bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Struktur komunitas, keragaman tumbuhan inang, dan status konservasi kupu-kupu (Lepidoptera) di Desa Ngesrepbalong Kecamatan Limbangan Kabupaten Kendal
Authors: Irsa Alfi Faza Novalia , Rahadian Rully , Hadi Mochamad 
Published: November 2023

Kupu-kupu merupakan serangga yang sangat bergantung pada kualitas habitat dan ketersediaan tumbuhan. Potensi Ngesrepbalong sebagai habitat kupu-kupu dengan lokasinya yang terasosiasi dengan berbagai aktivitas masyarakat, pembangunan infrastruktur, pembukaan lahan, serta aktivitas wisata berpengaruh terhadap kelimpahan kupu-kupu di alam. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk membandingkan struktur komunitas, keragaman tumbuhan inang, serta status konservasi kupu-kupu di berbagai tipe habitat di Desa Ngesrepbalong Kecamatan Limbangan Kabupaten Kendal. Metode yang digunakan yaitu metode transek. Hasil pengamatan didapatkan total kupu-kupu di seluruh habitat berjumlah 252 individu dari 79 spesies. Kelimpahan relatif tertinggi terdapat pada habitat curug dengan spesies paling dominan yaitu Lethe confusa dan Ypthima pandocus. Keanekaragaman spesies kupu-kupu termasuk dalam kategori rendah untuk habitat kebun teh (H’ = 3.14), dan kategori tinggi untuk habitat curug, kebun campuran, dan hutan sekunder (H’ = 3.59; 3.69; 3.53). Kemerataan spesies di tiap habitat tergolong tinggi (E = 0.79 – 0.93). Kesamaan komunitas tertinggi terdapat pada habitat curug dan hutan sekunder. Terdapat satu spesies kupu-kupu yang memiliki status konservasi rentan (Vulnerable) yaitu Euploea mulciber. Lainnya tercatat 8 spesies berisiko rendah (Least concern) dan 70 spesies belum dievaluasi (Not evaluated). Terdapat satu spesies yang dilindungi dalam Permen LHK No P.106 Tahun 2018 dan termasuk kategori Apendiks II dalam CITES yaitu Troides Helena.
Pemanfaatan Limbah Lumpur PDAM Gunung Poteng Kota Singkawang Sebagai Bahan Pengganti Tanah Liat Pada Pembuatan Batu Bata
Authors: Budjang Isna Apriani , Sutrisno Hendri , Dini Margareta 
Published: November 2023

Limbah lumpur PDAM Gunung Poteng Kota Singkawang berasal dari pengolahan air. Limbah lumpur PDAM mengandung aluminium dalam bentuk Al(OH)3 yang berpotensi mencemari badan perairan dan dapat menyebabkan penyakit kulit. Oleh karena itu, dilakukan pemanfaatan limbah lumpur PDAM menjadi batu bata dengan metode pembakaran dan tanpa dibakar. Tujuan pemanfaatan limbah lumpur untuk mengetahui kualitas fisik – mekanik dan pengaruh limbah lumpur terhadap kualitas batu bata yang dihasilkan. Penjemuran limbah lumpur selama 2 hari dengan pengeringan batu bata selama 28 hari. Pada metode batu bata melalui pembakaran dilakukan pembakaran dengan suhu 1000˚C selama 2 hari. Komposisi bahan yaitu lumpur PDAM, tanah liat, semen dan air dengan 5 variasi berbeda. Komposisi variasi 1 (lumpur PDAM 17%, tanah liat 50%, semen 17%, dan air 16%), komposisi variasi 2 (lumpur PDAM 25%, tanah liat 42%, semen 17%, dan air 16%), komposisi variasi 3 (lumpur PDAM 33%, tanah liat 33%, semen 17%, dan air 16%), komposisi variasi 4 (lumpur PDAM 42%, tanah liat 25%, semen 17%, dan air 16%) dan komposisi variasi 5 (lumpur PDAM 50%, tanah liat 17%, semen 17%, dan air 16%). Kualitas batu bata yang paling banyak memenuhi syarat SNI 15-2094-2000 yaitu batu bata melalui pembakaran pada variasi 1 dan 2 dengan tampak datar, siku dan tidak retak; warna jingga; penyerapan air 14,8% dan 15,6%. Pada densitas dan kuat tekan, batu bata tidak memenuhi syarat. Semakin banyak limbah lumpur maka akan mempengaruhi hasil batu bata semakin buruk. Hasil batu bata yang buruk ketika komposisi limbah lumpur >25%.
Reframing self-talk in endurance sports using grammatical taxonomy
Authors: Wallentin Mikkel , Nedergaard Johanne S. K. 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
In this theoretical paper, we use a linguistic vocabulary to reframe self-talk in endurance sport through a focus on grammatical function. Self-talk often works as speech acts, a kind of communicative action, e.g. where a self-talker is using the imperative mood to accomplish some goal with respect to herself (Come on!). Auxiliary modal verbs work across three main types of utterances: Deontic modality involving permission and obligation; dynamic modality involving ability and willingness; epistemic modality involving probabilistic judgements. In self-talk, these all function to establish a hypothetical domain for further reflection. Self-distance can be negotiated using 1st and 2nd person pronouns (I/you) and spatial demonstratives (this/that). Sentiment is communicated using adjectives, while negation may yield a means for impulse control. We can question our own utterances and use interjections to communicate surprise. These are all vital mental tools in endurance sports and an increased awareness of their functions in self-talk research will likely yield better self-talk interventions and lead to better performance for athletes.
Bioprospecting for improved floral fragrance in wild sunflowers
Authors: Anandappa Jason A. , Stanford Hannah E. , Marek Laura F. , Goolsby Eric W. , Mason Chase M. 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
Cultivated sunflower (Helianthus annuus) is not typically considered to have a pleasant floral fragrance. In field production, seed yield is often limited by pollination services, particularly in the production of hybrid seed. Improved floral fragrance, as determined by volatile organic compounds, may be a route to improving pollinator attraction for oilseed and confectionary production and could also add value to ornamental sunflowers. Wild relatives of H. annuus have a long history of being used to breed improved traits into cultivated varieties, yet it is unknown whether favorable scents are present in wild Helianthus species and thus an available resource for fragrance breeding. In order to assess the diversity of floral fragrance available in crop wild relatives, 30 diverse accessions of wild Helianthus as well as seven varieties of H. annuus spanning a domestication gradient were grown in greenhouse experiments and variation in floral volatiles was analyzed by solid phase microextraction-gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. While alpha-pinene made up a significant portion of the volatiles emitted for most taxa, there was substantial diversity present across the genus as well as within H. annuus. Most volatiles emitted were monoterpenoids with a significant share of sesquiterpenoids. The diversity identified here will inform further targeted study of which compounds affect pollinator attraction and health. Several wild accessions such as Helianthus debilis subsp. tardiflorus and Helianthus praecox subsp. praecox as well as open-pollinated domesticated accessions of H. annuus show promise for breeding for improved floral fragrance due to high volatile abundance and likely favorable compound compositions.
Durchkreuzte Länder, verschobenes Begehren
Authors: Kraß Andreas 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
This article is intended to illustrate how helpful it is to incorporate the theoretical and methodological approaches of Queer Studies and Intersectionality Studies into (medievalist) literary studies. As the analysis of the medieval narrative Herzog Ernst will show, gender relations become visible in this way that tend to remain hidden to a heteronormative perspective. It has for a long time been controversial whether Herzog Ernst can be interpreted as a bridal-quest epic. This article argues that this is not only possible, but even essential – albeit in unforeseen ways.
Stimme, Name, Geschlecht.
Authors: Blödorn Andreas 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
This article aims to further discussions about a queer reading. An exemplary reading of Christoph Martin Wieland’s Novella without a Title (1803/1805) is particularly interested in the inconsistencies within in this text’s exploration of the multidimensional concept of “Geschlecht” (sex/gender, kinship, and the human species). A narratological queer reading in this sense lays thus open the openings and closures of the text.
Literarisches Schreiben post Hanau
Authors: El Hissy Maha 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
The following contribution begins with an overview of a history and critique of the contemporary usage of the term postmigrant art and literature. I then examine the writing by authors of colour in Germany after the racist killings in the city of Hanau in 2020. Taking Shida Bazyar’s novel Sisters in Arms (Drei Kameradinnen) as a point of departure, I investigate what I refer to as the art and politics of confusion and ambivalence. As I discuss within the context of the novel, the narrative strategies and aesthetics reflect racist practices of victim blaming, evidence tampering and the scandalous failure of state institutions to restore justice or fight the rising threat from the far-right.
Nach der Coolness
Authors: Brinkmann Lena Marie 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
From the protective strategy of a minority to a popular consumer argument, coolness has come a long way. Once celebrated as a mark of distinction in pop literature, the question today is whether coolness is not long outdated when it comes to writing about issues and views of postmigrant realities that keep the political public in suspense. This article explores aspects and varieties of coolness in Deutschboden (2010) and Nochmal Deutschboden (2020) by Moritz von Uslar and addresses the question of whether the cool attitude can still serve as a cultural practice and aesthetics of self-assertion.
Ewig Peripherie?
Authors: Böttcher Philipp 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
Based on sociological approaches to the relationship between inequality and space, the article analyses the connections between spatial, class and post-migration perspectives in Deniz Ohdeʼs Streulicht. In particular, the urban periphery that features as the location of the novel is both a literary and socially representative space. In the text social and individual-mental aspects are negotiated through the representation of space. This also includes the xenophobic attributions that the narrator experiences from her environment.
Identität und Perspektive
Authors: Twellmann Marcus 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
Current discourses of postmigrant societies heavily draw on the notion of perspective, a leading metaphor of modern pluralist thought that is prominent in narratological discourse as well. Taking up Hans Blumenberg’s question of the possibility of the novel, the following contribution asks if and how the narrative art of perspectivism might be able to meet the challenge posed by recent changes in society.
La vicenda de Dante en la Península Ibérica: primeros hitos poéticos y traducciones
Authors: Hamlin Cinthia María 
Published: November 2023

Resumen
Como ha destacado Valero Moreno (2021), el arribo de la Commedia a territorio ibérico solo puede entenderse en la interacción de tres vías: la circulación manuscrita, la creación poética y la de sus traducciones. En este artículo me dedicaré a dar cuenta del primer indicio atestiguable de su llegada y circulación, esto es, el de la creación poética, así como a su posterior proyección e influencia en la poesía de los siglos XIV, XV y XVI. La parte central del artículo, sin embargo, estará dedicada a la “última” de las tres vías de ingreso y circulación de Dante en la Península: sus traducciones. Ríos de tinta han corrido sobre el tema, por lo cual intentaré ofrecer un panorama renovado en el que, además de reunir los avances de las últimas investigaciones en torno a las características y problemas textuales de cada una, delinearé algunos de los problemas o aspectos no abordados, posibles modos de continuar su estudio, así como nuevos datos que se desprenden de mis propias investigaciones.
Petrarca en castellano: Rerum Vulgarium Fragmenta y Triumphi
Authors: Baldissera Andrea 
Published: November 2023

Resumen
El trabajo pretende afrontar el tema de la presencia de Petrarca en la Península en las traducciones castellanas humanístico-renacentistas, profundizando en las obras poéticas mayores (Canzoniere y Triumphi), que gran influencia ejercieron sobre la literatura, europea y española. A partir de una selección de la abundantísima bibliografía crítica, se ahondará en las principales cuestiones, como la valoración de las versiones, sus características y repercusiones culturales. También se tratará de las tareas pendientes y de los problemas ecdóticos, con especial atención hacia los casos más llamativos.
Las cien novelas de Boccaccio en España: problemas textuales, revisión crítica y proyecto editorial
Authors: González Ramírez David 
Published: November 2023

Resumen
A partir de un examen detenido de los problemas textuales de Las cien novelas, la traducción del Decameron de Boccaccio que se ultimó en el siglo XV (de la que conservamos un manuscrito parcial y un impreso de 1496), se sintetizan las principales cuestiones que afectan a la transmisión textual y se ofrecen algunas pautas de cómo se podrían solventar en una edición los escollos que presenta la traducción.
The Nexus of COVID-19 and Climate Change: A Systematic Literature Review
Authors: Mestre Garcia Carolina , Savin Ivan , van den Bergh Jeroen 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, many studies have appeared on how it will affect climate change and policy, and vice versa. In this study, we systematically review the literature about this relationship. We obtained a sample of 204 articles published in the period from February 2020 to March 2022. Using topic modelling and qualitative analysis, we identify seven main topics on the nexus of COVID-19 and climate change: (1) impacts of COVID-19 on climate change and policy; (2) sustainable recovery after COVID-19; (3) public concern about climate change and COVID-19; (4) lessons from COVID-19 for climate change action; (5) effects of COVID-19 and climate change on the economy, food security and poverty; (6) collective responses to crises and (7) similarities and differences between COVID-19 and climate change. We discuss lessons derived from each of these topics and identify key policies and strategies for a sustainable recovery from COVID-19. Investments in low-carbon technologies and carbon taxation are the most commonly suggested policy solutions. If climate targets are to be met, climate action needs to be the focus of COVID-19 recovery.
Creative Appropriations:Everymanon the Contemporary Stage
Authors: Rössler Julia 
Published: November 2023

AbstractThe morality taleEverymanhas in recent years seen a notable renaissance in contemporary theater:Everybody(2017) by US American playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Carol Ann Duffy’s adaptation ofEveryman(2015) at the National Theatre in London, and director/playwright Milo Rau’s workEverywoman(2020) have turned to it. In this article, I conceptualize these theatrical works as creative appropriations which stage the vexing relation between canonical text and contemporary theater practice. They are marked by an ambivalent dynamic in that they are far less conclusive about their own return to and reworking of the literary source. Their mode of representation oscillates between adaptation, appropriation, and playful de- and reconstruction. Despite evident contrasts in theme and form, these works openly reference their literary source and draw destabilizing effects from their montage of different modes of language and writing (citational speech, self-narration, confession) and performative elements. As I argue, however, these productions cannot be easily aligned with postdramatic theory’s advocation of a deconstructivist approach towards the dramatic text. The text, rather, is treated as an archive of poetic figures, narrative ideas, and moral concerns. In these productions, the textual material is not deconstructed but rather blended, momentarily decentered, and interwoven with vital performative elements (media, dance, collective speaking) which allows each creative appropriation to explore how canonical literary sources may speak to our contemporary culture and society.
Relations with/to the Text: Four Plays on the Move
Authors: Schmidt Kerstin 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
The Caribbean philosopher and poet Édouard Glissant is not known for his work on theater; rather, he has been influential for a postcolonial reconceptualization of Caribbean spaces and the ways in which they are intertwined with a history of colonization. His theory of relation has been paramount for a rethinking of a concept of connection, theorizing the layered, complex, and often surprising relations between peoples and cultures that have shaped, questioned, imagined, and often also jumbled up the Caribbean as a world in transformation. Glissant views relation as a skein of networks and not as essentialist recovery of an authentic and true point of origin. This article addresses the theoretical transformative possibilities that this approach helps elucidate. I will mainly focus on the production of Simon Stephens’s 2012 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, an inventive adaptation of Mark Haddon’s 2003 novel that was staged in New York City between 2014 and 2016 to much critical acclaim. Finally, in a comparative approach, I would like to read this production with an eye towards Susanne Kennedy’s 2018 adaptation of Jeffrey Eugenides’s novel The Virgin Suicides (1993) for the Munich Kammerspiele and acclaimed Australian theater director Simon Stone’s 2016 rewrite of Anton Chekhov’s Three Sisters (1901) for the theater in Basel as well as Ulrich Rasche’s inventive 2017 production of Georg Büchner’s Woyzeck.
The Establishment of Chinese Film Industry Studies and the Correction of Film Industrialization – Review and Prospect of the Twenty Years of Film Industrialization Reform
Authors: Ding Yaping 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
Over the past two decades, the industrialization of film and its discursive space have presented an open trend. Chinese film industry studies encompass multidimensional connotations involving economics, culture, and ideology. National will and policy-driven initiatives form the underlying logic of “industry studies,” while market-oriented approaches connect attention with the commodification of films, becoming the domain for the industry’s transformation. In the past twenty years, the industrial reform process of the Chinese film industry, along with innovations in film policies and institutions and their implementation, has reflected and outlined this multifaceted context. The film industry possesses the attributes of economy, culture, and ideology and, as a public good, includes issues related to attention orientation and correction. The construction of Chinese film industry studies, and the in-depth examination of the results and issues related to market discourse, is significant for further promoting the sustainable development of the film industry and fostering the prosperity of Chinese cinema.
The Thule Migration: A Culture in a Hurry?
Authors: Park Robert W. 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
The process by which the Thule Inuit migrated from the region around Bering Strait into Arctic Canada and Greenland, which is notable for its logistical complexities, the varied and difficult regions traversed and then populated, and for the enormous distance covered, is almost invariably described in terms emphasizing the pace at which it took place. The most common description is “rapid,” and some descriptions conclude it may have been accomplished within just a few decades, despite researchers not having explored the logistical and demographic implications of that inference. This article explores several possible meanings of “rapid” in the context of the Thule migration and reviews the evidence that is informative concerning its pace, including radiocarbon dates, historical encounters, logistics, and demography. It concludes that the Thule Inuit may indeed have felt a sense of urgency to expand into new regions, but they did this at a far slower pace than most researchers have concluded, over centuries rather than decades.
Advances in the improvement of photocatalytic activity of BiOCl nanomaterials under visible light
Authors: Hao Linjing , Sang Haoran , Hou Yuwei , Li Peng , Zhang Jie , Yang Jing-He 
Published: November 2023

Abstract
Photocatalysis is an effective way to alleviate the energy crisis and environmental pollution. Bismuth Chloride Oxide (BiOCl) is one of the most widely studied metal oxides due to its unique surface and electronic structure. However, the wide band gap of BiOCl and the high complexation rate of photogenerated electron–hole pairs limit its photocatalytic efficiency. Increasingly, efforts are being made to improve the performance of this range of photocatalysts. The article reviews the progress of research to enhance the photocatalytic activity of BiOCl nanomaterials. Strategies to improve the photocatalytic performance of single-phase BiOCl include morphological control, component adjustment, crystal facet control, and defects construction. Strategies to improve the photocatalytic activity of BiOCl-based composites include surface modification, immobilization of photocatalysts, impurity doping, and the construction of heterojunctions. In addition, the challenges and trends of BiOCl photocatalysts are discussed and summarized. Hopefully, this review will be helpful for the research and application of BiOCl photocatalysts.
Adaptive pathfinding by nucleokinesis during amoeboid migration
Authors: Kroll Janina , Hauschild Robert , Kuznetcov Artur , Stefanowski Kasia , Hermann Monika D , Merrin Jack , Shafeek Lubuna , Müller‐Taubenberger Annette , Renkawitz Jörg 
Published: November 2023

AbstractMotile cells encounter microenvironments with locally heterogeneous mechanochemical composition. Individual compositional parameters, such as chemokines and extracellular matrix pore sizes, are well known to provide guidance cues for pathfinding. However, motile cells face diverse cues at the same time, raising the question of how they respond to multiple and potentially competing signals on their paths. Here, we reveal that amoeboid cells require nuclear repositioning, termed nucleokinesis, for adaptive pathfinding in heterogeneous mechanochemical micro‐environments. Using mammalian immune cells and the amoeba Dictyostelium discoideum, we discover that frequent, rapid and long‐distance nucleokinesis is a basic component of amoeboid pathfinding, enabling cells to reorientate quickly between locally competing cues. Amoeboid nucleokinesis comprises a two‐step polarity switch and is driven by myosin‐II forces that readjust the nuclear to the cellular path. Impaired nucleokinesis distorts path adaptions and causes cellular arrest in the microenvironment. Our findings establish that nucleokinesis is required for amoeboid cell navigation. Given that many immune cells, amoebae, and some cancer cells utilize an amoeboid migration strategy, these results suggest that nucleokinesis underlies cellular navigation during unicellular biology, immunity, and disease.