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The Name of the Rose (Umberto Eco)
Authors: Özbursalı Z. Türkiz 
Published: April 2024

The Name of the Rose is a 1986 film by Jean-Jacques Annaud, a novel
adaptation, and a co-production of German, French, and Italian companies. The Name
of the Rose, as it is known, is a 'historical mystery without police' by Umberto Eco, in
which the 'political' authority war between the ruling power and the papacy institution,
the conflicts between sects, and the pressures of religion on the people in Europe at the
beginning of the 14th century, were woven like needlework through a seven-day slice
of life and the seven sins associated with seven deaths. It is a tough novel with a detailoriented approach and philosophical weight in which Eco's deep knowledge is reflected
in every line. The Name of the Rose is a book that has been translated into many
languages, has been selected in the list of The Top 100 Crime Novels of All Time by
the British Crime Writers' Association, and has been criticized for its approach to
religion, but has also received much acclaim. Due to these features, it is a long and
luscious work that carries serious risks to be adapted into cinema, and every detail has
a meaning that cannot be ignored.
Yet, in every frame of the film, in all open and closed spaces, the misery of the famine
years of the Middle Ages, the bitter face of poverty, and the oppression of religion can
be seen and felt. As those who have read the novel will remember, Eco began to
describe the structure and the environment from the moment the protagonists started to
see the monastery from afar. Once inside the monastery, all structures of the complex
were explained in detail in terms of their place, size, form, relations with each other,
and decoration. Undoubtedly, it is not possible to reflect this much detail properly in a
limited time; however, it must be admitted that Annaud managed to reflect the general
historical and architectural atmosphere as best as he could. The scenes in which we
watch the eerie depictions of the reliefs, which also observe uneasiness and even fear,
make the audience at least as uncomfortable as Adso.Cinema, which expresses its concerns through moving images, is a field of study that
reveals its existence in other art branches and has to follow the technology closely.
Literature and cinema, which have a common dramatic source, have always progressed
art in art, and in The Name of the Rose, the relationship and affiliation of architecture,
which is a visual field of study focused on intervention in space and designing the
space for cinema has come to life in a much stronger and more violent way.
Fellini's Rome
Authors: Akarsu Hikmet Temel 
Published: April 2024

Fellini's Rome is one of the mature works of the famous Italian director
Federico Fellini. Fans of Fellini's films find high artistry in his cinematic style, which
does not follow coherent fiction, combines extraordinary façades with sad humor, and,
with contradictory and audacious focus, excites every human emotion. Although most
of the critics have described him within the neorealism movement in cinema, it should
be noted that he has an extremely original style that does not fit into this category. It
would be more accurate to say that he has a sui generis expressionist style that
sometimes borders on fantasy and surrealism, requiring a separate definition. The
movie “Fellini's Rome” is one of the refined examples of this new expressionism style.
Fellini paints Rome with a completely different color in his highly impressive film, and
this new color is a very, very different place from the laboratory of architectural
history, which includes that familiar array of monuments. This new Rome is now
completely painted with Fellinian poetry and transports us to other realms with its
richness of image and irony. So, Fellini's Rome gives us an unfamiliar feeling. It allows
us to see the city, which has the world's greatest architectural heritage, from a
completely different perspective. What should it mean for us to shift away from
architectural-monumental structures and turn to different images in such a city that
served as the capital of the Roman Empire for centuries and imprinted itself in the
memory of mankind with extremely powerful images? There, the philosophical and
metaphorical messages of a great director come in the most artistic and mysterious way
and find us. Even if you create the world's most magnificent architectural universe,
your thinking, and even your life will be completely in vain if you cannot grasp the
truth and validity of the human spirit.
Roman Holiday (1953)
Authors: Özsoy Bilge Ataç 
Published: April 2024

This study examines the effects of the city and places on people in the
coexistence of the disciplines of cinema and architecture, through the movie “Roman
Holiday”. Cinema and architecture are similar in terms of constructing the space lived
and experienced. Architecture creates spaces based on lifestyles, human needs, and
expectations, whereas, in cinema, spaces are needed in order to tell stories. Cinema
spaces can be created and designed in different ways depending on the characteristics
of the movie. From time to time, the movies occur in actual places where life continues
in its ordinary course. In both cases, space becomes the most important part of human
life and the story told.
In this study, the movie “Roman Holiday” was evaluated in the context of human-space
and city relations. In different cultures and times, human life emerges and is shaped
through space, and in the meantime, space continues to be an important part of human
life. In the movie, while various sections from the life of a princess are shown, the
effect of the city and urban spaces on human behavior are analyzed through the city of
Rome and its places.
The city of Rome and its places can be evaluated by their functions, forms, and
physical features. With these evaluations, numerical results can be obtained. However,
in order to understand the intertwined connection between people and space and the
communication they establish, it is necessary to evaluate people and human life. The
main preoccupation of human-centered disciplines is to understand these connections.
While evaluating the spaces in the unity of architecture and cinema, the effects of urban
spaces on human life are observed through the story told in the movie. This study aims
to question the ways in which the relations between the city, society, and the individual
are constructed through space through the example of Roman Holiday movies.<br>
Intellectual Criticism and Space in Cinema; Winter Sleep
Authors: Akarsu Hikmet Temel 
Published: April 2024

Winter Sleep is a movie that won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival
in 2014. It is directed by Nuri Bilge Ceylan who has a worldwide reputation and
prestige. Let us also add that this movie won the FIBRESCI award, and it has more
accomplishments at the box office than the director’s other movies, which have more
stable cinematic language.
In regard to the narrative of Winter Sleep, although the preference for space is made
effortlessly, through common sense and intuition, it is the right choice for sure. The
reason for that is that Cappadocia and the Turkish intellectuals have identical attributes.
Rough life climbing up a magnificent history, structures in which makeshift lives with
a profound past reside as well as a sophisticated spatial formation that undertakes the
duty of reflecting the silence that mocks its miserable people, and a generation that has
been brought up incorrectly, corruptly mediating the vulgarized use of a magnificent
architecture.
Winter Sleep is filled with these, and it is truly a film of melancholia. Because the
director went about his creation in a place where the psychopathology of the space and
the problems of our intellectual intersect, paradoxically, the work has found a strong
structural foundation. That is to say, the success of Winter Sleep comes from the fact
that it approached the architecture of Cappadocia, which had been used as a gallery of
cliches and antiquity until then, with a negative commentary. The significance of the
movie lies in the fact that it judges, or rather dissects, our intellect through the
mistreated, hurt, and pessimistic appearance of Cappadocia.
On the one hand, corrupted intellectuals, who are looking for a remedy for their
hopeless spiritual wounds in suffocating hazy, narrow rooms and in depressing spaces
that are engaged with mazes, make their games central to their lives.
The Truman Show: A Different American Dream
Authors: Erar Oya Tunçay 
Published: April 2024

Truman Burbank, a child who was adopted before he was born by a film
company, had been brought up on Seahaven Island, a large and completely humandesigned plateau. On the island, Truman is the only ‘real’ person. Not only the
surrounding environment but his mother, father, wife, and best friend are all part of the
fiction as “actors.” The interplay between real and fiction is in fact being watched by
millions of different countries in the world. Everything used in the show, all products,
are objects of advertisement and for sale. We see in the movie that everything in the
real world has a price and how popular culture shapes society with visuals.
Today’s lifestyle leaning towards consumption bombards us with the ideology of use,
finish, throw it away, and continue for the new. We cannot deny that architects and
others from different disciplines working with architects are not complicit.
Environments constructed with the promise of creating ideal spaces for living do not
promote life experiences, city culture, or the well-being of the individual, but impose
capitalism’s demands.
The Truman Show, which leaves unanswered questions in our minds and brings about
questions to question ourselves and those around us, foreshadowed today’s spectacle
society. Social media and popular culture dominate our space of living day by day and
people choosing to become not only spectators but also those who are watched turned
to the directors of The Truman Show.The Truman Show movie, with all of its metaphorical descriptions, treats carefully the
change in the notion of space. It eventually is a remarkable movie, bringing a new
perceptive to architectural culture.
Examining the Spaces of (The Shining) through Human Psychology
Authors: Gündoğdu Nihan Sümeyye 
Published: April 2024

Shining, a 1980 film directed by Stanley Kubrick and based on the novel of
the same name by Stephen King, is one of the crucial examples of the psychological
thriller genre. Stanley Kubrick is an American film director of Jewish origin. The
director, who prefers to create uniqueness in his films, has adapted many literary works
for the cinema. One of them, the movie Shining is about the experiences of the
protagonist of the film, Jack, working as an off-season caretaker and with his family in
that place. Jack resigns from his teaching job, agrees to work at the Overlook Hotel on
a deserted hill during winter, and settles into the hotel with his family. Since the hotel
is closed in the winter, Danny, the gifted son of this family residing in the hotel, sees
through his superpowers that there are evil spirits in the inn, that his father is possessed
by these spirits, and that he is slowly coming to the point of insanity and his
psychological breakdown.
The central theme of the film, which has an important screenplay in terms of space and
human relationships, is drama and horror. Within the scope of the study, the effects of
human psychology on space and, at the same time, the impact of space on human
psychology are discussed via space, through colors and sound, as well as light. From
the beginning of the movie, it is possible to see scenes that will affect Jack's insanity,
starting from the outside.
In addition to these architectural elements that have caused Jack to go insane, the
labyrinth theme and symmetry that we often see in places in the film also have an
important place in the story. As a result of all this, the phenomenon that affects human
psychology in the film, that is, the main character Jack's insanity, is uncanniness. In the
article, the phenomenon of uncanniness is conveyed within the flow of the film via the
characters and their spatial reflections. The psychological effect of space on people, as
well as the psychological effect of people on space, has been processed through the
phenomenon of the uncanny.
Review of Research on Uncertain Repetitive Project Scheduling
Authors: Lin Zhou , Li Yifei , Hao Wang 
Published: April 2024

With the continuous development of project management practice, the project often suffers from disturbance events in the actual execution activity, which leads to project delay and great economic losses.Uncertainty project scheduling studies have also received attention.Repetitive project is a type of project with its own characteristics in which the construction site can be divided into several independent units and all activities are repetitive on multiple units, such as high-rise buildings, highways, and pipeline works. The characteristics of repetitive project controlling paths and controlling activities have their own advantages in responding to uncertain events. This paper takes repetitive project scheduling as the object to sort out its uncertain scheduling research. Firstly, the uncertain research based on probability random theory, fuzzy set theory and robustness theory is summarized, and then the research on different scheduling strategies such as interruptions soft logic and multi-mode in repetitive project scheduling is further summarized. Finally, the current research status of uncertain reactive scheduling is summarized,and further research directions are pointed out.
Presentaciones interactivas con GeoGebra
Authors: Salas Vargas Alejandro Alonso 
Published: April 2024

GeoGebra es un software matemático de código abierto que ofrece a los educadores la posibilidad de crear materiales didácticos atractivos para facilitar la comprensión de conceptos matemáticos complejos. El objetivo de este taller es capacitar a los participantes en el uso de GeoGebra como herramienta para la creación de presentaciones interactivas que combinan elementos gráficos, numéricos, algebraicos y otros; estos elementos permiten la inclusión de ejercicios desarrollados y teoría, entre otros recursos los cuales enriquecen los recursos didácticos en el contexto de la educación a distancia. En este taller, se emplea una metodología expositiva, la cual brinda una participación activa de las personas que realizan el taller. El facilitador presenta y explica las herramientas más relevantes, tales como los deslizadores, que permiten crear una barra de navegación, las condiciones booleanas y las casillas de control para mostrar u ocultar objetos, entre otras funcionalidades destacadas de GeoGebra. El taller se enmarca bajo el eje temático Mediación pedagógica en los recursos didácticos para un modelo de educación a distancia, y pretende que el participante elabore un material para el abordaje del contenido temático: sistemas de ecuaciones lineales de dos incógnitas. El material elaborado permite realizar una mediación de dicho contenido brindándole al estudiantado la oportunidad de reforzar los conceptos matemáticos de manera efectiva. Como resultado final, los participantes habrán logrado crear no solo una presentación dinámica, sino también una metodología para el uso efectivo de GeoGebra en la mediación pedagógica a distancia
El pensamiento crítico y la reflexión como estrategia de enseñanza-aprendizaje en entornos virtuales
Authors: Bonilla-Villalobos1 Verónica , Herrera Villalobos Álvaro 
Published: April 2024

El pensamiento crítico y la reflexión como estrategia de enseñanza-aprendizaje en los entornos virtuales en la educación a distancia y virtual promueven en el estudiantado la flexibilidad, la transformación, la capacidad de interpretar, analizar y explicar, entre otras habilidades. Como objetivo se planteó buscar que la persona estudiante se apropie de su proceso de aprendizaje y le dé un significado mediante acciones que le permitan plasmar su propio conocimiento y analizar su situación con respecto al tema en estudio. Esta investigación se desarrolló bajo un enfoque cualitativo, mediante la observación, estudio a profundidad y descripción de un fenómeno relacionado con la mediación pedagógica en las asignaturas de la Cátedra Producción Sustentable, a partir del 2022. Consistió en la incorporación de dos actividades donde la persona estudiante debe responder, sin necesidad de buscar en referentes teóricos, lo que se le solicita, en uno o dos párrafos. Como resultado principal, se observó que había una dificultad por parte del estudiantado de plasmar lo que sabe y de sintetizar. Conforme pasaban las actividades, con la guía y seguimiento del docente, se evidenció una mejora en las respuestas brindadas. El progreso se visualizó mejor después de la segunda y tercera asignatura cursada del plan de estudio. Finalmente, se identificó la necesidad de continuar reforzando los procesos de mediación pedagógica, con el fin de que este sea más expresivo, vivencial, reflexivo y que genere en la persona estudiante la autonomía y la autorregulación en el aprendizaje.
The nature of the relationship between service quality and customer satisfaction among mobile users: Experience from Malaysia
Authors: Surin Ehsan Fansuree , Edward Oswald Timothy , Zuhir Nurul Naziha , Abu Adli Khusman , Ashaari Noor Wahida , Shuib Hayati Mardhiah 
Published: April 2024

This paper aims to investigate the impact of service quality on customer satisfaction for mobile users in Malaysia. Specifically, this paper examined the impact of service quality dimensions (tangibility, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, empathy) on customer satisfaction in the post-COVID era. The data were collected by using a self-administered questionnaire to the sample of Kuala Lumpur and Selangor states mobile users. Overall, 117 responses were gathered and five hypotheses were tested using hierarchical regression analyses. The results are mixed. Out of five hypotheses, only two were accepted. Reliability and responsiveness were found significantly positive relation to customer satisfaction whereas tangibility, assurance, and empathy were shown otherwise. Lastly, the discussion part will deliberate on the conflicting results. The limitations and suggestions for future research are also presented.
Molecular Pathology of Hematologic Malignancies
Authors: Jana Zolkova , Radoslava Simonova , Lenka Lisa , Juraj Sokol , Martin Pec 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
Hematological malignancies represent a heterogeneous group of diseases that may have overlapping clinical manifestations. Successful and optimal management depends on early and accurate diagnosis of the disease. Differential diagnosis therefore requires methods of morphology, immunohistochemistry, flow cytometry, and also molecular and cytogenetic examinations. Molecular diagnostic techniques are becoming more accurate and sophisticated, which is why nowadays hematopathological diagnosis relies heavily on molecular and cytogenetic analyses. They are beneficial not only for diagnosis, but also for evaluating prognostic and risk markers, as well as treatment monitoring. This article presents an overview of selected hematological malignancies – mature lymphoid neoplasms, multiple myelomas, myeloproliferative neoplasms, myelodysplastic syndromes, and acute myeloid leukemias; their molecular pathology, risk and prognostic markers. Understanding of the biologic basis leds to a targeted therapy development for the treatment of these diseases.
Molecular mechanisms of colistin resistance mediated by pmrCAB genes in Acinetobacter baumannii isolated from patients hospitalized in Isfahan medical centers
Authors: Abbasi Ali , Hajihashemi Bahareh , Shokri Dariush 
Published: April 2024

Abstract

Introduction
In recent years, colistin-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii (A. baumannii) has been found all over the world. In this current study, the main purpose was to examine the occurrence of extensively drug resistant (XDR), resistance to colistin and characterization and mutations in pmrCAB genes among A. baumannii obtained from inpatients.

Materials and Methods
A total of 108 clinical isolates of A. baumannii were collected from several hospitals located in Isfahan, Iran. The Kirby-Bauer assay was performed to assess the antimicrobial resistance. The Phoenix automated system was utilized to determine the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) of colistin for each of the bacterial isolates. Polymerase chain reaction was used to screen for pmrCAB genes that mediate colistin resistance, and sequencing was used to determine the amplicon’s nucleotide sequence.

Results
The results revealed that all A. baumannii isolates (100%) were resistant to piperacillin tazobactam, meropenem and ciprofloxacin. All isolates were classified as XDR, with seven isolates being pan-drug resistant (PDR). Colistin resistance (CoR) was found in 6.48% (7/108) of studied isolates, all of which were positive for pmrCAB genes. The sequencing results showed a substitution in pmrB and two isolates showed a substitution in pmrC.

Conclusions
In conclusion, this study is the initial report of the existence and mutations of pmrB and C genes in the clinical isolate of A. baumannii in our region. This outcome highlights the necessity to explore additional mutations in the PMR operon of A. baumannii in forthcoming studies. Moreover, our results highlight the high occurrence of XDR-A. baumannii strain in Isfahan, Iran.
Research on Full-Age Public Space Design in High-Density Cities
Authors: Ye Xiaoyan , Peng Menghong , Yu Kaiyuan 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
The concept of “full-age” urban public spaces is a critical aspect of modern urbanization, enhancing the multifunctionality of contemporary urban public spaces. This paper examines the design of urban public spaces using “Little Island at Park 55 in New York” as a case study. It delves into three key aspects: spatial intensive utilization, functional agglomeration, and landscape aggregation design. By thoroughly interpreting the original topography of the island space and employing classical Chinese garden techniques, particularly “scenery supporting,” this study analyzes the design evolution and core principles of the case. It summarizes the case’s value and underscores the significance and necessity of all-age inclusive design in modern urban public spaces.
Research on Power IoT Technology Integrating 5G Communication and Distributed Computing
Authors: Chen Zhiyong 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
With the development of 5G technology and distributed computing, the Internet of Things (IoT) for electric power shows excellent potential in realizing efficient and secure energy management. The objective of this study is to investigate how 5G communication technology can be combined with distributed computing to enhance the performance of power IoT. This paper examines the power of IoT technology that integrates 5G communication and distributed computing. The study is designed to enhance the power system’s efficiency and security. Through experiments and simulations, this study utilizes 5G technology to optimize IoT communication while using distributed computing to enhance data processing. According to the results, the integrated system improves the data transfer rate by 50% and reduces the potential security risk by 25%. The conclusion demonstrates that combining 5G and distributed computing can significantly enhance the efficiency of power IoT, which is crucial for the construction of future smart grids.