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Documentales sobre el Carnaval de Barranquilla: una historia audiovisual de la fi esta
Authors: Lizcano Angarita Martha , González Cueto Danny 
Published: January 2023

Resumen. El Carnaval de Barranquilla, fi esta popular del Caribe colombiano, se ha convertido en veta inagotable para la inspiración de artistas, cineastas, escritores y músicos, al igual que tema de estudio para antropólogos, historiadores, periodistas y sociólogos. La investigación revisa y recopila losdocumentales realizados que tienen por tema las fi estas populares, tratando de reconstruir una historia del patrimonio audiovisual sobre las carnestolendas. Parte de textos y publicaciones de prensa, hace un recorrido por algunos de los documentales realizados —proponiendo, por lo que se sabe hasta ahora, que la producción fílmica sobre los carnavales de Barranquilla comenzó en 1914 con el primer documental producido en Colombia— y continúa su inventario crítico hasta llegar al trabajo presentado ante la UNESCO para ilustrar su candidatura como “Obra maestra del patrimonio oral e inmaterial de la humanidad”.Abstract. The Carnival of Barranquilla, traditional festival in the Colombian Caribbean, has become a source of inspiration for artists, fi lm makers, writers, and musicians, as well as the subject of numerous studies by anthropologists, historians, journalists, and sociologists. This research reviews andcompiles fi lm documentaries that feature this carnival with the specifi c goal of reconstructing a history of the audiovisual heritage regarding the celebrants. The study starts with press releases and publications, and examines some of the documentaries —suggesting, based on the information available, that the film record of the Carnival of Barranquilla began in 1914 with the fi rst documentary produced in Colombia—and continues compiling its critical inventory up to the work presented to become part of the World InmaterialHeritage List of Cultural Resources declared by UNESCO in 2003.
Cultura alimentaria en el municipio de Acandí
Authors: Marín Marín Germán Ariel , Álvarez de Uribe Martha Cecilia , Rosique Gracia Javier 
Published: January 2023

La tradición alimentaria en el municipio de Acandí, se inscribe en el contexto de la cultura alimentaria costeña de comunidades negras, evidencia una cierta influencia de la cocina de Bolívar y Córdoba. La cultura alimentaria acandilera se describe en este artículo por el patrón alimentario cotidiano, las preparaciones en momentos festivos, las formas de acceso, producción, intercambio, regalo y conservación de los alimentos. La exploración etnográfica realizada ha proporcionado claves para interpretar las condiciones de seguridad alimentaria y nutricional y además ha dibujado una imagen sobre los procesos que impulsan la memoria colectiva de la alimentación en esta zona del Darién, Caribe colombiano.Abstract: Food tradition and heritage in Acandí is in the contex of the Atlantic Coast culture of Afrocolombian comunities. Food culture in the region had a main influence from Bolívar and Córdoba populations. Acandí food culture is described in this research by the daily staples, special meals in hollydays, production, access, interchange, gift and means of conservation of foods. Ethnografic data helped to anlyse food security determinants and also helped to understand collective memory processess in food culture in the Colombian population settled in the Darien-Caribe Coast.
Diversidade Cultural e população negra no Brasil
Authors: Rodrigues Vera 
Published: January 2023

Este artículo, es resultado de la reflexión antropológica sobre la diversidad cultural y
relaciones étnico-raciales, a partir de notas etnográficas de la vida cotidiana y las políticas públicas para garantizar los derechos étnico-raciales y culturales de las comunidades negras (quilombos) en Brasil
negro de la deshonra en La Araucana de Alonso de Ercilla y Zúñiga (1569-1589)
Authors: Tardieu Jean-Pierre 
Published: January 2023

El texto analiza la forma como Alonso de Ercilla (1569-1589) en su poema épico
La Araucana, realza la honra de sus protagonistas indígenas: Caupolicán y Glaura, ignorando el papel protagónico de los negros en la conquista de Chile, solo vio en ellos seres guiados por ruines instintos
De la antropología a la política en el Leviatán de Hobbes
Authors: Piñeres Sus Juan David 
Published: January 2023

La exposición de los argumentos se propone evidenciar la idea de que la condición
natural del hombre, tal como es entendida por Hobbes, puede pensarse como una suerte de antropología de la igualdad. La noción de ley natural teje, relaciones de continuidad entre las concepciones hobbesianas sobre lo humano y la filosofía política y permite sustentar la hipótesis de que una función fundamental del Estado es producir, para la vida civil, una antropología con características universales.
Identification Protocols for Horizontal-to-Vertical Spectral Ratio Peaks
Authors: Wang Pengfei , Zimmaro Paolo , Ahdi Sean K. , Yong Alan , Stewart Jonathan P. 
Published: January 2023

ABSTRACTPeaks in horizontal-to-vertical spectral ratios (HVSRs) of Fourier amplitudes from three-component recordings of ground vibrations without undue local anthropogenic influence are used to identify site resonances, which are an important component of site response. We address two topics: (1) how should HVSR peaks be identified and (2) are there appreciable differences in HVSR derived using different instruments recording microtremors and seismic strong ground motions? We propose identifying peaks by considering peak amplitudes relative to neighboring ordinates and peak width. The procedure incorporates a regression tree algorithm that can be tuned to conform with user preferences toward relatively “conservative” or “liberal” peak identification (producing few or many sites with peaks, respectively). We then investigate the consistency of microtremor-based HVSRs (mHVSRs) derived from seismometers and accelerometers, which show a high rate of false negatives (missed peaks) from accelerometers with a full scale of ± 2g or greater. In contrast, mHVSRs derived from collocated temporary and permanent seismometers (optimized to record teleseismic signals) have about 60%–80% consistency (with no apparent bias in peak attributes). This indicates that mHVSRs from accelerometers having a broad full scale are unreliable but that mHVSRs can be reliably obtained from temporary or permanent seismometers. Finally, we compare seismometer-based HVSR from microtremor and earthquake (eHVSRs) sources. Results are consistent for 60%–70% of sites (i.e., both either do or do not have significant peaks, and when peaks are present, they occur at similar frequencies, &lt;20% change). For sites with an mHVSR peak, the rate of corresponding eHVSR peaks is nearly 50%, whereas for sites without an mHVSR peak the eHVSR peak rate is low (about 20%). The mismatch rate for mHVSR peak sites is sufficiently high that the use of eHVSR to derive site response models is likely too optimistic (overestimates model effectiveness); mHVSR is preferred for consistency with information available in forward applications.
Shallow velocity structure of Stromboli volcano, Italy, derived from small-aperture array measurements of Strombolian tremor
Authors: Chouet Bernard , De Luca Gaetano , Milana Giuliano , Dawson Phillip , Martini Marcello , Scarpa Roberto 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The properties of the tremor wave field at Stromboli are analyzed using data from small-aperture arrays of short-period seismometers deployed on the north flank of the volcano. The seismometers are configured in two semi-circular arrays with radii of 60 and 150 m and a linear array with length of 600 m. The data are analyzed using a spatiotemporal correlation technique specifically designed for the study of the stationary stochastic wave field of Rayleigh and Love waves generated by volcanic activity and by scattering sources distributed within the island. The correlation coefficients derived as a function of frequency for the three components of motion clearly define the dispersion characteristics for both Rayleigh and Love waves. Love and Rayleigh waves contribute 70% and 30%, respectively, of the surface-wave power. The phase velocities of Rayleigh waves range from 1000 m/sec at 2 Hz to 350 m/sec at 9 Hz, and those for Love waves range from 800 to 400 m/sec over the same frequency band. These velocities are similar to those measured near Puu Oo on the east rift of Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii, although the dispersion characteristics of Rayleigh waves at Stromboli show a stronger dependence on frequency. Such low velocities are consistent with values expected for densely cracked solidified basalt. The dispersion curves are inverted for a velocity model beneath the arrays, assuming those dispersions represent the fundamental modes of Rayleigh and Love waves.
Dynamic rupture of asperities and stress change during a sequence of large interplate earthquakes in the Mexican subduction zone
Authors: Mikumo Takeshi , Miyatake Takashi , Santoyo Miguel A. 
Published: January 2023

AbstractWe investigate the spatial and temporal variations of shear stress due to the successive failures over an extensive segment of the Mexican subduction zone during a sequence of large interplate earthquakes that occurred over a period of 13 yr. For this purpose, we develop 3D dynamic rupture models incorporating a shallowly dipping fault located above the subducting plate. The spatial distribution of dynamic stress drop over the fault has been estimated for each of the events, through an inversion procedure using some of the previously derived kinematic fault parameters as observational constraints.The results revealed quite heterogeneous stress changes during these earthquakes coming from medium to high dynamic stress drop due to the rupture of a few patch-like asperities and from stress increase in between and around them. Two weak asperities located southeast of the Michoacan segment were ruptured first by the 1979 Petatlan event. The 1981 Playa Azul event ruptured two asperities in the central zone with a stress drop higher than 80 bars. The largest 1985 Michoacan earthquake resulted from the rupture of two large-size, strong asperities located at both sides of the 1981 fault zone with high stress drop of 80 to 100 bars and from another two asperities at depth. Two days after this largest event, two asperities were broken during the Zihuatanejo aftershock in the southeastern adjacent zone. Many aftershocks of these large events tend to be distributed in the zones of stress increase outside the asperities, while only small numbers of aftershocks have been observed within these asperity zones. It appears that several major asperities that existed in this extensive segment have been ruptured successively so as to fill unbroken gaps on the plate interface. Thus, the stress change left over from the previous earthquake has dominant effects on the next event in this subduction zone.
The macroseismic field generated by the Mw 8.0 Jalisco, Mexico, earthquake of 9 October 1995
Authors: Zobin Vyacheslav M. , Ventura-Ramirez J. Francisco 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The Mw 8.0 earthquake of 9 October 1995 occurred within the Jalisco block that represents the northern part of the Mexican subduction zone where the Rivera plate subducts beneath the North America plate along the Middle American trench. The source rupture of the 1995 low-angle thrust-type event was complicated. The studies of rupture history had shown that the slip occurred within an area of about 180 × 90 km2 along the Middle American trench at the depth interval from 9 to 33 km. The rupture duration was estimated in interval from 55 to 62 sec. At least three main asperities ruptured along the fault plane.
The earthquake was felt along the 600-km coast of the Mexican states of Colima, Jalisco, and Michoacan and in the continental part of Mexico. The macroseismic study presented in this article was carried out in March through July 1997, more than one year after the earthquake. We had about 300 interviews with people who felt the earthquake in their houses located in 56 cities and towns of the states of Colima, Jalisco, and Michoacán. All our estimates of the earthquake intensity were referred to the intermediate type of masonry situated on the intermediate type of soils. For this purpose, corrections were introduced for type of soil and masonry.
The study of macroseismic effects related to the 1995 Jalisco earthquake allows description of some properties of the macroseismic field generated by the earthquake. (1) Three zones of intensity 4, 5, and 6 to 7 grades of MM (Modified Mercalli) scale were distinguished. (2) The zone of maximum intensity of 6 to 7 MM was heterogeneous. This heterogeneity was in accordance with the rupture asperities distribution. (3) The study of intensity attenuation along the coast had demonstrated the asymmetry in intensity distribution according to the epicenter. The maximum intensities were observed for the sites that were situated to the northwest of the epicenter. (4) A good correlation was observed between the observed intensities and the values of GPS displacements.
Seismological studies at Parkfield VI: Moment release rates and estimates of source parameters for small repeating earthquakes
Authors: Nadeau Robert M. , Johnson Lane R. 
Published: January 2023

AbstractWaveform data from a borehole network of broadband seismographic stations have been used to study microearthquakes along the Parkfield segment of the San Andreas fault (SAF). Analysis of almost 10 years of such data demonstrates that much of the seismicity in this region consists of repeating sequences, quasiperiodic sequences of earthquakes that are essentially identical in terms of waveform, size, and location. Scalar seismic moments have been estimated for 53 of these repeating sequences and combined with equivalent estimates from 8 similar but larger event sequences from the Stone Canyon section of the fault and the main Parkfield sequence. These estimates show that seismic moment is being released as a function of time in a very regular manner. Measurements of the moment release rate, combined with an assumed tectonic loading rate, lead to estimates of the seismic parameters source area, slip, and recurrence interval. Such parameters exhibit a systematic dependence upon source size over a range of 1010 in seismic moment that can be described by three simple scaling relationships. Several implications of these scaling relationships are explored, including the repeat time of earthquakes, average stress drop, strength of the fault, and heat generated by earthquakes. What emerges from this analysis of moment release rates is a quantitative description of an earthquake process that is controlled by small strong asperities that occupy less than 1% of the fault area. This means that the fault is highly heterogeneous with respect to stress, strength, and heat generation. Such heterogeneity helps to explain many of the apparent contradictions that are encountered in the study of earthquakes, such as why faults appear weak, why significant heat flow is not observed, how significant high frequencies can be generated by large earthquakes, and how various geologic features such as pseudotachylytes might form.
Pentingnya Pengembangan Bakat dan Kreativitas Anak Usia Sekolah Dasar
Authors: Hidayah Alvin , Istiningsih Siti , Widodo Arif 
Published: January 2023

Abstract: The development of talent and creativity of elementary school age children is still not fully developed so that this research has a purpose, namely to find out how the role of parents and teachers in developing the talents and creativity of elementary school age children. The research method used is a literature study or systematic literature review, namely how to review and analyze several journals related to the development of talents and creativity of elementary school age children. Through this method, you will find several journals or articles that serve as references to find out how elementary school-age children can show and develop their talents and creativity, so that they can be channeled according to what they want through activities that can hone their creativity and talents.
Abstrak: Pengembangan bakat dan kreativitas anak usia sekolah dasar masih belum sepenuhnya untuk dikembangkan sehingga penelitian ini memiliki tujuan yaitu untuk mengetahui bagaimana peran orang tua maupun guru dalam mengembangkan bakat dan kreativitas yang dimiliki anak usia sekolah dasar. Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah studi literatur atau tinjauan pustaka yang sistematis, yaitu bagaimana mengkaji dan menganalisis beberapa jurnal yang berhubungan dengan pengembangan bakat dan kreativitas anak usia sekolah dasar. Melalui metode ini akan ditemukan beberapa jurnal atau artikel yang menjadi referensi untuk mencari tahu bagaimana cara agar anak usia sekolah dasar bisa menunjukkan dan mengembangkan bakat serta kreativitas dalam dirinya, sehingga bisa tersalurkan sesuai dengan apa yang diinginkan melalui kegiatan-kegiatan yang dapat mengasah kreativitas dan bakat yang dimilikinya.
There Was an Opportunity to Find Out How Life Actually Works (About Myself as Part of the Generation that Lived in The Mid-80s - Mid-90s of the Last Century)
Authors: Nikolsky S.A. 
Published: January 2023

The wonderful and diverse world of the Institute of Philosophy of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, and then of the Russian Academy of Sciences, as it was in the mid-80s – mid-90s of the last century, is shown through the eyes of a graduate student, and then a researcher. Entering the graduate school of the sector of criticism of modern bourgeois philosophy of Western countries, the author combined his studies and the preparation of his Ph.D. thesis there with an interested work in the sector of philosophical questions of biology, since he dealt with the topic of the biological foundations of human behavior using the philosophy of American naturalism as an example. The author studied, collaborated and was friends with R.S. Karpinskaya, T.A. Kuzmina, N.S. Yulina, V.M. Mezhuev, G.S. Batishchev, A.I. Aleshin, E.Yu. Solovyov. Subsequently, work on the dissertation expanded, spreading to the topic of the relationship between man and nature, including in the practical agrarian activities of Soviet people. In this, in accordance with the spirit of the times, the central party bodies and the initiative of the People&#x27;s Academician T.S. Maltsev played a significant role. Work with economists – E.F. Saburov, A.V. Chernyavsky and others, with agricultural historians and ecologists – V.P. Danilov, T. Shanin, V.I. Kiryushin led to the fact that the author in 1994 as Minister was invited to the government of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea (Ukraine), where he had the opportunity to get acquainted in detail with the state and prospects for the development of the agro-industrial complex of the peninsula. On this basis, he prepared a program of agrarian reforms for Crimea, unfortunately, due to the crisis of presidential power and the subsequent resignation of the “Moscow government”, it did not take place. This text is about how it is seen in a quarter-century time interval, even though many friends and colleagues are no longer alive.
The State Interests: Reflexive and Practical Prism by Michel Foucault
Authors: Makarenko V.P. 
Published: January 2023

Domestic literature on the problem of state interests (hereinafter SI) reflects, with a few exceptions, the history and modern moment of existence and vision of the political conjuncture of the country and the world dominating minorities of Russia. There are more than 11 million sites in Runet. Most of these publications have no scientific value. They can serve as many examples as possible of how the viewpoint of the public interest depends on the country’s political fluctuations and the arbitrariness of its minorities. Dependence and arbitrariness consist in the interpretation of the MI in relation to the national interests of Russia, although “…what means this expression of national interests, nobody knows exactly”. The author of the article develops the approach of K. Marx to the SI as an element of the bureaucratic attitude of the authorities towards citizens, the state towards the general state. This approach makes it possible to give permanence to the treatment of the SI, since there are still no States free from bureaucracy as a social parasite, reflecting social differences and embodying political exclusion. To take power, the USSR’s innovators had created economic, social, political, and ideological preconditions for the total bureaucratization of the State. This tradition is inherited and reinforced by the ruling minority of modern Russia. Therefore, the author proposes to raise and discuss the problem of violence and political lack of talent of the dominant minorities of Russia as a set of products of bureaucratic domination in all spheres of state policy and administration. In recent years, this approach has received a specific sociological justification4, including the qualification of the present Russian state as a parasitic one5. This article continues the author’s reconstruction of the heuristic potential of Michel Foucault’s SI concept.
The development of RBL-STEM learning materials for students’ metacognition improvement in producing herbal tea from the cascara
Authors: Nurul Komaria , Suratno Suratno , Sudarti Sudarti , Dafik Dafik 
Published: January 2023

STEM approach in a research-based learning method that combines innovative research and learning. This research develop a research-based learning method based on STEM approach to improve students' metacognition skills in utilizing cascara fermentation with a magnetic field to produce health herbal teas. This research and development was employed the ADDIE research and development model that consisted of five stages: analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation. In the analysis phase, interviews and observations were carried out based on the guidelines to identify the problems. The design of the product was then determined to be developed in the development stage, followed by the expert validation in the assessment stage to measure content validity and face validity. The implementation and evaluation stages produce the final product that was tried out to gain data of students’metacognition skills. The product developed in this research is regarded valid, effective and practical. Besides easy use, the product can serve as essential lecture material.
Keyword: Research based learning, STEM approach, Metacognition Skill;
TEDxKUFS countdown initiative in the classroom
Authors: Mori Lynsey 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Student, teacher, and institutional identity interweave with the common theme of education, and interpretation of this can often be idiosyncratic. The challenges of collaboration, volunteerism, and expertise are identified and explored to create opportunities for authentic engagement in any future endeavors toward the epistemological goal of education. This community-involved project aimed to encourage students to explore the skills required to complete a task. A five-member teacher team was established to facilitate students from two compulsory English seminar classes plus a few volunteers from senior classes, towards the epistemological goal of organising an online TEDxKUFS countdown event. Community support and acknowledgment from multiple perspectives can impact and inspire participants to allow students, teachers, and institutions to re-evaluate and choose what to identify with. Holistic, whole-school approaches with not only individual class success focus but also keeping in mind the epistemic character cultivation is of central importance when designing pedagogy.
Keywords: KUFS, peagogy, TEDx, TEDxKUFS