bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Presenting Archaeoacoustics Results Using Multimedia and VR Technologies
Authors: Till Rupert 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
Music and sound cannot be experienced through writing and numbers. Writing freezes time onto paper; as a time-based medium, sound cannot be heard without temporal motion, and acoustic metrics are silent data. For a complete experience of sound, it needs to engage our bodies. Digital multimedia technologies offer powerful approaches to understanding the acoustics of the past, and this work will explore a number of those affordances. In particular, this work explores the use of apps that illustrate archaeoacoustic effects, set digitally within visual and acoustic archaeological cultures. The ways of immersing audiences through projection, acoustic simulation, field and studio recordings, and musical performance will be discussed. The use of virtual reality (VR) headsets is explored to create a sense of deep-flow and presence amongst audiences, total immersion in an experiential phenomenological understanding of interacting audio and visual fields, as well as setting such results within an appropriate context. This study will examine how acoustics results at caves in Northern Spain, in various phases of Stonehenge, and at Paphos Theatre (all World Heritage Sites) can be explored using VR and multimedia technologies, evaluating the comparative advantages of the use of different technologies. It proposes that such integration of visual and sonic modelling using interactive digital technologies is effective as a non-representational theory approach to compliment empirical studies, allowing understanding that goes beyond numerical analysis and binary dialectics to engage directly with the material of archaeological sites in an embodied manner, and address the real-world complexities of acoustic ecologies and their contexts.
Bourdieu and Working-Class Neighbourhoods: What Place for Ordinary Aesthetics?
Authors: Rabaté Ulysse 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
Today, an extensive body of research has been produced on the history of mobilisation by residents of working-class neighbourhoods in France and by those who identify with them. These analyses have changed our understanding of contemporary mobilisations, but the existing discourse should not prevent us from reflecting on the alternative modes of engagement that are emerging in these neighbourhoods. These commitments contribute to the “making” of a distinct political culture, rooted in practices and discourses hybridised within working-class lifestyles. Is there an elective affinity between Bourdieu’s theoretical framework and the mobilisations of working-class neighbourhoods? If so, how can this framework provide a productive interpretation of the ordinary actions interwoven into the daily fabric of these social spaces? One way of answering these questions is to consider these actions as a form of political knowledge that reveals alternative ways of considering politics.
Influence of temperature and humidity coupling on rutting deformation of asphalt pavement
Authors: Zhang Kai , Wang Shiyu , Yang Wenrui , Zhong Xuwen , Liang Sheng , Tang Zhiyi , Quan Weijie 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
In this article, ABAQUS finite-element software is used to establish an asphalt pavement structure model under high-temperature environment in summer. The changes in the temperature field and moisture concentration field of asphalt pavement are studied under the condition of 1-day continuous temperature change. The creep model is used to analyse the influence of ambient temperature and humidity on the rutting deformation of asphalt pavement. The results show that the maximum temperature of asphalt pavement can reach 60°C in the high-temperature environment in summer. The temperature accumulation effect causes the temperature of the middle and lower layers to increase by approximately 10°C, which easily induces rutting. Ambient humidity has a great influence on the change in moisture concentration in the upper layer. Considering the influence of ambient humidity in the high-temperature environment, the rut depth increases by 67%.
The Invisible Lake of Sa’ādat-ābād and the Safavid Architecture of Affect
Authors: Hosseini Sahar 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
Isfahan’s selection as the capital of Persia’s Safavid Empire (1501–1736) at the turn of the seventeenth century set off multiple phases of growth in the city. This included the development of Shah Abbas II’s (r. 1642–66) palatial complex of Sa’ādat-ābād, which encouraged Isfahan’s engagement with the nearby river Zāyandehrud. This article expands the discourse examining the river beyond the domain of nature by exploring the Zāyandehrud as a designed environment and a site of architectural imagination and action. As shown in this study, the river and the complex interconnections between natural and cultural systems played a central role in shaping the scheme of this royal complex. While a lack of visual and archaeological evidence has kept rivers and lakes on the sidelines in most studies of premodern Islamic water architecture, this article provides a new perspective on the roles of such bodies of water through a close reading of Safavid poetry, contemporary prose, spatial analysis, and architectural reconstructions.
The Resonance of the Romantic Horn Call in the Reception of Brahms’s Trio, Op. 40
Authors: Phillips Reuben 
Published: December 2023

The high level of canonicity enjoyed by Brahms’s chamber music since the final decades of the nineteenth century easily obscures the roles different performance settings, media, and listening practices have played in shaping how individual works are heard and interpreted. In the case of the Trio for Piano, Violin, and Waldhorn (1865), perhaps Brahms’s most singular essay in chamber music, the issue seems particularly acute given the culturally specific associations of the Waldhorn and the unusually important role accorded to timbre in this mid-nineteenth-century chamber work.
This article considers the “resonance” of the Waldhorn in the Horn Trio in terms of its symbolic associations and sounding presence. Drawing on early critical assessments of the trio in German-language music periodicals, the investigation explores the Romantic qualities of the work noted by early writers, elucidating the symbolism of the Waldhorn and Brahms’s deployment of the contrasting affects and temporalities associated with this instrument in his multi-movement composition. The later sections of the article discuss performances of the trio in relation to two important contexts: the developing institutional norms for public chamber music performance in Vienna during the 1860s, and the domestic reception of the classical chamber canon through gramophone recordings in Britain in the 1920s and 1930s. These episodes illustrate how particular contexts and media might throw into relief different aspects of the Horn Trio’s compositional design, while suggesting ways in which the relatively fragile aesthetic at the heart of this work has been reengaged in the technological reception of Brahms’s music.
Effect of scandium atoms substitution on the two-slab structure of scandate BaGd2Sc2O7
Authors: Titov Y.A. , Belyavina N.M. , Slobodyanik M.S. , Nakonechna O.I. , Strutynska N.Yu. , Chumak V.V. 
Published: December 2023

Tetragonal crystal structure (space group P42/mnm (No 136)) of the isovalently substituted BaGd2Sc2-xInxO7 phase with x = 0.5 was determined by X-ray powder diffraction methods. The crystal structure of BaGd2Sc1.5In0.5O7 consists of two-dimensional perovskite-like blocks with a thickness of two slabs of (Sc,In)O6 octahedra connected by vertices. A slab of GdO9 polyhedra is located between the blocks. There are no direct (Sc,In) – O – (Sc,In) connections between the octahedra of adjacent blocks. They are "stitched" to each other with the help of – O – Gd – O – bonds. Ba atoms are arranged only in the cubooctahedral voids of the perovskite-like block and their coordination number is 12. Analysis of the crystal chemical characteristics of BaGd2Sc2O7 and BaGd2Sc1.5In0.5O7 showed that upon the isovalent substitution of Sc atoms by large In atoms in slab perovskite-like structure leads to increase of the deformation degree of (Sc,In)O6 octahedra, GdO9 interblock polyhedra, increase in average (Sc,In) – O bond length and a decrease the degree deformation of BaO12 cuboctahedrons. Such changes lead to the destabilization of the slab perovskite-like structure and determine the limitation of the area of BaGd2Sc2-xInxO7 solid solutions and the absence of BaGd2In2O7 compound.
Reşid Âkif Paşa’nın Yayınlanmayan Şiirleri
Authors: ATİK Necmi 
Published: December 2023

Osmanlı Devleti, altı yüzyılı aşkın bir süre zarfında her alanda sayısız başarılarıyla tarihin mümtaz sayfalarında yerini almış büyük bir devlettir. Bir devletin sağlıklı ve uzun yaşamasına, elde ettiği başarılara sebep olan ana âmiller ise, yetiştirdiği birbirinden değerli âlim, şâir, mühendis, mimar, bürokrat, asker, devlet ricâli gibi yapı taşlarıdır. Padişahlarından, birkaç dili konuşan ve o dillerde şiirler yazan şâirler, musikişinaslar, hattatlar ve ressamlar bulunan Osmanlı Devleti, söz konusu alanlarda etkili ve vasıflı sayısız insan yetiştirmiştir. Baştan ayağa üstün vasıflarla donanmış böyle bir devlette üst düzey bürokrat olarak vazife yapabilmek ise donanımlı olmayı gerekli kılmaktadır. Reşid Âkif Paşa, Osmanlı Devleti’nin üst düzey bürokratlarından biridir. O, Osmanlı Devleti’nin idâre ve irâdesinin sarsıldığı son döneminde, 1902-1908 yılları arasında, Sivas Valiliği görevinde bulunmuş ve devletin temsil gücünü en iyi şekilde yerine getirerek vazifesini başarıyla tamamlamıştır. Reşid Âkif Paşa, bu görevinin dışında şiir ve edebiyatla olan meşguliyeti ve aruz vezninde yazdığı şiirleri ile de temayüz etmiştir. Yazdığı şiirleri küçük bir divançe oluşturacak nitelikte olmasına rağmen, Vefâ yangınında evinin yanması sonucu şiirleri de kaybolmuştur. Onun günümüze ulaşan ve bilinen nazımları yedi
şiirden ibarettir. Reşid Âkif Paşa’nın, İbnülemin Mahmut Kemal İnal’a gönderdiği mektup ve şiirleri yanında, Elmalılı Muhammed Hamdi Yazır’a da şiirler gönderdiği yaptığımız araştırma ve incelemeler sonucu tespit edilmiştir. Ayrıca, Ahmed Remzi Akyürek’in yazmalarında da Reşid Âkif Paşa’ya âit gazeller ve gazellerine yapılmış nazîre, tahmîs ve taştîr tespit edilmiştir. Çalışmamızın konusu, Reşid Âkif Paşa’nın, tespit edilen ve ilk
defa yayınlanacak olan sekiz adet gazeli ve gazellerine yapılmış nazîre, tahmîs ve taştîr üzerinedir. Bu çalışmamızda söz konusu şiirler transkripsiyon harfleriyle yazılıp incelenecek ve Türk edebiyatı tarihine önemli olduğuna inandığımız şiirler kazandırılacaktır.
Color Mapping using Ultrasound System-integrated Perfusion Software for Evaluation of Focal Liver Lesions: A Possible First Step for More Independent Reading
Authors: Dropco Ivor , Kaiser Ulrich , Wagner Lola , Brunner Stefan M , Schlitt Hans Jürgen , Stroszcynski Christian , Jung Friedrich , Yi Dong , Herr Wolfgang , Jung Ernst Michael 
Published: December 2023

Aims: To assess the value of using integrated parametric ultrasound software for contrast-enhanced ultrasonography (CEUS) of liver tumors.
Methods: 107 patients with liver tumors were studied. CEUS were performed to detect focal lesions. Parametric images were based on continuous CINE LOOPs, from the early-arterial phase (15 s) to the portal-venous phase (1 min) generated by perfusion software. The evaluations of the parametric images and their dignity for liver lesions were performed independently by an experienced and a less-experienced investigator. Computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging scans or histological analysis were used as references.
Results: High parametric image quality were obtained in all patients. Among the patients, 44% lesions were benign, 56% were malignant. The experienced investigator correctly classified 46 of 47 (98%) as benign, and 60 of 60 (100%) as malignant tumors based on the parametric images. The less-experienced investigator correctly classified 39 of 47 (83%) as benign, and 49 of 60 (82%) malignant tumors, acheaving a high statistical accuracy of 98% with this type of diagnostic.
Conclusion: Parametric imaging for grading the malignant degree of tumor may be a good complement to existing ultrasound techniques and was particularly helpful for improving the assessments of the less-experienced examiner.
Clinical, Endoscopic, and Histopathologic Observations in Gastrointestinal Amyloidosis
Authors: Krauß Lea U. , Schmid Stephan , Mester Patricia , Utpatel Kirsten , Kunst Claudia , Müller Martina , Pavel Vlad 
Published: December 2023

Background and Aims: Amyloidosis is a group of systemic disorders caused by extracellular deposition of misfolded serum proteins. Gastrointestinal (GI) involvement is associated with a higher risk of GI bleeding, especially if mucosal lesions are present. Our study aims to evaluate the frequency of GI manifestations in patients with amyloidosis, to clinically characterize these patients and to describe the endoscopic and histopathologic findings in GI amyloidosis.
Methods: A retrospective, single-center study of all patients admitted with amyloidosis and GI manifestations was conducted at a German University Hospital between July 2003 and June 2023. Clinical, endoscopic, and histopathological data was retrieved from medical records.
Results: Between July 2003 and June 2023, 63 patients with different types of amyloidosis were included into the study. Twenty-three (36,5%) were diagnosed with GI involvement of amyloidosis (60.9% male, median age 62 ± 18.28 years). The distribution of the types of amyloidosis were amyloid light chain (AL) at 52.5%, transthyretin (ATTR) at 21.7%, amyloid A (AA) at 13.0%, and unknown at 18%. Initial GI symptoms were present in 78.3% of the patients and included mainly diarrhea (34.8%), and abdominal pain (30.4%) Affected GI organs were primarily the colon (60,8%) and the stomach (39.1%). Endoscopic findings were ulcerations (47.8%), mucosal inflammation (43.5%), polyps (26.1%), erosions (13.0%), vascular malformation, polypoid protrusion, submucosal hematoma, erythema, metaplasia, and diverticulum. Histopathological findings included vascular wall thickening, (peri-)vascular and interstitial amyloid deposition. Gastrointestinal bleeding occurred in 39.1% of the patients. The mortality rate 5 years after diagnosis was 47.8%.
Conclusions: Gastrointestinal amyloidosis can present with multiple symptoms and endoscopic findings, rendering diagnosis a challenge. Of clinical relevance, GI bleeding was a frequent event in our patient cohort. Therefore, clinicians must be aware of GI bleeding as a manifestation of amyloidosis and definite diagnosis should be achieved based on biopsy results.
GADAMER’S HERMENEUTICAL THOUGHT AND HABERMAS’S CRITIQUE
Authors: Jena Yeremias 
Published: December 2023

As long as humans always try to understand the deepest meaning of a text, symbol, or event, hermeneutics is a common activity. However, the gap between the creation of texts, symbols or events has created its own problems that must be solved. The problem is, should an attempt at interpretation of a text, symbol or event achieve its objective status in the sense intended by the author or writer, or not? Hermeneutic thinkers differ in solving this problem. Unlike Friedrich Schleiermacher and Wilhelm Dilthey who emphasized the importance of revealing the author’s original intent, Hans-Georg Gadamer emphasized the importance of the subjective dimension of the interpreter. In Gadamer’s thought, prejudice and cultural influences in interpreting a text, symbol or phenomenon are also considered as one of the horizons. Dialectic and horizon fusion in itself will be an internal mechanism to reduce the dominance of prejudice or subjectivity that cannot be accounted for. By paying close attention to Jurgen Habermas’s note that hermeneutics overemphasize the aspects of prejudice and cultural influences will only provide opportunities for certain communication distortions and cultural hegemony, Gadamer’s contribution can still be maintained as a human hermeneutical activity.
The sectorial context of workplace learning
Authors: Fazekas Nóra 
Published: December 2023

AbstractWorkplace learning is always embedded in a context. The purpose of this study is to compare the characteristics of workplace learning in the market, public and civil sectors with the tool of literature review, and to identify the most important contextual factors for learning practice and effectiveness. The article thus contributes to the scientific discourse in the field of knowledge management and workplace learning research. In the following study, drawing upon classic literature and current empirical research findings, the characteristics of workplace learning in various sectors are first outlined along the themes of knowledge management, knowledge sharing, innovation, organizational learning, the purpose of learning, and the most significant knowledge elements. Subsequently, the main differences are summarized. Finally, factors for the analysis of comparative research on workplace learning are proposed, spanning individual, individual and organizational, organizational, and organizational and system levels.
<i>Ukuthwasa </i>in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa
Authors: Forster Dion A 
Published: December 2023

The postcolonial era has brought a renewed appreciation of African Indigenous Religion and culture among some Southern African Christians. However, because of Southern Africa’s colonial religious heritage, some African Christians are opposed to a constructive engagement with African religiosity and practice. Others seem to operate with a double consciousness—participating in African Indigenous religious ceremonies and holding African religious beliefs during the week while claiming to be Christians on Sunday. This article engages the Methodist Church of South Africa’s consideration of ukuthwasa and the practice of being a Traditional Healer in light of some instances of ‘double consciousness’. It argues that this engagement is a form of religious pluralism that requires intentional and critical consideration. After introducing the concept of ukuthwasa and recent discussions around being both a Christian minister and a Traditional Healer, some examples of African Christian double consciousness among some members of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa are examined. Based on this critical reflection, some possibilities that Christian engagements with African religion and culture might offer for the contextualisation and decolonisation of Southern African Christianity are presented.
Sigurd Bergmann, Kate Rigby and Peter Manley Scott (eds.), <i>Religion, Materialism and Ecology</i>
Authors: Dragt Kennedy 
Published: December 2023

Sigurd Bergmann, Kate Rigby and Peter Manley Scott (eds.), Religion, Materialism and Ecology (Abingdon, UK: Routledge, 2023), xii + 210 pp., £34.99 (pbk), ISBN: 9781032341408.
Richard J. Bernstein, <i>The Vicissitudes of Nature: From Spinoza to Freud</i>
Authors: Anthony Zoe 
Published: December 2023

Richard J. Bernstein, The Vicissitudes of Nature: From Spinoza to Freud (Cambridge, UK: Polity Press, 2023), 278 pp., $26.95 (pbk), ISBN: 9781509555208.
Indicating intellectual and emotional states in narrating
Authors: Pihl Agneta , Peterson Louise , Pramling Niklas 
Published: December 2023

The focus of this study is on how children in their retelling of oral stories indicate their understanding of the intentions and feelings of fictional characters. The method used is video documentation of storytelling activities in a preschool, involving 15 children aged 3–5 years and their teachers. The findings clarify how the children indicate the intellectual and emotional states of the fictional characters of stories in three ways: through (i) explicating, (ii) certain forms of gesturing and facial expressions, and (iii) sound symbolism. The educational implications of the findings are discussed in terms of how sound symbolism and gesturing in storytelling are critical to social justice – in allowing children not speaking the majority language to participate in storytelling.
Effect of mycorrhization on growth and physiology performance of Quercus species
Authors: SLAMA Awatef , FKIRI Sondes , MEZNI Faten , STITI Boutheina , SALCEDO-CASTRO Julio , TOUHAMI Issam , KHAMMASSI Marwa , KHALDI Abdelhamid , NASR Zouheir 
Published: December 2023

The development of mycorrhiza could contribute to strengthening the resilience of forest ecosystems to climate change. Several mycorrhizal fungi are known for their valuable effect in increasing plant performances and adaptation to stressful environmental conditions. Thereby, this research aims to investigate how Terfezia boudieri (Chatin) mycorrhizal fungi affects the growth (primary root length, above-ground plant weight) and the physiological behaviour (net photosynthesis, responses to intercellular [CO2] and the intensity of photosyntically active radiation) of Quercus subsp. coccifera and Q. suber L. Inoculated and non-inoculated seedlings of the two Quercus species were grown in one-liter pots in the greenhouse, with a temperature that ranged from 25 to 30 °C, natural lighting and an irrigation applied twice a week with top water. Results revealed that primary root length and the above-ground biomass increased with mycorrhization. In addition, mycorrhization promoted net photosynthesis (at 400 ppm and at saturation point), the apparent quantum yield, the water use efficiency, and the photosynthetic pigments contents. However, inoculation decreased the light compensation point for both species. Effectiveness of T. boudieri inoculation on Quercus sp. performance, highlights the potential of the mycorrhization process to improve forest management and resilience to climate change.
Ruus Defterlerine Göre XVII. Yüzyılda Taşra Müftülerinin Görev Yaptığı Medreseler
Authors: KÖSE Ömer Faruk 
Published: December 2023

Bu makale, 17. yüzyıl boyunca Osmanlı taşrasında müftülük yapmış âlimlerin görev
yaptıkları medreselere odaklanmaktadır. Osmanlı merkezi tarafından resmi olarak müftü
ve müderrislik pozisyonlarına atanan âlimlerin atama kayıtları ruus defterlerinde yer
almaktadır. Bu kayıtlardan yola çıkarak müftülerin vazife yaptıkları medreseler tespit
edilmiş ve Osmanlı medrese tarihi açısından incelemeye tabi tutulmuştur. Osmanlı
öncesi ve sonrası farklı dönemlerde ve farklı kişiler tarafından Anadolu, Rumeli ve Arap
coğrafyasında inşa ettirilen bu medreseler vâkıflarının şartlarına göre hizmet veriyorlardı.
Zengin vakıf gelirleri, banilerinin önemli şahsiyetler olmaları ve müderrislerine sunduğu
imkânlarla bulundukları şehirlerdeki diğer medreselerden ayrılıyorlardı. Osmanlı merkezi
bu medreseleri müftülere tahsis ederek mütevellileri tarafından vakfiye şartlarına göre
idare edilen medreselerin yönetimine ortak olmuş oldu.
Şemaların Nesiller Arası Aktarımına Dair Bir Derleme
Authors: KOÇ Setenay , SARI Sevda 
Published: December 2023

Çocukluk dönemindeki ebeveyn-çocuk iletişimlerinin yaşamın ileriki yıllarına olan
etkisini vurgulayan Şema Terapi’ye giderek artan akademik ve klinik ilgi söz konusudur. Bu
ilgi son on yılda şemaların nesiller arası aktarımı ile ilgili çalışmalarını da kapsamaktadır.
Çocukların şemalarının oluşumuna en büyük etkiyi yapan ebeveynlerin, ebeveynlik
davranışlarının da kendi şemalarından etkileniyor olması varsayımı bu çalışmaların
arkasındaki temel varsayımlardan biri olarak karşımıza çıkmaktadır. Bu çalışma
kapsamında incelenen, farklı örneklem büyüklükleri ve özelliklerine sahip araştırmaların
bulguları şemaların nesiller arası geçişine ilişkin önemli kanıtlar sunmaktadır. Bu
geçişte etkili olabilecek çeşitli değişkenlerin giderek daha fazla araştırma desenlerine
dahil edilmesi, konunun giderek daha ayrıntılı ve derinlemesine incelenmesine olan
ihtiyacı işaret etmektedir. Nesiller arası şema geçişinin boylamsal ve nitel desenlerle de
araştırılmasının alandaki eksiklikleri kapatacağı düşünülmüştür.