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Bram Stoker’s Dracula: Breaking the imperial-anthropological time
Authors: Generani Gustavo 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
While Dracula can be thought of as a vehicle of British Imperial ideology, the novel also evinces the emergence of a political unconscious which subverts that intention through projections, inversions and displacements, making Dracula both a representation of British imperialism and its other. This is enacted through a conflict between two temporal representations: a linear present time, congruent with a Social Darwinism that postulates western civilization at the peak of evolution and science as a guarantee of social order and progress; and a circular past time, which is associated with the permanence of barbarism and atavism, the supernatural, and religious spirituality returning cyclically with the force of the repressed. At the end of the nineteenth century, the signs of the times are so complex and their limits so blurred, confusing and ambiguous, that they are associated both with the Crew of Light and the uncanny, sublime Dracula. They are symptoms of the crisis of Modernity and the imperial Victorian decay, in which – following Walter Benjamin’s Theses on the Philosophy of History – civilization implies barbarism (Benjamin 1985).
Book Reviews
Authors: Jackson Kimberly , Sanna Antonio 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
The Writing Dead: Talking Terror with TV’s Top Horror Writers, Thomas Fahy (2015) Jackson, MS: University Press of Mississippi, 168 pp., ISBN: 9781496813251, p/bk, $30.00
Horror Cinema, Jonathan Penner and Steven Jay Schneider (2012) Edited by Paul Duncan Köln: Taschen, 192 pp., ISBN 9783836534581, h/bk, €19.99
Blood effects in Grand-Guignol and horror performance: Making the right kind of splash
Authors: D’Arcy Geraint 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
This is a study of the practicalities of staging blood effects for horror performance with particular reference to the Grand-Guignol theatre. It explores the production challenges in several key examples of staging the Grand-Guignol and the balances between dramatic and technical logistics in the pursuit of horrific realism.
‘I keep saying “brains”’ – posthuman zombie narratives
Authors: Heise-von der Lippe Anya 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
The article reads a number of recent zombie narratives that include conscious/sentient zombies as narrators or focalizers in the light of posthumanist theory (most prominently Rosi Braidotti’s work). The main argument revolves around the meta-narrative construction of these texts, based on posthuman consciousness, suggesting that they allow readers/viewers to engage with questions of the human and its Others beyond the possibilities of traditional, non-conscious zombie texts.
Joke Gestures (Make a Mess, Clean it Up)
Authors: Gordon Melissa 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
Melissa Gordon’s paintings and silkscreens deal with the relation of a body to paint. Her paintings often use as subject matter the material processes of a studio practice. In an ongoing series titled ‘Material Evidence’ she paints reproductions of details of studio surfaces: walls where brushes are wiped, floors with paint spills and tables where colours are mixed. These are painted in pairs and groups with photographic relations to each other such as zooms, crops and pans with repeats and overlaps.
In this visual essay Gordon presents a new body of work made specifically for the Journal of Contemporary Painting entitled Joke Gestures (Make a Mess, Clean it Up). Each piece is made by cleaning a specific surface – a table, a floor of a room, a kitchen counter, etc. These shapes retain their architectural details, showing the edges and gaps created by the negative space of furniture, sinks, toilets, etc. Paint is poured on plastic sheets covering the surface and then the gestures are made by ‘cleaning up’ the mess with sponges, brooms and mops. The plastic remnant is then exposed directly to light onto a silkscreen, which in printing produces a painterly ‘image’ of the act of cleaning. Mierle Laderman Ukeles’ Maintenance Art Manifesto 1969! is re-printed to draw attention to the dichotomy that Ukeles sets out between the act of maintenance and production in art and exhibition. Ukeles’ text’s poignancy and humour in a contemporary discourse around the ‘invisibility’ of labour also sets a stage for Gordon’s practice, which is engaged in a feminist discourse: to make abstraction through the bodily acts of maintenance (and through the emergence of the ‘invisible’ image in a photographic medium such as silkscreen) as a humorous take on contemporary painting discourse on authorship, abstraction and vitality.
On the Leper Squint paintings of Michael Simpson
Authors: Price A. R. 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
This text reproduces the lecture on Michael Simpson’s Leper Squint Paintings that was delivered as part of the Culture & Psychoanalysis Seminar at the CUNY Graduate Center, New York, in October 2016. The lecture came in celebration of Squint (19), which, three months previously, had been selected as the winner of the John Moores Painting Prize. The Journal of Contemporary Painting is printing this text following Simpson’s solo show at Blain|Southern Berlin in September 2017.
Embedded still lifes: Mexican American heritage in the art of Maria Tomasula
Authors: Kang Soo Y. 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
Maria Tomasula’s oil panel still lifes evoke European painting tradition in subject and in style, but the artist also referred to her Mexican Catholic upbringing as a major source of her art. This article discusses the syncretic nature of her works that are embedded in both European and Mexican traditions. It traces the symbolic use of skulls in the European Catholic teachings and in the indigenous Mesoamerican practices. It also relates her images to the altar offerings that are integral part of Mexican and Mexican American experience. As such, her art represents a more expansive case of Latino/a art and of contemporary American art as called for by Tomás Ybarra-Frausto.
‘Watching the Waters’: Tropic flows in the Harlem Renaissance, Black Internationalism and other currents
Authors: Peake Jak 
Published: September 2018

The ‘Harlem Renaissance’ is now a dominant term for what is commonly used to describe a cultural movement that emerged between the First and Second World Wars. The term became the hegemonic around the early 1970s, displacing similar, yet distinct, alternatives including the New Negro, the New Negro movement and the Negro/Black Renaissance.
This essay traces a genealogy of such terms, metanarratives and historiographical currents. The aim here is to demonstrate how the hegemony of the term Harlem Renaissance is linked to its institutionalization as a subject and the rise of Black studies in the United States. The weighting of Harlem as a geographical reference point both localized and nationalized the subject area which resulted in a selective historiography and diminished the transnational dimensions of the New Negro and the Negro Renaissance. The framework is trans-American and the scope transnational, while the chronology covers an inner 1890s–1940s period, and a broad outer period which begins in 1701 and spans post-WWII writing. In marking these flows, this essay problematizes the notion of distinct political or cultural channels of the ‘movement’ or ‘movements’. Recent scholarship attentive to some of the limitations of earlier Harlem Renaissance studies has illustrated the intertwined relationship of political, often radical, and artistic-aesthetic aspects of early twentieth-century black cultural activity and the key role played by Caribbeans. Drawing on these insights, this essay outlines that the transnational aspects of a black-centred cultural phenomenon have been better understood through a greater emphasis on Caribbean cross-currents.
Trends in the ʼLivingʼLaw Development in Russia: The Lawmaking of Other Authorities
Authors: ADYGEZALOVA Gyulnaz Eldarovna , KURDYUK Petr Mihajlovich 
Published: September 2018

This article defines key directions of the lawmaking development in modern states that are conditioned by peculiarities of the legal development of society. The Presidential, Governmental and other executive authorities have particular importance for the legal regulation.
Lawmaking problems remain relevant both in legal science and legal activity. Currently, there are many controversial issues in this area, including the correlation between the federal and regional lawmaking, application of sociological methods in the lawmaking process, observance of legislative techniques, identification of law-forming interests and provision of the balance between them, problem of law conflicts, etc.
In this article we drew our attention to two real-life problems of the modern lawmaking process in Russia. In the first place, it is a hierarchical violation of statutory enactments on legal force. Secondly, it is an improper provision of laws with by-laws. In our opinion, the trends in the lawmaking development manifested in the Russian legal system are a consequence of the following factors: political, social and economic situation in the society; the state position on the international stage; internal processes of the law system development.
This research mainly aims to identify trends in the development of the modern law making in Russia.
Historical Aspects of the Formation of the Jury Trial in Russia
Authors: BUSHNAYA Natalya Viktorovna , PERSHINA Elena Anatolyevna , KABAKOVA Oksana Vasilyevna , STANKEVICH Galina Viktorovna , CHUNIKHA Anzhelika Arslanovna 
Published: September 2018

The relevance of the scientific analysis of the formation of the jury trial is due to the processes of updating the legal system, which are extremely complex and contradictory in legal, political and social aspects. The reform of the judicial system affects the most important areas – economic, social, political, and legal ones. Therefore, it becomes necessary to comprehend the rich theoretical and practical historical experience of Russia.
The complexity of the processes of transformation of Russian statehood makes certain demands – a judicial reform should be theoretically justified both in the context of the traditions of Russian legal doctrines, which will allow proposing new approaches to the study of a legal doctrine, and in the context of the general theory of law, the methodology of which will allow using doctrines of the past for modern research of state-legal phenomena.
The authors pursued the goal of revealing the features of the genesis of the jury trial in the conditions of the judicial reform of the second half of the nineteenth century. Such cognition methods as historical, comparative-legal, system-structural, logical, formal-legal ones have been used to achieve this goal.
During the study, the authors made a conclusion that the historical aspect of the formation and development of the jury trial in Russia created prerequisites for analyzing the ʼadvantagesʼ and ʼdisadvantagesʼ of this form of legal proceedings in modern conditions.
The novelty of the stated area of research is that within its framework, the problems and trends of interaction of Russian juridical science and the reform process in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries have been analyzed, and this is of great practical and scientific importance. The article focuses on considering the accumulated rich historical experience in order to identify the facets of the interface of juridical science and practice, determine the extent of its influence on the government direction of reforms, the ability to put the achieved level of gained knowledge to good use and respond to the social order of the time. Modern jurisprudence plays the same role; therefore, it is necessary to identify the problems that Russian legal scholars faced in the nineteenth century in order to avoid them now and in future, which is the aim of this research project. Therefore, the article is a comprehensive analysis of the trends of interaction and interdependence of juridical science and the process of in-depth reforming of the Russian state in the second half of the nineteenth century by the example of the formation of the jury trial.
Features of Technical and Criminalistic Support of Investigative Actions in the Investigation of Crimes Related to Terrorism
Authors: CHUKUMOV Galymzhan Baurzhanovich , DILBARKHANOVA Zhanat Rakhimzhanovna 
Published: September 2018

This article considers the features of technical and criminalistic support of crime scene examination and interrogation at the investigation of crimes related to terrorism. Technical and criminalistic support of investigative actions as a category of criminalistics is widely studied in works of well known criminalistic scientists. However, the features of this category in relation to the investigation of individual crimes, in particular, the act of terrorism, under Article 255 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, are not sufficiently studied. At the moment, in the context of the activation of Islamic extremism around the world, the investigative bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan must be ready to any of its manifestations, so the research conducted in the framework of the present article is very timely and relevant.
The aim of this study is to identify and explore the possibilities of technical and criminalistic tools in the investigation of acts of terrorism when carrying out the examination of a crime scene and interrogation. The solution of such problems as the clarification of the essence of the phenomena under consideration and their characteristics, and the optimization of the conceptual apparatus will contribute to the achievement of this aim.
The author explores the topic of the crime scene examination and interrogation in the investigation of acts of terrorism, based on the opinions of scholars, legal norms, law enforcement statistics, scientific-practical materials containing the data on the modern technical and criminalistic methods and equipment used in the investigation of acts of terrorism, experience of their application abroad. The author draws a number of important conclusions, in particular, about the necessity for interagency cooperation and involvement in the investigation of a wide range of experts, and puts forward some practical suggestions on the use of technical and criminalistic tools and tactics in the practical activities at the investigation of acts of terrorism.
Mitigation of Cyber Risks in the Field of Electronic Payments: Organizational and Legal Measures
Authors: DUDIN Mihail Nikolaevich , ZASKO Vadim Nikolaevich , FROLOVA Evgenia Evgenevna , PAVLOVA Natalya Georgievna , RUSAKOVA Ekaterina Petrovna 
Published: September 2018

The issues of ensuring the electronic payments’ security are currently in the limelight of participants in the monetary system and the scientific expert community. The goal of this paper is to develop organizational and legal measures aimed at improving the security of electronic payments in the Russian Federation.
Research methods include the analysis of retrospective data describing the development of the payment system and electronic payments using bank cards, as well as the method of statistical observations and analysis of secondary data from surveys of Russian and foreign companies covering the information security.
Through solving the research problems, the author managed to draw a number of conclusions:

Dynamic development of the electronic payment system causes the growth of cybercrime and cyber risks in payment systems;
Despite quite active actions of state bodies and the Bank of Russia, the legal framework and infrastructure for electronic payments are still in the development stage;
Cyber attacks cause significant damage not only to financial institutions, but also to companies from a non-financial sector, as well as to ordinary citizens using electronic payment systems.

In the opinion of the author, the key organizational and legal measures aimed at mitigating cyber risks in electronic payments may be measures to form the centralized payment infrastructure of the Bank of Russia, introduce the corporate cyber threat management systems, improve policies and procedures for the protection of personal data at the corporate level, as well as train the employees in the field of information security of electronic settlements.
ADAPTASI MASYARAKAT BAJO TERHADAP PERUBAHAN LINGKUNGAN DI TELUK BALIKPAPAN
Authors: Santosa Endratno Budi , Ramli Muhammad , Hidayati Agustina Nurul 
Published: September 2018

This article trying to identify the Bajo people’s adaptation capacity regarding environmental change through vulnerable capacity index calculation and comparative analyze as well. Using indepth interview and fish bone diagram approaching, this research trying to find out the connectivity between new spreading industry activities, environmental change, and how the people can adapt. We choosing of three Bajo people settlements, located around Balikpapan Bay as the cases study, and also using nine variables of vulnerable society. As the results, we can find if there were some significant physical-environment changes both on quality and quantity aspects. After calculating vulnerability index, it shows that level of adaptation capacity at Penajam village better than its on Jenebora and Pantai Lango village as well.
ARSITEKTUR DAN DESAIN KOTA HIBRIDA PADA KANTOR POS DAN ALUN-ALUN DI MEDAN
Authors: Rukayah Siti , Juwono Sudarmawan 
Published: September 2018

The traditional citi center in Java has a composition of the square. The philosophy of the city is as the center of the country which is lead by the king. The regency cities in Java adopt this concept with the similar composition. In the Dutch colonial era of the 18-19th century, the postweg line is connected the regency cities in Java, with the post office located near the city center. Medan in Sumatra becomes the case to eximen how the architectural concept of the post office and Merdeka field (resembling the square in Java) as the work of the Dutch government at that time. The purpose of this study is to uncover the concept of the post office located at the zero point of the city and Merdeka Field as the square in the city center. By using the historical and grounded research, it is found that Medan is a unique city. The hybrid architectural design of the post office classifies the shape of the old city center in Medan, which has the hybrid concept which has the philosophy of meeting various cultures. The Java and Dutch concept for urban design is affected by Java, Malay, and Chinese for building design.
Zakorzenienie jako istotny warunek integracji szkolnej
Authors: Tersa Karolina 
Published: September 2018

Embededness in local society is one of many factors, that can improve or even allow building inclusive environments at schools. Presented article is a theoretical search for roots of embedednes as a scientific term. It also reviews factors of its growth and distrophy. In conclusion, it shows impact of embededness in local society on level of social inclusion.
„Klatka bez drzwi i bez klucza”. Analiza aspektów poznawczych i etycznych wybranych przedstawień artystycznych niepełnosprawności i osób z niepełnosprawnościami
Authors: Zamojska Eva 
Published: September 2018

The aim of my paper is to analyze cognitive and ethical aspects of selected literary and film depictions of disabilities. Based on theoretical and methodological assumptions of sociology of literature and critical discourse analysis I set out to demonstrate how selected literary and film works depict situations and problems with social inclusion of people with disabilities. I concentrate on two questions: 1) How do artistic creations build non-disabled people's knowledge of the social situation and position of people with disabilities? 2) What ethical problems can such depictions involve?
Osoba z niepełnosprawnością w rozmowach kazachskich rodziców z dziećmi
Authors: Kulesza Ewa , Butabayewa Laura 
Published: September 2018

The paper presents the issue of social transmission by Kazakh parents concerning disability, especially their knowledge of disability and content of conversations with their children. Diagnostic survey method, survey technique and the author's questionnaire with open-ended questions were used. The analysis of content of the written statements shows that the parental message in the inclusive group compared to the general population more strongly emphasizes the attitude of tolerance and nondiscrimination of the disabled peer. Research confirms the impact of social context on the knowledge, attitudes and the image of a person with a disability and these results are consistent with those of other authors.
Osoby niepełnosprawne w sytuacji podwójnego wykluczenia w wybranych krajach Afryki Południowej
Authors: Belzyt Joanna Iza 
Published: September 2018

In South African countries education plays the important role in the context of double exclusion occurance of people with disabilities living in those areas. Factors like race, gender, social origin or disability affect social inequalities which powerful strength in society is strictly connected with a dominant ideology or state policy (eg. apartheid in South Africa). People with disabilities undergoing social exclusion caused by their social origin as African natives, simultaneously undergo exclusion caused by disability. In this context, apart from (the exclusion rooted in) the “heritage” of apartheid, one can also find a very meaningful factor folk beliefs, healers and shamans. Hence, disability, according to the particular area of the country and local folk beliefs, is perceived and understood as punishment or a thrown charm which eventually makes families being ashamed of their disabled children or relatives, force them to hide them for fear of ostracism, violence, ritual mutilation or death.
New organic-inorganic hybrid composites based on cellulose nanofibers and modified Laponite
Authors: Silva Jhonatan M. , Maturi Fernando E. , Barud Hernane S. , Constantino Vera R.L. , Ribeiro Sidney J.L. 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
The combination of cellulosic materials and clays, such as Laponite, can provide composites with superior optical and mechanical properties compared to pristine cellulose. Synthetic clays can also be used as a host matrix for the immobilization of luminescent complexes, as the incorporated complexes may present enhanced emission quantum efficiency, photo and thermostability compared to the non-immobilized ones. In this way, we, herein, report the preparation of luminescent composites through the incorporation of a Eu(III) complex [Eu3+(tta)n] containing Laponite (Lap) into cellulose nanofibers (CNF). The thermogravimetry results show that the obtained CNF/Lap@[Eu3+(tta)n] films present higher thermal resistance than the CNF film. The Eu3+(tta)n species were found in the composite structure with preserved luminescence characteristics, and no leaching or degradation of the organic ligand was observed with the preparation of the composites.
The Motherhood Penalty: Is It a Wage-Dependent Family Decision?
Authors: Gafni Dalit , Siniver Erez 
Published: September 2018

Abstract
Recent studies have shown that even highly skilled women suffer a motherhood wage penalty, resulting in reduced pay relative to childless women. We use a unique dataset of all Israeli women who graduated college or university during the period 1995–2008 and their husbands to investigate whether the motherhood penalty is the result of a household decision. Thus, we investigate whether the wage gap between husband and wife before they have children affects the decision of which spouse will be the main provider and which will have the main responsibility for childrearing. We find that the couple’s initial wage ratio does not affect this decision, since a woman almost always bears the opportunity cost of childrearing even if she has a much higher starting wage than her husband.