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The Future Architects’ Attitude towards Innovations in the Context of Sustainable Development
Authors: Artemeva Veronika 
Published: October 2015

Abstract
The architectural innovations are becoming more and more important in the economic and social development and in the quality improvement of people’s lives. Sometimes, however, the implementation of innovative projects can lead to negative consequences. The development of any innovation should be based on a comprehensive analysis of their implementation’s consequences. Therefore, developing a responsible of the future architects’ attitude to innovations is extremely important for achieving a qualitatively new level of training of future architects to ensure sustainable development. This article presents the results of a research that investigated the social values of future architects and their attitude towards innovation.
La professionnalisation des relations de care : le cas des référents de parcours de santé à l’Association Française contre les Myopathies
Authors: André Kévin 
Published: October 2015

Si les relations de care émergent de manière spontanée dans le contexte domestique (Noddings, 1984), certains auteurs plaident pour la reconnaissance de leur rôle en dehors de la sphère privée (Tronto, 2009), notamment dans le contexte de la prise en charge des personnes en situation de dépendance (Winnicott, 1970). Nous nous appuyons sur une recherche menée au sein de l’Association Française contre les Myopathies (AFM) pour étudier en quoi les « Référents de Parcours de Santé » de l’AFM peuvent être qualifiés de professionnels du care . Nous discutons des conditions qui permettent une professionnalisation du care et des implications pour une meilleure continuité des soins.
Les facteurs explicatifs de la modification récurrente des ressources et compétences : le cas de la capacité dynamique d’acquisition d’entreprise
Authors: Altintas Gulsun 
Published: October 2015

L’objectif de cet article est d’identifier les facteurs qui favorisent la modification récurrente des ressources et des compétences. Pour ce faire, nous étudions la capacité dynamique d’acquisition d’entreprise dans une approche de récurrence. Notre recherche repose sur une démarche d’étude de cas longitudinale menée au sein d’un tour-opérateur. Nos résultats permettent de comprendre que la capacité dynamique d’acquisition d’entreprise se forme lors d’un processus d’expérimentation. Ce processus est de nouveau mis en œuvre à l’identique lorsque l’opportunité se présente : ce qui caractérise la récurrence de la capacité dynamique. Trois facteurs sont à l’origine de la récurrence de la capacité dynamique et donc de la modification récurrente des ressources et compétences : l’apprentissage expérimental, l’intentionnalité managériale et l’activité de reporting. Nous montrons également que ces trois facteurs s’articulent et interagissent entre eux.
L’alcoolisme féminin : une solution au ravage ?
Authors: Cloës Claude 
Published: October 2015

Le XXI e siècle serait-il celui des addictions ? La clinique psychiatrique quotidienne tend à nous le faire supposer en raison de la multiplicité des problématiques addictives que l’on y rencontre, addictions à l’alcool le plus souvent. Si l’on admet que tout sujet peut devenir addict, peut-on repérer une spécificité dans l’apparition de conduites alcooliques chez les femmes ? L’alcool survient-il à un moment particulier dans leur vie, en lien avec un désir de maternité ignoré ou empêché ? Voilà l’énigme que nous pose la clinique et à laquelle nous proposons de réfléchir. Les récits cliniques de deux femmes addictes à l’alcool nous feront approcher la figure du ravage mère-fille non dépassé, offrant d’envisager l’alcoolisme féminin comme une solution face à ce ravage – une solution passionnelle qui est tout à la fois le remède et le poison pour le sujet qui s’y inscrit.
Does Trust Mean Giving and not Risking? Experimental Evidence from the Trust Game
Authors: Garapin Alexis , Muller Laurent , Rahali Bilel 
Published: October 2015

Dans une expérience en laboratoire, nous cherchons à déterminer si la confiance est plutôt fondée sur l’attention à l’autre ou sur la prise de risque. Nous élicitons les préférences sociales des participants avec le test dit « de l’anneau » (Griesinger et Livingston [1973]) et les préférences pour le risque avec le test de Holt et Laury [2002]. Ces mesures sont ensuite exploitées dans deux versions du jeu de l’investissement : (i) la version standard, qui, par construction, intègre une part de risque (à travers l’anticipation stratégique d’un retour sur investissement) et ii) une autre version (appelée « jeu du dictateur triple » dans la littérature) dans laquelle cette part de risque est éliminée. Les mesures issues des tests d’élicitation des préférences sont aussi utilisées pour expliquer les écarts entre les montants investis dans les deux jeux. Les résultats de l’expérience montrent que ce sont plutôt les préférences sociales qui fondent les comportements d’investissement. En revanche, les écarts entre les montants investis et les mesures des préférences ne sont pas corrélés.
Qu’est-ce que la Text Encoding Initiative ?
Authors: Burnard Lou 
Published: October 2015

Les Guidelines de la Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) sont depuis longtemps considérées comme le standard de fait pour la préparation de ressources textuelles numériques dans la communauté académique. Elles offrent au débutant un éventail de possibilités qui peut paraître intimidant, mais qui reflète l’impressionnante étendue des applications possibles pour l’encodage de texte, depuis les éditions critiques traditionnelles jusqu’aux corpus linguistiques, aux lexiques historiques, aux archives numériques et au-delà.

Utilisant de nombreux exemples de textes encodés en TEI issus de domaines variés, ce livre simple et direct est destiné à aider le débutant à faire ses propres choix parmi les multiples options offertes par la TEI. Il explique la technologie XML utilisée par la TEI d’une manière accessible au lecteur dépourvu de formation technique, et offre une visite guidée des dédales de l’univers de la TEI, et de la façon dont elle peut être personnalisée pour répondre aux besoins d’un projet particulier.

Cet ouvrage a été réalisé avec le soutien de la région Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur.
Safe Implementation of Computerized Provider Order Entry for Adult Oncology
Authors: Kaemingk D. , Frieze D. , Hendrie P. , Payne T.H. , Martin D.B. 
Published: October 2015

Summary
Background: Oncology has lagged in CPOE adoption due to the narrow therapeutic index of chemotherapy drugs, individualized dosing based on weight and height, regimen complexity, and workflows that include hard stops where safety checks are performed and documented.
Objectives: We sought to establish CPOE for chemotherapy ordering and administration in an academic teaching institution using a commercially available CPOE system.
Methods: A commercially available CPOE system was implemented throughout the hospital. A multidisciplinary team identified key safety gaps that required the development of a customized complex order display and a verification documentation workflow. Staff reported safety events were monitored for two years and compared to the year prior to go live.
Results: A workflow was enabled to capture real-time provider verification status during the time from ordering to the administration of chemotherapy. A customized display system was embedded in the EMR to provide a single screen view of the relevant parameters of chemotherapy doses including current and previous patient measurements of height and weight, dose adjustments, provider verifications, prior chemotherapy regimens, and a synopsis of the standard regimen for reference. Our system went live with 127 chemotherapy plans and has been expanded to 189. Staff reported safety events decreased following implementation, particularly in the area of prescribing and transcribing by the second year of use.
Conclusions: We observed reduced staff reported safety events following implementation of CPOE for inpatient chemotherapy using an electronic verification workflow and an embedded custom clinical decision support page. This implementation demonstrates that CPOE can be safely used for inpatient chemotherapy, even in an extremely complex environment.
Choice of Foreign R&D Entry Mode and Its Relation to Firm Performance: A Firm-level Analysis for Switzerland and Austria
Authors: Hollenstein Heinz , Berger Martin 
Published: October 2015

Abstract
The objective of this study is to identify the determinants of a firm’s foreign entry mode choice and the relationship between mode selection and firm performance for the specific case of R&D—a topic not yet investigated in entry mode research. Separate estimates of a Heckman selection model for Austria and Switzerland based on comparable firm-level data and variable specification show for both countries that the OLI model is well-suited to explain not only the propensity to invest in R&D abroad but also the related choice between an equity-based and a non-equity governance mode. Moreover, the research reveals that foreign R&D activity is positively related to firm performance and that this relationship is stronger in the case of an equity-based mode of governance, however only in the Swiss case. The differences between the two countries primarily reflect the much higher degree of internationalisation of the Swiss economy.
Data available upon request (see the following link): http://www.economics-ejournal.org/economics/journalarticles/2015-34/dataavailability-2015-34/view
Becoming Teachers’ Little Epics: What digital storytelling might reveal
Authors: Radford Linda , Aitken Avril 
Published: October 2015

This paper discusses pre-service teachers’ use of multi-modal tools to produce three-minute films in light of critical moments in their teaching practice. Two cases are considered; each centers on a film, a “little epic” that was produced by a future teacher who attempts to work within an anti-racist framework for social justice. Findings point to how multimodal tools are effective for engaging meaningfully with unresolved conflicts. However, in the face of trauma experienced, the future teachers’ efforts to work within a social justice framework may be pushed to the margins. This pedagogy / research sheds light on the workings of the inner landscape of becoming teachers, and highlights the dynamic of education as a psychic crisis compounded by the demands of the social.
The interaction of person and number in Mi’gmaq
Authors: Coon Jessica , Bale Alan 
Published: October 2015

<div class="page" title="Page 1"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p><span>This paper presents puzzles concerning the representation of features in the agreement system of the Eastern Algonquian language, Mi’gmaq. A growing body of research converges on the idea that φ-agreement should be separated into distinct person (π<sup>0</sup>), number (#<sup>0</sup>), and sometimes gender (γ<sup>0</sup>) probes (e.g. Anagnostopoulou 2003, Béjar 2003, Béjar and Rezac 2003, Laka 1993, Shlonsky 1989, Sigurðsson 1996, Sigurðsson and Holmberg 2008, Preminger 2012). While these proposals account well for agreement and partial agreement patterns in a number of languages, we show that in order to account for the agreement system of Mi’gmaq, π<sup>0</sup> and #<sup>0</sup> must probe together, which we argue to be the result of <em>fusion</em> of two distinct probes. We discuss the implications of Mi’gmaq agreement for “prominence hierarchies” and feature geometries in the grammar. </span></p></div></div></div>
Featuring animacy
Authors: Ritter Elizabeth 
Published: October 2015

<div class="page" title="Page 1"><div class="layoutArea"><div class="column"><p><span>Algonquian languages are famous for their animacy-based grammatical properties—an </span>animacy based noun classification system and direct/inverse system which gives rise to animacy hierarchy effects in the determination of verb agreement. In this paper I provide new evidence for the proposal that the distinctive properties of these languages is due to the use of participant-based features, rather than spatio-temporal ones, for both nominal and verbal functional categories (Ritter &amp; Wiltschko 2009, 2014). Building on Wiltschko (2012), I develop a formal treatment of the Blackfoot aspectual system that assumes a category Inner Aspect (cf. MacDonald 2008, Travis 1991, 2010). Focusing on lexical aspect in Blackfoot, I demonstrate that the classification of both nouns (Seinsarten) and verbs (Aktionsarten) is based on animacy, rather than boundedness, resulting in a strikingly different aspectual system for both categories. </p></div></div></div>
Dafydd Jones (ed.), <i>Dada Culture. Critical Texts on the Avant-Garde</i> 2006.
Authors: Bäckström Per 
Published: October 2015

The Rodopi series Avant-Garde Critical Studies not only publishes books on neo-avant-garde but also studies of diverse aspects of the avant-garde in general. This new volume (no. 18), for example, is entirely dedicated to one of the most far-reaching avant-gardes in history, namely Dada. Although one cannot on the whole claim that a new book on Dada fills a gap, given that an enormous amount of research has been published over the years, nevertheless every contributionpresenting a new and clear view on the subject is welcome. In this book the focus is on the contemporary (theoretical) engagement with Dada, in an effort to show the actuality of the movement itself. Given the subtitle "Critical Texts on the Avant-Garde", however, it becomes relevant to note the problem inherent in such a formulation: a book on Dada contains critical texts on one avant-garde, but not on the avant-garde, a fact that is all the more conspicuous since David Cunningham points out in the concluding article that the expression "the avantgarde" is a post-war phenomenon (p. 272). However, the two excellent final articles point in many ways far beyond Dada, towards a rewritten theory of theavant-garde (which makes these articles alone worth the price of this volume); the preceding comment is therefore focused on the overall ambition of the volume, rather than the individual articles in themselves.
Fire anmeldelser
Authors: Egeberg Erik , Karlsen Ole , Lindbach Kaisa Maliniemi , Wærp Henning Howlid 
Published: October 2015

Sider 133-137:Oskar Vistdal: Georg Sauerwein - europear og døl. Ein dokumentasjon anmeldt av Erik EgebergSider 139-145:Annette Fryd: Ekfraser: Gunnar Ekelöfs billedbeskrivende digte anmeldt av Ole KarlsenSider 147-151:Sigrun Glomsås: Spell anmeldt av Kaisa Maliniemi LindbachSider 153-166:Litt fra bokhøsten 2000: Åtte anmeldelser av Henning Howlid Wærp
Captive Minds: New Worlds and Old Metaphors
Authors: Castor Laura Virginia 
Published: October 2015

The following essay discusses the politics of naming Native Americans at the end of the nineteenth century. At the time of the Wounded Knee massacre and the official "close" of the American geographical frontier, American mainstream identity had lost its earlier clarity. The attention to historical contextualization in particular suggests some of the ways in which the process of naming relates to the larger contested practice of shaping American national and cultural identities.
"Kann jemand, der diese Musik gehört hat, […] noch ein schlechter Mensch sein?" – om Wieslers forandring og kunstens påståtte rolle i denne prosessen
Authors: Skare Roswitha 
Published: October 2015

The Life of Others (2006) has been a successful film, winning the Oscar for Best Foreign Feature in 2007. It is a film about surveillance, but also about the lives of artists and writers in East Berlin in the middle of the 1980s, and about what role literature and art played in the GDR and in the events of autumn 1989. The article focuses on the way the film portrays Wiesler’s transformation from hard-boiled Stasi officer into the guardian angel of his target, and shows how art – both literature and music – plays an important role in this process.
Nyskapende radioestetikk og pragmatisk leilighets-arbeid – hørespillsjangeren i Inger Hagrups verk
Authors: Folkvord Ingvild 
Published: October 2015

This article focuses on a frequently neglected part of the Norwegian author Inger Hagerup’s (1905-1985) work: her occupation with the popular genre of radio play. Based upon Ernst Cassirer’s dynamic approach to formative cultural work and expressive meaning, the article investigates two of Hagerup’s works produced for the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK): Firstly her own radioplay Hilsen fra Katarina (1949), secondly her translation of Ingeborg Bachmann’s Der gute Gott von Manhattan (1957). Through a juxtaposition of the two, Hagerup’s own radio play stands out as an innovative contribution to the particular Norwegian development of this genre, and as a modern, far more experimental, work than her poems from the same period. Her translation of Bachmann’s work appears as surprisingly reductive with respect to the complexity of Bachmann’s original text. The article points out how the translation of Bachmann’s play to a Norwegian context can also be viewed as a cultural transfer highlighting different ideas of a popular genre during the first decades after World War II.
The de-dramatization of history and the prose of bourgeois life
Authors: Fulsås Narve 
Published: October 2015

<p><em>Emperor and Galilean </em>has received renewed interest the last decade. It has been revalued and upgraded, it has been attributed a major role in the development of Ibsen’s authorship, and it has been interpreted as an expression of the new uncertainties of modernity. The play definitely deviates from Ibsen’s earlier historical dramas; it does not hold up an exemplary past or try to emulate a classical style. Rather, it seems to question history as a rational discourse and man’s capacity to create history in a self-conscious way. It is argued that <em>Emperor and Galilean</em> reflects Ibsen’s own experiences, more precisely: his experiences of defeat, estrangement and reorientation connected to the Danish defeat to Prussia-Austria in 1864 and the unification of Germany in the years that followed. Ibsen’s historical experiences were primarily the experiences of counter-finality and historical irony. During the Franco-German war in 1870 he still hoped for a French victory, but a few years later he came to appreciate German unification as a world historical event. The resulting attitude was a kind of fatalism reminiscent of the one we find in Tolstoy’s <em>War and Peace</em>, published a few years earlier, but of course unknown to Ibsen. This fatalism fit well with Ibsen’s conservatism at the time. It left him in a rather ambiguous position, though, and there is no straight literary path leading from <em>Emperor and Galilean </em>to the contemporary plays of the 1880s and 1890s. </p>
”Vi går inn i det private rommet til pasienten”. Sykepleieres erfaring med helsefremmende arbeid i somatiske polikliniske
Authors: Evju Anne Svelstad , Klette Gøril Salomonsen , Kasen Anne , Bondas Terese 
Published: October 2015

<p><strong><em>Nurses experiences of health promotion with patients in somatic outpatient clinics</em></strong><em></em></p><p><em>The aim is to describe and understand nurses’ experiences of health promotion with patients, who have been recommended to change their lifestyles when cared for in outpatient clinics. Semi-structured in-depth interviews were carried out with a sample of 7 nurses, who cared for patients, suffering from diabetes, obesity and COPD. A qualitative content analysis was used. The findings highlight the importance of creating trust to gain insight into the patient’s way of living, which is referred to as ‘the patient’s private health space’. The change interventional dialogue between the patient and the nurse was created by mapping out the patient’s potential for change, and by trying to make the patient responsible for their lifestyle by continuous follow up, long-term support and guidance. The nurses viewed individual adaptation of health promotion in relation to each patient as essential. The patients are challenged to use their own resources and are guided in regard to their own goals. The nurses role as the activator of change is important.</em></p>
Matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometric analysis of degradation products after treatment of methylene blue aqueous solution with three-dimensionally integrated microsolution plasma
Authors: Shirafuji Tatsuru , Nomura Ayano , Hayashi Yui , Tanaka Kenji , Goto Motonobu 
Published: October 2015

Abstract
Methylene blue can be degraded in three-dimensionally integrated microsolution plasma. The degradation products have been analyzed by matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization time-of-flight (MALDI TOF) mass spectrometry to understand the degradation mechanisms. The results of MALDI TOF mass spectrometry have shown that sulfoxide is formed at the first stage of the oxidation. Then, partial oxidation proceeds on the methyl groups left on the sulfoxide. The sulfoxide is subsequently separated to two benzene derivatives. Finally, weak functional groups are removed from the benzene derivatives.
Controls on nitrate‐N concentrations in groundwater in a Missourian claypan watershed
Authors: Al‐Qudah Omar M. , Liu Fengjing , Lerch Robert N. , Kitchen Newell , Yang John 
Published: October 2015

AbstractNitrogen (N) fertilizer applications have resulted in widespread groundwater nitrate‐N (NO3‐N) contamination in the U.S. Corn Belt. Goodwater Creek Experimental Watershed (GCEW) is an agricultural watershed in the claypan soil region of northeastern Missouri with a network of 96 wells at depths of 2.7–15.7 m. The objectives of this study were to (1) inspect the spatial and temporal variations of NO3‐N concentrations in GCEW's groundwater, particularly with well depth at scales ranging from individual well, well nest, and field to the entire watershed during the period 1991 to 2004; (2) understand the processes controlling the variability of NO3‐N concentrations in groundwater at various scales within GCEW; and (3) compare groundwater NO3‐N concentrations in GCEW to other agricultural watersheds in the U.S. Nitrate‐N concentrations were determined in more than 2000 samples collected from 1991 to 2004. Despite the low hydraulic conductivity of the claypan soils, considerable NO3‐N contamination of the glacial till aquifer occurred, with 38% of the wells exceeding 10 mg L−1. Groundwater recharge by preferential pathways through the claypan appeared to be the primary mechanism for NO3‐N movement to the aquifer. Changes in concentration with depth steadily increased to 8.5–10 m and then decreased with further depth. This pattern was consistent with decreased hydraulic conductivity in the Paleosol layer at 8.5–10 m, denitrification below this layer, and mixing of recent contaminated water with older uncontaminated water in the lowest strata. Only 19–23% of sampled wells exceeded 10 mg L−1 in nonclaypan agricultural watersheds over the continental U.S., suggesting that groundwater in GCEW was more susceptible to NO3‐N contamination than nonclaypan watersheds. These results demonstrated that preferential flow through the soil and hydraulic conductivity of the subsurface strata controlled NO3‐N transport in this claypan watershed.