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Pengaruh Kredibilitas Dr.Richard Lee sebagai Social Media Influencer Terhadap Brand Image Athena
Authors: Apriliani Sani , Ali Dini 
Published: January 2025

Media sosial sebagai dalam berkomunikasi dan berinteraksi seperti platform TikTok. TikTok populer di kalangan masyarakat dengan maraknya konten yang dimanfaatkan influencer sebagai komunikator yang memiliki kredibilitas dalam memperkenalkan brand. Konten informasi kecantikan yang banyak dicari oleh masyarakat, seperti pada akun @drrichardlee yang banyak membahas melalui review dan edukasi produk kecantikan dalam memasarkan brand miliknya. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengukur seberapa besar pengaruh dr.Richard Lee sebagai Social Media Influencer terhadap Brand Image Athena (Akun TikTok @drrichardlee). Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah pendekatan kuantitatif dengan menerapkan teknik non probability sampling jenis purposive sampling. Hasil analisis melalui olah data SPSS versi 26 menunjukkan bahwa persentase pada kategori tinggi yaitu kredibilitas komunikator sebesar 83% dan brand image sebesar 81%. Pada hasil analisis regresi diperoleh kredibilitas komunikator memiliki pengaruh yang signifikan terhadap brand image Athena di media sosial TikTok, dilihat dari nilai t hitung 20,697 > nilai t tabel yaitu 1965 yang berarti H0 ditolak dan H1 diterima. Selajutnya, diperoleh besaran pengaruh kredibilitas komunikator pada uji koefesien determinasi berkontribusi sebesar 51,8% dan 48,2% dipengaruhi oleh faktor lain di luar variabel penelitian ini.

Social media serves as a platform for communication and interaction, such as TikTok. TikTok is popular among the public due to the widespread content utilized by influencers who have credibility in introducing brands. Beauty information content, which is highly sought after by the public, can be seen on accounts like @drrichardlee, which extensively discusses beauty products through reviews and educational content to market his own brand. This study aims to measure the influence of Dr. Richard Lee as a social media influencer on the brand image of Athena (TikTok account @drrichardlee). The research method used is a quantitative approach with a purposive sampling technique of non-probability sampling. The analysis results using SPSS version 26 show that the percentage in the high category is 83% for communicator credibility and 81% for brand image. Regression analysis results indicate that communicator credibility has a significant influence on the brand image of Athena on TikTok, with a calculated t-value of 20.697 > the critical t-value of 1.965, indicating the rejection of H0 and acceptance of H1. Furthermore, the influence of communicator credibility on the coefficient of determination test contributes 51.8%, with 48.2% influenced by other factors outside the variables of this study.
The bad peace and the good war. Rhetoric of duplicity in Augustine, from “De Civitate Dei” to "Epistola 185"
Authors: CORNEA Ileana 
Published: January 2025

The present paper is rooted in an older concern, regarding Augustine’s contradictions[1]. In the history of ideas there is a common place that authors contradict themselves and that their ideas migrate from one pole to another. This paper aims to present the case study regarding Augustine’s contradictions. I propose to focus on an issue that interfered later with the Church’s politics, namely the subject of peace and war, as we find them in De Civitate Dei and Epistola 185. Even though the issue of peace and war appears in several of his writings, those mentioned before seem more relevant for the topic, as they were also approached previously by other authors. I equally propose to highlight that Augustine echoes some ideas on war that can be read under Plato’s pen, although he was more of a Plotinus’s follower. But, as a personal touch, I would try to incorporate it within the entire dual thought of Augustine, that was echoed in the following centuries in the thought of the scholastics and the policy of The Catholic Church.
[1] I’m aiming to speak about the ideological contradictions in the present article (the good peace/the bad peace, the good war/the bad war, connected to the good love/the bad love etc)
Phenomenology and ontology in the thought of Edmund Husserl
Authors: MIȘCOL Andrei-Bogdan 
Published: January 2025

In this paper I examine Husserlian phenomenology and its relations with a possible ontology that the great German philosopher cultivated as a project, an undeclared ontology. Husserl's expression of the “ultimately and truly absolute” as a “primeval source” is not explained by a declared ontology and the concept of the “continuum” is in the same situation.
Claiming that the roots of all ontologies seem to belong in phenomenology, Husserl appears to proclaim the uselessness of developing any ontology. The analysis of the possible development of the Husserlian concepts of “absolute” and “continuum” shows that it would have led Husserl either to an ontology or to the overcoming and dismantling of the phenomenology, because the Husserlian phenomenology and the ontology are actually incompatible. Perhaps that is exactly what he wanted to avoid.
The guiding thread of the text is that Husserlian phenomenology is not fully realized as an authentic philosophy without a declared ontology or a clear statement about the relations between phenomenology and ontology.
A Participatory Approach to Developing an Integrated and Sustainable Management Plan: The Case of Regensburg
Authors: Daniel Sebastian Franz-Josef , Ripp Matthias , Scheffler Nils 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
There has been a fundamental shift in the societal and academic perception of cultural heritage and the role of local communities since the UNESCO member states adopted the Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage (World Heritage Convention) over half a century ago. Initially characterized by a linear perspective focused on conserving objects in their original materiality, this understanding has gradually broadened and evolved into a holistic and systemic conceptualization of cultural heritage. The paper argues that contemporary challenges, such as pandemics, armed conflicts, and the climate crisis, require dynamic and adaptive management strategies for World Heritage sites. However, the formal role of World Heritage site management remains poorly defined, lacking detailed descriptions of the competencies and responsibilities necessary to address these evolving challenges effectively. This contribution critically examines the requirements for modern site management. It emphasizes the need for a more comprehensive approach that includes not only tangible and intangible heritage but also all the elements of the interlinked heritage system, including context, actors, processes, etc. It outlines the essential roles, personal qualities, and skills required for managers to cope with the complexity of heritage management today. The article provides valuable insights into the Regensburg World Heritage Management Plan as an example of sustainable and inclusive cultural heritage management. It emphasizes an action-oriented, participatory approach to the management of historic urban landscapes that effectively reconciles conservation with sustainable urban development. The case study underscores the importance of interdisciplinary coordination, stakeholder collaboration and capacity building tailored to the current site management challenges. By offering a practical and adaptable approach, it serves as a replicable template for other World Heritage sites wishing to implement sustainable, inclusive, and adaptive management practices.
Equation with three unknowns: betrayal, treachery, fidelity. On the translation of the tale Le Blanc et le Noir (Black and White) by Voltaire
Authors: Badea Georgiana I. 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
In this article, we aim to observe how political correctness influences the interlinguistic transfer of an 18th-century literary text, Le Blanc et le Noir (Black and White). To this end, we examine the Romanian translation in relation to the three concepts mentioned in the title – fidelity, betrayal, and treachery – and the expectations of contemporary readers regarding translation and reader sensitivity. We conclude by discussing the evocative effects that a constraint on translational expression is prone to generate and the alteration of the original, the author’s intent, and the intention of the source text.
The impact of the Strega Prize on Romanian translations
Authors: Cionchin Afrodita Carmen 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
The article analyses the impact of the Strega Prize on Romanian translations from 1990 to the present day, following the political shift of 1989 that gave rise to a reconfiguration of the cultural sphere. Since the 1990s, Romania has also entered the free market and started to align more with the international publishing landscape, especially regarding translations from a wide range of literature, including Italian. The research avails itself of the constantly updated online database Scrittori italiani tradotti in romeno: 1990-2024 (Italian Writers Translated into Romanian: 1990-2024), created and edited by Afrodita Carmen Cionchin, published in the bilingual intercultural journal “Orizzonti culturali italo-romeni” (“Italo-Romanian Cultural Horizons”). The analysis suggests that the impact of Italy’s most prestigious literary prize on Romanian translations has various facets, from the immediate effect to the spotlight effect to the trailblazing effect for further publications, and to the reverb effect, as well as writers present in Romanian translation with titles other than the book that won the Strega Prize. Consequently, eighteen writers who have won the Strega Prize are available in Romanian translation.
Culturemes and plurilingual worlds in a splendid recent historical novel: Il sorriso di Caterina, madre di Leonardo by Carlo Vecce
Authors: Sălişteanu Oana 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
The paper suggests some Romanian solutions in translating the 15th-century realia belonging to the flourishing world of navigation, sea trade, Florentine and Venetian banking and manufacturing and so many other specific terminologies that the Neapolitan Professor Carlo Vecce offers us while reconstructing the biography of Caterina, the mysterious woman who gave birth to the genius of the Renaissance. (Surâsul Caterinei, mama lui Leonardo da Vinci, traducere de Oana Sălișteanu, Humanitas Fiction, 2024).
Correlations and differences in translation theory and practice between poetics and hermeneutics
Authors: Diacono Raffaella 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Starting with a brief introduction to the concept of culture, the contribution will focus on the analysis of culturems and on two contemporary literary phenomena, born-translated novels and non-translation studies, which again question the theory of translation as intercultural communication. Through reflections on the relationship between translation and interpretation in Umberto Eco and between translation and hermeneutics, we will arrive at a conception of translation as poetics according to Emilio Mattioli’s theorisation.
The Adaptation of French Comedy Before Italian Unification: A Study and Observations on the Italian Transposition of Eugène Scribe
Authors: Clementi Charlotte 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
In terms of theatrical experience, the Italian nineteenth century is a special case on the European scene. The activity of dramatic writing and the scenic realization of the peninsula depend on French dramaturgy and Parisian repertoires. With this contribution, and thanks to a small corpus of fifteen unpublished texts from the 1830s, I propose to analyse the manuscripts of the Italian translations of Eugène Scribe’s work. We will examine the linguistic, cultural and structural interventions practised by the actress-adaptor Gaetana Rosa in her Italian translation for the Compagnia Reale Sarda. We will discover that the constraints imposed by the geopolitical context and the economic constraints of the theatre strongly influence the translation process and the evolution of prose in Italy.
De Filippo translates Shakespeare’s The Tempest into Neapolitan of the 17th century. Analytical approach in morphological, lexicological and semantic perspective
Authors: Ubaldi Patrizia 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
This article aims to highlight the potential of the Neapolitan language in literature and, in particular, in theatre, to focus our attention on its expressive power, its communicative capability, especially in the transmission of feelings and emotions, and to underline the similarities or differences in the translation from the English text. I have tried to examine how the transition from Shakespearian English to the Neapolitan language used by Eduardo (Neapolitan of the 17th century) took place through the analysis of a few details of certain elements, essaying the transformation that occurred through the centuries and the contaminations due to the various foreign dominations. I constantly compared the English text with the Neapolitan one because I had not found any similar works to compare my research. The result is that the verse’s rhythm and the words’ meaning are preserved, as well as the inner meaning of the single, expertly translated words. Sometimes, this result is reinforced by the words’ musicality and the sentence’s rhythm, which are enriched by idiomatic expressions that add power to the thought in the Neapolitan dialect.
Road Traffic Prediction System Using Deep Neural Multilayer Perceptron (MLP)
Authors: Elmir Youssef , Elmir Hassen , Khair Younes 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
The development of a road traffic model has numerous benefits, including the reduction of congestion in cities and precise estimated travel times. This study proposes a travel time prediction model based on a deep neural multilayer perceptron trained on GPS data collected in the city of Bechar, Algeria. GPS data was collected using an Android application and a learning model was built using Artificial Intelligence and deep learning techniques. The model was integrated into a web application that allows users to choose a route and make traffic and time predictions. Tests conducted in comparison with Google Maps and real travel experiences in Bechar showed promising results with high accuracy values for most tested routes. However, the accuracy was low in some tests due to the short duration of the data collection process. To improve the project, a data collection phase should be renewed to obtain high accuracy for all destinations and time periods.
PENERAPAN GOOD SCHOOL GOVERNANCE DAN FAKTOR-FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHINYA
Authors: Bahrami Maray Zahra , Ariani Nita Erika , Fitri Yulia 
Published: January 2025

This study aims to determine the implementation of Good School Governance and the factors influencing it in junior high schools in Banda Aceh City. The sampling technique used was saturated sampling, in which there were 120 respondents from 30 public and private junior high schools in Banda Aceh City consisting of school principals, treasurers, administrative staff, and teachers. Data collection was carried out using a questionnaire which was distributed directly to respondents. The analytical method used was multiple linear regression with the SPSS version 29 application. The results showed that junior high schools in Banda Aceh City had implemented Good School Governance and Control Systems. Internal, Human Resource Competence and Utilization of Information Technology affect the variable Good School Governance. This means that the better the Internal Control System, Human Resource Competency, and Use of Information Technology, the better the implementation of good school governance. The use of Information Technology is the factor that has the greatest influence on Good School Governance. Utilization of Information Technology is the factor that has the greatest influence on Good School Governance. Suggestions for future researchers are to develop the research model used in this research, either by increasing the number of samples, replacing respondents with school committee members or other relevant school residents, and expanding the independent variables to be studied.
Estratégias de diálogo sobre bioética cotidiana com trabalhadores da saúde
Authors: Costa Pedro Guilherme Castilho , Sousa Ellen Carolyne da Silva , Louzada Vitor Barbosa , Barroso Lyanna Caring dos Santos , Dias Ian Matheus Rodrigues , Menezes Rubens Alex de Oliveira , Verdi Marta Inêz Machado , Nascimento Rosana Oliveira do , Mata Nely Dayse Santos da , Prudêncio Luzilena de Sousa 
Published: January 2025

Objetivo: Analisar os discursos emergidos pela obra cinematográfica, tendo a roda de conversa como estratégia para problematização sobre bioética com trabalhadores da saúde. Métodos: Trata-se de um estudo de caráter descritivo e exploratório, empregando uma abordagem qualitativa, especificamente do tipo pesquisa-ação, realizado no município de Macapá, no estado do Amapá, em uma Unidade Básica de Saúde no mês de outubro de 2023 com profissionais da saúde. A oficina sobre bioética cotidiana favoreceu a reflexão após a exibição do filme em uma roda de conversa. Por meio de entrevistas semi-estruturadas foi possível captar a essência das discussões bioéticas que emergiram durante o processo. Resultados: A análise das entrevistas revelou a eficácia de metodologias inovadoras no ensino da bioética cotidiana, como o uso de recursos audiovisuais e espaços de diálogo. Essas abordagens promoveram reflexões críticas, facilitaram a compreensão dos princípios éticos e incentivaram a aplicação prática no cotidiano profissional, contribuindo para a formação de profissionais mais conscientes e humanizados. Conclusão: esta pesquisa reforça a eficácia da combinação de obras cinematográficas e rodas de conversa para aprofundar as discussões cotidianas sobre bioética.
Uso da hemoglobina glicada no diagnóstico do diabetes gestacional
Authors: Andrade Eduarda Carnevale Villanova , Domingos Hilda Júlia Afonso Barboza , Sandy Júlia Ellen da Silva , Araújo Larissa Maria Soares de , Pedra Raíssa Andreina Vieira , Nascimento Julia Gabetto , Canuto André Luís , Zimmermmann Juliana Barroso 
Published: January 2025

Objetivo: Avaliar a importância da hemoglobina glicosilada (HbG) para o diagnóstico de diabetes mellitus gestacional. Métodos: Foram identificadas 43 pacientes com diagnóstico de hiperglicemia na gravidez, sendo 5 casos de diabetes prévio (diabetes diagnosticado na gravidez) e 37 casos de diabetes mellitus gestacional. Todas as pacientes foram submetidas à dosagem de HbA1c pela técnica de cromatografia de alta performance (HLPC). Considerou-se p< 0,05. Resultados: A média de idade das pacientes foi de 30,8 + 5,97 anos, com valores mínimo de 19 e máximo de 42 anos. A média de gestações, partos e abortos foi de 2,17 + 1,59, 1,49 + 1,28 e 0,37 + 0,92, respectivamente. Quando se avaliou a hemoglobina glicada, identificou-se média de 5,92 + 0,94 g/dl. A associação dos valores da HbG com o diagnóstico de hiperglicemia na gravidez feito glicemia de jejum ou teste de sobrecarga com 75g de dextrosol (TS75g) não foi significativa, já que as médias de HbG não foram diferentes (p>0.05). A regressão logística não mostrou boa correlação entre os níveis de hemoglobina glicada e o diagnóstico de diabetes gestacional (p>0,05), exceto para os casos de diabetes prévio (p<0,05). Conclusão: A hemoglobina glicada não deve ser utilizada para o diagnóstico de diabetes gestacional isoladamente.
Delirium nos pacientes críticos adultos submetidos a procedimento cirúrgicos
Authors: Oliveira Amanda Mariano Tagawa de , Batista Kellyane Borges , Rossignolo Simone Camargo de Oliveira , Silva Debóra Luiza da , Gomes Luis Eduardo Miani 
Published: January 2025

Objetivo: Relatar os impactos gerados pelo delirium nos pacientes adultos, após procedimentos cirúrgicos críticos, sob internação em UTI. Métodos: Foi realizada revisão integrativa baseada através de leitura de artigos entre 2019 a 2024 no idioma português que respondessem à pergunta norteadora “quais os impactos causados pelo Delirium, na recuperação de pacientes cirúrgicos, dentro da Unidade de Terapia Intensiva?” nas bases de dados LILACS e MedLine e BVENF. Ao final, foram selecionados 09 artigos com os descritores e o operador booleano “and” Delirium and Adulto, Unidade de terapia intensiva and Paciente cirúrgico, Delirium and Pós-operatório. Resultados: Composto por 9 artigos que obedeceram aos critérios de inclusão e descreveram sobre os impactos do delirium na recuperação dos pacientes cirurgicos em Unidade de Terapia Intensiva. Considerações finais: Se faz importante a busca sobre o tema, principalmente pelos profissionais de saúde atuantes em Unidades de Terapia Intensiva, para avaliar e identificar o delirium de forma precoce e eficaz, contribuindo para a minimização dos danos a saúde do paciente e sua recuperação.
Estudo comparativo da acurácia de modelos digitais obtidos por escaneamento intraoral e tomografia computadorizada de feixe cônico
Authors: Vasconcelos Lucas Eduardo Ribeiro de , Silveira Yasmim Maria Cassimiro de Queiroga e , Dupont Lucas Lemos , Faria Danielle Lago Bruno de , Nobrega Maria Vitória Vidal , Lima Maria Camilly Gonçalves , Ferraciù Larissa Soderini , Matos Karen Almeida , Jesus Mayrla Milene de , Mota Claudia Cristina Brainer de Oliveira 
Published: January 2025

Objetivo: Avaliar a acurácia da tomografia computadorizada de feixe cônico e do escaneamento digital intraoral na produção de modelos digitais odontológicos. Métodos: Trata-se de um estudo de acurácia aprovado no Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa (parecer número 6.259.856), no qual modelos digitais de tomografia computadorizada de feixe cônico e escaneamento intraoral foram comparados a modelos de gesso obtidos a partir de dois voluntários. Os modelos de gesso foram produzidos a partir de uma moldagem com polivinilsiloxano em dupla impressão. Foram realizadas mensurações em pontos previamente determinados nos modelos para comparação. Posteriormente, os modelos digitais foram sobrepostos para avaliar a presença de distorções dente a dente. Resultados: Não houve diferença entre os modelos de gesso e os modelos digitais quando comparadas as distâncias entre os pontos de referência e a largura vestíbulo-lingual dos dentes. Ao sobrepor os modelos digitais DICOM e STL, porém, foram verificadas diferenças de sobrecontorno quando considerados os grupos de dentes e as faces. Conclusão: Os modelos digitais têm conquistado espaço crescente na rotina clínica odontológica, todavia, devem ser considerados com cautela quando da necessidade de planejamentos que requerem grande precisão.