November 2024

Inauguré en 1931 lors de l’Exposition coloniale internationale à Paris, le musée permanent des Colonies était conçu comme un outil de propagande coloniale. Répartie en deux sections, l’exposition dans ses murs proposait une histoire visuelle de l’impérialisme français et des données sur les actions menées dans les territoires conquis. À l’issue de la manifestation, un nouveau chantier attend cette institution muséale qui connaîtra de nombreuses mues : celui de la constitution d’une collection.
Em nome do sexo, do gênero e da sexualidade: estudo sobre a performance arte Kunyaza de Sue Nhamandu
Authors: Batista Patrícia Giselia 
Published: November 2024

O artigo aborda o estudo da obra Kunyaza (2015), da artista paulista Sue Nhamandu, realizado no campo da História, por meio das Teorias Feministas e Foucaultianas, dos Estudos Culturais, das Relações Sociais e de Gênero. O principal objetivo foi refletir sobre construção histórica de corpos/sujeitos/sexualidade/subjetivações que materializaram na criação, nos efeitos estéticos e políticos na Performance Arte. Além disso, o estudo permitiu estabelecer conexões com o cenário de ataques às artes contemporâneas ocorridas no Brasil, em 2017, entendendo-o entrecortado pelos mesmos vetores históricos de poder, de produção crítica, intertextual, múltipla de identidades de gênero/sexualidade e de resistência.
GEOGRAFIA, CULTURA E EXPERIÊNCIA DE MUNDO
Authors: Silva Cícero Bezerra da 
Published: November 2024

O objetivo do artigo é apresentar reflexões acerca do Lebenswelt e de concepções estruturantes que fundamentam múltiplas leituras de Geografia e cultura na mediação da experiência do ser e do estar no mundo. Trata-se de uma análise de cunho teórico-epistemológico justificada pela crescente necessidade de adensamento de leituras e do olhar para a inserção cultural na Geografia, permitindo-nos o constante movimento do (re)aprender a olhar os espaços vividos e as experiências humanas pela dimensão do ser e do estar no mundo. Dada as análises, argumenta-se que a dimensão do vivido na Geografia permite um olhar mais atento ao universo humano no/com o espaço e isso pode estar aportado em distintas correntes de pensamento a exemplo das abordagens crítica e humanista-cultural. O objeto é humano, os modos de significação do espaço e de produção de suas espacialidades como modos de ser e de estar no mundo.
PLAN ANDALUZ DE SOSTENIBILIDAD ENERGÉTICA. PASENER 2007-2013
Authors: Jiménez Luna Jorge Juan 
Published: November 2024

SUMARIO: 1.- DÓNDE ESTAMOS Y CÓMO HEMOS LLEGADO HASTA AQUÍ - ENERGÍA PRIMARIA Y EVOLUCIÓN - EVOLUCIÓN DEL CONSUMO DE ENERGÍA PRIMARIA EN ANDALUCÍA - CRECIMIENTO ECONÓMICO, EMISIONES Y CONSUMO DE ENERGÍA - EVOLUCIÓN DEL GRADO DE AUTOABASTECIMIENTO ENERGÉTICO - PRODUCCIÓN PARA CONSUMO INTERIOR - EMISIONES GEI. AUMENTO MANTENIDO - ESTRUCTURA DEL CONSUMO DE ENERGÍA FINAL EN ANDALUCÍA - AUGE DEL GAS NATURAL EN ANDALUCÍA - EVOLUCIÓN DEL CONSUMO FINAL DE ENERGÍA ELÉCTRICA. INDICADORES DE CALIDAD DE SUMINISTRO - PUNTAS DE DEMANDA DE ENERGÍA ELÉCTRICA - INDICADORES DE CALIDAD DE SUMINISTRO - EVOLUCI´ÓN DE LA TASA DE AUTOGENERACIÓN ELÉCTRICA 2.- RAZONES PARA UNA NUEVA PLANIFICACIÓN ENERGÉTICA 3.- ¿QUÉ HACEMOS AHORA? 4.- CONCLUSIÓN
Penerapan Model Pembelajaran Kooperatif Tipe STAD dalam Pembelajaran Fiqh di Madrasah Ibtidaiyah
Authors: Setiawan Ajang Santa , Awaludin Mukti , Ferianto Ferianto 
Published: November 2024

This study aims to describe the implementation of STAD cooperative learning model in learning fiqh grade IV in madrasah Ibtidaiyah. The research used a qualitative approach with a case study method involving data collection through interviews, document study and observation. Data analysis used triangulation and research team group discussion. The research was conducted at Madrasah Ibtidaiyah Tarbiyatul Islam 01 Karawang involving teachers and grade IV students. The results of the study showed that the application of the STAD type cooperative learning model provided a number of positive impacts and results, such as increasing social interaction between students, strengthening collaborative skills, and building confidence in communicating and sharing ideas. This model also increases learning motivation, increases class participation, and encourages the development of problem-solving and critical thinking skills through group discussion and collaboration. Despite facing obstacles such as intensive preparation and effective group management, the application of the STAD model in Fiqh learning has a significant positive impact on the quality of learning and student learning outcomes.
Factors that Hinder the Return of the IDPs to their Homes at Marawi’s Most Affected Areas
Authors: Lumna Johary B. 
Published: November 2024

ABSTRACT
This study is designed to investigate the factors hindering the return of the internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Marawi City resulting from the May 2017 Marawi Siege to the most affected area (MAA), revealing the urgent need for holistic solutions that address property ownership, socio-economic challenges, security concerns, administrative hurdles, and psychological trauma. The primary data required in the study were scientifically obtained through the use of the FGD and key informant interview (KII) methods. More specifically, the study findings disclosed that despite the fact that over 86% of Marawi's displaced longing to return home, a multitude of obstacles stand in their way such as inadequate housing, insecure land ownership, limited livelihoods, lingering trauma, and bureaucratic hurdles create a tangled web of challenges. Moreover, the aforementioned findings were further exacerbated by the exclusion of undocumented residents from reconstruction efforts, widening inequalities and stalling progress. To facilitate a smooth return, comprehensive solutions addressing financial constraints, trauma, community rebuilding, and streamlined administrative processes are critical. Only then can Marawi's displaced rebuild their lives and restore their shattered sense of home. Hence, a comprehensive housing plan offering reconstruction support, flexible payment options, and diverse shelter models for non-owners is crucial; exigent empowerment through financial assistance, skills training, and infrastructure development; addressing psychological well-being through culturally sensitive mental health programs; building trust and accountability requires transparency in resource allocation and addressing concerns about bogus beneficiaries and unauthorized demolitions; and collaboration between government agencies, NGOs, and communities empowers IDPs and ensures their voices are heard.