bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
A compositional analysis of VP anaphors
Authors: Flambard Gabriel 
Published: May 2018

The VP anaphors do it and do this/do that have been little studied in the literature, although they are mentioned in passing in a number of more general works such as Hankamer and Sag (1976), Culicover and Jackendoff (2005) or descriptive grammars by Quirk et al. (1985) or Huddleston and Pullum (2002). With the exception of Souesme (1985), very few extant studies are available and there are almost none that explore the internal structure of VPAs in detail. This paper argues for a compositional analysis of the structure of VPAs, proposing that they are ordinary transitive constructions of the form ‘do + object pronoun’ and, following Simner (2001) and Stroik (2001), that it is the pronoun, rather than the VP expression as a whole, which serves as the anaphoric element. The compositional nature of VPAs is evidenced by a range of syntactic and semantic facts which point to the relative independence of main verb do and the object pronoun in such constructions. Foremost among these is the very possibility of alternating between it and demonstrative pronouns, which is itself highly suggestive of a compositional structure. Further evidence is supplied by passivisation (it/this/that was done) or pseudo-clefting with do this/that (This/That is what I did). Secondly, we will address the question of how both parts of the VP contribute to its interpretation. Object pronouns in VPAs are distinguished by having a VP as their antecedent, or ‘antecedent-trigger’, as Cornish (1992, 1996) calls the segment of discourse through which an appropriate antecedent is retrieved. The anaphoric relation between the object pronoun and the VP trigger holds regardless of the fact that the pronoun cannot be replaced with any VP expression (e.g. * John did {mowing/ (to) mow} the lawn), as replaceability is not a necessary condition for antecedenthood.
Muses, inspiration, création dans la poésie homérique ?
Authors: Perceau Sylvie 
Published: May 2018

Pour saisir le processus créateur dans la poésie homérique, il est impossible de partir de données biographiques d’autant que les « Vies » d’Homère, toutes postérieures au ive siècle avant J.‑C., sont en réalité des procédures étiologiques visant à constituer l’aède épique en « auteur » de l’épopée. Toutefois, les Poèmes homériques montrent des aèdes‑poètes en performance, ce qui permet de se représenter la façon dont ils composent, et en quoi consiste pour eux ce que nous appelons « inspiration ». On a l’habitude d’assimiler l’inspiration des poètes épiques archaïques à une possession par la ou des Muse(s). Mais, en particulier dans l’Iliade, les Muses, filles de Mémoire, sont en fait les garantes de l’authenticité des informations délivrées par le chant et de leur conformité à la tradition épique, mais c’est l’aède qui compose son chant selon sa propre volonté, en interaction avec l’auditoire sans lequel le chant, oral, n’existerait pas.
The Howling Muse: Chasing Coyote Tales in Northwestern California
Authors: O'Neill Sean 
Published: May 2018

Coyote is a popular figure in the oral literature of North America, with a sweeping distribution in the stories, songs, and folktales devoted to this beloved character. Coyote, the familiar canine species, has inspired a huge body of oral narratives, with striking similarities in the tales that circulate from the Great Plains to the Southwest and the Pacific Coast (which is the focus of this article). For some groups, such as the Karuk, Coyote occupies a central place in myth, playing a key role even in the creation of the cosmos; for other groups, such as the neighboring Hupa and Yurok, Coyote is displaced by other myth figures, even where similar episodes circulate, instead becoming the secondary focus of everyday folklore. However, wherever Coyote appears, as the subject of oral literature, this beloved muse tends to occupy a liminal position between the sacred and the profane; between the ancient past and the present; and between nature and culture.
Trois poètes contemporains de langue française : quelle inspiration ?
Authors: Martin Serge 
Published: May 2018

En lisant les œuvres de Henri Meschonnic (1932‑2009), James Sacré (né en 1939) et Bernard Vargaftig (1934‑2012), on peut être surpris par la place des biographèmes dans la construction poétique au cœur même d’une période formaliste qui bannissait une telle perspective. Plus généralement, on peut même observer comment dans ces trois œuvres et chaque fois de manière fort singulière s’opère un retournement du formalisme désubjectivant en un « vivre poème » (Meschonnic, 2006). Ce qui ne va pas sans une reconsidération du « sujet du poème ».
Trialeurodes abutiloneus (Haldeman) (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae), a species long present but never officially recorded in Canada
Authors: Mlynarek Julia J. , Labbé Roselyne M. 
Published: May 2018

AbstractTrialeurodes abutiloneus (Haldeman) (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) is known to have been present in Canada since 1973. Despite this, the species has until now not been officially recorded; a surprising fact considering the close association of the species with economically important crops. The historic distribution expands from Mexico to southern New York and Michigan in the United States of America. In 2016, all life stages of T. abutiloneus were collected again on soybean (Glycine max (Linnaeus) Merrill; Fabaceae) plants grown in research greenhouses in southwestern Ontario, Canada. Specimens were morphologically and genetically identified to confirm their identity as T. abutiloneus. Thereafter, the barcode sequence for this species was also identified from the barcode of life data system, informing on the prior detection of this species from specimens collected at Point Pelee National Park, Ontario, Canada in 2012 during a barcode of life collection. Although this species is not considered a major pest on crops in Canada, it is related to other common pests within the same genus and can potentially transmit similar plant diseases. We provide the barcode COI sequence for the species, give an overview of the documented host range pertinent to Canada, and provide information concerning its natural enemies.
Medication adherence patterns in aortic dissection survivors
Authors: Chaddha Ashish , Erickson Steven , Kline-Rogers Eva , Montgomery Daniel , Woznicki Elise , Jabara Justin , Eagle Kim 
Published: May 2018

Background & objectives:
Beta-blockers have been shown to improve survival in both type A and type B acute aortic dissection (AAD) patients. Calcium channel blockers have been shown to selectively improve survival only in type B AAD patients. There is a lack of data on medication adherence in AAD survivors. The purpose of this study was to assess medication adherence in patients who survived an AAD.

Methods:
This was a cross-sectional survey-based study of individuals from a single medical centre which was part of the larger International Registry of Acute Aortic Dissection (IRAD). Patients with type A or B AAD who survived to discharge were included in this study. Individuals who were deceased based on the results of an online Social Security Death Index were excluded from the study. Data were obtained from both a survey and also from abstraction from the local academic institution's IRAD registry. A survey packet was sent to patients. One section of this survey was dedicated to assessing medication adherence using the 4-item Morisky scale.

Results:
Eighty two completed surveys were returned; 74 patients completed the section of the survey pertaining to medication adherence (response rate 38%). Morisky score was ≥1.0 for 27 (36%) patients and 0 for 47 (64%) patients. Thirty three patients reported yes to ‘forget to take medications’ and eight reported yes to ‘careless with medications.’ Medication non-adherence (defined as a score of ≥1.0 on Morisky) was associated with increased follow up recurrence of chest pain at one year of follow up. Only two patients stopped their antihypertensive on their own and did not cite a reason for doing this.

Interpretation & conclusions:
The medication adherence rate for patients who survived an AAD was 64 per cent at a median (Q1, Q3) of 7.1 yr (5.6, 11.5) after discharge, as per the Morisky scale. The clinicians should educate their patients on the importance of antihypertensive therapy and assess for forgetfulness and carelessness at each clinic visit, as well as understand patients’ beliefs about drug therapy, all of which have been shown to increase medication adherence.
Bioinformatics characterization of envelope glycoprotein from Kyasanur Forest disease virus
Authors: Shil Pratip , Yadav Pragya Dhruv , Patil Avinash A. , Balasubramanian R. , Mourya Devendra T. 
Published: May 2018

Background & objectives:
Kyasanur Forest disease (KFD) is a febrile illness characterized by haemorrhages and caused by KFD virus (KFDV), which belongs to the Flaviviridae family. It is reported to be an endemic disease in Shimoga district of Karnataka State, India, especially in forested and adjoining areas. Several outbreaks have been reported in newer areas, which raised queries regarding the changing nature of structural proteins if any. The objective of the study was to investigate amino acid composition and antigenic variability if any, among the envelope glycoprotein (E-proteins) from old and new strains of KFDV.

Methods:
Bioinformatic tools and techniques were used to predict B-cell epitopes and three-dimensional structures and to compare envelope glycoprotein (E-proteins) between the old strains of KFDV and those from emerging outbreaks till 2015.

Results:
The strain from recent outbreak in Thirthahalli, Karnataka State (2014), was similar to the older strain of KFDV (99.2%). Although mutations existed in strains from 2015 in Kerala KFD sequences, these did not alter the epitopes.

Interpretation & conclusions:
The study revealed that though mutations existed, there were no drastic changes in the structure or antigenicity of the E-proteins from recent outbreaks. Hence, no correlation could be established between the mutations and detection in new geographical areas. It seems that KFDV must be present earlier also in many States and due to availability of testing system and alertness coming into notice now.
Large-scale tropospheric transport in the Chemistry–Climate Model Initiative (CCMI) simulations
Authors: Orbe Clara , Yang Huang , Waugh Darryn W. , Zeng Guang , Morgenstern Olaf , Kinnison Douglas E. , Lamarque Jean-Francois , Tilmes Simone , Plummer David A. , Scinocca John F. , Josse Beatrice , Marecal Virginie , Jöckel Patrick , Oman Luke D. , Strahan Susan E. , Deushi Makoto , Tanaka Taichu Y. , Yoshida Kohei , Akiyoshi Hideharu , Yamashita Yousuke , Stenke Andreas , Revell Laura , Sukhodolov Timofei , Rozanov Eugene , Pitari Giovanni , Visioni Daniele , Stone Kane A. , Schofield Robyn , Banerjee Antara 
Published: May 2018

Abstract. Understanding and modeling the large-scale transport of trace gases and
aerosols is important for interpreting past (and projecting future) changes
in atmospheric composition. Here we show that there are large differences in
the global-scale atmospheric transport properties among the models
participating in the IGAC SPARC Chemistry–Climate Model Initiative (CCMI).
Specifically, we find up to 40 % differences in the transport timescales
connecting the Northern Hemisphere (NH) midlatitude surface to the Arctic and
to Southern Hemisphere high latitudes, where the mean age ranges between 1.7
and 2.6 years. We show that these differences are related to large
differences in vertical transport among the simulations, in particular to
differences in parameterized convection over the oceans. While stronger
convection over NH midlatitudes is associated with slower transport to the
Arctic, stronger convection in the tropics and subtropics is associated with
faster interhemispheric transport. We also show that the differences among
simulations constrained with fields derived from the same reanalysis products
are as large as (and in some cases larger than) the differences among
free-running simulations, most likely due to larger differences in
parameterized convection. Our results indicate that care must be taken when
using simulations constrained with analyzed winds to interpret the influence
of meteorology on tropospheric composition.
Overview and first results of the Wind and Storms Experiment (WASTEX): a field campaign to observe the formation of gusts using a Doppler lidar
Authors: Pantillon Florian , Wieser Andreas , Adler Bianca , Corsmeier Ulrich , Knippertz Peter 
Published: May 2018

Abstract. Wind gusts are responsible for most damages in winter storms over central
Europe, but capturing their small scale and short duration is a challenge for
both models and observations. This motivated the Wind and Storms
Experiment (WASTEX) dedicated to investigate the formation of gusts during
the passage of extratropical cyclones. The field campaign took place during
the winter 2016–2017 on a former waste deposit located close to Karlsruhe in
the Upper Rhine Valley in southwest Germany. Twelve extratropical cyclones
were sampled during WASTEX with a Doppler lidar system performing vertical
scans in the mean wind direction and complemented with a Doppler C-band radar
and a 200 m instrumented tower. First results are provided here for the
three most intense storms and include a potential sting jet, a unique direct
observation of a convective gust and coherent boundary-layer structures of
strong winds.
The Potentiality of Apperception
Authors: Ugilt Rasmus 
Published: May 2018

ABSTRACTIn this article, I present a reading of Kant's notion of apperception in the B-version of the Critique of Pure Reason that is inspired by Giorgio Agamben's reading of Aristotle in “On Potentiality.”My aim is to show that an important characteristic of Kant's understanding (Verstand)—the capacity to judge—can be found by considering it as a specific kind of potentiality, namely, as a potentiality that exists as a mere potentiality instead of as a possible actualization. I argue that this particular notion of potentiality can be found by investigating the notions of empirical and pure apperception and the analytic and synthetic unities of apperception.
The French Protestant Experience in Francophone World Christianity: Jean-François Zorn and the History of the Société des Missions Évangéliques de Paris
Authors: Bundy David D. 
Published: May 2018

ABSTRACT
During the last quarter century, a veritable flood of research has been made available on the role of French Protestants in the development of world Christianity. Generally unnoticed by scholarly communities outside the francophone world, this enterprise is transforming historiographies of Europe, Africa, and Oceania. It addresses questions of churches and mission, colonialism, conflict, intercultural relations, power, gender, racism, and more. The research has been largely provoked by that of Jean-François Zorn (professor emeritus, Institut Protestant de Théologie at Montpellier), especially his Le grand siècle d’une mission protestante; La Mission de Paris de 1822–1914. This work created cultural and intellectual space for other scholars. The resulting research is important not only for French Protestantism but for the Christianities of francophone countries, with implications generally for world Christianity. This essay introduces the work of Zorn and the last quarter century of research on the developments of Christianity in the francophone world.
Clashing with Imperial Japan: J. M. McCaleb, Japanese Christians, and the Beginnings of the Churches of Christ in Japan
Authors: Obata Yukikazu 
Published: May 2018

ABSTRACT
This article investigates the mission of J. M. McCaleb and the subsequent beginnings of the Churches of Christ (Stone-Campbell) in Japan in the late nineteenth century. Specifically, it examines how McCaleb dealt with Japanese Christians in his efforts to convey the distinctive doctrines of this Christian group, as well as how McCaleb’s pacifist and antipatriotic messages were heard among Japanese converts in the developing stage of imperial Japan. The argument is twofold: McCaleb’s teachings on distinctive doctrines and pacifism/antipatriotism were not received particularly well by Japanese people of the time, but nonetheless they created a limited and yet significant space in which a few Japanese would find alternatives to what they were accustomed to thinking in the context of imperial Japan. English and Japanese sources are analyzed to examine McCaleb’s mission, particularly his interactions with three Japanese individuals.
As concepções de professores do ensino fundamental II sobre a idade média: uma análise sob a ótica da educação histórica
Authors: Pina Max Lanio Martins , Silva Janaína Bernardes 
Published: May 2018

As reflexões contidas neste artigo referem-se a uma investigação realizada com professores que atuam nos anos finais do Ensino Fundamental com a disciplina de História, cujo objetivo é analisar e compreender suas concepções em relação ao conceito de Idade Média que é ministrado nessa fase da educação básica. Além das percepções, busca-se o entendimento da relevância desse conteúdo, assim como a forma que ele é abordado, quais recursos ou linguagens são utilizados didaticamente para realizar o seu ensino em sala de aula. Por fim, buscou-se investigar se os docentes acreditam na capacidade de compreensão dos estudantes em relação à temática medieval. Para realização da pesquisa contou-se com o auxílio dos conceitos e do método utilizado na Educação Histórica, que consiste na aplicação de um instrumental de cognição situado em história, com a finalidade de se obter as narrativas dos professores para em seguida classificá-las em categorias visando sua compreensão. Neste sentido, foi aplicado um questionário contendo 5 questões, as quais foram respondidas por 13 professores vinculados a rede pública municipal de Porangatu, Goiás. A investigação se respaldou nos seguintes pesquisadores: Barca (2000 a 2012), Germinari (2011), Castex (2008), Cainelli (2008 e 2012), Saddi (2011), Rüsen (2001 e 2007) e Silva (2011 e 2012), os quais são expoentes da linha de investigação da Educação Histórica na Europa e no Brasil. Palavras-chave: Concepções de Professores. Idade Média. Ideias Históricas. Educação Histórica.
História indígena no período republicano e os livros didáticos de História: uma reflexão necessária
Authors: Duarte André Luis Bertelli , Tedeschi Felipe Cesar Peres 
Published: May 2018

O ensino da história e cultura dos povos indígenas no Brasil vivenciou avanços significativos nos últimos anos impulsionados, sobretudo, pela sua obrigatoriedade definida pela lei 11.645/08. É inegável que esforços têm sido direcionados por professores e demais envolvidos na educação básica no sentido de oferecer um ensino de qualidade que seja capaz de responder ao desafio da educação para o exercício da diversidade em sua relação com os povos indígenas. Alguns desafios, entretanto, ainda se projetam no horizonte destes profissionais. Neste artigo discutimos especificamente a importância da superação de uma “lacuna” existente nos materiais didáticos de história destinados, atualmente, ao público do ensino fundamental, a saber, a pouca ênfase dada aos processos históricos engendrados no período republicano brasileiro que envolvem as diversas etnias indígenas. Sem o enfrentamento destas questões, o ensino da história e cultura destes povos em nossas escolas não conseguirá dimensionar e problematizar as suas diversas demandas históricas e contemporâneas. Palavras-chave: Povos indígenas brasileiros. República. Livros didáticos. História.
Implications of Disagreement Between Self-Reporting and Objective Measures: A Scoping Review
Authors: Al Shamsi Hilal , Almutairi Abdullah Ghthaith , Al Mashrafi Sulaiman Salim 
Published: May 2018

INTRODUCTION: Researchers and health specialists generally collect data and information about chronic diseases from self-reports. However, the accuracy of self-reports has been questioned as they depend on the respondents' ability to recall information and their understanding of pathological conditions. Therefore, an objective diagnosis is usually regarded as a more accurate indication of the presence of diseases.OBJECTIVE: A scoping review will examine the extent of the disagreement between self- reports and objective measures, focusing on the implications of this disagreement in terms of indicators of physical and emotional health as well provision and planning of health services.METHOD: There are few publications on the impact of disagreements between self-reporting and objective measures. In this case, a scoping review was chosen as an efficient tool to explore the issue, due to the limited amount of available evidence. This review was conducted in two major research databases: Scopus and Medline databases. The criteria of the study included all genders, age groups, and geographic areas. The source of information for the scoping review included existing literature such as guidelines, letters, meta-analyses, systematic reviews, and primary research studies.RESULT: In the 12 studies, the total participants were 155,939 and each study’s sample size ranged from 77 to 118,553. Four out of twelve studies showed a significant difference between self-reported ailments and objective diagnosis for (kappa=0.17 to 0.3), whereas the agreement was moderate for the utilization of health services and quality of ambulatory care (kappa=0.43 to 0.5), however, the agreement on whether counselling and referrals were needed was low (kappa= 0.3, 95% CI [0.3-0.3]). The disagreements between self-report and objective measures had implications regarding prevalence of diseases (20% less by self-reported) or risk factors (such as physical activity [PA]), costs of treatments (15 EUR high by reports), risk factors such as car accidents for elderly (useful field of view in elderly drivers was a risk over four times larger than obtained from self-reported [OR= 13.7 vs OR=3.4]), and utilization of health services (34.1% higher by reported).CONCLUSION: In most health domains, we found there was low to moderate disagreement between self-reporting and objective measures for diagnosing illnesses and utilization of health services. The prevalence of disease was lower when self-reported, while the utilization of health services and cost of health services were higher when self-reported than when objectively measured. This disagreement has implications regarding the increasing the cost of health services and provides a misleading basis for health planning.
A new interpretation of the modern two-pronged tests for insanity
Authors: Bijlsma Johannes 
Published: May 2018

A new interpretation of the modern two-pronged tests for insanity
Michael Moore has argued that modern two-pronged tests for legal insanity are wrongheaded and that the insanity defense instead should be a ‘status defense’. If Moore is right, than the laws on insanity in most legal systems are wrong. This merits a critical examination of Moore’s critique and his alternative approach. In this paper I argue that Moore’s status approach to insanity is either under- or overinclusive. A new interpretation of the modern tests for insanity is elaborated that hinges on the existence of a legally relevant difference between the mentally disordered defendant and the ‘normal’ defendant. This interpretation avoids Moore’s criticism as well as the pitfalls of the status approach.