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PENGARUH FAKTOR KEPRIBADIAN WIRAUSAHA TERHADAP INTENSI BERWIRAUSAHA PADA MAHASISWA AKUNTANSI Studi pada mahasiswa Akuntansi Universitas Ahmad Dahlan Yogyakarta
Authors: Barata Budi , Fachrudin Kurniawan Ali 
Published: September 2018

Many studies suggest that personality factors determining the entrepreneurship intentions. On the other hand, entrepreneurship education is one way to increase student entrepreneurship intentions. Another personality factor that can improve student entrepreneurship intention is risk-taking propensity and locus of control. The purpose of this study is to find empirical evidence about the influence of personality factors as seen from education entrepreneurship, risktaking propensity, and locus of control on entrepreneurial intentions of students of the Faculty of Economics of Accounting Studies Program University of Ahmad Dahlan Yogyakarta. The data used are primary data where the sample was taken based on purposive sampling as many as 100 students of Accounting Ahmad Dahlan University Yogyakarta. Regression analysis was used to test research hypotheses with the help of SPSS 16. Research results showed that entrepreneurship education and locus of control affect the entrepreneurial intention, while the trend did not affect the risk-taking entrepreneurial intentions. Based simultaneous test (F test) variables entrepreneurship education, risk taking propensity, locus of control and influence on entrepreneurial intentions.
Ideas and built environments
Authors: Soukup S. J. Paul A. 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
Built environments – in this case, churches – provide a concrete venue to experience media ecology. While many often think of communication media or ideas as the ‘stuff’ of media ecology, architecture also serves as a physical environment, a media environment and a ideational environment. Beginning with Ong’s ‘writing reshapes consciousness’, this pedagogy piece explores how Christian architecture shapes Christian theology. Church buildings offer visual images, aural experience, spatial orientation, verbal and nonverbal human cues and ritual expressions of Christianity. The course described here shows how the location can instruct students in both media ecology and theology.
A genealogy of queerbaiting: Legal codes, production codes, ‘bury your gays’ and ‘The 100 mess’
Authors: Bridges Elizabeth 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
Contemporary queerbaiting is a historically situated phenomenon that in significant ways parallels reactions to nineteenth-century legal-medical discourse on the nature of homosexuality, and the subsequent punishment of it through enforcement of sodomy laws and/or blackmail against (primarily) gay men. In the twentieth century, movie and TV morality codes enacted a parallel dynamic of enforcement and punishment, at first with the banning of any mention of homosexuality altogether. Later, as codes relaxed and homosexuality became visible on-screen, film and TV moved from silencing to punishing, with the tendency kill queer characters or otherwise present them as miserable and morally compromised. The ‘bury your gays’ (BYG) trope, a phenomenon adjacent to queerbaiting, developed out of these decades of the enforcement-punishment dynamic and continues even decades after the codes lost sway. In contemporary television, where queerness is no longer entirely taboo, queerbaiting often gives way to canon queer characters, who are still killed at vastly disproportionate rates compared with their heterosexual counterparts. The fandom of one such character – Lexa, killed off from the American CW network’s series The 100 in March 2016 – brought the dual problems of queerbaiting and BYG into the open via a series of unprecedentedly well-coordinated media actions that have, perhaps, led TV writers to rethink how they present their queer characters in the context of socially aware, interactive audiences.
Historisch-kulturelle Anthropologie
Authors: Wulf Christoph , Kellermann Ingrid 
Published: September 2018

AbstractThe background of the conflict study presented in part II consists of ten transdisciplinary and transcultural anthropological studies based on the paradigm of historical anthropology. On this basis, the “Berlin Ritual and Gesture Study” financed by the German Research Foundation (DFG) was carried out. This 12 years lasting research project examined the role of rituals and gestures in the major fields of socialization “family”, “school”, “peer-group” and “media” in the context of a Berlin inner city primary school. It provided the conceptual and methodological starting point for the exploration of the possible beginning of a mobbing conflict and the difficulties to handle it. In this study, a methodology of ethnography of education was developed which served as basis for the analysis of the mobbing process in Part II.
Mobbing in einer Grundschule?
Authors: Kellermann Ingrid , Wulf Christoph 
Published: September 2018

AbstractThis article reconstructs a conflict arising in a primary school in an inner-city district of Berlin. A pencil case of a newly enrolled girl with a migration background has been hidden. Is it a mobbing act? The teacher feels affected and reacts aggressively. In a longue monologue she collectively holds to account the children. Through her facial expressions, her gestures, her posture, and the prosody of her voice she communicates her moral point of view and her critique of the children. Emphatically she demands not to exclude but to integrate the girl. The interruption of the lesson indicates the importance of the conflict. To avoid the creation of a scapegoat the situation is taken seriously. Committed to the idea of a parenting instruction the teacher wants to secure recognition and appreciation among the children. The question arises if her strong emotional reaction is the adequate way to avoid the exclusion of the girl.
Klassenzimmerchoreographie
Authors: Heller Veronika 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
This article investigates a class room sequence with the methods of dance studies. Hence the teacher’s behaviour is seen as a stage performance. With a main method of dance theory, the Laban Movement Analysis (LMA) teacher’s handling of the classroom space, including body effort and shape, is analysed. Following Daniel Stern’s conceptualisation of forms of vitality I consider the teacher’s behaviour, focusing on the phenomenology and the temporal contour of feelings of anger. In terms of movement, this essay explores the dynamic experience of vitality affects.
Die Wut über den verlorenen Stift
Authors: Bleimling Jasmin , Hamburger Andreas 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
The chapter presents an application of Scenic-Narrative Microanalysis (SNMA) to a videotaped conflict situation in a Berlin primary school. The analysis is limited to the presented video material, not involving any additional information. SNMA uses the video spectators’ reactions as a tool to identify significant moments (Now Moments or Moments of Meeting as defined by Daniel Stern) in the video and to find a consensual hypothesis on the presumed group dynamics of class and teacher that can be linked to the field of attention research in school pedagogy. Necessary adaptations of the SNMA method to documentary video material are discussed.
Momente und ihre Menschen im Zeitzeugen-Interview
Authors: Buchholz Michael B. 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
As shown in my text in Part I of this volume, the Boston theory, Goffman, and some parts of mentalization theory all address the phenomenon of special “moments”. These theories value the role of conversation very differently. Goffman’s theory comprises most; conversation is what makes “moments” possible but “moments” are not the goal of every “talk-in-interaction”. More specified conditions of “moments” will be described with the goal to apply them to a transcribed interviewed with a Holocaust survivor. Conversation analysis in the future will have to develop concepts for what has been termed “noticeable absence” (Harvey Sacks). After analysis of what is said and (interactively) done, there remains the question how to deal with what is silenced.
Die Sprache der Objekte
Authors: Wulf Christoph 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
Material objects play a central role in the development of human beings. The following paper reconstructs their importance in the testimony of a holocaust survivor. Materials play an important role in the formation of the lifeworld. In a concentration camp, they often gain an unexpected existential importance. According to the context clothes, wood, food, earth change their meaning for the detainees. The kind of clothes corresponds with the type of camp and may be an indicator for the chances to survive. In a concentration camp, a piece of wood can either be used to heat a room in extreme cold and contribute to the survival of a detainee or to beat and torture a prisoner. Finally, the materiality of food is experienced as a prerequisite of life; its absence is a threat, its availability a hope for survival.
How to Do (Awkward) Things with Just a Few Words
Authors: Stankovic Biljana , Bleimling Jasmin , Hamburger Andreas 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
The aim of this study was to conduct a Scenic Narrative Microanalysis of a modern dance performance, “Kontakthof” by Pina Bausch, performed by lay dancers over 65 years of age. SNMA analysis consisted of both individual and group sessions with students of the International Psychoanalytic University. The method was successfully applied to artistic material insofar as relevant moments in terms of “Now Moments” and “Moments of Meeting” (Stern 2004) were identified by the raters throughout the dance piece. The selection of moments showed a notable overlap with the results of different and independent methods of analysis presented in this section.
Jugend und Jugendkulturen unter Mediatisierungsbedingungen
Authors: Hugger Kai-Uwe 
Published: September 2018

Zusammenfassung
Der Beitrag argumentiert, dass der gegenwärtig zu beobachtende gesellschaftliche Mediatisierungsschub, der mit den digitalen Medien eng verknüpft ist, zu Entgrenzungen kommunikativen Handelns von Jugend und Jugendkulturen führt. Auf pädagogische Felder, z. B. die Schule, ist in den letzten Jahren der Druck gewachsen, diese sozio-medialen Veränderungen verstärkt zu berücksichtigen. Einer Medienbildung, die Geltung entlang der gesamten Bildungskette hat, geht es dabei prominent um die pädagogische Thematisierung des jugendlichen Medienalltags. Dabei ist der Umgang von Jugendlichen mit privaten Daten im Social Web ein aktuelles Beispiel dafür, dass die Entgrenzungen kommunikativen Handelns auch zunehmend relevant für religionspädagogische Zusammenhänge sind.
Construction of a Supplier Evaluation Model in the Aerospace Sector
Authors: Lin Chin-Tsai , Hung Kuang-Peng , Hu Shu-Hsien 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
The aerospace sector has a demand for high-precision and expensive machine tools that are characterized by a high entry threshold, high risks, and a long payback period. To ensure product quality and the reduction of operating costs, it is imperative that manufacturers in this sector develop an appropriate supplier evaluation and management mechanism for machine tools. Therefore, this study presents a new two-stage supplier evaluation model for the aerospace sector. In the first stage, a hierarchical structure that comprises three evaluation criteria and eleven subcriteria is constructed. In the second stage, suppliers are appraised and selected through the analytic hierarchy process. As exemplified by the purchase of high-precision and expensive machine tools by Taiwan’s Aero Win Technology Corporation (listed in the Taiwan Stock Exchange), this study conducts a feasibility and sensitivity analysis with respect to the supplier evaluation model. The three criteria are ranked in the order of decreasing importance as follows: quality &gt; cost &gt; delivery. The results of this research have useful implications for the evaluation policy of machine tool suppliers in the aerospace sector.
Model Tests and Parametric Analysis on Pore Pressure Response in Silty Clay Seabed under Vertical Caisson Breakwater
Authors: Yan Z. , Zhang H. Q. , Sun X. P. , Yang Z. X. 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
Model tests aimed at investigating the wave-induced pore pressure responses of a silty clay seabed around a vertical caisson breakwater were conducted with a large-scale bespoke wave-breakwater-seabed system. The effects of water depth, wave parameters, and seabed consolidation conditions on oscillatory pore pressure were investigated. The residual pore pressure development against the number of cycles was also examined. The test results indicated that the oscillatory pore pressure was generally greater in the upper part of the seabed around the caisson at a large water depth and peaked at the front of the caisson at a small water depth. The oscillatory pore pressure increased with wave height and generally remained stable with an increasing number of cycles. In addition, the oscillatory pore pressure showed varying degrees of declination in the silty clay underneath the rubble after a pause period. The residual pore pressure observed in most areas of the seabed was concentrated in the silty clay underneath the caisson and increased with the number of cycles. These experimental observations will contribute to a better understanding of pore pressure responses in silty clay seabeds under vertical caissons and may have practical implications.
Reality and Mythology, Convention and Novelty in T. S. Eliot's The Waste Land
Authors: Ziater Walid Ali 
Published: September 2018

Eliot's Waste Land , its implications, sources, his treatment of myth, reality, convention and novelty, has received a huge bulk of criticism among Eliot's scholars whose views of the poem are divided into two categories: positive and negative. This article examines these terms against Eliot's fundamental approaches to an individual work of literature in his "Tradition and Talent" essay and the application of the "objective correlative" when applying criticism to the poem. The article argues that Eliot employed myth, allegory and symbols in a very novel way to connect the past with the present; he could criticize without direction and educate and entertain his readers with host of interpretations applicable to the now and then. Another important key to understand Eliot's Waste Land is that his objective correlative is what links the poem which may look fragmentary, but in fact complete in thought with the help of this technique. By so doing Eliot has gained a statutes among the modernists in the realm of poetry – new modes of writing poetry.
Evaluación de nanoformulaciones en el desarrollo in vitro de hongos fitopatógenos
Authors: Correa-Pacheco Zormy Nacary , Bautista-Baños Silvia , Hernández-López Mónica , Marquina-Valle Miguel Ángel 
Published: September 2018

<p>En el control de microorganismos fitopatógenos, existen nuevas propuestas de nanomateriales que incluyen aquellas con quitosano y aceites esenciales, los cuales puedes aplicarse solo o en nanoformulaciones. Seis aislamientos fúngicos se sometieron a diferentes tratamientos para evaluar su efecto en el crecimiento micelial y germinación de las esporas. Se observó una inhibición total (100%) en la mayoría de los hongos cuando se incubaron en medio nutritivo adicionado con nanopartículas de quitosano con aceite esencial de tomillo al 5%; solamente o en cubiertas nanoestructuradas. Dependiendo del aislamiento, hubo una inhibición notable (50% y 100%) en la germinación con el aceite esencial de tomillo 1%. Cuando los hongos crecieron en los tratamientos individuales, la germinación se retrasó 6 h pero se inhibió completamente cuando se incubaron en las nanoformulaciones. Comparado con el aceite esencial de limón, fue el aceite esencial de tomillo el que proporcionó un control remarcable en los hongos evaluados.</p>
Pengaruh P53 Dan YY1 Terhadap Terjadinya Kanker Serviks
Authors: Wibisono Jacobus Jeno 
Published: September 2018

<p><em>Cervical cancer is one of the most prevalent cancer in the world and caused by Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). The pathogenesis of cancer as whole (50%) is caused by gene mutation. HPV stimulates carcinogenesis on cervix epitel cells by HPV-Encoded viral oncoproteins, E6 and E7, which will inhibit tumor suppressor gene activation, such as p53 gene. HPV-encoded E6 oncoprotein is able to directly attached on p53 causing degeneration via E6-AP-mediated ubiquitination pathway. Moreover, overexpression on YY1 gene has significant role on the progression of HPV on cervical cancer. YY1 inhibits p53 activation dan inhibits apoptosis on cells infected by HPV. Overexpression of YY1 induces reduction of endogenous p53, which will inhibit p53 function as tumor suppressor gene.</em></p><p><strong><em>Keywords: cervical cancer, HPV, P53, YY1</em></strong></p>
Hubungan Antara Panjangnya Waktu Kuliah dengan Tanggung Jawab, Kemandirian, dan Kekuatan Ego mahasiswa di Fakultas Kedokteran
Authors: Pardamean Engelberta 
Published: September 2018

<p>Introduction: Previous studies showed that personality have significant association with the outcome of performance of the students in clerkship. There are three dominance factors of personality such as Ego strength (Es), Responsibility (Re), and Dominance (Do) associated with the length of study of students. This three personality factors will be measured by using MMPI-2 Test. Aim: This study wants to find the mean difference of three factors of personality among the length of study in Faculty of Medicine of University of Pelita Harapan.</p><p>Methods: This was a cross-sectional study by using the secondary data of MMPI-2 test of student from batch 2005-2006. Personality factors of Ego Strength, Responsibility, and Dominance are measure by mean and standard deviation.</p><p>Results: Eighty one students were 27 males and 54 female. From 81 students, 79 persent has finished their medical study within 5.5 years (on time) and 21 persent more than 5.5 years (not on time).Corellation by using spearman test show the significant association of Es with Do (p=0.001 and r=0.357); Es with Re (p=0.001 and r=0.3589). However the Do has no show the significant correlation with Re (p=0.525; r=0.0716). Analysis of t-test show that students who has graduate on time has higher Es (mean=44.12 ± 9.71) than student graduate not on time (mean 42.82 ± 7.97). Score of Do of students has graduate on time (mean 45.85 ± 10) also higher than late graduate group (mean 41.05 ± 8.45) with p=0.0738. However the Responsibility of graduate on time (mean 48.06 ± 11.21) is lower than late graduated students (mean 49.7 ± 9.66).</p><p>Conclusion: Ego strength and Dominance has positive association with the length of study.</p><p><strong><em>Keywords: ego strength, responsibility, dominance, MMPI-2, medical education</em></strong></p>
Aesthetic Expression: Private Psalms
Authors: Watson, Jean 
Published: September 2018

This paper offers “Private Psalms”, as both a mantra and meditation for another way to find our way through the inner passages of caring and healing, helping to reveal deep truths of our shared humanity. This paper also shares some parts of an on-going sacred story resulting from this nurse caring theorist personaVprofessiona1 inner journey of surrendering to a life changing traumatic injuryltragedy (which could not be fixed or cured). In bowing down with humility, to both the pain and the praise of all of life’s lessons, writing “Private Psalms” became a way to reveal caring theory inside out and upside down, helping to mirror the mysteries and miseries, the pain, praise, and joy of life’s blessings and wholeness, in spite of suffering, despair, and loss of eye/I.These “Private Psalms” become “Public Psalms” in that they are everyone’s Psalms, revealing the angst, the sacred, the holiness, and grace and mercy of life, inviting us to breath in the Psalms as we breath out our shared compassion and peace for ourselves, each other, and humanity itself
“The Ideal and Practice Concepts of ‘Professional Nursing Care’”
Authors: Post, Iréne von , Eriksson, Katie 
Published: September 2018

The purpose of this article is to make a determination of the concept ‘professional nursing care’ and to demonstrate its specific features. Through an ontological and contextual determination, caritas emerges as the basic motive, as a prerequisite for ‘professional nursing care’, with its characteristics human love, charity, courage, and human being.Human dignity comes out as the ethos of caritas and as the ethos of professional nursing care, as the ethical basic view. If we exclude ‘human dignity’ from professional nursing care, professional nursing care ceases to be professional.
Use of Medical Countermeasures in Small-Scale Emergency Responses
Authors: Perry Ijeoma A. , Noe Rebecca S. , Stewart Amy 
Published: September 2018

It is well documented that long-standing focus on public health emergency preparedness medical countermeasures (MCMs) distribution and mass dispensing capabilities for mitigation of bioterrorism incidents and a lack of real-world opportunities to test national preparedness for large-scale emergencies has hindered development of a body of evidence-based practices in the United States. To encourage jurisdictions seeking innovative opportunities for continuous improvement, we describe instances when the MCM capabilities were used to address smaller-scale, more-frequent public health emergencies such as disease outbreaks, natural disasters, or routine influenza vaccination. We argue that small-scale events represent a critical opportunity that state, local, tribal, and territorial entities can utilize for greater gains in MCM operational readiness than through exercises or planned reviews. By using and evaluating MCM capabilities during a real response, jurisdictions can advance preparedness science and support the translation of research into practice, thereby increasing their capacity to scale up for larger, rarer, higher-consequence emergencies.
Method for Controlling Temperature Profiles and Water Table Depths in Laboratory Sediment Columns
Authors: Tokunaga Tetsu K. , Kim Yongman , Wan Jiamin , Bill Markus , Conrad Mark , Dong Wenming 
Published: September 2018

Core Ideas
Column experiments simulating subsurface environments require control of temperature profiles.
A 2‐m‐tall laboratory sediment column reproduced vadose zone thermal and hydraulic conditions.
Measured CO2 profiles show the importance of microbial respiration below the root zone.
Transport from the soil surface to groundwater is commonly mediated through deeper portions of the vadose zone and capillary fringe, where variations in temperature and water saturation strongly influence biogeochemical processes. This technical note describes a sediment column design that allows laboratory simulation of thermal and hydrologic conditions found in many field settings. Temperature control is particularly important because room temperature is not representative of most subsurface environments. A 2.0‐m‐tall column was capable of simulating profiles with temperatures ranging from 3 to 22°C, encompassing the full range of seasonal temperature variation observed in the deep vadose zone and capillary fringe of a semiarid floodplain in western Colorado. The water table was varied within the lower 0.8‐m section of the column, and profiles of water content and matric potential were measured. Vadose zone CO2 collected from depth‐distributed gas samplers under representative seasonal conditions reflected the influences of temperature and water table depth on microbial respiration. Thus, realistic subsurface biogeochemical dynamics can be simulated in the laboratory through establishing column profiles that represent seasonal thermal and hydrologic conditions.