bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Inhibition et fonctionnement limite à l’adolescence
Authors: Paoli Catherine 
Published: March 2023

À partir de l’étude approfondie d’un protocole de Rorschach et de tat d’une adolescente âgée de 16 ans qui présente un fonctionnement limite, l’auteure en dégage les modalités défensives et les problématiques. Après avoir constaté l’inhibition du sujet, le blocage des affects et le gel du mouvement pulsionnel, l’auteure s’intéresse à l’expression des problématiques de perte d’objet et à leur articulation avec une dimension dépressive. L’inhibition lui a paru un point nodal pour dégager différentes modalités de fonctionnement limite, notamment l’hypothèse d’un désinvestissement objectal face aux angoisses de perte.
L’écriture et la vie en médecine intensive réanimation
Authors: Sportouch Sabine 
Published: March 2023

Psychologue clinicienne en médecine intensive réanimation, je m’intéresse ici à la fonction pare-excitante que l’écriture a jouée pour les soignants de notre service, par le biais des « carnets de bord » rédigés à l’attention des patients atteints de Covid-19 et/ou de leurs familles. Ces carnets ont été le lieu de partage de la peur et de l’angoisse, le lieu d’une dramatisation et d’une scène subjective, le récit remettant de l’ordre face à la maladie somatique, insensée, désorganisatrice, laissant les proches et les soignants démunis. Lieu aussi d’une pensée magique censée réparer le vécu d’impuissance face à une pathologie inconnue ; lieu où les mots revêtent le pouvoir d’empêcher les événements tragiques ; lieu d’une pulsion de vie se maintenant dans la parole et le récit collectif par lesquels pourra se reconstituer une mémoire individuelle interrompue ; lieu d’une continuité narrative face à la discontinuité somatique ; lieu d’un engagement thérapeutique dans une situation d’impasse ; lieu d’un défi inconscient à la mort, lieu du bruit des mots pour tenter de maintenir celle-ci à distance.
Peut-on soigner les institutions aujourd’hui ?
Authors: Rizet Clément 
Published: March 2023

« Remettre sans cesse l’ouvrage sur le métier », tel est l’adage sempiternel. La répétition qui relève de la pulsion de mort est aussi nécessité vitale. Elle l’est en ce qui concerne les institutions. Ce travail s’appuie sur la comparaison entre deux concepts, sur lesquels le psychiatre catalan François Tosquelles insistait en les opposant : l’établissement et l’institution ; opposition trop vite oubliée. Mais c’est au cours d’une autre comparaison que celle-ci nous apparaîtra comme heuristique pour aujourd’hui : la comparaison entre psychothérapie institutionnelle et anti-psychiatrie. Enfin, j’aborderai la question cruciale : que peut-on faire actuellement, alors que l’établissement (establishment) détruit les institutions ?
Les sorties culturelles des Français après deux années de Covid-19
Authors: Müller Jörg , Schreiber Amandine 
Published: March 2023

Depuis le mois de mars 2020 et le premier confinement lié à la pandémie de Covid-19, les Français vivent au rythme des vagues épidémiques successives. Ils ont connu des bouleversements de leur vie quotidienne dans toutes ses dimensions (santé, travail, sociabilité, loisirs, etc.) et dû modifier certaines de leurs pratiques, notamment culturelles. À l’occasion d’un sondage réalisé du 31 août 2021 au 3 septembre 2021 par l’institut Harris Interactive, puis de l’enquête Conditions de vie et aspirations des Français, réalisée du 21 décembre 2021 au 14 janvier 2022 par le Crédoc, les Français âgés de 15 ans et plus ont été interrogés sur leurs pratiques culturelles récentes. Des questions leur ont été posées à propos des effets du contexte sanitaire sur leurs intentions de sorties culturelles, tant à très court terme qu’à plus long terme. En janvier 2022, au cœur de la cinquième vague épidémique, plusieurs facteurs continuent de limiter les sorties culturelles : la préférence pour les activités de plein air (pour 66 % des Français), la peur de contracter le virus ou de le transmettre (56 %) et, dans une moindre mesure, la réticence à porter un masque (35 %) ou à présenter un passe sanitaire (19 %). D’autres facteurs, indirectement liés au contexte sanitaire, affectent également la fréquentation des lieux culturels ou de spectacle, parmi lesquels le télétravail, qui s’est généralisé notamment chez les cadres, ou le développement des loisirs numériques, nouvelles pratiques répandues chez les jeunes et les couples avec enfants. Malgré ces multiples freins, en janvier 2022, 56 % des Français de 15 ans et plus déclarent avoir effectué au moins une sortie culturelle depuis le 1 er septembre 2021 et 71 % émettent le souhait d’en effectuer une au cours du premier semestre 2022. À plus long terme, même si l’incertitude continue de peser sur l’échéance de sortie de crise, près de huit Français sur dix estiment que leur fréquentation des lieux culturels ne sera pas affectée par la pandémie.
La « gestionnarisation » du processus de planification des grands projets industriels
Authors: Lanoë Lambert 
Published: March 2023

Dans cet article, nous visons à analyser le processus d’élaboration des plannings de réalisation de grands projets industriels se caractérisant par une complexité multidimensionnelle. Ces grands projets doivent en effet répondre à des enjeux politiques majeurs, impliquant une forte exposition médiatique, et induisent également une complexité temporelle faisant de la planification une activité essentielle à leur réussite. Dans ce cadre, nous verrons dans un premier temps comment des ambitions politiques déconnectées des réalités industrielles conjuguées à une « gestionnarisation » de ces organisations ont conduit à la construction de plannings stratégiques fictionnels, artificiellement affranchis de la réalité. Dans un second temps, nous verrons que cette situation accroit les écarts de représentation entre les acteurs des projets, et conduit à des problématiques délétères en matière de construction et d’évaluation de la charge de travail.
Patient-Reported Outcomes With Wavefront-Guided Laser in Situ Keratomileusis (PROWL) Study Outcomes From a Single Institution
Authors: Lee Michele D. , Leibold Collin , Manche Edward E. 
Published: March 2023

Purpose:
To determine patient-reported outcomes after laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) using wavefront-guided technology at a single institution.

Methods:
In this prospective observational study, 62 participants underwent examination and questionnaire at baseline, 1 month, and 3 months after surgery. The questionnaire included questions from validated questionnaires and new items to assess patient satisfaction with current vision and LASIK surgery, and existence/degree of visual symptoms.

Results:

At month 1, patients reported an improvement in far vision (
P
= .01), activity limitations (
P
≤ .001), and less worry about vision (
P
≤ .001), as well as new visual symptoms, including halos (
P
≤ .001) and double images (
P
= .03). At month 3, patients still noted an improvement in near vision (
P
= .05), far vision (
P
≤ .001), activity limitation (
P
≤ .001), and worry (
P
≤ .001) along with halos (
P
= .05), double images (
P
= .01), and dry eye (
P
= .01). A total of 3.3% of patients at month 1 and 0% at month 3 had difficulty performing any activity due to symptoms, and 34.6% and 25.0% of patients reported decreased quality of life at months 1 and 3, respectively.

Conclusions:
After LASIK, patients experience new visual symptoms. Patients have high rates of satisfaction overall but with some patients reporting a decrease in quality of life 1 month after surgery; quality of life improves by postoperative month 3, with 25% patients reporting a decrease in visual well-being after surgery.

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J Refract Surg
. 2023;39(3):198–204.]
Environmental impact and end-of-life options of disposed polymeric spectacle and contact lenses
Authors: Pillay Rayishnee , Hansraj Rekha , Rampersad Nishanee , Bissessur Ajay 
Published: March 2023

Background: Global population growth and ageing are factors that contribute towards an anticipated increase in the usage of spectacles and contact lenses for vision correction. The subsequent disposal of polymeric vision corrective devices currently, has uncertain environmental impacts.Aim: The purpose of this study was to explore potential environmental impacts and end-of-life (EOL) pathways of a sample of polymeric spectacle lenses and through the use of analytical chemistry processes.Setting: Laboratory analysis of ophthalmic lenses.Methods: Inductively coupled plasma–optical emission spectroscopy (ICP–OES), elemental analysis and calorific value investigations were conducted on a sample of spectacle lenses and contact lenses.Results: Metal ion analysis by ICP–OES confirmed the presence of manganese in all the lenses and chromium in two of the 13 contact lenses. All of the lenses had over 42% carbon while calorific values of up to 32.40 MJ/kg and 23.31 MJ/kg were found in the spectacle lenses and contact lenses, respectively.Conclusion: Further investigation is required regarding the presence of chromium in two of the contact lenses. In general, lenses are likely to remain as solid waste in landfills depending on the disposal conditions. Considering their calorific values, lenses would be useful in incineration with energy recovery processes however the suggested ideal EOL route would be the implementation of lens recycling, through non-toxic and green chemical processes, to retain material value and promote a circular economy.Contribution: This study provides new information on the environmental consequences of current modes of lens disposal and suggests EOL alternatives thereof.
From the ‘naked Spirit’ to a Nusantara contextual theology formula
Authors: Rumbay Christar A. , Kause Munatar , Siahaan Vera H. , Patora Marianus , Siagian Fereddy 
Published: March 2023

Many contextual theology models have been shared, but no formula applies to all contexts, because each culture has specific and unique features. Indonesia shares a complex context and requires a proper approach for precise landing. This study aimed to formulate a contextual theology model on the Spirit suitable for Indonesians. It moves from the ‘naked Spirit’, a term provided by Vincent Donovan, originally ‘naked gospel’, highlighting the essence of the scripture or Spirit itself, to the Nusantara contextual formula. The Nusantara model is a promising formula that could contribute inputs to the tension. The local contextual model is a bright sketch that could help Indonesians to engage with pneumatology in the church traditions. This study analysed and described articles, journals and other related sources with a sensitive approach. Additionally, it proposed argumentations and provided a prospective contextual theology model for the Spirit. The findings showed that the Nusantara formula is a significant model for the Spirit to engage in an Indonesian context.Contribution: Through the examination of contextual theology model globally, and especially speaking of the ‘naked Spirit’ insight, the study provided an alternative contribution to the contextual theology model. The result showed that the Nusantara contextual theology formula offers an alternative contribution to an Indonesian context.
Values, accountability and trust among Muslim staff in Islamic organisations
Authors: Nasution Hasnah , Shihab Saman Ahmed , Ibraheem Shelash Al-Hawary Sulieman , Pallathadka Harikumar , Abdel Amir Al-Salami Ammar , Van Le , Ali Hussein Al-Khafaji Forqan , Morozova Tatiana Victorovna , Muda Iskandar 
Published: March 2023

While humans are the best of creations and God’s caliphs on Earth, such a status is always hard to achieve and necessitates many efforts and too much practice. This world also has a two-way path, one terminating in the lowest of the low and the other culminating in the highest of the high. It means that one way leads to misfortune and misery and the other to happiness and perfection. To attain happiness, accountability can be of utmost importance. Besides, the purpose of human creation is closeness to God by preferring the right path, which is not often possible unless they speak the truth and make the best use of the enlightening teachings of the revelation to spot the bad and good, becoming aware of their own duties and responsibilities and ultimately putting them into effect. This research aimed to investigate the mediating role of values in the relationship between accountability and trust among Muslim managers and employees in Islamic organisations, using a descriptive method through a field study. The statistical population included 2500 senior Muslim managers and employees of Iraqi government organisations, selected via simple random sampling. In this research, structural equation modelling (SEM) analysis was recruited for data analysis in the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) and Analysis of a Moment Structures (AMOS). The study results demonstrated that accountability in Muslim managers and employees has a significant positive effect on trust (p = 0.45) and values (p = 0.81). Moreover, the findings revealed that values have a positive effect on reinforcing trust in Islamic organisations (p = 0.54), and above all bolster the relationship between accountability in managers and employees and organisational trust (p = 0.43).Contribution: The accountability of managers and employees can have a positive effect on individuals’ performance in organisations. In general, psychological pressures in organisations result in organisational transformation and then maintain values through trust-building. Such changes can be subsequently operationalized and have a profound impact on people’s behaviour by affecting work order and keeping them always growing, agile and diligent, in order to reach a new level of performance.
Perception of justice, citizens’ trust and participation in a democratic Islamic society
Authors: Saputra Bambang , I. Alghamdi Mohammed , Ali Hussein Al-Khafaji Forqan , Abdel Amir Al-Salami Ammar , Alexis Ramírez-Coronel Andrés , Muda Iskandar 
Published: March 2023

Justice has a high status in Islamic societies, and as one of the most important human ideals, has long been the focus of thinkers and researchers. In fact, when the citizens do not understand the presence of justice in the behaviour of the officials of their society, their trust in the current procedures, and consequently the public participation will be affected. Considering the importance of the subject, the present study has been conducted with the aim of investigating the effect of perception of justice on citizens’ trust and participation in the creation of a democratic Islamic society. The statistical population of this research included 3578 Indonesian Muslim citizens in 2022, and the research questionnaires were distributed among them. Data analyses were done using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) and Linear Structural Relations (LISREL) statistical software. The results of statistical analyses indicated that the perception of Islamic justice does not have a significant effect on the participation of Muslims in creating a democratic Islamic society. In addition, the perception of Islamic justice has a positive effect on the trust in officials of the Islamic society. Moreover, trust in the officials of the Islamic society positively affects the citizens’ participation in creating a democratic Islamic society.Contribution: According to the results of this research, it is necessary for the officials of the Islamic society to use all their efforts in creating a justice-oriented Islamic society in order to create trust among the citizens, and to involve Muslims in development decisions and to establish democratic Islamic society.
Sexuality in Folktales: Asset or Liability to Socialisation of Learners in Zimbabwean schools
Authors: Taringa Beatrice 
Published: March 2023

The portrayal of sexuality in folktale course-books that are prescribed for secondary school learners in Zimbabwe is indeed a cause for concern. Not much attention, if any, has been given to exploring the portrayal of ‘sexuality’ especially in ChiShona prescribed course-books. This article qualitatively explored through content and discourse analysis the portrayal of ‘sexuality’ in folktales prescribed course-books based on an Afrocentric perspective of Unhu and Ubuntu. The study sought to determine whether course-books are an asset or a liability for the socialisation of learners of both genders especially at the critical adolescence stage of development. This undertaking assessed gender attributes, norms, values, and behaviour patterns proffered in school course-books. The examination of the ‘sexuality’ portrayed in these course-books was based on the assumption that education is value-laden. The gender value inherent in these course-books being a vaccine for the social ills like gender inequalities bedevilling Shona communities. The major finding was that the portrayal of ‘sexuality’ in the course-books analysed in this study shows that they are more of a liability. The article recommended a gender discourse that evaluates and critically analyses the gender portrayals in the course-books to avoid losing the gender equality milestones achieved so far in Zimbabwe.Contribution: The study examined sexuality sensibilities secondary school learners are exposed to through the authority of folktale prescribed course-books: Hodza’s (1983) Ngano Dzamatambidzanwa and Fortune’s (ed. 1983) Ngano Volume 4. It adopted the Afrocentric perspective of Unhu and Ubuntu to assess the impact of these instructional materials on the learners’ socialisation processes.
Realist literature, gender and gullibility in African Pentecostalism: The case of Chiundura Moyo’s Kereke Inofa
Authors: Gudhlanga Enna S. , Madongonda Angeline M. , Manyonganise Molly 
Published: March 2023

There is a general consensus among religious scholars that Pentecostalism has risen phenomenally in Africa and Zimbabwe is no exception. In most cases, Pentecostalism has been presented as a sophisticated brand of Christianity while members of African Independent churches are shown to be gullible. The newly founded Pentecostal churches are more focused on gospreneurship while the media is busy with cases of cheating, dishonesty and the sexual abuse of women in these churches. Thus, academic scholars have begun to pay their attention on gullibility in Pentecostalism. Unfortunately, not many scholarly works have looked at literary texts that bring out the gullibility of members of Pentecostal churches in Zimbabwe. This article seeks to bridge this gap by analysing Aaron Chiundura Moyo’s Kereke Inofa [The Church Can die]. The main purpose is to bring out the significance of literary texts in projecting societal ills, specifically the gender power dynamics in Zimbabwean Pentecostal churches that may be difficult to deal with directly. The focus is on how women and some men are victims of the whims of some Pentecostal church leaders. The article is informed by the socio-historical approach, which states that artists derive the material for their works of art, subject matter, images and artistic languages from the life experiences of their societies. The socio-historical approach enables the researcher to understand the prevalence of gullibility in Pentecostal churches in Zimbabwe. The article relies heavily on content analysis of Moyo’s Kereke Inofa’s presentation of deception, and infidelity in Pentecostal Churches being performed on members who are projected in this play as ‘gullible’.Contribution: This article’s contribution lies in its critical analysis of gender and gullibility in African Pentecostalism in Zimbabwe. It is significant as it utilises a literary text to project the ills in Pentecostal churches and women’s sexual vulnerabilities.
To study the learning curve of capsulorhexis in manual small incision cataract surgery among postgraduate residents in central India
Authors: Joshi Rajesh S. , Raza Nida , Wadekar Preeti , Patil Nivedita , Tamboli Sonali , Surwade Tanmay , Bansode Namrata , Turankar Avinash 
Published: March 2023

PURPOSE:
To evaluate the learning curve of continuous curvilinear capsulorhexis (CCC) and to assess the number of surgeries required to master it among residents in a postgraduate teaching institute.

METHODS:
The present prospective observational study was based on the completion time and complication rates related to CCC performed using various techniques by 10 students in the 2nd (JR2) and 3rd-year (JR3) of residency. CCC was performed either by a cystotome or capsulorhexis forceps or by a combined method in 253 eyes, of which 160 eyes (63.2%) were operated by JR3 and 93 (36.8%) by JR2. The complication rates were studied with respect to the number of capsular extensions, posterior capsular rent (PCR), zonular dehiscence, need for senior surgical assistance, and nucleus drop.

RESULTS:
The average time required for the completion of CCC was 412 ± 90.5 s. The average number of times residents required to fill the anterior chamber with viscoelastic was 6.9 ± 1.4. The average size of CCC was 7 ± 0.66 mm. Extended CCC was the most common complication. JR2 required assistance from a senior surgeon in 47 eyes (50.5%), whereas JR3 required assistance in 39 eyes (24.4%) (P = 0.0001). The rate of PCR was not significantly different in JR2 (7.5%) and JR3 (8.8%).

CONCLUSION:
CCC is a difficult step to master in the trainee. Focusing and practicing on this step will help to reduce the complications and maximize proficiency. Approximately 6–eight surgeries are required to master CCC.
Short-term visual outcome with sclerocorneal contact lens on irregular cornea
Authors: Noufal K Husna , Babu Shruthi P. 
Published: March 2023

PURPOSE:
The purpose is to study the change in visual acuity obtained with sclerocorneal contact lens (SCL) in patients with irregular corneal astigmatism.

METHODS:
A prospective pre–post observational study was designed to include consecutive consenting patients with irregular corneal astigmatism and best-corrected visual acuity worse than 6/12 and fitted with SCL. Visual acuity was assessed using Snellen charts before fitting SCL and 1 week after the fit and converted to the equivalent logMAR units for analysis.

RESULTS:
We included 51 eyes of 41 patients with a mean age of 26.31 ± 8.86 of which 32 (78%) were men. Keratoconus was the most common indication (n = 42 eyes, 82.35%), followed by corneal scar (n = 3, 4%), post keratoplasty (n = 2, 4%), high myopia (n = 2, 4%), pellucid marginal degeneration (n = 1, 2%), and aphakia (n = 1, 2%). The mean overall uncorrected visual acuity improved significantly (P < 0.001) with SCL from 1.18 ± 0.34 logMAR (6/120 Snellen's equivalent) to 0.27 ± 0.15 (6/9 Snellen's equivalent) at 1-week post-SCL fitting. The mean overall best spectacle-corrected visual acuity improved from 0.89 ± 0.45 logMAR (6/36 Snellen's equivalent) to 0.26 ± 0.15 (6/9 Snellen's equivalent) at 1-week post-SCL fitting.

CONCLUSION:
Sclerocorneal contact lens improves visual acuity significantly in patients with irregular corneal astigmatism and reduces the need for corneal transplantation.