bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Derrida e Jean-Luc Nancy
Authors: Penido Luiz Henrique Carvalho 
Published: July 2015

A proposta do presente texto é debater a herança de Jacques Derrida sob o signo da ex-propriação: movimento para fora do proprius, gesto para além do pertencimento e da adequação de um “para si”. Para demonstrar a relevância de um ato de leitura ex-propriado pretendemos analisar tais gestos em uma das figuras mais eminentes de sua herança: Jean-Luc Nancy.
DAS APROPRIAÇÕES LITERÁRIAS: ALGUMAS CONSIDERAÇÕES A RESPEITO DA LEITURA E DO SUPLEMENTO DE DERRIDA
Authors: Vieira Erika Viviane Costa 
Published: July 2015

Para Derrida, um texto possui múltiplas camadas de sentido, os quais são sempre adiados e cuja leitura se dá desdobrando-se muitas vezes em escrita. Pretende-se refletir a respeito de alguns pontos convergentes entre a cena da leitura de Derrida e as questões de adaptação e apropriação literária no que se referem, principalmente, ao conceito de suplemento.
Quando o texto (NÃO) é fotografia? - "E a vida é rosa?" (Imagem)
Authors: Speranzini Manlio De Medeiros 
Published: July 2015

<p>O ensaio “E a vida é rosa?” é uma narrativa de 8 imagens dividida em 4 duplas: uma imagem de texto à esquerda se contrapõe a uma imagem fotográfica à direita. O texto foi composto com uma família tipográfica particular – POÉSIS – e diagramado para acompanhar as mesmas dimensões das fotografias.</p> <p>A ideia que motivou a criação da tipografia foi permitir o registro e a ‘revelação’ de três níveis de escrita – o gráfico, a rasura e o apagamento – na composição de uma narrativa. Se o nível gráfico da escrita expõe o que se assumiu revelar, os outros dois níveis formam o rastro do que se pensou contar, mas que, por várias razões, achou-se por bem anular. Aproxima-se assim a escrita do desenho e se aceita exibir a superfície do texto como um campo de experimentações e movimentos que velam/revelam conteúdos em pleno exercício de construção de sentidos.</p><p>Para este ensaio, a opção pela tipografia Poésis serviu para estabelecer um diálogo com a superfície da fachada de um edifício deteriorado que, encobrindo um interior, também vela/revela tantos sentidos quantos forem nossos desejos e esforços em pesquisar.</p><p>Fotos</p> <p>- Local: Edifício São Vito, Avenida do Estado, <span>3.170, São Paulo</span> (SP)</p> <p>- Ano: 2006</p> <p>- Filme KODAK 400-TX</p> <p>- Máquina Fotográfica Canon AE-1</p><p> </p><p>Tipografia Poésis, 2006</p><p>Fontes utilizadas: Poésis Normal, Poésis Grossa, Poésis Apagada Normal e Poésis Riscada Normal</p><p> </p>
"Tejo / Tédio", 2013 - 2:44 e "Space Dust", 2011 - 2:25 (Vídeo)
Authors: Leite Sávio 
Published: July 2015

<p>Tejo / Tédio (2013) - 2:44</p><p>“[...] lisboa num vão de escada<br />é isto<br />tão triste mário sobre o tejo um apito”<br />(A secreta vida das imagens, Al Berto)</p><p>Tejo; Portugal-Brasil; Rizoma; Melancolia. Integrante do Projeto: “Nessa Rua tem um rio” – Laboratório Undió de Intervenções Artísticas Urbanas. Vídeo selecionado para o VII Festival Internacional de Video Arte de Barcelona (2013). Música: Fabiano Fonseca.</p><p> </p><p>Space Dust (2011) - 2:25</p><p>Uma imensidão íntima.<br />Integrante do Projeto “Nessa Rua tem um Rio” – Laboratório Undió de Intervenções Artísticas Urbanas. Música: Fabiano Fonseca.</p>
Acessos, sentidos e significados para Menina e Moça, de Bernardim Ribeiro
Authors: Pequeno Tatiana 
Published: July 2015

<p>O presente artigo deriva de alguns questionamentos relativos ao universo da obra <em>Menina e Moça,</em> de Bernardim Ribeiro. Tal como se apresenta, o livro indeterminado do autor quinhentista funciona como marco nodular da literatura portuguesa, na medida em que configura estratégias de passagem não só de um universo medieval, subscrito no tom de queixa das antigas cantigas, como também apresenta questionamentos da ordem do ser e da sua existência, que podem ser radicalizados na seguida poética camoniana, por exemplo, definindo desse modo alguns dos pilares do Renascimento e do começo histórico da Idade Moderna. Apesar de localizado nesse entre-lugar em que quaisquer definições de estilo parecem insuficientes, tencionamos buscar aportes teóricos para alguma análise da referida obra em dois nomes contemporâneos, a saber o filósofo italiano Giorgio Agamben, e o crítico literário e o escritor português Helder Macedo.</p>
AS DUAS FACES DA MOEDA - A OBRA DE ALUÍSIO AZEVEDO
Authors: Morando Luiz 
Published: July 2015

Esta pesquisa teve o objetivo de discutir a formação híbrida entre as poéticas românticas e naturalistas nas narrativas de Aluísio Azevedo. A partir de uma melhor compreensão do conceito de cânone e de suas implicações na mentalidade dos críticos e historiadores de nossa literatura, pode-se perceber que valores estão subjacentes à recepção que o conjunto da obra de Aluísio Azevedo teve durante os cem anos de sua circulação.
Placar final (Imagem)
Authors: Ramos Nuno 
Published: July 2015

Performance fotográfica
Material: bola, pá e cal.
Nuno Ramos nos apresenta quatorze imagens fotográficas que compõem a série “Placar final” (2007), performance realizada por ele no estádio Virgílio Ferreira Jorge, em Orlândia-SP, registrada por Sandra Antunes Ramos.
O movimento que essa obra impõe está ligado a certa inversão/tensão do tempo. Na medida em que a bola é enterrada exatamente no espaço material e simbólico que alude ao início do jogo. As imagens constituem um paradoxo direto: o que devia ser a abertura é também o fim.
A 'tabelinha' entre o futebol e a poesia
Authors: Guimarães Gustavo Cerqueira 
Published: July 2015

Este estudo visa a realização de um breve percurso histórico sobre a relação da literatura com o futebol, com destaque para a poesia e os estudos pioneiros de Pier Paolo Pasolini e Milton Pedrosa. Em seguida, pretende-se realizar uma análise comparativa de alguns poemas da literatura brasileira que versam sobre o futebol, ressaltando, sobretudo, seus aspectos formais e suas analogias estruturais. Para tanto, elegem-se as antologias poéticas: Gol de letra (1967), de Milton Pedrosa, Quando é dia de futebol (2002), de Carlos Drummond de Andrade, e Pelada poética (2013), de Mário Alex Rosa.
The homecoming experience: the enemy never dies
Authors: Araujo Fabricio Paiva 
Published: July 2015

<p><strong>Resumo:</strong></p> <p>O foco desse artigo está em como o período pós-guerra do Vietnã afetou os veteranos nos Estados Unidos, colaborando para entender como a representação da nova identidade destes militares reformados foi moldada pelas consequências das experiências traumáticas que eles sofreram. As dificuldades que os veteranos tiveram para se reintegrar na sociedade começam nos aeroportos dos E.U.A. assim que eles pisam em solo americano. A forma como eles são representados no período subsequente a guerra é o propósito principal da investigação aqui apresentada. As narrativas de guerra essenciais usadas para ilustrar esta investigação são <em>Paco Story</em>, de Larry Heinemann, e <em>Born on the Fourth of July</em>, de Ron Kovic. Os personagens literários Kovic e Paco atuam em papéis importantes que representam o processo de transformação da identidade dos veteranos. Essa mudança passa pela investigação de novos lugares de ameaça, inimizades e conflitos que foram gradativamente revelados na vida dos ex-combatentes durante o período de retorno ao lar.</p> <p> </p> <p>PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Veterano do Vietnã; pós- guerra; experiência de guerra; literatura de guerra</p>
O silêncio trágico do sertão
Authors: Santiago Sobrinho João Batista 
Published: July 2015

<p><strong>Resumo</strong>: Faz algum tempo perscrutamos a escritura rosiana em sua tragicidade. Nesse sentido, a maneira como Clément Rosset percebe o silêncio em seu livro <em>A lógica do pior</em> se revelou um excelente dispositivo teórico para pensar o silêncio do sertão. Tomamos a palavra sertão, da maneira ampliada que João Guimarães Rosa o concebeu em sua escritura, isto é, para o escritor mineiro, “sertão é o mundo”. Sendo assim, nossa análise partirá de uma ideia mais geral do silêncio, não desgarrado da vida, sobretudo contemporânea, na sua relação com a técnica, para enfim se debruçar sobre o que queremos divisar no sertão: o silêncio trágico.</p> <p> </p>
The relative importance of trait vs. genetic differentiation for the outcome of interactions among plant genotypes
Authors: Abbott Jessica M. , Stachowicz John J. 
Published: July 2015

AbstractFunctional trait differences and genetic distance are increasingly used as metrics to predict the outcome of species interactions and the maintenance of diversity. We apply these ideas to intraspecific diversity for the seagrassZostera marina(eelgrass), by explicitly testing the influence of trait distance and genetic relatedness on the outcome of pairwise interactions among eelgrass genotypes. Increasing trait distance (but not relatedness) between eelgrass genotypes decreased the likelihood that both would persist over a year‐long field experiment, contrary to our expectations based on niche partitioning. In plots in which one genotype excluded another, the biomass and growth of the remaining genotype increased with the trait distance and genetic relatedness of the initial pair, presumably due to a legacy of past interactions. Together these results suggest that sustained competition among functionally similar genotypes did not produce a clear winner, but rapid exclusion occurred among genotypes with distinct trait combinations. Borrowing from coexistence theory, we argue that fitness differences between genotypes with distinct traits overwhelmed any stabilizing effects of niche differentiation. Previously observed effects of eelgrass genetic diversity on performance may rely on nonadditive interactions among multiple genotypes or sufficient environmental heterogeneity to increase stabilizing forces and/or interactions.
Surgical and nonsurgical management of patent ductus arteriosus in cats: 28 cases (1991–2012)
Authors: Hutton Jocelyn E. , Steffey Michele A. , Runge Jeffrey J. , McClaran Janet K. , Silverman Sarah J. , Kass Philip H. 
Published: July 2015

Abstract
Objective—To characterize the clinical features and outcome of cats treated for patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) with attenuation (extravascular or intravascular) versus medical treatment only.
Design—Retrospective case series.
Animals—28 client-owned cats with congenital PDA.
Procedures—Medical records for cats with PDA diagnosed by means of echocardiography were reviewed. Data retrieved included signalment; history; clinical signs; results of physical examination, ECG, echocardiography, and thoracic radiography; response to medical management if attempted; type of attenuation procedure if attempted (surgical or intravascular); procedural details; intraoperative and postoperative (≤ 2 weeks) complications; and long-term (> 2 weeks) complications. Follow-up was obtained from medical records and via telephone interviews.
Results—All 28 cats were referred for evaluation of a cardiac murmur, but 17 of 26 (65%) for which initial clinical signs were available did not have overt signs at initial evaluation. Multiple congenital cardiac defects were identified in 6 of 23 (26%) cats. Seventeen of 26 (65%) cats were documented as treated with 1 or more vascular attenuation procedures; vascular attenuation was not attempted in 11 cats receiving an angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor or loop diuretic (n = 2) or no medical treatment (9). Surgical ligation was successful in 11 of 15 cats, and coil embolization was successful in 2 cats. Procedural or postoperative complications included death (n = 2), left-sided laryngeal paralysis (2), voice change (1), fever (1), hemorrhage (4), and chylothorax (1). Long-term follow-up was available for 16 of 28 (57%) cats. Three of 4 cats that did not undergo surgical attenuation died of cardiac-related disease.
Conclusions and Clinical Relevance—Results suggested that PDA occurs rarely in cats, and clinical signs and diagnostic findings were consistent with those previously reported for dogs. Surgical versus nonsurgical treatment did not result in a significant difference in life expectancy in this small cohort. Evaluation of laryngeal function after surgical ligation is recommended. Further study of the outcome associated with various treatment options in a larger population of patients is recommended.
Detection of Frames With Single Complete Signs of Finger Alphabet in Video Sequence Using Visual Attention Approach
Authors: Kučerová Júlia , Polec Jaroslav 
Published: July 2015

Abstract
Visual information is very important in human communication. It is used in any type of sign language communication, and in non-verbal communication of the entire population, as well. Therefore, visual information is crucial for communication of hearing impaired people. Video is the most common way to capture this type of information and it is very important to correctly process it. In this paper we propose a method for finding video frames representing single sign in the finger alphabet. The single sign is identified using standard video quality metrics. The calculations of the metrics are performed only within a region, which is determined by combination of object tracking and salient regions detection method based on human visual attention. For key frame selection, combination of sliding system for finding local extreme and adaptive threshold based on local averaging and variation is used. Proposed method is effective and achieves significantly better results in comparison with other commonly used methods.
Energy Efficient Auto–Configurable Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks
Authors: Uddin Mohammad Rokon , Matin Mohammad Abdul , Hossain Foraji Mohammad Kamal , Hossain Baizid 
Published: July 2015

Abstract
This paper proposed an auto-configurable algorithm for wireless sensor network (WSN) to efficiently re-organize the network topology. The auto-configurable algorithm is based on self- configurable cellular architecture and it has been observed from simulation result that the proposed algorithm achieves lower power consumption than the existing one.
Peak to Average Power Ratio Reduction in NC–OFDM Systems
Authors: Tabassum Saadia , Hussain Sajjad , Ghafoor Abdul 
Published: July 2015

Abstract
Non contiguous orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (NC-OFDM) is an efficient and adaptable multicarrier modulation scheme to be used in cognitive radio communications. However like OFDM, NC-OFDM also suffers from the main drawback of high peak to average power ratio (PAPR). In this paper PAPR has been reduced by employing three different trigonometric transforms. Discrete cosine transform (DCT), discrete sine transform (DST) and fractional fourier transform (FRFT) has been combined with conventional selected level mapping (SLM) technique to reduce the PAPR of both OFDM and NC-OFDM based systems. The method combines all the transforms with SLM in different ways. Transforms DCT, DST and FRFT have been applied before the SLM block or inside the SLM block before IFFT. Simulation results show the comparative analysis of all the transforms using SLM in case of both OFDM and NC-OFDM based systems.
Nat-Worship and Paul Tillich: Contextualizing a Correlational Theology of Religion and Culture in Myanmar
Authors: Moe David Thang 
Published: July 2015

Abstract: What has Nat-worship to do with Christianity? Christianity should not escape from Nat-worship—it is not difficult to answer why. Nat-worship is a primal religion for Burmese—both the Burman majorities and the ethnic minorities had worshiped Nats before they accepted foreign religions: Buddhism from India and Christianity from Euro-America. If Nat-worship is a local religion in Myanmar, the other foreign religions, like Buddhism and Christianity especially, should embrace it and be enriched by its moral elements of religious practices and spiritual values. By using Tillich's method of correlation between religion and culture, there follows an exploration of how Nat-worship serves as a medium for God's revelation ( praeparatio evangelica) and as a theological locus (locus theologicus) for enriching a Christian theology in Myanmar.
Contrasting Augustine and Kierkegaard as Theologians of Desire
Authors: Hughes Carl S. 
Published: July 2015

Abstract: In response to Lee C. Barrett's recent book on Augustine and Kierkegaard, this article highlights three ways in which Kierkegaard diverges from (and actually goes farther than) Augustine on the subject of spiritual desire: the degree to which he considers desire to be amenable to satisfaction; the degree to which he affirms worldly objects of desire as valuable in inciting eros for God; and the degree to which he believes desire for God leads to participation in God. Building on Barrett's triangulation of Augustine and Kierkegaard with Martin Luther, the author argues that Kierkegaard often diverges from Augustine precisely because he is appropriating distinctively Lutheran themes in a subversive way.
Augustine, Kierkegaard, and the Seduction of the Word: Rediscovering an Unfamiliar Theological Style
Authors: Kolbet Paul R. 
Published: July 2015

Abstract: Lee Barrett's Eros and Self Emptying: The Intersections of Augustine and Kierkegaard draws a strong contrast between the “Augustine” whom Kierkegaard thought he knew and the Augustine we have come to know through recent scholarship. The dogmatic, speculative, non-rhetorical Augustine whom Kierkegaard rejected has come to be replaced by a rhetorical Augustine whose voice is adapted to a variety of audiences—an Augustine whose theological style is more similar to Kierkegaard than he ever knew. This realization enables Barrett to discover unforeseen intersections between these two Christian intellectuals, but none is more fundamental than their shared commitment to a form of theological rhetoric: one where what is most central is what transpires in the subjective experience of the reader or hearer rather than in the objective status of theological propositions. Barrett's work clears the way for similar assessments of other intellectuals.
Theologies of Enhancement? Another Look at Oliver O'Donovan's Created Order
Authors: Berkman John , Buttrey Michael 
Published: July 2015

Abstract: In this response to Gerald McKenny's “Evolution, Biotechnology, and the Normative Significance of Created Order,” John Berkman and Michael Buttrey suggest that McKenny has not adequately substantiated his claim that O'Donovan's account of “created order” provides no objection in principle to genetically “enhancing” children. Berkman and Buttrey frame an alternative reading of O'Donovan in light of O'Donovan's emphasis on “ordered love” as the task of Christian ethics, and his resolutely Trinitarian theology of created order. Contending contra McKenny that created order inheres in human persons and not only human nature abstractly understood, Berkman and Buttrey argue that for O'Donovan an ineliminable aspect of ordered love of God and neighbour is respecting the primordial teleological order of human persons, especially parents' rightly ordered love of the children entrusted to their care. In summary, Berkman and Buttrey conclude that unless McKenny puts O'Donovan's account of created order in its Trinitarian context and connects it with O'Donovan's rich account of ordered love, McKenny cannot make his case that O'Donovan's account of created order raises no inherent moral objection to genetically enhancing our children.
The role of root development of Avena fatua in conferring soil strength
Authors: Dumlao Matthew R. , Ramananarivo Sophie , Goyal Vivek , DeJong Jason T. , Waller Jack , Silk Wendy K. 
Published: July 2015

• Premise of the study: Roots play an important role in strengthening and stabilizing soils. Existing models predict that tensile strength and root abundance are primary factors that strengthen soil. This study quantified how both factors are affected by root developmental stage.• Methods: Focusing on early development of Avena fatua, a common grassland species with a fibrous root system, we chose three developmental stages associated with major changes in the root system. Seeds were planted in rhizotrons for easy viewing and pots to allow root growth surrounded by soil. Tensile strength was determined by subjecting root segments to a progressively larger pulling force until breaking occurred. Root abundance at two depths was characterized by the cross‐sectional area of the roots divided by the area of the soil core (i.e., root area ratio). Shear strength of 50 mm saturated soil columns was determined with a modified interface direct shear device.• Key results: Tensile strength increased by a factor of ≥15× with distance from the root tip. Thus, soil‐strengthening properties increased with root cell development. Plants grown under dry soil conditions produced roots with higher maximal tensile strength (41.9 MPa vs. approximately 17 MPa), largely explained by 33% thinner diameters. Over 7 weeks of root growth, root abundance increased by a factor of 4.8× while saturated soil shear strength increased by 24% in the upper soil layer.• Conclusions: Root development should be incorporated into models of soil stability to improve understanding of this important environmental property.
Exceptional reduction of the plastid genome of saguaro cactus (Carnegiea gigantea): Loss of the ndh gene suite and inverted repeat
Authors: Sanderson Michael J. , Copetti Dario , Búrquez Alberto , Bustamante Enriquena , Charboneau Joseph L. M. , Eguiarte Luis E. , Kumar Sudhir , Lee Hyun Oh , Lee Junki , McMahon Michelle , Steele Kelly , Wing Rod , Yang Tae‐Jin , Zwickl Derrick , Wojciechowski Martin F. 
Published: July 2015

• Premise of the study: Land‐plant plastid genomes have only rarely undergone significant changes in gene content and order. Thus, discovery of additional examples adds power to tests for causes of such genome‐scale structural changes.• Methods: Using next‐generation sequence data, we assembled the plastid genome of saguaro cactus and probed the nuclear genome for transferred plastid genes and functionally related nuclear genes. We combined these results with available data across Cactaceae and seed plants more broadly to infer the history of gene loss and to assess the strength of phylogenetic association between gene loss and loss of the inverted repeat (IR).• Key results: The saguaro plastid genome is the smallest known for an obligately photosynthetic angiosperm (∼113 kb), having lost the IR and plastid ndh genes. This loss supports a statistically strong association across seed plants between the loss of ndh genes and the loss of the IR. Many nonplastid copies of plastid ndh genes were found in the nuclear genome, but none had intact reading frames; nor did three related nuclear‐encoded subunits. However, nuclear pgr5, which functions in a partially redundant pathway, was intact.• Conclusions: The existence of an alternative pathway redundant with the function of the plastid NADH dehydrogenase‐like complex (NDH) complex may permit loss of the plastid ndh gene suite in photoautotrophs like saguaro. Loss of these genes may be a recurring mechanism for overall plastid genome size reduction, especially in combination with loss of the IR.