bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Frontières administratives et identités communales. Le cas de la France, XVIII-XXe siècles
Authors: Motte Claude , Vouloir Marie-Christine 
Published: March 2015

<p>Parmi les différentes déclinaisons du terme "frontière" (naturelle, politique, administrative, identitaire), existe-t-il une combinaison d'entre elles qui résisterait le plus farouchement à l'épreuve du temps? Le cas de la France qui, au sein de l'Europe, connaît une exception administrative particulière, est intéressant à observer. Ses nombreuses frontières intérieures ont repoussé avec obstination toute tentative de réduction de leur nombre. Sans doute parce que, laissée à l'initiative des populations locales et respectée par les successifs gouvernements, la définition des territoires s'est appuyée sur la reconnaissance des identités communales construites au cours des siècles par le quotidien des habitants. La correspondance cartographique établie entre le tissu paroissial du XVIIIe siècle en France, et le maillage communal d'aujourd'hui illustre, en dépit des quelques variations observées, la remarquable stabilité de ses frontières administratives.</p><p> </p>
Old Tunes, New Tones: (Re-)Defining the “Phanariot Verses” of the Greek Enlightenment
Authors: Chatzipanagioti-Sangmeister Julia 
Published: March 2015

<p>Phanariot verses – poems and songs – of the eighteenth century and the first decades of the nineteenth comprise perhaps the largest segment of Modern Greek literature of the Age of the Enlightenment. This article calls into question the widely held view that Phanariot verses make up a homogenized body of texts. Based on extratextual and intratextual criteria and comparing texts from different periods of time, it proposes a distinction between two groups, an earlier one that relates to the Phanariot milieu and a more recent one that provided an outlet for expression for the fledgling Greek bourgeoisie.</p>
Romanticism and Politics: from Heinrich Heine to Carl Schmitt – and Back Again
Authors: Vallianos Pericles S. 
Published: March 2015

<p>After a reference to the debate concerning the concept of Romanticism (Lovejoy vs Wellek), the article briefly evokes certain key stances of English and French literary<br />Romanticism. It then points to the distinguishing features of German Romanticism, namely the enlargement of the doctrine into an integral metaphysics with the concept of the “organic state” at its core (A. Müller). The critique of political Romanticism by two revolutionary democrats (H. Heine and A. Ruge) is then presented. The article closes with a critique of C. Schmitt’s interpretation of political Romanticism.</p>
Nelfinavir and other protease inhibitors in cancer: mechanisms involved in anticancer activity
Authors: Koltai Tomas 
Published: March 2015

Objective:To review the mechanisms of anti-cancer activity of nelfinavir and other protease inhibitors (PIs) based on evidences reported in the published literature.Methods:We extensively reviewed the literature concerning nelfinavir (NFV) as an off target anti-cancer drug and other PIs. A classification of PIs based on anti-cancer mode of action was proposed. Controversies regarding nelfinavir mode of action were also addressed.Conclusions:The two main mechanisms involved in anti-cancer activity are endoplasmic reticulum stress-unfolded protein response pathway and Akt inhibition. However there are many other effects, partially dependent and independent of those mentioned, that may be useful in cancer treatment, including MMP-9 and MMP-2 inhibition, down-regulation of CDK-2, VEGF, bFGF, NF-kB, STAT-3, HIF-1 alfa, IGF, EGFR, survivin, BCRP, androgen receptor, proteasome, fatty acid synthase (FAS), decrease in cellular ATP concentration and upregulation of TRAIL receptor DR5, Bax, increased radiosensitivity, and autophagy. The end result of all these effects is slower growth, decreased angiogenesis, decreased invasion and increased apoptosis, which means reduced proliferation and increased cancer cells death.PIs may be classified according to their anticancer activity at clinically achievable doses, in AKT inhibitors, ER stressors and Akt inhibitors/ER stressors.Beyond the phase I trials that have been recently completed, adequately powered and well-designed clinical trials are needed in the various cancer type settings, and specific trials where NFV is tested in association with other known anti-cancer pharmaceuticals should be sought, in order to find an appropriate place for NFV in cancer treatment.The analysis of controversies on the molecular mechanisms of NFV hints to the possibility that NFV works in a different way in tumor cells and in hepatocytes and adipocytes.
Events of Yalta Conference in 1945 as a tourist resource for bus trips to the Crimea
Authors: Шевченко Олег , Shevchenko Oleg 
Published: March 2015

Article is devoted to building the technological route maps on the events of the Crimean Conference of 1945. In this context, the blocks can serve as a framework of thematic tours on the history of espionage, diplomacy and is an introduction in the classic routes, &#34;Magic South Coast of the Crimea&#34;, &#34;Steppe. Mountains. Sea&#34;, &#34;Three palaces&#34;, &#34;To the rocks of Ai-Petri&#34; etc.
Particular attention is paid to those aspects of the Crimea Conference, which is almost not used in the current tour routes. This is the airport near the city ofSaki, who was the &#34;Gate of the Crimea Conference&#34;, the rest house of Winston Churchill in Simferopol. Many classical objects, it is proposed to refocus on the events in February 1945. For example a &#34;normal&#34; natural history tour of the park Vorontsov Palace the author transforms in the &#34;Local History&#34; route. The latter focuses on the issues of the safety, the residence of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill (Vorontsov Palace) and oddities occurring in the park during the Crimean conference. Article provided with a detailed technical route guidance, which includes items such as: route, time, objects display, illuminated questions, route indication stops, guidelines, organizational instructions. In general terms the author describes the course of the conference and its important, local history items.
The article will be useful not only for professional tour guides, tour leaders of organizations, but also designed for lovers who during their visits to the Crimea want to independently examine a number of lesser-known sites devoted to a major diplomatic summit of the anti-Hitler coalition in the Second World War.
Foundaon of the tourist-excursion route «Naves of Smolensk in the history of the Crimea»
Authors: Щербакова Светлана , Shcherbakova Svetlana , Купченко Константин , Kupchenko Konstantin 
Published: March 2015

The history and prospects of development of the Crimea as the region of Russia has recently aroused great interest. In the contemporary period of the development of the Crimea for different sectors of economics of the region new opportunities are opened. A transition period has come for the tourist industry of the Crimea. Having varied and unique natural and historical and cultural potential for the development of tourism, the Crimea destination is ready for the new way of the development of tourism, that is why at the contemporary stage quite timely would there begin the development of new unique touristic products to strengthen the incoming touristic flow to the region.
In accordance with it the article presents the retrospective survey of touristic arrivals to the Crimea, moreover, there is an analysis of the current state of tourism of the Crimea peninsula and prospects of its development in the tourism sphere. More than that, the article reviews the main aspects of the Program of development of tourism in the Crimea and reveals the promising kinds of tourism in the Crimea destination. Special attention is paid to the scientific and educational reasoning of the uniquely designed tourist-excursion route &#34;Natives of Smolensk in the history of the Crimea&#34;, which reflects the life and activities of natives of Smolensk region in the history of the Crimea.
There are presented brief biographical background notes about the activities of the natives of Smolensk in the Crimea, such as: Grigory Potemkin, Pavel Nakhimov, Yakov Esipovich, Mikhail Efimov. The article points the objects of demonstration of the unique authorial route connected with the activities of the famous natives of Smolensk in the Crimea: commemorative tablets, monuments, busts, commemorative coins and even the minor planet №2754. The route &#34;Natives of Smolensk in the history of the Crimea&#34; is aimed at the development of incoming and domestic tourism, as well as at the upbringing of the sense of public spirit. In the historical retrospective the route reveals interesting facts about well-known historical figures.
The article also reveals the possible prospects of promotion of the new suggested touristic product at the modern stage of development of tourism in the Crimea.
Efficient and valid assessment of personality traits: population norms of a brief version of the NEO Five-Factor Inventory (NEO-FFI)
Authors: Korner Annett , Czajkowska Zofia , Albani Cornelia , Drapeau Martin , Geyer Michael , Braehler Elmar 
Published: March 2015

Aim of the studyThe NEO Five-Factor Inventory (NEO-FFI), a well-established 60-item questionnaire based on the
Five-Factor Model (FFM) of personality, provides a valuable framework for the interdisciplinary approach
to personality research and clinical practice. In response to the need for briefer personality measures, a
30-item version of the NEO-FFI (NEO-FFI-30) was developed and its factor structure replicated.Subject or material and methodsThe study examines the psychometric quality of NEO-FFI-30 and provides population-based
norms (n=1908 adults). Reliability coefficients, kurtosis, skewness, correlations and effect sizes illustrate
the psychometric properties of the measure.ResultsThe relationships between neuroticism, extraversion, openness, agreeableness, conscientiousness
and sociodemographic characteristics confirm previous research findings and speak to the validity
of the brief version. Namely, women report higher neuroticism and agreeableness. Younger individuals
indicate more extraversion but less agreeableness and conscientiousness. Finally, openness to experience
was related to higher education. Percentile ranks are provided for the total sample and for subgroups
by age and gender.DiscussionIn sum, the 30-item-version of the NEO-FFI constitutes an assessment tool comparable to the full-length instrument regarding psychometric properties.ConclusionsIn sum, the 30-item-version of the NEO-FFI constitutes an assessment tool comparable to the full-length instrument regarding psychometric properties. As such, the NEO-FFI-30 is a promising alternative to longer questionnaires, as well as to single-item measures of personality used in research and clinical practice.
The prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder among women with normal vaginal delivery in Zahedan city
Authors: Firouzkouhi Moghadam Mahboubeh , Shamsi Alireza , Hajizadeh Moro Fatemeh 
Published: March 2015

Aim of the studyThe study aimed to determine the prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among postpartum
women in Zahedan city, Iran.Subject or material and methodsData in this cross-sectional study were gathered from healthcare centres of Zahedan, a city in
south-east Iran. Four-hundred women with childbirth experience over the past few months were selected;
between 6 and 24 weeks had passed since their delivery. We used three questionnaires in order to evaluate
the demographic data, PTSD symptoms and traumatic childbirth experience.ResultsThe mean parity was 3.40±2.55 children and the mean duration of pain was 19.44±9.16 hours.
Overall, 7.8%, 36% and 0.5% of the subjects had a previous history of curettage, episiotomy and vacuum
evacuation, respectively. In total, 32% of the participants showed PTSD symptoms. Prevalence of
PTSD was not significantly associated with parity, pain duration, education level or employment status.
Significant correlation with PTSD was found with the mode of delivery (P=0.013), curettage (P=0.005)
and length of hospitalization. Also, prevalence of PTSD was substantially associated with the type of pregnancy
(planned or unintended) (P=0.011).DiscussionWomen with PTSD were not significantly different from those without PTSD in terms of
parity, pain duration, education level or employment status.ConclusionsHistory of curettage, episiotomy and vacuum
evacuation increased the incidence of PTSD in postpartum women. Moreover, unwanted pregnancy
was more common among women with PTSD compared with normal subjects and length of hospitalization
was longer.
Influence of individual psychological support on the severity of psychopathological symptoms in patients with paranoid schizophrenia
Authors: Witkowska Bogumiła 
Published: March 2015

Aim of the studyThe aim of the study was to investigate the relationship between psychological therapeutic interactions
and the severity of psychopathological symptoms in patients diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia
during their hospitalisation.Subject or material and methodsThe study involved 60 patients hospitalised for paranoid schizophrenia. They were
divided into two groups of 30. The first group consisted of patients actively using psychological assistance
and the second group of patients not benefiting from such aid. The PANSS and the author’s own questionnaire
were used to conduct the assessment. In the survey, patients were asked to determine the frequency
and quality of contact with a psychologist.ResultsThe results show that at the beginning of hospitalisation, patients in both groups did not differ
significantly from one another in terms of the severity of psychopathological symptoms measured with
PANSS. The group actively using psychological support during hospitalisation received significantly lower
scores in general PANSS. Also, all subscales of PANSS indicate a significant decrease in scores. This
means that in patients of the first group there was a significant weakening of positive, negative and general
symptoms as compared with the second group.DiscussionThe results confirm the validity of the inclusion of psychotherapy in treatment of people with
paranoid schizophrenia.ConclusionsPatients in the group actively using psychological support during hospitalisation achieved
significantly greater reduction in the severity of psychopathological symptoms compared with patients in
the group not participating in therapy. Persons in contact with therapists became significantly healthier
(symptomatic improvement) than those in the second group.
The effectiveness of eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) in reducing pathological worry in patients with generalized anxiety disorder: a preliminary study
Authors: Rezvani Farima , Dowlatabadi Shiva , Behzadi Safieh 
Published: March 2015

Aim of the studyThe current study aimed to investigate the effectiveness of eye movement desensitization and reprocessing
(EMDR) in reducing pathological worry in patients with generalized anxiety disorder (GAD).Subject or material and methodsMethod. Three women with GAD were selected using a purposeful sampling method based on the Structured
Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis I disorders (SCID-I). A baseline single-case experimental design
was used and participants were included in the treatment in a stepped manner. The Generalized Anxiety
Disorder Questionnaire (GADQ-IV), the Pennsylvania State Worry Questionnaire (PSWQ), the Worry
Domain Questionnaire (WDQ), the Intolerance of Uncertainty Scale (IUS) and the Cognitive Avoidance
Questionnaire (CAQ) were used as the baseline, pre-treatment, post-treatment and one-month followup
assessments.ResultsResults. The results showed that EMDR is effective in reducing pathological worry in patients with GAD.
The participants were also successful in reducing the extent of their areas of worry, increasing their tolerance
to uncertainty and conquering their cognitive avoidance. One-month follow-up also showed that
the decline trend of participants’ worries continued.DiscussionDuring EMDR, participants’ negative images, emotions
and cognition were decreased and gradually lost their reliability, whereas positive aspects became
alive and active.ConclusionsEMDR is an effective method for the treatment of GAD in women.
Surgical menopause initiates molecular changes that do not result in mechanical changes in normal and healing ligaments
Authors: Thornton G. M. , Reno C. R. , Achari Y. , Morck D. W. , Hart D. A. 
Published: March 2015

Objectives Ligaments which heal spontaneously have a healing process that is similar to skin wound healing. Menopause impairs skin wound healing and may likewise impair ligament healing. Our purpose in this study was to investigate the effect of surgical menopause on ligament healing in a rabbit medial collateral ligament model. Methods Surgical menopause was induced with ovariohysterectomy surgery in adult female rabbits. Ligament injury was created by making a surgical gap in the midsubstance of the medial collateral ligament. Ligaments were allowed to heal for six or 14 weeks in the presence or absence of oestrogen before being compared with uninjured ligaments. Molecular assessment examined the messenger ribonucleic acid levels for collagens, proteoglycans, proteinases, hormone receptors, growth factors and inflammatory mediators. Mechanical assessments examined ligament laxity, total creep strain and failure stress. Results Surgical menopause in normal medial collateral ligaments initiated molecular changes in all the categories evaluated. In early healing medial collateral ligaments, surgical menopause resulted in downregulation of specific collagens, proteinases and inflammatory mediators at 6 weeks of healing, and proteoglycans, growth factors and hormone receptors at 14 weeks of healing. Surgical menopause did not produce mechanical changes in normal or early healing medial collateral ligaments. With or without surgical menopause, healing ligaments exhibited increased total creep strain and decreased failure stress compared with uninjured ligaments. Conclusions Surgical menopause did not affect the mechanical properties of normal or early healing medial collateral ligaments in a rabbit model. The results in this preclinical model suggest that menopause may result in no further impairment to the ligament healing process. Cite this article: Bone Joint Res 2015;4:38–44
Retraction: Food and social background of nasopharyngeal cancer patients in Jakarta
Authors: Roezin Averdi 
Published: March 2015

The Editorial Board wishes to apologize for publishing the following article in the Medical Journal of Indonesia, vol. 6 # 4, October-December 1997 edition.
"Food and social background of nasopharyngeal cancer patients in Jakarta" by A. Roezin.
This article is a duplication of an article written by the same author under the same title, publishedÂ in the Asean Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Journal vol.1 # 1, January-March 1997 edition.
Uncles’ generation: Adult male fans and alternative masculinities in South Korean popular music
Authors: Ha Jarryn 
Published: March 2015

Abstract
This article discusses the recent emergence of adult male fans of Korean pop (K-pop) music who openly engage themselves in fan activities typically associated with teenagers (particularly teenage girls) and the significance of their adoration of young female celebrities. The recent appearance of the ‘samchon/uncle fans’ in the K-pop culture discourse marks the first instance since the early 1990s, when teenagers became the primary target audience of South Korea’s entertainment industry, in which male adults reclaimed a significant position as a demographic group of fans. The samchon fans differ from the traditional ajossi (middle-aged, patriarchal men) listeners of adult contemporary music in the kinds of singers and musical genres to which they listen, as well as in their self-identification as fans, participation in fan activities and mass media portrayals. I investigate the implications of the men’s consumption pattern and their representation in South Korean mass media within the contexts of the history of the construction of hegemonic masculinity in South Korea and of recent developments in East Asian popular culture. I also explore possible ways to apply, complicate and question existing theoretical and conceptual frameworks to explain the phenomenon and argue for the possibility of politically potent, alternative masculinities constructed and manifested through the men’s conspicuous consumption of cultural commodities.
‘Sweet Ordering, Arrangement and Decision’: The domestic nature of scientific illustration by women in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
Authors: Rowe Natalie 
Published: March 2015

Abstract
The eighteenth and nineteenth centuries saw many women pursue an interest in the natural sciences, particularly disciplines such as botany which were deemed suitable for their ‘delicate minds’. However most women were not given the opportunity to practice their science as anything more than a feminine accomplishment. As a result women often remained amateurs, with the public sphere of professional science out of their reach.
This article focuses on two women who attempted to pursue scientific careers as illustrators, but who also actively engaged with scientific research and made new and exciting discoveries. Exploring the lives and works of Maria Sibylla Merian (1647–1717) and Beatrix Potter (1866–1943) it is clear that they strived to work outside of their prescribed domain: the private sphere of the home.
Through assessing the degree to which these women were confined by the ideals of domesticity and the practicalities of working within the private sphere, this article considers the effect of such constraints on their scientific practice and to what extent the domestic setting is reflected in their work. In fact it can even be argued that the domestic and decorative nature of their illustrations brought them greater success in the public sphere than their scientific endeavours and consequently secured them lasting popularity and esteem.
Mimicking and mocking the aesthetics and philosophy of abstraction: The Perfect Human
Authors: Coates Paul 
Published: March 2015

Abstract
The Perfect Human may be read as using and subverting both 1960s aesthetic and age-old philosophical strategies of abstraction. Its awareness of differences of class, age and gender in particular serves to question aesthetic-philosophical assumptions concerning the interdependence of abstraction, ‘chromophobia’ and the idea of perfection.
The Perfect Human and ‘modern cinema’
Authors: Quigley Paula 
Published: March 2015

Abstract
While this film has been described as ‘modern’ in terms of its style and structure, approaching the film as ‘modern cinema’ in the terms defined by Richard Rushton allows us to consider the effects of its deliberate disjunction between ‘theatricality’ and ‘absorption’, or an exhibitionistic and a voyeuristic regime.
Conflicting loyalties in pre-war Japan
Authors: Sasamoto-Collins Hiromi 
Published: March 2015

Abstract
Set in Japan in 1933, Bean Cake deals with the workings of a totalitarian system in everyday life. This article discusses the significance of the film for modern Japanese historiography, especially its interpretation of the Japanese ‘totalitarian’ system. The article also examines how well the film presents such large political and historical questions both visually and as narrative.
Japanese masquerade in Bean Cake and ‘The Red Bridal’
Authors: Shamoon Deborah 
Published: March 2015

Abstract
This article will contextualize Bean Cake with the source of its plot, namely the Lafcadio Hearn short story ‘The Red Bridal’ (1894), both examples of Japanese masquerade by non-Japanese artists, and further discuss the appeal and risk for foreigners in the appropriation of Japanese aesthetics.