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„To jest rzeczywiście piękny kraj”. Lazurowe Wybrzeże w autonarracjach Witolda Gombrowicza
Authors: Spólna Anna 
Published: October 2022

Artykuł analizuje sposób, w jaki Witold Gombrowicz – mieszkający w pobliżu Nicei przez ostatnie pięć lat życia – przedstawia siebie wobec miejsc, ludzi, obyczajów i przyrody tego zakątka Francji. Na plan pierwszy wysuwają się jego kondycja emigranta i outsidera literatury, a także wielopoziomowa gra z wizerunkiem starzejącego się geniusza w mieście rentierów i artystów, widoczna w próbach odmiennego portretowania Prowansji wobec czytelników, osób bliskich (rodzina, przyjaciele) oraz w intymnych zapiskach. Dziennik, Testament, wywiady i późna publicystyka zostały więc skonfrontowane z listami oraz wydanym pośmiertnie Kronosem. Autonarracje pisarza służą tyleż autokreacji i mitologizacji własnego życia, co próbie zrozumienia swojego losu. Składają się na literacki autoportret tworzony w cieniu śmierci.
O kilku wątkach działalności Józefa Jaremy w środowisku artystycznym Lazurowego Wybrzeża (1951–1974)
Authors: Czerska Karolina 
Published: October 2022

Artykuł dotyczy wybranych wątków z „okresu nicejskiego” w twórczości Józefa Jaremy i w prowadzonej przez niego działalności organizacyjnej życia artystycznego w regionie Lazurowego Wybrzeża. Artysta mieszkał w Nicei w latach 1951–1974 wraz z malarką Marią Sperling. Kontynuował tu pracę nad własnym dziełem malarskim, a od 1955 r. wraz ze Sperling tworzył tkaniny artystyczne (tapiserie). Prezentował swoje prace na wystawach indywidualnych w Nicei i Cannes, a także na wystawach zbiorowych w regionie (m.in. Cagnes-sur-Mer, Antibes, Vence, Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Mentona, Monako), był też autorem tekstów towarzyszących części tych wystaw. Miał duże zasługi w rozszerzeniu działalności stowarzyszenia Art Club we Francji – nie tylko przez współpracę z filią paryską w obrębie Lazurowego Wybrzeża, ale także dzięki utworzeniu osobnej filii z siedzibą w Nicei. Był jednym z inicjatorów odbywającego się w latach 60. XX wieku Festival des Arts Plastiques de la Côte d’Azur.
Wokół periodyku „Babin na Obcej Ziemi” (1832). Polska kultura dawna w czasopiśmie Wielkiej Emigracji
Authors: Kacprzak Marta M. 
Published: October 2022

Artykuł to monograficzne opracowanie efemerycznego czasopisma literackiego o charakterze humorystycznym pt. „Babin na Obcej Ziemi”, wydawanego u początków Wielkiej Emigracji we Francji w 1832 r. – pierwszego polskiego periodyku emigracyjnego. Opracowanie porządkuje stan badań na temat sytuacji wydawniczej litografowanego pisma, m.in. analizując jego związek z Antonim Oleszczyńskim. Przedstawia interpretację trzech utworów literackich zamieszczonych w dwóch numerach periodyku (List nadesłany z Elbląga dnia 1 maja 1832; Panorama Besançonu Franciszka Gordaszewskiego; Bajka. Szpak, papuga i gawrony), koncentrując się na organizującym treść i przesłanie pisma motywie Rzeczypospolitej Babińskiej. Przypomina historię tego szlacheckiego koła towarzysko-literackiego z XVI–XVII w., jego ślady literackie, a także recepcję jego dziedzictwa w kulturze polskiej XIX w., także w środowisku Wielkiej Emigracji (m.in. Franciszek Ksawery Szaniawski, Kazimierz Władysław Wójcicki, edycje tekstów Ignacego Krasickiego i Teodora Wagi, Antoni Oleszczyński, Leonard Chodźko). Interpretację utworów z periodyków odnosi również do tradycji satyry oświeceniowej. Zarazem plasuje teksty – ich treść, formę i przesłanie – na tle sytuacji historyczno-polityczno-społecznej emigracji polskiej około 1832 r. Ukazuje zderzenie staropolskiej i oświeceniowej konwencji literacko-humorystycznej z bieżącymi uwarunkowaniami Wielkiej Emigracji. Przypomina także ślady recepcji periodyku, m.in. jego związek z czasopismem „Pszonka” Leona Zienkowicza (Strasburg, Paryż 1839–1844).
Zygmunt Lubicz-Zaleski (1882–1967) et sa contribution au rayonnement de la Bibliothèque Polonaise
Authors: Delaperrière Maria 
Published: October 2022

Na podstawie bogatych archiwów Biblioteki Polskiej w Paryżu (12 teczek zwierających korespondencję prywatną i oficjalną, rękopisy i artykuły profesora Zygmunta Zaleskiego), autorka przedstawia najważniejsze aspekty jego działalności w Paryżu, w której Biblioteka Polska, miejsce symboliczne polskiej emigracji, staje się punktem strategicznym, który pozwoli Zaleskiemu rozwinąć współpracę nie tylko z polskimi placówkami (głównie Szkołą Polską, pismem „Polonia”, Stowarzyszeniem Artystów Polskich, Komitetem Francusko-Polskim Kazimierza Woźnickiego), lecz także z instytucjami francuskimi: z Wyższą Szkołą Nauk Społecznych (EHSS), Szkołą Języków Wschodnich (Langues O’) oraz Instytutem Studiów Słowiańskich (IES), w którym rozwinął bliską współpracę z Biblioteką Polską. Wymiana kulturalna między instytucjami polskimi i francuskimi przybiera wymiar oficjalny z chwilą, gdy Lubicz-Zaleski zostaje mianowany delegatem polskiego Ministerstwa Wyznań Religijnych i Oświecenia Publicznego. Biblioteka Polska osiąga wtedy rangę ośrodka naukowego o charakterze uniwersyteckim, przeznaczonym dla studentów polskich i francuskich. Kataklizm wojenny przerywa okres świetności Biblioteki Polskiej. Po przeżyciach wojennych (praca w strefie wolnej w Villard de Lens, areszt, obóz w Buchenwaldzie), Zaleski powraca do obowiązków delegata Ministerstwa Edukacji i Szkolnictwa Wyższego (tym razem pod auspicjami rządu londyńskiego) i sekretarza generalnego Polskiego Towarzystwa Historyczno-Literackiego.
Tradycja romantyczna w „Wiankach parańskich” Tadeusza Milana Grzybczyka
Authors: Stanisz Marek 
Published: October 2022

Artykuł analizuje rolę tradycji romantycznej w przedstawieniu scenicznym Wianki parańskie (Kurytyba 1921) Tadeusza Milana Grzybczyka (1885–1961), poety i publicysty piszącego po polsku, który emigrował do Brazylii w 1904 roku i mieszkał tam do końca życia. Wianki parańskie, pełne odniesień do polskiej poezji romantycznej, są ilustracją przekonania o patriotycznej misji poezji. Sztuka może być także postrzegana jako fragment heroicznej epopei, przedstawiającej dzieje „ducha” narodu polskiego, prezentującej szeroką gamę bohaterów narodowych i ukazującej szczególny charakter świata przedstawionego, w którym współistnieją motywy realistyczne ze sferą zjawisk fantastycznych i nadprzyrodzonych. W Wiankach parańskich Milan Grzybczyk został przedstawiony jako strażnik polskości, poeta i nauczyciel polskiej historii oraz propagator rodzimych mitów narodowych. W sztuce postulat niepodległości narodu polskiego przeplata się z ideami wolności i międzyludzkiego braterstwa, a także z opisami piękna brazylijskiej przyrody oraz nadziejami związanymi z nową ojczyzną.
The Agency to Implement Voice: How Target Hierarchical Position and Competence Changes the Relationship Between Voice and Individual Performance
Authors: Burris Ethan R. , McClean Elizabeth J. , Detert Jim R. , Quigley Tim J. 
Published: October 2022

Although voice is communication that is intended to benefit the performance of collectives, little is known about the benefits or costs to individual task performance and what mechanisms drive these effects. Our research offers new theory to articulate and illustrate the conditions under which voice has positive versus negative effects on individual task performance by directly acknowledging that employees have many options for where to direct their ideas. We introduce an agency perspective on voice by theorizing that one fundamental reason why employees speak up is to generate the implementation of corrective action for issues affecting themselves and to the extent targets of voice have agency to facilitate action through implementation of voice, voicing employees should be more likely to realize performance benefits from speaking up. In a first field study, we present evidence that two characteristics—the hierarchical position of the voice target (boss versus peer) and the competence of the voice target—alter the relationship between voice and the voicing employee’s task performance. In a second field study, using an event-contingent design, we provide evidence of the unique mechanisms underlying how competent managers (via their resources) and competent peers (via their efficacy to act) affect how upward and sideways voices lead to idea implementation. We discuss the theoretical implications of these ideas and findings by highlighting how voice target characteristics influence not just the incidence of voice but also, its outcomes. Funding: This research benefited from financial support through the McCombs Research Excellence Grant.
Polarimetric calibration of a spectropolarimeter instrument with high precision: Sunrise chromospheric infrared spectropolarimeter (SCIP) for the sunrise iii balloon telescope
Authors: Kawabata Yusuke , Katsukawa Yukio , Kubo Masahito , Anan Tetsu , Ichimoto Kiyoshi , Shinoda Kazuya , Tsuzuki Toshihiro , Uraguchi Fumihiro , Nagata Shin’ichi , Oba Takayoshi , Expósito David Hernández , Sánchez Gómez Antonio , Orozco Suárez David , Balaguer Jiménz María , Bailón Martínez Eduardo , Morales Fernández José Miguel , Moreno Mantas Antonio , del Toro Iniesta Jose Carlos , Gandorfer Achim , Feller Alex 
Published: October 2022

The Sunrise chromospheric
infrared spectropolarimeter
(SCIP) installed in the international balloon experiment
sunrise iii will
perform spectropolarimetric observations in the near-infrared band to
measure solar photospheric and chromospheric magnetic fields
simultaneously. The main components of SCIP for polarization
measurements are a rotating wave plate, polarization beam splitters,
and CMOS imaging sensors. In each of the sensors, SCIP records the
orthogonal linearly polarized components of light. The polarization is
later demodulated on-board. Each sensor covers one of the two distinct
wavelength regions centered at 770 and 850 nm. To retrieve the
proper circular polarization, the new parameter

R

, defined as the 45° phase shifted
component of Stokes

V

in the modulation curve, is
introduced. SCIP is aimed at achieving high polarization precision (

1

σ
<
3
×

10

−
4

of continuum intensity) to capture
weak polarization signals in the chromosphere. The objectives of the
polarization calibration test presented in this paper are to determine
a response matrix of SCIP and to measure its repeatability and
temperature dependence to achieve the required polarization precision.
Tolerances of the response matrix elements were set after considering
typical photospheric and chromospheric polarization signal levels. We
constructed a feed optical system such that a telecentric beam can
enter SCIP with the same

f

-number as the light distribution
instrument of the sunrise iii telescope. A wire-grid linear
polarizer and achromatic wave plate were placed before SCIP to produce
the known polarization. The obtained response matrix was close to the
values expected from the design. The wavelength and spatial
variations, repeatability, and temperature dependence of the response
matrix were confirmed to be smaller than tolerances.
Envisioning the use of in-situ arm movement data in stroke rehabilitation: Stroke survivors’ and occupational therapists’ perspectives
Authors: Jung Hee-Tae , Kim Yoojung , Lee Juhyeon , Lee Sunghoon Ivan , Choe Eun Kyoung 
Published: October 2022

BackgroundThe key for successful stroke upper-limb rehabilitation includes the personalization of therapeutic interventions based on patients’ functional ability and performance level. However, therapists often encounter challenges in supporting personalized rehabilitation due to the lack of information about how stroke survivors use their stroke-affected arm outside the clinic. Wearable technologies have been considered as an effective, objective solution to monitor patients’ arm use patterns in their naturalistic environments. However, these technologies have remained a proof of concept and have not been adopted as mainstream therapeutic products, and we lack understanding of how key stakeholders perceive the use of wearable technologies in their practice.ObjectiveWe aim to understand how stroke survivors and therapists perceive and envision the use of wearable sensors and arm activity data in practical settings and how we could design a wearable-based performance monitoring system to better support the needs of the stakeholders.MethodsWe conducted semi-structured interviews with four stroke survivors and 15 occupational therapists (OTs) based on real-world arm use data that we collected for contextualization. To situate our participants, we leveraged a pair of finger-worn accelerometers to collect stroke survivors’ arm use data in real-world settings, which we used to create study probes for stroke survivors and OTs, respectively. The interview data was analyzed using the thematic approach.ResultsOur study unveiled a detailed account of (1) the receptiveness of stroke survivors and OTs for using wearable sensors in clinical practice, (2) OTs’ envisioned strategies to utilize patient-generated sensor data in the light of providing patients with personalized therapy programs, and (3) practical challenges and design considerations to address for the accelerated integration of wearable systems into their practice.ConclusionsThese findings offer promising directions for the design of a wearable solution that supports OTs to develop individually-tailored therapy programs for stroke survivors to improve their affected arm use.
Lower odds of remission among women with rheumatoid arthritis: A cohort study in the Swiss Clinical Quality Management cohort
Authors: Vallejo-Yagüe Enriqueta , Pfund Julia N. , Burkard Theresa , Clair Carole , Micheroli Raphael , Möller Burkhard , Finckh Axel , Burden Andrea M. 
Published: October 2022

Objective
To compare the likelihood of achieving remission between men and women with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) after starting their first biologic or targeted synthetic disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drug (b/tsDMARD).

Methods
This cohort study in the Swiss Clinical Quality Management in Rheumatic Diseases (SCQM) registry included RA patients starting their first b/tsDMARD (1997-31/04/2018). The odds of achieving remission at ≤12-months, defined by disease activity score 28-joints (DAS28) <2.6, were compared between men and women. Secondary analyses were adjusted for age and seropositivity, and we investigated potential mediators or factors that could explain the main findings.

Results
The study included 2839 (76.3%) women and 883 (23.7%) men with RA. Compared to women, men were older at diagnosis and b/tsDMARD start, but had shorter time from diagnosis to b/tsDMARD (3.4 versus 5.0 years, p<0.001), and they had lower DAS28 at b/tsDMARD start. Compared to women, men had 21% increased odds of achieving DAS28-remission, with odds ratio (OR) 1.21, 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.02–1.42. Adjusting for age and seropositivity yielded similar findings (adjusted OR 1.24, 95%CI 1.05–1.46). Analyses of potential mediators suggested that the observed effect may be explained by the shorter disease duration and lower DAS28 at treatment initiation in men versus women.

Conclusion
Men started b/tsDMARD earlier than women, particularly regarding disease duration and disease activity (DAS28), and had higher odds of reaching remission. This highlights the importance of early initiation of second line treatments, and suggests to target an earlier stage of disease in women to match the benefits observed in men.
Body composition, physical fitness and physical activity in Mozambican children and adolescents living with HIV
Authors: Chirindza Nivaldo , Leach Lloyd , Mangona Lucília , Nhaca Gomes , Daca Timóteo , Prista António 
Published: October 2022

Introduction
As a result of the effectiveness of antiretroviral drugs (ART), HIV/AIDS has become a chronic disease, which has enabled children living with HIV to reach adolescence and adulthood. However, the long exposure to both the disease and ART has caused undesirable effects that compromise the physiological functioning and the quality of life of the subjects.

Objective
To determine the body composition, physical fitness and habitual physical activity of children and adolescents living with HIV on ART.

Methods
A total of 79 subjects of both genders aged 8–14 years, living with HIV in ART, selected by convenience participated in the study. The subjects underwent anthropometric assessment, physical fitness assessment and physical activity assessment.

Results
Relative to reference norms, the values of the anthropometric indicators fell below 50th percentile (height/age = 92.4%; BMI/age 72.2%; sum of skinfolds = 51.9%; arm circumference = 63.3%). The prevalence of “low height/age” and “low weight/age” was 34.9% and 9.3%, respectively for boys, and 27.9% and 11.1%, respectively for girls. With the exception of trunk flexibility (12.3%), most subjects were considered unfit in the physical fitness tests (abdominal resistance = 76.4%; handgrip strength = 75.4%; lower limb power = 66.4%). The percentage of subjects with insufficient physical activity was 45.5% for boys and 77.8% for girls. The values for all variables were consistently and significantly lower when compared with studies done in Mozambicans boys and girls without HIV+ from both urban and rural areas.

Conclusion
The subjects participants in the study living with HIV and undergoing ART had impaired growth, low physical fitness and low levels of habitual physical activity in relation to the reference values of their peers without HIV, which compromised their physiological functioning and their quality of life.
Factors impacting adherence to an exercise-based physical therapy program for individuals with low back pain
Authors: Shahidi Bahar , Padwal Jennifer , Lee Euyhyun , Xu Ronghui , Northway Sarah , Taitano Lissa , Wu Tiffany , Raiszadeh Kamshad 
Published: October 2022

Background/Objective
Exercise-based rehabilitation is a conservative management approach for individuals with low back pain. However, adherence rates for conservative management are often low and the reasons for this are not well described. The objective of this study was to evaluate predictors of adherence and patient-reported reasons for non-adherence after ceasing a supervised exercise-based rehabilitation program in individuals with low back pain.

Design
Retrospective observational study.

Methods
Data was retrospectively analyzed from 5 rehabilitation clinics utilizing a standardized exercise-based rehabilitation program. Baseline demographics, diagnosis and symptom specific features, visit number, and discontinuation profiles were quantified for 2,243 patients who underwent the program.

Results
Forty-three percent (43%) of participants were adherent to the program, with the majority (31.7%) discontinuing treatment prior to completion due to logistic and accessibility issues. Another 13.2% discontinued prior to the prescribed duration due to clinically significant improvements in pain and/or disability without formal discharge evaluation, whereas 8.3% did not continue due to lack of improvement. Finally, 6.0% were discharged for related and unrelated medical reasons including surgery. Individuals diagnosed with disc pathology were most likely to be adherent to the program.

Limitations
This study was a retrospective chart review with missing data for some variables. Future studies with a prospective design would increase quality of evidence.

Conclusions
The majority of individuals prescribed an in-clinic exercise-based rehabilitation program are non-adherent. Patient diagnosis was the most important predictor of adherence. For those who were not adherent, important barriers include personal issues, insufficient insurance authorization and lack of geographic accessibility.
Erectile dysfunction after COVID-19 recovery: A follow-up study
Authors: Harirugsakul Kawintharat , Wainipitapong Sorawit , Phannajit Jeerath , Paitoonpong Leilani , Tantiwongse Kavirach 
Published: October 2022

Objectives
Several studies confirm multiple complications after COVID-19 infection, including men’s sexual health, which is caused by both physical and psychological factors. However, studies focusing on long-term effects among recovered patients are still lacking. Therefore, we aimed to investigate the erectile function at three months after COVID-19 recovery along with its predicting factors.

Methods
We enrolled all COVID-19 male patients, who were hospitalized from May to July 2021, and declared to be sexually active within the previous two weeks. Demographic data, mental health status, and erectile function were collected at baseline and prospectively recollected three months after hospital discharge. To determine changes between baseline and the follow-up, a generalized linear mixed effect model (GLMM) was used. Also, logistic regression analysis was used to identify the associating factors of erectile dysfunction (ED) at three months.

Results
One hundred fifty-three men with COVID-19 participated. Using GLMM, ED prevalence at three months after recovery was 50.3%, which was significantly lower compared with ED prevalence at baseline (64.7%, P = 0.002). Declination of prevalence of major depression and anxiety disorder was found, but only major depression reached statistical significance (major depression 13.7% vs. 1.4%, P < 0.001, anxiety disorder 5.2% vs. 2.8% P = 0.22). Logistic regression, adjusted for BMI, medical comorbidities, and self-reported normal morning erection, showed a significant association between ED at three months and age above 40 years and diagnosis of major depression with adjusted OR of 2.65, 95% CI 1.17–6.01, P = 0.02 and 8.93, 95% CI 2.28–34.9, P = 0.002, respectively.

Conclusion
Our study showed a high ED prevalence during the third month of recovery from COVID-19. The predicting factors of persistent ED were age over 40 years and diagnosis of major depression during acute infection.
The ocular symptoms and signs during the COVID-19 pandemic
Authors: Ayaki Masahiko , Negishi Kazuno 
Published: October 2022

PurposeThe aim of this cohort study was to describe the change in ocular surface signs and symptoms before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, and to associate changes with potential pandemic-related events.MethodsFirst-visit patients from 2019 to 2021 were examined for corneal staining, lacrimal function and refraction. We assessed the presence of seven common ocular symptoms. Patients with glaucoma and macular disease were excluded. Dry eye (DE) was diagnosed according to the criteria of the Asia Dry Eye Society.ResultsThe mean age of 3,907 participants was 59.6±18.6y and 63.8% were female. Mean age and the prevalence of diagnosed DE and shortened tear break-up time decreased from 2019 to 2021. The prevalence of eye fatigue, blurring and photophobia decreased in 2020.ConclusionsThe prevalence of diagnosed DE did not increase among first-visit patients during the pandemic compared with 2019, despite many survey results suggesting that DE may have worsened due to frequent masking, increased screen time, mental stress, and depression under quarantine and social infection control. It might be considered however, that many elderly DE patients might have refrained from consulting an ophthalmologist and possibly delayed treatment of DE during the pandemic.