bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Construire et proposer un espace-temps de soin dans un établissement pénitentiaire pour mineurs
Authors: Bracq-Leca Herminie , Pitel-Buttez Marie-Anouck 
Published: January 2013

Résumé Depuis juin 2007, une équipe médico-psychologique (UCSA-SMPR) intervient au sein de l’établissement pénitentiaire pour mineurs de la région Rhône-Alpes. Psychiatre et psychologue proposent de revenir sur cette expérience en questionnant la temporalité du soin et les enjeux spécifiques à ce cadre institutionnel. Quels sont les objectifs du soin ? Comment penser la place des soignants dans une structure d’enfermement où le soin serait souhaité comme « auxiliaire » du système répressif-éducatif ? Comment permettre une élaboration des agirs du sujet et de l’institution ? Voici une réflexion en cheminement qui est au cœur d’une pratique où l’identité professionnelle est souvent malmenée.
Le diagnostic de « Dyslexie » et ses effets sur le sujet
Authors: Vernhes Stéphanie , Suau Laurence 
Published: January 2013

L’utilisation du signifiant « Dyslexie » croît de plus en plus afin de qualifier les enfants en grandes difficultés d’apprentissage de la lecture. La neurologie, la psychologie cognitive et les sciences de l’éducation tentent d’en déceler l’étiologie sans s’étonner pour autant de l’ambivalence des résultats. Nous montrons à travers notre thèse les effets de l’utilisation du concept de dyslexie sur le symptôme de l’enfant, mais aussi sur l’entourage. La psychanalyse vient mettre en évidence la difficulté de l’enfant à être considéré en tant que sujet avec un tel signifiant. Ceci évite de l’interroger, lui et l’Autre, en tant que sujet responsable de ce qui lui arrive.
A 9-Year-Old Boy with a Hyper-Pigmented Patch on the Right Chest
Authors: Bohaty Benjamin , Chamlin Sarah L. 
Published: January 2013

CME Educational Objectives

1.
Understand the clinical presentation of a Becker nevus.

2.
Describe the differential diagnosis for Becker nevus.

3.
Be able to discuss the appropriate management for a Becker nevus.

A 9-year-old healthy male presented to the dermatology clinic for evaluation of lesions on his chest. The lesions were unilateral and had been present for at least 1 year. No lesion had been previously noted in the affected area. No treatments had been tried prior to presentation. The patient denied pruritus or pain. Review of systems, medical history, and family history were unremarkable.
A 13-Year-Old Girl with Recurrent Localized Bruising and Hemorrhagic Skin Papules
Authors: Mercy Katherine M. , Chamlin Sarah L. 
Published: January 2013

CME Educational Objectives

1.
Identify clinical features of a microcystic lymphatic malformation (MLM).

2.
Understand evaluation and treatment options for MLM.

3.
Identify symptom-based management approach for MLM.

A 13-year-old white female presented to the pediatric dermatology clinic for a lesion on her right proximal upper extremity. The lesion initially appeared at 5 years of age as a cluster of skin-colored and erythematous papules. Following their appearance, the patient developed recurrent episodes of pain and swelling in the area, followed by bruising and the color of the papules changing to dark red. The symptoms and signs typically progressed over 1 week, spontaneously resolved over several more weeks, but then recurred every 4 to 6 months.
A 3-Year-Old Girl with a Painful Skin Eruption
Authors: Hasbún Trinidad , Chamlin Sarah L. 
Published: January 2013

CME Educational Objectives

1.
Identify clinical lesions of shingles.

2.
Describe the importance of the attenuated varicella vaccine and its impact on shingles presentation.

3.
Discuss treatment options for patients with shingles.

A 3-year-old, otherwise healthy female, presented to the dermatology clinic for evaluation of a painful eruption on her right arm and back. It had been present for 6 days, and had started as a single blister on her right fourth digit. Over several days, new lesions appeared on her right hand, forearm, arm, and back. All lesions were painful and pruritic. She was afebrile and otherwise felt well. Her vaccinations were all up to date. A review of systems was unremarkable; family history was noncontributory.
A 12-Year-Old Boy with Foot Lesions
Authors: Zimmerman Bree , Chamlin Sarah L. 
Published: January 2013

CME Educational Objectives

1.
Identify the clinical presentation of granuloma annulare.

2.
Describe the differential diagnosis for granuloma annulare.

3.
Discuss the appropriate management for granuloma annulare.

A 12-year-old healthy male presented to the dermatology clinic for evaluation of lesions on his feet. The lesions were bilateral and had been present for at least 6 months. Multiple topical treatments had been prescribed in the past, including miconazole nitrate 2% cream, oxiconazole 1% cream and alclometasone dipropionate 0.05% ointment. Each had been used for several weeks without improvement. Because of this, the referring doctor prescribed griseofulvin microsize 250 mg twice daily for 4 weeks and referred the patient to dermatology. The patient denied pruritus or pain. Review of systems, medical history, and family history were unremarkable.
A 22-Month-Old Girl with Lesions on the Face and Extremities
Authors: Rosenblatt Adena E. , Stein Sarah L. 
Published: January 2013

CME Educational Objectives

1.
Diagnose Gianotti-Crosti syndrome (GCS) based on the clinical presentation.

2.
Understand the various etiologies (viral, immunizations, bacterial) associated with GCS.

3.
Know the natural course of GCS.

A 22-month-old black girl presented to the emergency department with a 5-day history of an itchy rash. Her family reported that the rash started as itchy bumps on the extremities and spread to the face and buttocks and was associated with a runny nose and cough. There was no history of fevers, abdominal pain, vomiting or diarrhea. The patient had a medical history significant for pyleonephritis, pneumonia, and meningitis. She did not have any allergies to medications and was not taking any medications.
Clinical Correlations of Dry Eye Syndrome and Allergic Conjunctivitis in Korean Children
Authors: Kim Tae hyung , Moon Nam ju 
Published: January 2013

Purpose:
Clinical patterns in pediatric patients with dry eye syndrome and allergic conjunctivitis were investigated.

Methods:
Children aged 6 to 15 years with dry eye symptoms were included. Slit-lamp examinations including tear film break-up time, Schirmer’s test, and fluorescent staining were performed, and subjective symptoms were investigated. Patients with allergic conjunctivitis were subjected to skin prick tests.

Results:
Tear film break-up time was shorter and the number of symptoms related to dry eyes was higher in pediatric patients with allergic conjunctivitis than in those without allergic conjunctivitis. Patients with allergic conjunctivitis who had higher numbers of positive allergens on the skin prick test also had shorter tear film break-up time.

Conclusion:
Because pediatric patients with dry eye syndrome tend to complain less about their symptoms than adult patients, dry eye syndrome is commonly overlooked. This study showed that dry eyes tended to be more severe with the presence of allergic conjunctivitis; the more allergens present, the more severe the dry eyes. More attention should be paid to the treatment of pediatric patients with dry eyes accompanied by allergies.

[J Pediatr Ophthalmol Strabismus 2013;50:124–127.]
Online Experimentation @ REV2012
Authors: Restivo Maria Teresa , Cardoso Alberto 
Published: January 2013

In conferences, a participant is supposed to present his/her work to the audience in around 15-20 minutes.
When the topics are in the experimental field multimedia components like pictures, video clips or animations are recommended to give to the experimental issues as much realism as possible.
In topics like online engineering it is mandatory to have real resource demonstrations.
A new model for specific conferences like those on online engineering topics, has been implemented. Participants are invited to get together and try to demonstrate their online resources.
Verset en rewolusie
Authors: Van Wyk I. W.C. 
Published: January 2013

Resistance and revolution. The communion formulary of the Nederduitsch Hervonnde Kerk states clearly that a church member may not take part in revolutionary activities and that he should obey governmental authorities. Two questions are asked: 1. Does this statement imply that a Christian should obey goverments, even when they are oppressive? Can a Christian do something about his fate, or is he obliged to suffer injustice? 2. How can and must we interpret this principle today in a democratic state where resistance and rebellion are integral elements of the political process? It is argued that in Biblical Reformed theology not only the duty to obey but also the right to resist are justified. Although civil disobedience is allowed, violence is strongly condemned. This article asks the church to adhere to the communion formulary, but simultaniously to realise the vast differences between the sixteenth and the twentieth centuries.
Metafoor en waarheid
Authors: Van Wyk G M.J 
Published: January 2013

Metaphor and truth. In the past metaphors were researched by means of theories. These theories on metaphors were developed as language theories or studies on the philosophy of language. Even when philosophical studies on the metaphor went beyond the philosophy of langUtlge, they still focused on language. In dialogue with the philosophers Aristotle, Kant and Nietzsche, and the theologian Luther, this study concentrates on broadening the context of research on the metaphor to that of a contemporary critique of reason. The result of this approach is not only that metaphors are researched from within a new perspective, but also that the relation between metaphor and rationality is reviewed to the extent that it is argued that rationality and even reality show a metaphorical structure at times. A narrative approach has also proved to be a more successful means of research on metaphors, than a theoretical approach.
Tradisionele geloof
Authors: Dreyer W. A. , Mjwabe F. E. 
Published: January 2013

Traditional belief Traditional belief is still very strong among black South Africans. Many Christians not only believe in Christ, but also in the spirits of the fore-fathers. The question arises as to how the relationship between traditional belief and christian faith must be seen. It also poses problems to the church in South Africa, which is mainly orientated to the theology of Western Europe. Proclaiming the gospel in a traditional situation will only be effective if traditional beliefs are taken into consideration. This article uses oral tradition as a source of information.
Die kerk onderweg na die een en twintigste eeu: 'n Kritiese besinning oor kerkwees in 'n veranderende konteks in Suid-Afrika
Authors: Steenkamp L. J.S 
Published: January 2013

The church on its way to the twenty-first century: A critical reflection on being church in a changing context in South Africa. Reflection on the underlying reality of the church in South Africa on its way to the twenty-first century should take into account the dynamic nature of a church. Being a church presupposes the church judging its situation before God. Transition to a new context accentuates the line between the world and the church, since Christianity has finally reached the stage where the world confronts each and every believer as he or she emerges from the doors of his or her church or home. To be a church in this changing context has profound implications for the life and commitment of both the church and the individual believer.
Die kerk in die Nuwe Testament
Authors: Pelser G. M.M. 
Published: January 2013

The church in the New Testament The article explores the documents of the New Testament in search of the concept church' and finds that, in a nutshell, the answers are as follows: the Spirit-controlled, charismatic togetherness of people 'in Christ' (Paul); cross-bearing followers of Jesus (Mk); the people of God on their way through history (Lk-Ac); the faithful locked in battle with Satanic powers, but with the expectation of occupying the heavenly Jerusalem (Rv); the community with which Christ became solidary, and which is heading for its heavenly place of rest (Reb); the poor but pious community, putting their faith into practice (Ja); the body of Christ in which his universal reign can be experienced (Col); the sphere in which salvation is realized (Eph); disciples following Jesus as God-with us, experiencing the rift between synagogue and church (Mt); friends and confidants of Christ, living at loggerheads with the synagogue (In); the household of God, governed by householders (Pastorals); and the socia-ly ostracized elect of God whose way of life should be a demonstration of their otherness as Christians (1 Pt).
Opmerkings oor vroee katolisisme in die Nuwe Testament, met besondere verwysing na die briewe aan die Kolossense en die Efesiers, en die Pastorale Briewe
Authors: Engelbrecht J. J. 
Published: January 2013

Remarks on early catholicism in the New Testament, with special reference to the letters to the Colossians and the Ephesians, and the Pastoral Letters Attention is given to differences of opinion as to the nature of early catholicism, whether it is present in the New Testament, where it is to be found and how it should be evaluated. The difference between primitive Christianity and early catholicism with regard to ecclesiology is also taken into consideration. Aspects such as offices in the church, the relation of the reign of Christ to the metaphor 'body of Christ', the church as a holy temple, church and Israel, the Gentiles and the church, the unity of the church, the constitution of the church and the vision of the church are discussed. According to one viewpoint the development of the apocalyptic primitive Christianity into early catholicism was not a fringe phenomenon, but 'the greatest change in Christianity 'Consequences of recent research may be that Protestants and Roman Catholics should keep in mind that in more than one aspect the Bible leaves room for a reconcilable variety.
Die aard van die geloofsgemeenskap in Nehemia 9
Authors: Venter P. M. 
Published: January 2013

The character of the community of faith in Nehemiah 9. In this study the prayer in Nehemiah 9:5b-37 is compared with Psalm 106 and investigated within its literary and social context. The conclusion is reached that the community of faith portrayed in this prayer is a cultic community standing in a relationship with God which expresses its guilt as well as its finn belief in God's power to change its circumstances.
Die gemeenskap van die heiliges
Authors: Van Wyk I. W.C. 
Published: January 2013

The community of the saints. The article argues that it is important to contemplate the dogma of the 'community of the saints' because some people stress the fact that the church is a community of believers whilst others understand the church as the symbol of an ideal society. The expression 'the community of the saints' explains a large variety of dimensions of Christian faith and ecclesiology. This confession underlines the necessity of ecumenical contact. It offers comfort to mourners. It learns us to honour our predecessors. It teaches us that the church is not an alternative society, nor the crown of society. It stresses the necessity for active deaconship and the importance of the Holy Communion.
Evaluering van verskillende gemeenteboumodelle met die oog op die daarstelling van 'n eie model vir die Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk van Afrika
Authors: Beukes Du P. 
Published: January 2013

Evaluation of different congregation-development models with a view of introducing a model for the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk van Afrika. Since 1982 congregation development has been offered as a subject in most of the recognized practical theology departments. Certain factors have given rise to the fact that this subject and its practical application have not yet established themselves in the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk van Afrika. Scientific, systematic, goal-orientated planning and leading of a congregation in the light of the current situation in many congregations of the church have become absolutely essential. This article is an attempt to look into the evaluation of the Dreyer, Nel, Hendriks and Callahan congregation-development models with a view to develop a model for the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk van Afrika.
Die Sabbat - irrelevante wettiese instelling of ver-waarloosde Bybelse juweel? In Simpatieke perspek-tief op die Sabbat
Authors: Bezuidenhout L. C. 
Published: January 2013

The Sabbath - irrelevant legalistic institution or biblical gem? A sympathetic perspective on the Sabbath. In this essay some of the prejudices against the Sabbath are discussed. It is stated that the church should be emancipated from anti-Judaic sentiments when the Sabbath as institution is evaluated. Attention is given to the meaning of the Sabbath in the Jewish tradition, and the value of some aspects of the Sabbath for modern society is illuminated.
Herodes - die Grote?
Authors: Botha Pieter J.J 
Published: January 2013

Herod - The Great?. The claim to historical understanding is more than simply quoting from ancient sources. Not only must anachronism and ethnocentrism be dealt with in order not to make the ancients mere instruments of modem preferences, but the sources themselves must be carefully interpreted so that we do not become victims of their propaganda. The challenge of historical understanding with sincerity and fairness is illustrated in this study of Herod the Great, king of the Judaeans. Studying history is not to aim at the discovery of final truth, but to participate in the conversation about truth, and therefore the self-reflection and self-discovery implied by historical exploration.
Does the offence of blasphemy have a future under the South African constitution?
Authors: Van Rooyen Kobus 
Published: January 2013

This article reflects upon the question of whether the offence of blasphemy is valid in terms of the Constitution of the Republic which guarantees equal protection and freedom of religion, opinion, conscience and belie! Blasphemy protects only the Christian and Judaic perceptions of God. Would a Muslim, for example, not be entitled to protection under a broadened offence? And does the offence not discriminate against religions not protected by blasphemy? The author contends that Parliament has a duty to either broaden the scope of blasphemy or to scrap the offence. He is, however, of the view that the offence is not, in itself, unconstitutional and that Parliament should, given the sensitivities in this sphere, not scrap the offence but rather protect the religious convictions of all sections of the population.
Metaforologie en rasionaliteit
Authors: Van Wyk G. M.J 
Published: January 2013

Metaphorology and rationality In dialogue with the philosophers Foucault, Derrida, Babermas, Lyotard and Welsch, this study concentrates on broadening the context of research on metaphor from the philosophy of language to that of a contemporary critique of reason. The result of this approach is not only that metaphors are researched from within a new perspective, but also that the relation between metaphor and rationality is reviewed to the extent that it is demonstrated that rationality and even reality show a metaphorical structure at times.
Genoegsame voorwaardes vir buite-aardse rasionaliteit: Filosofiese en teologiese oorwegings
Authors: Antonites A. J. 
Published: January 2013

Sufficient conditions for extraterrestrial intelligence: Philosophical and theological considerations. Sufficient conditions would include confirmation of extraterrestrial intelligence. Accordingly the SETI-projects of NASA and some universities are explained and examined. The possibility of UFO's is taken into account and evidence evaluated. In respect of philosophical considerations, the validity of inductive strategies is investigated as well as epistemological problems relating of rational communication. Theological considerations bring to the fore the imago Dei problem. It is concluded that in the light of both neccessary and sufficient conditions the issue no longer is of a scientific fiction nature but is on a firm scientific path.
Die uitdaging aan teologiese opleiding in die NHKA en die HKSA
Authors: Koekermoer J. H. 
Published: January 2013

The challenge posed to theological training in the NHKA and the HKSA We live today in a world that is profoundly different from that of the past. In understanding the need of theological training for the Nederduitsch Hervonnde Kerk van Afrika and the Hervonnde Kerk in Suidelike Afrika certain factors have to be taken in consideration. Among these factors are concepts, assumptions, prejudices, new knowledge, changing methods, differing contexts and altered world views. These are entangled with economic, social, political and scientific changes as well as with linguistic and religious developments. This discussion takes place in the hope that both churches will benefit from this.
Die reeping van die kerk in 'n veranderende Suid-Afrika
Authors: Van Wyk D. J.C 
Published: January 2013

The mission of the church In this article an extensive survey of the purpose, the methods and the contents of the late David Bosch's seminal work, Transforming Mission, is presented. On the basis of this survey, preliminary critical observations are made concerning the mission of the church in a new South Africa. It is argued that Bosch's contribution is of crucial importance for all future reflections on the foundations of mission.
Die belangrikheid van besoeke aan nuwe intrekkers as deel van die werkprogram van die gemeentepredikant
Authors: Van Zyl P. J. , Dreyer T. F.J. 
Published: January 2013

The importance of visits to newcomers as part of the work programme of the parish minister In the current theological literature about parish-visiting, a gap is identified with regard to the importance of visiting newcomers in a congregation. With this in mind an empirical study was undertaken to evaluate the matter in actual practice. The starting point (hypothesis) of this study is: Visits to newcomers is a very important facet of any parish minister's work. Such visits can help to establish a pastoral relationship between minister and member which is essential for the minister's pastoral and other work in the congregation. By means of an empirical study the above-mentioned hypothesis was tested and a preliminary theory with regard to the importance of visitation to newcomers was formulated. After this theory has been tested against the directives of Scripture, a proposal is made for a new theory to underpin the practice within the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk van Afrika.