bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Caregiver or Playmate? Fathers’ and mothers’ brain responses to ball-play with children
Authors: Açıl Dorukhan , Puhlmann Lara M. C. , White Lars O. , Vrticka Pascal 
Published: December 2024

AbstractParents and children often engage in joint play—a domain where mothers and fathers are thought to exhibit disparate behaviors and impact child development via distinct mechanisms. However, little is known about the neural substrates of mother-child and father-child play. In this fMRI study, we sampled the brain activation of parents of preschoolers (N = 88) during a novel event-related adaptation of the virtual ball-tossing game “Cyberball.” Mothers (N = 40) and fathers (N = 48) played “Cyberball” ostensibly with their own and an unrelated child, who consecutively included, excluded, and reincluded parents. We found that overall, exclusion yielded comparable neural activations in mothers and fathers associated with mentalizing, saliency, and emotion processing. We also observed a parent gender effect in several brain areas. While mothers exhibited increased reward- and attention-related activity during inclusion, fathers displayed increased mentalizing-related activity during exclusion. Furthermore, we tested parents’ response to reinclusion, which revealed a selective decrease in reward-related activity. Finally, exploratory analyses showed that parental involvement was positively correlated with parental brain activity within attention- and mentalizing-related areas during inclusion, as opposed to other game phases, and that an anxious parenting style was associated with increased neural sensitivity for game events involving their own child. Overall, our study elucidates the common and distinct neural networks that mothers and fathers engage during play interactions with their children, supporting theories that postulate only a partial differentiation of paternal and maternal parenting systems.
Spatially Resolved Stellar Populations of z = 3–6 Lyα-emitting Galaxies with CEERS JWST NIRCam Imaging
Authors: Rahman Turaba , Jung Intae , Abdurro’uf  , Ferguson Henry C. , Pacucci Fabio , Hathi Nimish P. , Koekemoer Anton M. 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
We conduct spatially resolved spectral energy distribution (SED) fitting of 46 spectroscopically confirmed Lyα emitting galaxies at 3.5 < z < 6.5 using JWST NIRCam imaging data from the Extended Groth Strip field. Using PIXEDFIT for resolved photometry and SED fitting, we derive radial trends of star formation rate (SFR), surface stellar mass density, specific SFR (sSFR), stellar age, dust attenuation (A

V
), and metallicity. Our analysis reveals that galaxies below the star-forming main sequence (SFMS) display lower central sSFR and older stellar ages compared to those on/above the SFMS, aligning with the picture of inside-out quenching scenario. These findings provide hints into the physical properties and the structural evolution of high-redshift Lyα emitters in the early universe.
Politics, Poetry and Performance at a Time of Surveillance: (In)secure Home(land)s in Laurie Anderson’s Multimedia Art Work
Authors: Araújo Susana 
Published: December 2024

Abstract: This article discusses three recent and related works by Laurie Anderson. It starts by looking at her Dirtday! multimedia performance (2012) in Torres Novas, Portugal and goes on to examine how that performance drew on themes explored in her album Homeland (2010) and anticipated some of the concerns conveyed in her film Heart of a Dog (2015). By parodying mediatic and political language, these works create something that is not only a critique or a satire of US politics but is also a performative poetical reflection that dilutes images of home and nation, public and private spheres to explore ideas of loss and the impact of the “War on Terror.”In many of the tracks of Homeland, Laurie Anderson deepens her voice by means of an octaver, assuming an “audio drag” to recreate what she called the “voice of Authority” of earlier performances. She creates a male alter ego, Fenway Bergamot, whose voice allows us to explore the twists and turns of the US psyche as something at once sinister yet sometimes eerily dreamy – a collective conscience at odds with national mythologies. This speculative performance creates an interesting dialogue with Anderson’s film Heart of a Dog, a poetic video-essay about possibilities of mourning. The film was made after the deaths of Lou Reed and their dog, Lolabelle – two sources of personal grief presented against a wider sense of social and political loss, felt after 9/11. Through the perspective of Lolabelle, the film often takes on a non-human perspective, inviting the viewer to think about the conditions of living under constant surveillance. Slogans of the Department of Homeland Security’s campaigns are used by Anderson to mock the inhumanity of securitarian discourse which is also explored visually. Alongside the film’s visual collages, a decisive poetic element of Heart of a Dog can be traced to its word-sound performativity: 75 minutes of the film were released as a spoken-word record, revealing Anderson’s personal and political poetry.
Oralités polymorphes dans le slam camerounais francophone
Authors: Amanguene Ambiana Cynthia 
Published: December 2024

Résumé : Cet article interroge le caractère oral du slam camerounais, et les rapports de cette pratique artistique polymorphe avec d’autres scènes slam d’Afrique francophone. À partir des performances scéniques et des textes écrits de quelques slameurs et slameuses camerounais actuels, nous réfléchirons aux questions suivantes : comment ces protagonistes assurent-ils le lien ou le passage entre oralité, performance et écriture ? Quelles sont les marques orales et performatives que l’on retrouve dans les textes de slam publiés ? Enfin quel est le degré de proximité ou d’affinité entre le slam camerounais et les autres slams de la région Afrique francophone ? La démarche qui guide cette étude comparatiste est l’approche intermédiale développée par Jürgen Müller. Nous analyserons d’abord les relations entre des formes médiatiques distinctes, avant de montrer de quelle manière les slameurs et slameuses camerounais francophones mettent en corrélation oralité, performance et écriture. Enfin nous examinerons les convergences historiques et actuelles entre le slam camerounais et les autres slams d’Afrique francophone.
Poésie sur YouTube : vidéopoésie en Amérique latine
Authors: Schmitter Gianna 
Published: December 2024

Résumé : Cet article s’intéresse à Lyricalwave, liste de diffusion YouTube de 85 vidéopoèmes de poètes latino-américains établie par le jeune poète péruvien Roberto Valdivia. Comment les poètes font de la poésie dans ou avec un vidéoclip ? Quelle place occupe le corps du ou de la poète dans les vidéoclips ? Mais aussi, quelles ressources intermédiales est-il possible de détecter dans la vidéo ? Étant donnée la proximité du format du vidéopoème et celui du vidéoclip MTV, nous travaillerons à partir d’une taxonomie des vidéoclips MTV proposée par les chercheurs Dow et Uribe-Jonbloed. Pour les vidéoclips narratifs, ils proposent trois formes de présence de l’artiste : une ou un interprète absolu, partiel ou absent. Il est possible de transposer partiellement ces catégories à notre corpus tout en les ouvrant vers d’autres influences provenant du cinéma et de la culture internet, comme nous le démontrerons grâce à l’analyse des vidéopoèmes « Los eternos » du poète uruguayen Agustín Lucas, « Yo no soy Enrique Verástegui » de la poète péruvienne Lisa Carrasco et « YNACYT » du poète chilien Camilo Norambuena.
Audio-livre / En haut & en bas bien des fois
Authors: Forte Cristian 
Published: December 2024

Résumé : En haut et en bas bien des fois (Hacia arriba y hacia abajo muchas veces en espagnol original) est un projet d’art sonore en format audio-livre, qui combine des pratiques performatives avec la poésie et la littérature.Cette œuvre a été composée, conçue et manufacturée par Cristian Forte. Il s’agit d’une édition limitée de 50 livres et audiocassettes. La traduction en français a été réalisée par Léonce W. Lupette.En haut et en bas bien des fois est la compilation d’enregistrements sonores/oraux produits et traités à Buenos Aires, structurée sur la composition de formes narratives non linéaires.Le support imprimé formalise le processus performatif du déplacement et de l’écoute dans la ville, synthétisé dans un document graphique aux caractéristiques hybrides qui peut être abordé comme un guide technique, une transcription invraisemblable ou un journal poétique.
Maté, vitrine de modernité
Authors: Diant Émilie 
Published: December 2024

Qu’est-ce qui se dissimule derrière les photos, mondialement connues, du footballeur Lionel Messi sirotant un maté au milieu d’un entraînement ou au lendemain d’un match ? Comment l’infusion de yerba mate, traditionnellement bue dans une calebasse à l’aide d’une bombilla, est-elle devenue un stéréotype de l’identité argentine ? C’est ce qu’explore Émilie Diant dans cet ouvrage qui propose une histoire politique et culturelle du maté entre les deux guerres mondiales.Longtemps méprisée et reléguée au rang de coutume barbare, cette boisson se voit associée à de nouvelles représentations dans les années 1920 et 1930. À l’heure de la consolidation des cultures de masse, la publicité diffusée par les principales entreprises productrices, dans la presse et les revues illustrées, érige alors les buveurs de maté en figures de la modernité et contribue de manière décisive à la fabrique de nouveaux imaginaires nationaux.
Des juifs attachés à la glèbe de leur seigneur ? Pour une relecture de la « législation » capétienne, 1223-1254
Authors: Dejoux Marie 
Published: December 2024

Cet article propose une relecture des ordonnances prises par les rois de France contre les usuriers juifs au premier xiiie siècle, celles-ci ayant longtemps été appréhendées comme des législations visant à fixer un statut pérenne à l’ensemble des juifs du royaume, notamment à les attacher durablement, comme les serfs, à la glèbe de leur seigneur. En les réinsérant dans le contexte précis dans lequel elles ont été édictées, des captiones (c’est-à-dire des épisodes de capture des juifs contre rançon), et en repartant des originaux et de leur conservation, nous démontrons ici que ces « ordonnances » étaient moins normatives que prescriptives. Elles n’avaient vocation à contraindre la mobilité des juifs que temporairement, le temps que le roi et ses barons confisquent les créances des usuriers juifs.
Présence juive et sociabilité dans l’Italie du bas Moyen Âge
Authors: Veronese Alessandra 
Published: December 2024

Cette contribution vise à mettre en lumière certaines des questions liées à la contractualisation de la présence juive dans l’Italie centro-septentrionale au cours des derniers siècles du Moyen Âge. Nous tentons, en particulier, d’analyser à partir de textes normatifs le désaccord existant entre les aspects théoriques et la réalité de la présence juive. Contrairement à ceux de Rome et d’Italie méridionale dont la présence était ancienne, les juifs d’Italie centrale et septentrionale représentaient une nouveauté substantielle. Leur arrivée dut donc être négociée selon des modalités relativement nouvelles, ce qui donna lieu à des situations inédites. Les documents présentés ici visent à offrir quelques exemples de la manière dont les juifs ont réussi à s’insérer dans le monde chrétien, non seulement en termes économiques, mais aussi à travers des relations sociales que les autorités n’ont presque jamais réussi à interrompre complètement, du moins jusqu’aux premières décennies du xvie siècle.
Cum Sarra tua : conuersio et consortium marital en Gaule (ive-viie siècle)
Authors: Laprade Margot 
Published: December 2024

À la fin de l’Antiquité et à l’époque mérovingienne, les sources décrivent de nombreux couples qui s’engagent ensemble dans la conversion à la vie consacrée, la conuersio, avant l’entrée de l’homme dans le clergé. Cet épisode est un moment privilégié pour étudier le consortium marital entre deux conjoints qui doivent se plier à une stricte continence sexuelle sans pour autant se séparer. Le rôle de l’épouse, soutien et accompagnatrice de son mari dans ce changement de vie, apparaît dès lors central, particulièrement dans les Vies de saints qui mettent en avant l’idéal d’un couple uni et d’une épouse loyale. Par l’observation de la conuersio en couple des futurs évêques de Gaule entre le ive et le viie siècle, cet article vise à étudier les modalités de ce phénomène et à montrer la construction d’un idéal conjugal par les auteurs mérovingiens.
La rage dans l’Occident médiéval par les textes savants (xie-xve siècle)
Authors: Duchêne Théophile 
Published: December 2024

En raison d’une perception négative des méthodes médicales dans l’Occident médiéval, les historiens ne se sont que très peu penchés sur l’histoire de la rage dans cet ensemble géographique, sous prétexte que les médecins et les chirurgiens n’exerçaient alors que sur la base d’un savoir-faire issu des traités médicaux hérités de l’Antiquité, puis d’ouvrages en langues arabes à partir du xiie siècle. Si, en effet, les savants de cette région sont largement tributaires de ces traités au sujet du couple rage-hydrophobie, il n’en reste pas moins que ce mal était largement répandu et que malgré l’absence de traitement efficace, sa violence faisait l’objet d’une considération importante dans les traités médicaux et chirurgicaux. Cet article propose un premier portrait de la façon dont cette maladie était perçue, diagnostiquée, et enfin traitée. Il s’appuie en premier lieu sur des textes savants, et esquisse dans une seconde partie l’étude de certains de ses versants culturels, notamment des répercussions sur l’imaginaire autour des canidés.
Exploring the perceived value-behavioural intention link: An Islamic banking perspective
Authors: Roberts-Lombard Mornay , Variava Aalia , Baig Irfaan , Chavoos Rahilca 
Published: December 2024

Orientation: Knowledge of the commitment behaviour (affective and calculative) of Islamic banking customers is central to an in-depth understanding of the perceived value-behavioural intention link in the competitive Islamic banking industry in South Africa.Research purpose: The study investigates the extent of the role of affective and calculative commitment on the perceived value-behavioural intention link within the Islamic banking industry of South Africa.Motivation for the study: To date, there is, however, no clear pathway in a Business-to-Consumer (B2C) setting, and further research is needed on how to strengthen this link.Research approach/design and method: A quantitative exploratory-descriptive research design was used to collect data from 350 Islamic banking customers in the Gauteng province of South Africa purposively through the use of self-administered questionnaires. Exploratory factor analysis, Pearson’s coefficient analysis and multiple regression analysis were applied to measure the proposed hypotheses developed for the study.Main findings: Service quality has a significant and positive impact on perceived value, while the latter has a favourable and considerable impact on affective and calculative commitment. In addition, calculative commitment has a beneficial impact on behavioural intention.Practical/managerial implications: The research informs Islamic banks of the importance of service engagement as a driver of perceived value, which stimulates the future affective and calculative commitment of Islamic bank customers in an emerging market context.Contribution/value-add: This study provides an enhanced understanding of the relevance of selected factors (service quality and calculative commitment) in strengthening the perceived value-behavioural intention link.
Protecting Her Health: A Position Paper on Breast and Cervical Cancer
Authors: Chitra Tomy , Menon Vishnu B , Haseena K. P. , Sarah Joy , Gauravi Mishra , Catherine Sauvaget , Satheeshan B. , Nina Linder , Francis Paul T. 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
Breast cancer and cervical cancer are the two most prevalent cancers in women that screening programs can identify early. This study explores the epidemiology and screening of breast cancer, and cervical cancer from an Indian perspective, human papillomavirus (HPV) screening and artificial intelligence (AI) in cervical cancer screening, as discussed in the “Protecting her Health” session of the 6th Amrita International Public Health Conference. The conference was organized by the Department of Community Medicine, Public Health and Oncology, Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi, Kerala, India, in collaboration with iTMO University and the Eurasian Federation of Oncology on December 1, 2023 and December 2, 2023 with the theme “Advancing Public Health Strategies for Cancer Control.” The following conclusions were suggested during discussions under the subtheme “Protecting her Health”:
Even though mammography (MAM) is recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) for screening breast cancer, clinical breast examination is a reasonable strategy in low- and middle-income countries with the lack of MAM-based screening.There should be a robust commitment from the Government to implement the WHO’s 90-70-90 elimination strategy into practice to eradicate cervical cancer. Scientific evidence from India reported the effectiveness of screening for cervical cancer through Visual Inspection with Acetic acid or HPV test.Adding HPV vaccination into the immunization program along with the screening activities can eradicate cervical cancer in the long run.With the least infrastructure, AI may be used to screen for cervical cancer in environments with limited resources.
Evaluation of the antibacterial activity of some plant essential oils against Ralstonia solanacearum and the molecular diagnosis of the bacterium
Authors: Mikhail Maurice S. , Abd-Alim Ahmed I. , Balabel Naglaa M. , Abbas Ahmed M. 
Published: December 2024

Background
Evaluation of the antibacterial activity of some essential oils for controlling potato bacterial wilt.

Objective

In vitro and planta trials, five essential oils, lemongrass, eucalyptus, thyme, ginger, and peppermint, were evaluated for their aptitude to impede the progress of Ralstonia solanacearum.

Materials and methods
Five essential oils were assessed for their activity to inhibit R. solanacearum growth using the disc diffusion method. Certain volumes of each tested plant essential oil were added on filter paper discs using tetrazolium chloride agar medium, which contained the tested bacterium to obtain the proposed concentrations used to evaluate the most efficient oil for controlling potato bacterial wilt. Serological and molecular identification was also conducted.

Results and conclusion

R. solanacearum was characterized using cultural characteristics on the selective medium South Africa, “which is the most effective in suppressing the growth of contaminating microorganisms, and the highest recovery rate of the tested bacterium,” immunofluorescence antibody staining tomato bioassay test and molecular identification via real-time PCR (Taq-man) assay. In-vitro studies showed that all tested plant essential oils (lemongrass, eucalyptus, thyme, ginger, and peppermint) significantly reduced R. solanacearum progress. Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus) and peppermint (Mentha piperita) essential oils were the most efficient in suppressing R. solanacearum growth, where it showed the highest mean inhibition zone, followed by thyme oil (Thymus vulgaris), lemongrass oil (Comybogen citratus), and ginger oil (Zingiber officinale), respectively. Phenotypic variances in bacterial cell construction have been noticed via a transmission electron microscope. Eucalyptus oil led to cell wall lysis, cell laceration, bubble-like structures, and degraded cellular components in bacterial cells.
Characteristics and Visual Outcome of Ocular Trauma Patients in North Bihar, India
Authors: Patel Deepak , Kumar Nishant , Shahnawaz Asif 
Published: December 2024

Abstract

Aim:
To describe the epidemiology and visual outcome of patients with ocular trauma in North Bihar, India.

Materials and Methods:
A prospective observational study was undertaken from October 2023 to March 2024. Data on sociodemographic features, etiology of trauma, type of ocular injury, and treatment of ocular trauma were collected as the exposure variables. The main outcome variable was best corrected visual acuity at 8 weeks following the initial visit.

Results:
A total of 212 patients (212 eyes) with ocular trauma were recruited with follow-up at 8 weeks following recruitment, the most affected age group was below 20 years (67.92%), followed by young adults of age between 21 and 30 years (22.16%). The male-to-female ratio for ocular injury was 4.3:1. Most participants had closed globe injuries (n = 182, 85.84%), with over half the population injured by blunt objects (n = 124, 58.49%). Furthermore, among the adult populations, the majority of the patients (n = 31, 44.28%) were injured during manual work, whereas, most pediatric injuries occurred while playing, (n=112, 52.83%). The incidence of monocular blindness was 13.2% at 8 weeks after the first presentation.

Conclusion:
Ocular trauma led to monocular blindness in a quarter of the study population. There is a need for preventive education on ocular injuries at both family and community levels.
Updates on Gene Therapy for Neovascular Age-related Macular Degeneration: A Review
Authors: Sharma Ashish , Kumar Nilesh 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) remains a leading cause of irreversible vision loss worldwide, with neovascular AMD accounting for the majority of severe vision loss cases. Current treatments, primarily anti-vascular endothelial growth factor (anti-VEGF) therapies, have revolutionized AMD management but are limited by the need for frequent intravitreal injections. Gene therapy has emerged as a promising approach to address these limitations, offering the potential for long-term therapeutic effects from a single administration. This review examines the latest advancements in gene therapy for neovascular AMD, focusing on current approaches, delivery systems, and clinical progress. Anti-angiogenic strategies, including VEGF trap and anti-VEGF antibody gene therapies, are at the forefront of clinical development. Promising candidates like RGX-314 and ADVM-022 have demonstrated sustained VEGF suppression and reduced treatment burden in early-phase trials. Neuroprotective, anti-inflammatory, and complement modulation approaches are also being explored to address the multifaceted nature of AMD pathogenesis. Advancements in vector engineering, particularly with adeno-associated virus variants, have improved gene delivery efficiency and specificity. Novel administration routes, such as suprachoroidal delivery, are being investigated to optimize safety and efficacy. While early clinical data show encouraging safety profiles and potential for long-term efficacy, challenges remain, including immune responses to vectors and transgenes, and the need for precise dosing and administration techniques. As gene therapy for neovascular AMD progresses, key areas for future research include optimizing vector design for enhanced retinal penetration, developing combinatorial approaches targeting multiple disease pathways, and exploring personalized treatment strategies based on genetic risk profiles. The potential of gene therapy to provide durable therapeutic effects with a single administration holds promise for transforming AMD management, potentially improving patient outcomes and quality of life while reducing healthcare burden.