bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
The Moderating Role of Visitors’ Nationality on the Relationship between Service Quality and Behavioural intentions in Star Rated Game Lodges
Authors: Njagi Caroline , Mutinda Rayviscic , Mwangi Benson 
Published: July 2023

Purpose: Tourists from different nationalities manifest differing cultural values that influence service quality perceptions that subsequently elicit their behavioural intentions. However, the moderating role of nationality in the relationship between service quality and behavioural intention from the game lodges’ perspective has not been sufficiently examined. Hence, this study aims to examine the moderating role of nationality on the relationship between service quality and behavioural intentions.
Methodology: The study adopted a cross- section survey and data was collected using structured questionnaires from 312 tourists from 29 different nationalities residing in star rated game lodges at Masai Mara national reserve and its conservancies in Kenya. Data were analyzed using both descriptive and inferential statistics. To test whether or not the nationality of the respondents influenced the study hypothesis, structural equation modelling (SEM) and a multi-group analysis approach were conducted. Data was presented in the form of tables and figures.
Findings: The study found that there was a positive and significant relationship between service quality and behavioural intentions. Similarly, the results indicated that the tourists’ nationality moderates the relation between service quality and behavioural intentions.
Recommendations: The study findings contribute to the body of knowledge in service marketing and more specifically on the role of customers’ nationality on service quality perceptions and behavioural intentions. The research findings provide a strong foundation for policy support in governance to the tourism stakeholders for the growth of different tourism markets in Kenya. Further, the study findings inform the stakeholders on the nature of service quality needed based on tourists’ cultural differences to maximise the potential from the existing and emerging tourism market.
The Role of Religion in Shaping Gender Norms and Attitudes: A Case Study of Tanzania
Authors: Huberman Philomena 
Published: July 2023

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to investigate the role of religion in the shaping of gender norms and attitudes in the Tanzanian culture.
Methodology: The study adopted a desktop research methodology. Desk research refers to secondary data or that which can be collected without fieldwork. Desk research is basically involved in collecting data from existing resources hence it is often considered a low cost technique as compared to field research, as the main cost is involved in executive’s time, telephone charges and directories. Thus, the study relied on already published studies, reports and statistics. This secondary data was easily accessed through the online journals and library.
Findings: The findings revealed that there exists a contextual and methodological gap relating to the role of religion in the shaping of gender norms and attitudes.
Unique Contribution to Theory, Practice and Policy: The Social Constructionism theory, Symbolic Interactionism theory and the Intersectionality model may be used to anchor future studies on the role of religion in the shaping of gender norms and attitudes. Religious beliefs, teachings, and practices have a profound influence on societal expectations, reinforcing traditional gender roles and contributing to the perpetuation of gender inequalities. The findings highlight the complex interplay between religion and gender, with religious affiliation often associated with more conservative gender attitudes and the acceptance of gender-based violence. Recommendations drawn from the study include the promotion of gender sensitive religious education, engaging religious leaders and institutions, fostering interfaith dialogues, strengthening women’s empowerment programs, supporting grassroots initiates amongst others.
NATURAL RESOURCE-BASED RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC: A LOCAL COMMUNITIES PERSPECTIVE IN SABAH, MALAYSIA
Authors: J. Lintangah Walter , Atin Vilaretti , Khalid Nurul Izzah Izati 
Published: July 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted many activities, including tourism and recreational activities. This study determines the local communities’ perceptions of local recreational activities or staycation based on the natural resources in Sabah during the pandemic. Using the convenience sampling method, the questionnaire survey was distributed to respondents through social media and email. Respondents including students, government, and private sectors were from different socio-demographics. Most of them preferred recreational activities based on nature- panorama activities, followed by those who chose extreme activities such as hiking, cultural base recreation, river-based activities, leisure vacation and jungle trekking. The respondents opined that recreational activities could generate income for the state’s economy. They perceived that the assistance provided by the government could help recover the present state to its original condition. Among the elements that needed special attention and improvement were related to the safety of visitors, the cleanliness of the surrounding recreation sites, the landscape beautification and basic infrastructure facilities. Among the roles that the government could contribute to stimulating and uplifting the tourism and recreation sectors include funding and finance allocation to help the industry players, promotion and publicity, upgrading and maintenance of facilities such as infrastructures and enforcement of related laws and policies. Reviving the local tourism is promising as long as the public observe the state’s Standard Operating Procedure (SOP).
IDEALOGI DALAM DRAMA TIANG SERI TEGAK BERLIMA KARYA NOORDIN HASSAN
Authors: Mohd Amir Mohd Zahari  , Norfaizah Abdul Jobar  , Nordiana Hamzah  
Published: July 2023

Interpretasi karya Noordin Hassan lazimnya memperlihatkan unsur-unsur keagamaan dan kemasyarakatan dalam menentukan kerangka dalam fitrah manusia. Ironinya, karya Noordin Hassan bersandarkan konsep teater fitrah yang mengetengahkan unsur tradisi budaya Melayu seperti politik, ekonomi dan masyarakat. Sehubungan dengan itu, karya beliau dikenali dengan membawa aliran absurd, avant-garde, dan surealisme. Namun, beliau telah mencetuskan satu fenomena baharu dalam teater fitrah dan memperkenalkan prinsip berkonsepkan teater Islam. Oleh hal yang demikian, penulisan ini akan menganalisis dan mengenal pasti model teater fitrah terhadap sebuah karya drama Tiang Seri Tegak Berlima (TSTB) hasil penulisan Noordin Hassan. Kajian ini merupakan kajian analisis teks dan akan menganalisis skrip drama Tiang Seri Tegak Berlima yang tidak memperkatakan aspek pementasan. Hasil kajian mendapati dalam konteks teater fitrah, nilai-nilai Islam mewarnakan struktur, bentuk, dan bahasa teater. Dengan itu, karya tersebut dikatakan bertatasusilakan Islam dan indah berseni yang membentuk model teater fitrah.

Interpretation of Noordin Hassan's usually shows religious and social elements in determining the framework in human nature. Ironically, Noordin Hassan’s principles by Noordin Hassan focused concept of fitrah theater which highlights elements of Malay cultural traditions such as politics, economics and society. Accordingly, his work is known for bringing a flow of absurd, avant-garde, and surrealism. However, he has sparked a phenomenon with fitrah theater and introduced the conceptual principles of Islamictheater. Therefore, this writing will analyze and identify the natural theater model of a drama work Tiang Seri Tegak Berlima (TSTB) written by Noordin Hassan. This study is a text analysis study and will analyze the script of the drama Tiang Seri Tegak Berlimawhich does not deal with the staging aspect. The results of the study found that in the context of fitrah theater, Islamic values colour the structure, form, and language of theater. With that, the work is said to have Islamic morals and beautiful art that formedthe model of natural theater.
Past and future discharge and stream temperature at high spatial resolution in a large European basin (Loire basin, France)
Authors: Seyedhashemi Hanieh , Moatar Florentina , Vidal Jean-Philippe , Thiéry Dominique 
Published: July 2023

Abstract. This paper presents retrospective simulations (1963–2019) and future projections (1976–2100) of daily time series of discharge and stream temperature for 52 278 reaches (median length of 1.3 km) over the Loire River basin (105 km2) in France, using a physical process-based thermal model coupled with a semi-distributed hydrological model. Retrospective simulations are based on the 8 km gridded Safran meteorological reanalysis over France. Twenty-first century projections are based on a subset of the 8 km gridded and bias-corrected DRIAS-2020 dataset over France. The discharge and stream temperature dataset stands out from existing ones thanks to its large scale and its high spatial resolution and the use of a physical process-based thermal model. The whole dataset is freely available and can be downloaded in NetCDF format from https://doi.org/10.57745/LBPGFS (Seyedhashemi et al., 2022a).
Perbedaan Cara Petik Buah Kopi Terhadap Pendapatan dan Nilai Tambah di Gapoktan Jaya Bakti Kecamatan Pamijahan - Kabupaten Bogor
Authors: Anggarawati Sari , Mustopa Mustopa , Eka Suwarnata Anak Agung 
Published: July 2023

Komoditas kopi telah menjadi primadona di sektor perkebunan, menjamurnya kafe-kafe coffe telah mendorong petani, kelompok tani maupun GAPOKTAN melakukan pengolahan untuk mendapatkan nilai tambah. Bahan baku buah kopi yang diperoleh GAPOKTAN berasal dari petani anggota, dengan dua cara pemetikan buah, yaitu petik asalan dan petik merah merata. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis pendapatan dan nilai tambah dari pengolahan kopi robusta (Coffea canephora) berdasarkan bahan baku petik asalan dan petik merah. Penelitian dilaksanakan di GAPOKTAN Jaya Bakti, Desa Purwabakti, Kecamatan Pamijahan Kabupaten Bogor. Analisis penelitian ini menggunakan komponen-komponen perhitungan pendapatan dan nilai tambah metode Hayami. Hasil penelitian menunjukan bahwa pendapatan yang diperoleh setelah melakukan pengolahan dari buah kopi petik asalan menjadi kopi beras (green bean) sebesar sebesar Rp 5.549.444,- kopi sangrai (rosting) sebesar Rp 21.284.888,- dan kopi bubuk sebesar Rp 26.160.322,-. Sedangkan yang berasal dari buah kopi petik merah menjadi kopi beras (green bean) sebesar Rp 2.229.555,- sangrai (rosting) sebesar Rp 5.169.910,- dan menjadi kopi bubuk sebesar Rp 6.202.265,-. Nilai tambah yang diperoleh GAPOKTAN Jaya Bakti dalam kegiatan pengolahan kopi dari hasil petik asalan, yaitu kopi beras sebesar Rp 59.500,- sangrai sebesar Rp 558.200,- bubuk kopi sebesar Rp 1.070.200. Nilai tambah yang diperoleh dari hasil pengolahan kopi petik merah, yaitu kopi beras sebesar Rp 55.000,- sangrai sebesar Rp 324.500,- kopi bubuk sebesar Rp 644.500,-.Kata kunci : Kopi, Petik Asalan, Petik Merah, Pendapatan, Nilai Tambah
Geografisk variasjon i vaksnes bruk av avtalespesialistar og DPS i psykisk helsevern
Authors: Holsen Maria , Holman Per Arne , Solbakken Ole André , Lien Lars 
Published: July 2023

Background: Equitable mental healthcare regardless of area of residence is a political aim in Norway. The purpose of this study is to evaluate geographical variation in private practitioner coverage and explore differences between private practitioners with public reimbursement and local community mental health centers (CMHCs) in terms of diagnoses and scope of outpatient treatment, with a focus on mood and neurotic disorders.
Method: Cross-sectional registry-based study of adults in outpatient mental healthcare at private practitioners or CMHCs in Norway in 2014–2018. We calculated distribution of diagnoses, geographical variation in rates of private practitioners, and analyzed scope of treatment for patients with mood and neurotic disorders (ICD-10 disorders F3, F4). We estimate cost per treated patient and report geographic variation for hospital catchment areas.
Results: Patients with F3, F4 disorders accounted for 64.7 % at private practitioners, and 41.5 % at CMHCs, and received more treatment at private practitioners, five more consultations in a 42 day longer period. There is considerable geographical variation in private practitioner coverage, highest in South-Eastern Norway and lowest in Northern Norway.
Implications: As long as management and priority setting are differently organized for CMHCs and private practitioners in mental health care, we must expect geographical variation in access and use. It appears as an equity paradox that a group of patients, rejected by or not referred to CMHC, receive more treatment by private practitioners.
Keywords: mental healthcare, outpatient consultations, private practitioners, CMHC, geographical variation, equal access, equity, priority setting
Implementering av DBT i en rural kontekst
Authors: Knive Tom Jørund , Østmo Stein Daniel , Fors Malin 
Published: July 2023

Background and purpose: Dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) is a widespread evidence-based method of treating emotionally unstable personality disorder, but the method has barely been studied in a rural context. The purpose of this study is to identify rural challenges for the four treatment channels of DBT, to pinpoint implicit urban starting points in DBT, and to suggest possible adaptations of DBT in rural areas, based on Finnmark as a case.
Method: The authors, who are clinicians with extensive experience in psychiatric healthcare in Finnmark, integrates findings from previous research of culturally adapted DBT for rural cultures with local clinical experience in accordance with the declaration of evidence-based psychological practice. Our methodical basis is traditional literary study, case study, autoethnography and theory generation.
Results: DBT in its original format falls short in rural areas without adaptations. We found that key challenges for implementations of DBT in our local clinical practise are geographical distances, lack of personnel, difficulties in maintaining anonymity in group therapy, difficulties with group guidance and lack of continuity in treatment due to high turnover. Vi lay out possible adjustments, such as sectional skill training, short periodic admissions at DPS with intensive skill training, pragmatic use of phone consultations, digital treatment (and guidance) and inclusion of other departments in treatments.
Conclusion: DBT is a principle-driven method which is originally designed for an urban setting, but which is possible to adapt to a rural context such as Finnmark. Possible challenges are geographical distance, lack of continuity, personnel shortage and lack of anonymity (group treatment).
Keywords: rural, DBT, pragmatic psychology, geographical narcissism, urban bias
Satire, Performance, and English Rustic Comedy in Harley 2253
Authors: Fein Susanna 
Published: July 2023

ABSTRACT
The scribe of Harley 2253 evidently had access to something more than just other manuscripts, culling matter also from a swirl of ephemera like loose leaves, rolls, perhaps even scrawled remnants of performance, or from authors themselves. The presence of five colorful English verse satires in Harley invites questions of performance not just of specific pieces, but also of sequenced entertainments seguing from one style, genre, and/or language to another and targeting for ridicule the monoglot English. In the phenomenon of the mocked English rustic in Harley 2253, we may glimpse a sophisticated style of entertainment in medieval halls that emerges later in the fine manner of comic low humor prevalent in Tudor and Elizabethan drama.
“She Lives!”: Jephthah’s Daughter and Chaucer’s Virginia, Jews and Gentiles, Bad Narrative, and Ending Happily
Authors: Wallace David 
Published: July 2023

ABSTRACT
Having argued that the Physician’s Tale is a bad tale by design, the article explores what is at stake when this tale’s heroine, Virginia, likens herself to the unnamed daughter of Judges 11. Just as Chaucer’s Host suffers acute heart pangs in hearing of Virginia’s fate, so Christian exegetes suffered for more than a millennium in reading of Jephthah’s daughter. Medieval Jewish exegetes, however, eventually found a way for this young girl not to die, inspired by their contemplation of Christian culture on shared Spanish ground. The historical Chaucer traveled this territory, but there is no evidence that he learned of a possible reprieve. More poignant still is the fact that the man who first “spared” Jephthah’s daughter from death—a scholar sharing Chaucer’s fascination with astrology and astrolabes, a dream poet who adopts a female first-person voice—actually traveled to and taught in London, where he likely died.
Julian Reads Langland
Authors: Zeeman Nicolette 
Published: July 2023

ABSTRACT
Between writing the “Short” and the “Long” versions of the Revelations of Divine Love, Julian of Norwich might have read Piers Plowman. This article argues that Julian learned from Langland something about how to use narrative as part of her exploration and reformulation of the complex and seemingly contradictory theology of the Fall and redemption, focusing on the remarkably similar ways in which Langland and Julian narrate the Fall in, respectively, the tree of charite sequence and the lord and servant example. In each case, a narrative of eager, loving desire leads seemingly accidentally, and yet apparently inevitably, to a disastrous “fall.” Julian may have discovered in Piers Plowman a method of engaging with the conceptual challenges posed by the problematic relationship between the human will and recuperative divine love.
Lydgate, Chaucer, and Lady Margaret Beaufort
Authors: Powell Susan 
Published: July 2023

ABSTRACT
In an early book on Lydgate, Derek Pearsall was dismissive of Lydgate’s verse legend of Saint Margaret of Antioch. While perhaps of limited literary interest, the poem merits some claim to attention in its occurrence in the Devonshire Chaucer (New Haven, Yale Beinecke Library MS Takamiya 24). There it is paired with the Canterbury Tales in a context that has led to the suggestion that the manuscript might be the Canterbury Tales bequeathed by Lady Margaret Beaufort (1443–1509), Countess of Richmond and Derby, and mother of Henry VII, to her nephew of the half-blood, John St. John. This article refines the argument and offers an explanation for its early provenance in the Knyvett family. It explores the circumstances of the commissioning of Lydgate’s poem, and the context in which it might have circulated singly and been selected for adding to a manuscript of the Canterbury Tales, a context that reveals a network of family connections—Staffords, Hollands, Beauchamps, Beauforts, Knyvetts, and Bourchiers.
Aesthetics in the Eugenics Movement: A Critical Examination
Authors: Woods Peter J. 
Published: July 2023

Abstract
Although multiple scholars have pushed music education to embrace the aesthetic as a curricular and pedagogical touchstone, research surrounding this aesthetic turn has largely framed aesthetics as a sensory experience rather than a social technology (one that can both liberate and oppress). In response, I address the following question: how do uncritical aesthetic philosophies and the experiences they engender act as a means of oppression within music education? By way of example, I approach this question through a text analysis of writings on aesthetics from The Eugenics Review, a long-running publication that disseminated eugenics news and research. In doing so, I construct a eugenical theory of aesthetics that illuminates how eugenicists used aesthetics to enact what Foucault defines as pastoral power and assert control of bodies and populations through education. I then frame the writings of Carl Seashore (a pioneering music education researcher and avowed eugenicist) within this eugenical theory of aesthetics, revealing the ways that Seashore used aesthetic theory to forward eugenical arguments. I conclude with implications for contemporary educators and researchers, sounding a call for a deep and critical examination of all aesthetic formations within music education.
Estudio fenológico de Juglans neotropica Diels. en Imbabura – Ecuador
Authors: Vallejos Alvarez Hugo Vinicio , Vilema Vilema Gilda Aracely , Díaz Gómez Cinthya Paola , Cue García Jorge Luis 
Published: July 2023

Es conocida la importancia de la fenología, sin embargo, en Ecuador, los estudios fenológicos de especies forestales son bastante limitados, una de estas es Juglans neotropica Diels; especie de importancia cultural, económica y social. El objetivo de este estudio consistió en evaluar el comportamiento fenológico de J. neotropica, en cuatro formaciones vegetales ubicados en la provincia de Imbabura. Los sitos de estudio se ubican en las parroquias: San Francisco de Natabuela, San Antonio y San Miguel de Ibarra, en los cantones Antonio Ante e Ibarra, provincia Imbabura. Las formaciones vegetales estudiadas fueron clasificadas como: plantación, árboles en lindero, árboles dispersos y silvicultura urbana respectivamente. La metodología usada para la investigación fue la planteada por Fournier (1974).
La defoliación de la especie tuvo lugar desde el 15 de diciembre, aumentando su masividad hasta intensa en el mes de enero. El sitio de estudio correspondiente a árboles en linderos fue el más destacable en la fenofase de floración, mostrando el punto más alto de floración fue en febrero, mientras que el sitio destacado en la fenofase de fructificación fue silvicultura urbana mostró su mayor punto de presencia de flor joven en el mes de febrero.
EaD: um olhar sobre as tendências após a pandemia
Authors: Grossi Marcia Gorett Ribeiro , Giffoni Iomaraa Albuquerque , Lopes Mariana Prado 
Published: July 2023

Com o objetivo de conhecer as experiências educacionais em tempos de pandemia, especificamente os problemas enfrentados na educação e as tendências da EaD pós-pandemia, foi realizada uma pesquisa bibliográfica, a partir de uma consulta na plataforma Sucupira para selecionar os periódicos cujo foco principal é a EaD e, os periódicos que mesmo não tendo seu foco na EaD, fizeram volumes especiais sobre a educação na pandemia. Foram analisados 345 artigos. A pesquisa mostrou que na pandemia a EaD ganhou mais visibilidade e, o avanço das TDIC na educação tem contribuído para o desenvolvimento da EaD, a qual tende a inovar em suas práticas pedagógicas, sendo pelo uso de metodologias mais ativas, seja pelo uso de metodologias mais próximas à realidade dos alunos (como as redes sociais) e, pelo uso de tecnologias imersivas. Destaca-se a necessidade de fortalecer a Universidade Aberta do Brasil, bem como institucionalizar os cursos na EaD.