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Jørgen Bo & Vilhelm Wohlert. Louisiana Museum, Hamlebæk, Danimarca
Authors: Romagnoli Emiliano 
Published: February 2024

Il progetto del Louisiana Museum ad Hamlebæk, Danimarca, è del 1956 ad opera degli architetti V. Wohlert e J. Bo. Da quel momento diverse opere di sistemazione e ampliamento sono intervenute di cui l’ultima realizzata nel 2019. In questo tempo la struttura si è venuta ramificando nel parco che la circonda senza perdere il suo carattere, come se, fin da principio, ammettesse la possibilità di una crescita. Un’esperienza americana e un viaggio in Italia sembrano avere avuto particolari riflessi nel pensiero dei due architetti che attraverso il filtro della contemporaneità pervengono ad una diversa consapevolezza della cultura architettonica danese. E’ anche su questo filo teso tra tradizione e modernità che nel Louisiana Museum il tempo appare sospeso.
The Louisiana Museum in Hamlebæk, Denmark, was designed in 1956 by architects V. Wohlert and J. Bo. Since that time several renovations and extensions have been undertaken, the latest of which in 2019. In time, the structure has branched out into the park that surrounds it without losing its character, as if admitting the possibility of growth from the very beginning. An American experience and a trip to Italy seem to have had particular repercussions in the thinking of the two architects who, through the filter of the contemporary, arrived at a different awareness of Danish architectural culture. It is also on this fine line between tradition and modernity that time seems to be suspended in the Louisiana Museum.
Louis Kahn. Four Freedoms Park, New York, USA
Authors: Bartocci Gabriele 
Published: February 2024

Unico tra i progetti di Louis Kahn ad essere stato costruito postumo, 38 anni dopo la sua scomparsa, il parco memoriale dedicato al trentaduesimo presidente americano Franklin Roosevelt, ricavato sulla punta meridionale di Roosevelt Island a New York, rappresenta un esercizio di adesione formale e tipologica alla topografia del sito di progetto dove silenzio ed economia dei mezzi espressivi del fare architettonico costituiscono gli elementi del comporre.
The memorial park dedicated to the 32nd U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt, set on the southern tip of Roosevelt Island in New York City, is the only project by Louis Kahn to have been built posthumously, 38 years after his death. It represents an exercise in formal and typological adherence to the topography of the site, where silence and economy of expressive means in terms of the architectural practice constitute the elements of the compositional process.
Archeologia del futuro: il teatro Andromeda di Lorenzo Reina
Authors: De Rosa Agostino , Bortot Alessio 
Published: February 2024

Situato nel cuore dei monti Sicani, il teatro Andromeda è un’opera al contempo remota e profondamente connessa rispetto al meraviglioso paesaggio che la ospita. Lorenzo Reina, il pastore di Santo Stefano di Quisquina (AG) che, sull’urgenza di una ispirazione intima e irrefrenabile, ha deciso di far emergere dalle rocce di una collina questo archetipo tettonico che lì riposava forse da secoli, forse da prima che il genere umano popolasse quei luoghi. L’opera intreccia un dialogo serrato tra paesaggio terrestre e quello celeste.
Located in the heart of the Sicani Mountains, the Andromeda Theatre is at once remote and deeply connected to the beautiful landscape that hosts it. Lorenzo Reina is a shepherd from Santo Stefano di Quisquina (in the Province of Agrigento) who, urged by an intimate and irrepressible inspiration, decided to draw out from the rocks on a hillside this tectonic archetype which had been resting there perhaps for centuries, maybe even before mankind appeared in this area. The monument engages a tightly-knit dialogue between earthly and celestial landscapes.
Post-Orientalist Discourse in Lesja Ukrajinka’s Writing
Authors: Kocherga Svitlana 
Published: February 2024

The article interprets Lesja Ukrajinka’s creative work through the lens of post-colonialism and post-orientalism. The conceptions of H. Dabashi, G. Spivak, T. Hundorova are involved for analyzing the vision of the East by Lesja Ukrajinka. The article focuses on phenomena of communication with the other; on a global dialogue of cultures; and on the writer’s critical response to historical conflict between East and West. The author’s pathetic apology for the East is likely a result of belonging to a colonized people that is doomed to marginalization under the pressure of the Russian Empire. This leads to the identification of Ukrainian national issues in the writer’s oriental motifs. The interpretation is based on the texts Rufin and Priscilla, Only One Word, Yakut Poem, and Ra-Meneis.
The article asserts that Lesja Ukrajinka does not put romantic pathos into the image of the East, which fully resonates with the contemporary concept of post-orientalism. She avoids exotic poetics and concentrates on the controversial position of other-image.
The Glagolitic Amulet from Varna in Light of Old Novgorod Parallels and Vice Versa
Authors: Gippius Aleksey 
Published: February 2024

The article analyses the Glagolitic prayer on the lead amulet published by K. Popkonstantinov and H. Miklas in 2009. A new reading of the central phrase is proposed based on the parallels in Novgorod birchbark documents. In the second part of the article, the Varna amulet and artefacts of its circle are compared with the birchbark documents about magical contents. It is shown that Old Bulgarian and Old East Slavic texts share a group of motifs organized around the figure of angel Sichael as a protector against fevers. The mention of the name Sichael in the inscription – its only South Slavic attestation – does not support the conclusion according to which the cult of this angel reached Novgorod directly from Cappadocia, where it had emerged and developed.
Towards Demarcating Emigrantology
Authors: Ljuckanov Jordan 
Published: February 2024

In this article I propose viewing ‘(Russian P/)philology’, ‘Russia(n) Studies’ and ‘(Russian E/)emigrantology’ as three separate and equally valid approaches to (Russian) literature and writers; I maintain that each of them is charged with its own interdisciplinary perspective.
I elaborate a new definition of ‘emigrantology’, based on reassessment of its subject matter (not exilic experiences, but experiences of ‘somewhere-else-ness’) and the range of its objects (not only emigration / exile, but a family of diverse experiences, from camp incarceration, to trips to the otherworld and translingual writing). I seek to overcome physical determinism of Russian literary studies in Russian language and, at the same time, to forestall certain ‘counter-sedentary’ bias perceivable in post-modern contemplation of exile and related phenomena in the English language. I link the literary-theoretic raison d’être of ‘emigrantology’ to the property of ‘non-in-situatedness’ that differentiates ‘literature’ from ‘wording’ (“writings”) according to the literary ontology of S. Averincev.
I define the subject matter of ‘emigrantology’, as ‘unselfliness’, ‘unplaceliness’ and ‘somewhere-else-ness’ (the former two concepts are deliberate neologisms, shaped after “untimely”). I conceptualise ‘backing’ notions as ‘place-boundness’ and ‘place-conscience’ and explain the two theoretic assumptions which give my own theorisation sense: the irreducible territoriality of exile in particular and of ‘somewhere-else-ness’ in general, and their basic property of being both psychic and bodily. I also compare ‘somewhere-else-ness’ to das Unheimliche and fictional worlds.
Prioritising the standpoint of sociology of literature and with the case of Russian literature / literature in Russia in mind, I delineate some ‘core’ types of ‘being-somewhere-else’ experiences: besides inciting to be thematised by literature and hosting individual literary creativity, these types can sustain circulation and reception of literature (the state of being an émigré; inner emigration; exile; camp incarceration; translingual writing/transnational belonging). As a counterpoint, I trace the option of diagrammic typology of ‘somewhere-else-ness’ experiences, one which brings to the fore commonalities with rites of passage.
Taking the condition of being an émigré (community) as a benchmark and distancing my model from both liberal-individualist and nationalist mythologisations of that latter condition, I analyse what I believe are the basic parameters of symbolic economy of an individual and community experiencing ‘somewhere-else-ness’.
The Effect of DEHY PRO (Dehydration Prevention) in Improving Preventive Behaviour among Parents toward Diarrhea Dehydration in Children Under Five
Authors: Fatkuriyah Lailil , Hidayati Ainul , Rosalini Wike 
Published: February 2024

The main cause of infant mortality in diarrhea is dehydration. Children under five are often brought to health services in deteriorating conditions to severe dehydration. Children under five deaths due to diarrhea are likely to be prevented if parents are able to recognize the signs of dehydration in children and take appropriate initial treatment when children have diarrhea. This study aims to determine the effect of the Dehy Pro application improves parents' behavior in preventing diarrhea dehydration in children under five. This study is a pre-experimental study with a one-group pre-posttest design. The research begins with the development of the Dehy Pro application through 4 stages: Define, Design, Develop, and Disseminate. Dehy Pro was introduced and used by 50 mothers with children under five in Karangrejo Village, Sumbersari-Jember District selected by using a purposive sampling technique. The independent variable of this study was the Dehy Pro application, meanwhile, the dependent variable of the study was the preventive behavior of diarrhea dehydration was measured in the form of knowledge, attitudes, and prevention of diarrhea dehydration. The statistical test used is the Wilcoxon Sign Rank Test <0.05. Dehy Pro significantly affected maternal behavior by increasing knowledge (p<0.000), attitude (p>0.000), and prevention of diarrhea dehydration (p<0.000). Dehy Pro can be an effective health promotion effort in reducing the number of diarrhea dehydration in children under five through increasing knowledge and the role of parents to take steps to prevent dehydration due to diarrhea.
Effect of Sociodemographic Factors on Self-Monitoring of Blood Glucose Behavior of People with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
Authors: Rondhianto Rondhianto , Nistiandani Ana , Jannah Latifah Nur 
Published: February 2024

Self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG) is important in diabetes self-management to achieve better HbA1c control and decrease complications, morbidity, and mortality in people with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). SMBG behavior can be influenced by various factors, one of which is sociodemographic factors. This study aimed to analyze the sociodemographic factors that influence the behavior of self-monitoring blood glucose in patients with T2DM. The cross-sectional study was conducted in ten health centers in Jember Regency with a sample size of 130 respondents using multistage random sampling. The independent variable is sociodemographic factors (age, gender, marital status, education level, income level, family type, and ethnicity), while the dependent variable is SMBG behavior. The instrument used was the Self-Monitoring Blood Glucose Questionnaire (SMBG-Q). Data were analyzed by multiple logistic regression. Most respondents had SMBG behavior in the good category (64.6%). Sociodemographic factors simultaneously had an influence on SMBG behavior (p = 0.001 < α = 0.05; R2 = 0.324). The sociodemographic factor that significantly affects SMBG behavior partially is ethnicity (p = 0.001 < α = 0.05). Meanwhile, age, gender, marital status, education level, income level, and family type did not have a significant partial effect (p = 0.095; p = 0.149; p = 0.083; p = 0.359; p = 0.507; p = 0.152 > α = 0.05). The sociodemographic factor that influences SMBG behavior is ethnicity. Therefore, efforts to improve SMBG behavior must pay attention to values and culture to improve the self-monitoring blood glucose behavior of people with T2DM.
Keywords: Type 2 diabetes mellitus; self-monitoring blood glucose behavior; sociodemographic
Parenting Patterns' Impact on the Likelihood of Mental Disorders in Palembang, Indonesia
Authors: Hidayat Rachmat 
Published: February 2024

Introduction: Parenting style has a crucial role in shaping a child's physical and mental growth. The objective of this study is to assess the impact of parenting styles on the likelihood of developing mental problems in the urban area of Palembang, Indonesia.
Methods: This study employed a cross-sectional research methodology, encompassing a sample of 1,000 participants aged between 18 and 65 years. We categorized the participants based on the type of parenting style they experienced, namely authoritative, permissive, and authoritarian parenting. We used the Kessler Psychological Distress Scale (K10) questionnaire to assess the likelihood of mental illnesses.
Results: The study found that individuals raised with an authoritative parenting style had a lower vulnerability to mental problems compared to those raised with either a permissive or authoritarian parenting style.
Conclusion: The practice of authoritative parenting can serve as a safeguard against susceptibility to mental diseases.
Faint Comet Detection with Unistellar eVscopes
Authors: Graykowski Ariel , Hemmelgarn Samantha , Esposito Thomas M. , Marchis Franck , Koster David , Rivett Darren , Shimizu Masao 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
We present eVscope observations of comets 12P/Pons-Brooks and C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) when their magnitudes were greater than 16th magnitude. From a set of two observations of 12P taken on 2023 June 19 and 20, we measure an apparent magnitude of G = 16.59 ± 0.31. From four sets of observations of C/2023 A3 taken on 2023 April 14, 25, 26, and May 9, we measure apparent magnitudes of G = 16.78 ± 0.41, 16.55 ± 0.29, 16.71 ± 0.28, 16.59 ± 0.18 respectively. These images were taken from Unistellar telescope models: eVscope 1 and 2. We find an average background value of G = 17.35 ± 0.21.
Numerical Simulations of (10199) Chariklo’s Rings with a Resonant Perturber
Authors: Sickafoose Amanda A. , Lewis Mark C. 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
The discovery of two thin rings around the ∼ 250 km sized Centaur Chariklo was the first of its kind, and their formation and evolutionary mechanisms are not well understood. Here, we explore a single shepherd satellite as a mechanism to confine Chariklo’s rings. We also investigate the impact of such a perturber on reaccretion, which is a likely process for material located outside the Roche limit. We have modified N-body code that was developed for Saturn’s rings to model the Chariklo system. Exploration of a reasonable parameter space indicates that rings like those observed could be stable as the result of a single satellite with a mass of a few ×1013 kg that is in orbital resonance with the rings. There is a roughly linear relationship between the model optical depth and the mass of the satellite required to confine a ring. Ring particles do not accrete into moonlets during hard-sphere simulations. However, a reasonable fraction of the ring material forms into moonlets after a few tens of orbits for soft-sphere collisions. The ring-particle properties are thus key parameters in terms of moonlet accretion or destruction in this system.
La psychanalyse et le pot au lait
Authors: Martens Francis 
Published: February 2024

La psychanalyse a bénéficié longtemps de l’impunité accordée par la mode – qui permet de dire et de faire n’importe quoi. Elle a nourri beaucoup de rancunes en retour. Disqualifiée à présent de tous les côtés, elle a le choix entre le repli identitaire et le retour à ses fondamentaux. Ceux-ci sont parfaitement rationnels et aptes à la mise en débat – pour peu qu’on remette un peu d’ordre dans le lexique. Comme l’attestent « les fureurs de Bonneval », un terme aussi fondamental que celui d’« inconscient » peut s’entendre dans des sens diamétralement opposés. Si l’on considère qu’il ne s’agit pas que d’un badge, il importe de ne pas ignorer cette contradiction. Dans ce contexte, la malédiction de Laplanche par Lacan est un épisode clé de la transmission de la psychanalyse, en France et ailleurs.
La psychanalyse, « fût-ce dans les conditions du déluge »
Authors: Poulain-Colombier Jacquelyne 
Published: February 2024

Ces dernières décennies, un bouleversement technologique a inspiré de nouvelles lois qui ne visaient rien de moins qu’« une réforme de civilisation ». Les psychanalystes ont participé à un débat public « troublé » par un programme militant venu des États-Unis, non sans provoquer le réveil d’un volcan que l’on croyait éteint, réactivant leurs divisions irréconciliables. Dans ce contexte, le travail de Legendre sur les questions de filiation a été pris dans la tempête qui a balayé tout esprit de controverse. Pierre Legendre – historien du droit devenu psychanalyste – appartient à cette catégorie d’analystes singuliers qui supportent « le paradoxe » des psychanalystes, comme l’appelle Bion qui en a reconnu le rôle dans le mouvement psychanalytique. Repenser la lecture de Legendre dans cette perspective est nécessaire pour sortir des incompréhensions de son chemin de pensée. Pierre Legendre est mort le 2 mars dernier. Son œuvre, qui « fera date », devra être redécouverte : là où se trouve ce qu’il a vraiment dit, là est son héritage.
Les incertitudes de la transmission en psychanalyse
Authors: Grenier Louise 
Published: February 2024

Savoir d’où l’on vient pour savoir où l’on va. C’est ainsi que j’amorce ma réflexion sur la transmission en psychanalyse. Reconnaissant le legs de Freud à ses successeurs jusqu’aux analystes d’aujourd’hui, cet article traite d’une façon personnelle des lieux de transmission des concepts et notions qui soutiennent l’écoute de l’analyste, ou de ce qui le définit comme tel. Il y est également question de l’apport des chercheurs actuels à la compréhension des concepts fondamentaux et à leur application clinique. Deux exemples, l’un clinique, l’autre de supervision, illustrent mon propos.
Interpréter, lire, écrire : chemins de la transmission
Authors: Richard François 
Published: February 2024

Cet article pose la question, essentielle pour la psychanalyse contemporaine et pour notre culture en décomposition, des relations entre littérature et psychanalyse – selon plusieurs procédés : donner des représentations à l’irreprésentable, envisager les mots comme des objets transitionnels, exorciser la mélancolie par l’affirmation d’une intériorité réceptive à l’archaïque. La métaphore freudienne via de pore / via de levare est commentée ainsi que l’idée selon laquelle le lecteur est l’analysant du texte. La poésie apparaît alors comme un modèle pour l’interprétation, tandis que le dernier séminaire de Roland Barthes centré sur le haïku est analysé. Des études sur Gérard de Nerval et Aby Warburg sont proposées pour interroger les pouvoirs de l’image. Est enfin abordée l’œuvre d’Imre Kertész, qui nous introduit à la force de tenir bon dans le lien inter-humain.
La transmission, au-delà
Authors: Matha Catherine 
Published: February 2024

La problématique de la transmission est abordée dans son rapport au champ de l’expérience clinique et de son « au-delà », étant entendu qu’elle dépasse largement l’expérience par le travail de pensée mobilisé pour la production d’un savoir et la possibilité de sa transmission. En partant de la notion de « pensée clinique », sera questionnée la fonction de l’écriture, en particulier « l’écriture potentielle », dans ce processus d’élaboration ; puis la problématique de perte et le travail de mélancolie susceptible d’œuvrer, au-delà de la cure, dans le travail d’écriture.
Joyce McDougall : à l’écoute du soi somatique
Authors: de Staal Ana 
Published: February 2024

Pour Joyce McDougall les « expressions somatiques entre la névrose et la psychose » indiquent l’existence d’un soi-somatique, émetteur de messages non verbaux qui, bien qu’extrêmement archaïques, peuvent être appréhendés et traités psychanalytiquement en séance à partir d’une écoute spécifique. En reprenant en grandes lignes la controverse sur la pertinence de la psychanalyse pour les patients physiquement malades, cet article essaie de montrer les instruments conceptuels forgées par Joyce McDougall qui nous permettent de postuler une théorie psychosomatique proprement analytique.
Présentation. Approches écologiques du xvii e siècle
Authors: Volpilhac Aude 
Published: February 2024

Face au changement de paradigmes qu’entraîne la prise de conscience environnementale, il convient désormais d’envisager une approche écologique du xviie siècle en évitant toutefois un certain nombre d’écueils méthodologiques. Élaborer des concepts de critique environnementale adaptés au xviie siècle doit s’accompagner d’un regard nouveau porté sur les textes, un renouvellement des corpus ainsi que de nouvelles orientations de recherche qui mettent au cœur de leur étude la représentation du vivant et des liens spécifiques qui le caractérisent.
La mobilité comme méthode d’attention : approche écopoétique de quelques textes viatiques du xvii e siècle
Authors: Trivisani-Moreau Isabelle 
Published: February 2024

L’article met à l’épreuve une approche écopoétique sur un corpus de cinq écrits viatiques rédigés entre 1656 et 1683 par Chapelle et Bachaumont, La Fontaine, Claude Perrault, Dassoucy et Préchac, ces écrits étant resserrés sur le périmètre géographique de la France. Le voyage y est envisagé comme moteur d’une attention variable selon les objets extérieurs ciblés et son intensité : l’approche écopoétique mesure ces variations, tout comme la mise en œuvre d’une expérience plaçant l’individu au contact d’un environnement inhabituel. L’engagement du sujet voyageur, le recul qu’impose une écriture et les particularités d’un itinéraire sont analysés comme des opérateurs de signification.
Jalon pour une herméneutique queer : deux scènes de lecture dans l’« Histoire de Sapho » de Madeleine de Scudéry
Authors: Meli Cinthia 
Published: February 2024

Le présent article propose une étude critique de l’« Histoire de Sapho », de Madeleine de Scudéry, en adoptant la perspective des études queer. Il vise à explorer trois hypothèses, selon lesquelles a) l’autrice opposerait par ce texte une forme de résistance à une culture hétérosexuelle en voie d’imposition, en développant deux scenarii alternatifs au mariage amoureux (l’« amour tendre » d’une part, l’« amitié » d’autre part) ; b) l’« Histoire de Sapho » se distinguerait à ce titre d’œuvres galantes, et engagerait l’histoire littéraire à réintroduire la distinction entre préciosité et galanterie ; c) le texte programmerait et légitimerait par un dispositif de mise en abyme l’approche critique dont il fait l’objet, écartant le soupçon d’anachronisme qui pèse sur les études queer.