bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Le souvenir-écran, ou la place de l’adolescence dans les débuts de la psychanalyse
Authors: Houssier Florian 
Published: November 2022

Dans la définition actuelle du souvenir-écran, les fantasmes ou affects source de refoulement restent arrimés à des expériences infantiles. Malgré certaines incises dans l’œuvre de Freud mettant en exergue le rôle de l’adolescence, cette conception qui revisite des souvenirs posthumes réactualisés à l’adolescence est restée la représentation usuelle du concept, suivant la centration sur la fonction essentielle de la sexualité infantile dans l’œuvre de Freud. L’articulation entre l’infantile et le pubertaire insiste pourtant dans certains pans de l’œuvre freudienne : malgré deux occurrences significatives en 1899 et 1900, un aspect de la théorisation de Freud reste souvent oublié : ce ne sont pas seulement les éléments historiques du passé infantile qui sont « recouverts » par l’écran du souvenir doucereux, mais également des fantasmes et événements pubertaires qui s’esquivent pour mieux venir se loger dans un souvenir d’enfance faisant écran.
Les objets du lien
Authors: Chambrier-Slama Josiane 
Published: November 2022

La fréquence des organisations non-névrotiques est-elle en rapport avec les bouleversements actuels dans le monde social et culturel ? Partant du constat d’un processus psychique négativant l’intériorité, source de difficultés dans la relation à leurs objets, l’auteur décrit ce qui s’oppose à la mise en place d’un objet analytique dans divers cadres. L’hypothèse d’une déliaison subjectale du moi (Green) qui conjure l’objet du besoin explique la situation de détresse au cours de laquelle le paradoxe défensif, limitant l’efficace des représentations langagières, peut être contourné par un acte de présence du sujet analyste.
Le Nebenmensch , cet objet primordial
Authors: Cabrol Guy 
Published: November 2022

Ce texte essaie d’interroger les effets des signifiants théoriques – tels objet, autre – sur le processus analytique au nom de nos idéaux de transformation. Les effets de transfert et de contre-transfert sur la parole s’imprègnent de l’histoire de la langue à notre insu. L’écart entre la séance, son récit et sa théorisation reste problématique. Le Nebenmensch, un germanisme intraduisible de Freud (1895), tel un revenant, un survivant peut en être le paradigme dans sa traversée de l’Histoire et de l’histoire psychanalytique, témoin de la langue et de l’humain, das Mensch. Le Nebenmensch, cet autre, pourrait-il représenter la métaphore des conditions éthiques du contre-transfert de base, préconditions de la situation analytique et de ses aléas ?
Pierre de Jean Olivi, les animaux et le jugement rationnel ou non rationnel
Authors: Toivanen Juhana 
Published: November 2022

Si l’on prend la rationalité au sens strict et médiéval du terme, les bêtes ne sont pas « rationnelles ». Mais si l’on adopte un sens plus large et actuel de cette notion, alors les auteurs médiévaux s’accordent à attribuer aux animaux des capacités cognitives particulièrement sophistiquées que l’on peut qualifier de rationnelles. Pierre de Jean Olivi relève ainsi que le sens commun des bêtes constitue une puissance de jugement capable de rassembler, de composer et même de comparer des informations afin de répondre adéquatement à une situation ou de résoudre un problème. Il n’en considère pas moins que l’homme seul est un animal rationnel et libre, donc non réductible à une « bête intellectuelle », cette fameuse expression ne désignant rien d’autre que la fiction d’un être humain qui serait intelligent mais privé de libre arbitre.
L’infanticide féminin en question chez les Gaulois du Midi : l’apport des analyses ADN sur les nouveau-nés enterrés dans les habitats de l’âge du Fer
Authors: Dedet Bernard , Duday Henri , Gruat Philippe , Pruvost Mélanie 
Published: November 2022

Dans le Midi de la France, les découvertes de tombes et de restes d’individus décédés en phase périnatale se sont multipliées sur de nombreux habitats de l’âge du Fer depuis le dernier quart du xxe s. Ces enterrements de nouveau-nés dans les maisons et leurs abords permettent de combler, au moins partiellement, l’absence de défunts de cette classe d’âge dans les nécropoles de la région à cette époque. Mais la densité très variable de ces découvertes selon les habitats laisse penser que d’autres solutions, à l’extérieur du village mais hors des espaces funéraires, ont dû exister. Se pose donc la question de savoir qui sont ces nouveau-nés ensevelis dans la sphère domestique. Or les études paléogénomiques permettent désormais de connaître le sexe des enfants par une approche moléculaire. Une telle étude a été réalisée sur quinze sujets des habitats du Plan de la Tour à Gailhan (Gard) et du Puech de Mus à Sainte-Eulalie-de-Cernon (Aveyron) : quatorze sont des nouveau-nés de sexe féminin, à terme ou très légèrement prématurés, et le seul individu de sexe masculin est un très grand prématuré, né au début du sixième mois de grossesse, donc non viable. Cette quasi-exclusivité de nouveau-nés féminins marque donc un traitement différentiel qui n’implique pas forcément une mise à mort, mais permet d’envisager et de discuter de manière étayée l’hypothèse de l’infanticide des petites filles à la naissance.
A Babel in Bucharest: Third World students in Romania, 1960s-1980s
Authors: Iacob Bogdan C. 
Published: November 2022

The article explores three interconnected perspectives on young people from the Third World enrolled in Romanian universities. The first is the relationship between Romania’s engagement with the post-colonial world and the provision of higher education to African, Asian and Latin American students. The second is the impact of students’ political agency on Romanian society and foreign policy. Third, the author shows the resilience of racial discrimination, as authorities and citizens struggled to live up to the ideal of solidarity with decolonized peoples. Merging these directions, the article shows that the local communist party was able to strike only a precarious balance among internationalism, economic priorities, and the integration of youth from developing countries in academic and public spaces. The author emphasizes that students contested the policies and attitudes they were confronted with in Romania. Their post-colonial otherness remained an invisible barrier never overcome by party officials and society. By 1989, Arab and African youth became the scapegoats of popular anger against Nicolae Ceaușescu’s dictatorship.
Profiling Cognitive Impairment in Mild COVID-19 Patients
Authors: Khanna Sanat Kumar , Khanna Neelu , Malav Manoj Kumar , Bayad Himanshu Chhagan , Sood Akshay , Abraham Leena 
Published: November 2022

Context:
COVID-19 pandemic continues to be a serious threat to humanity even after the last 2.5 years and multiple reported waves. Post-COVID-19 cognitive impairment has a detrimental effect on the quality of life, education, occupation, psychosocial as well as adaptive functioning and independence.

Aims and Objective:
Profiling the cognitive impairment in the mild COVID-19 recovered patients.

Settings and Design:
Interview-based case-control study.

Materials and Methods:
This study was conducted at a secondary healthcare center in a hilly region of north India. Group A included mild COVID-19 recovered patients and Group B included local non-COVID healthy individuals. Both groups of participants were interviewed using Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) to identify global and domain-wise cognitive impairment.

Statistics Used:
Descriptive statistics were used to analyze the demographic and clinical variables. The Chi-square test was used to evaluate these results and statistical analysis was done using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (version 23) program.

Results:
A total of 284 individuals were enrolled in our study, equally split into Groups A (cases) and B (controls). No global cognitive decline was found in any participant. However, 40 cases scored low on MoCA. The decrease in domain-wise cognitive function was statistically significant for visuospatial skill/executive function and attention.

Conclusion:
Our results have demonstrated that there is domain-wise cognitive impairment associated with mild COVID-19 disease. We recommend lowering the threshold of the MoCA to identify the early cognitive impairment and the inclusion of detailed cognitive assessment in post-COVID-19 follow-ups to initiate early cognitive rehabilitation among these patients.
Optimization of antibiotic production against Bacillus cereus by a mutant strain of Bacillus licheniformis isolated from Egyptian Hamam Pharaon hot springs
Authors: Kortam Yasmin G. , Abd El-Rahim Wafaa M. , Barakat Olfat S. , Segai Usama M. , Zakaria Mohamed , Moawad Hassan 
Published: November 2022

Background
The growing threat of multidrug-resistant bacteria necessitates the development of new and effective antibiotics for pathogen control. Bacteria are widely distributed in nature and have a wide applied biotechnological potential for cleaning up the environment. They have been demonstrated by their ability to produce thousands of novel bioactive metabolites with many potential applications in agriculture, medical, pharmaceutical industries, and bioremediation. The nature and yield of the secondary metabolites produced by the bacteria are greatly influenced by nutrition factors and fermentation conditions. So, the bioactive metabolites can be increased by several folds by applying optimization studies of the factors affecting the production process.

Objective
To optimize antibiotic production against Bacillus
cereus by a potent bacterial strain isolated from hot springs and identification of the antibiotic compounds produced by such a bacterial strain.

Materials and methods

Bacillus
licheniformis mutant (M15/Amo) obtained by ethyl methane sulfonate treatment was optimized for antibiotic production. A Plackett–Burman Design was employed to determine the influence of independent variables on the antibiotic production by the B. licheniformis mutant strain. Response surface methodology was further used by applying a Box–Behnken Design to optimize the more effective variables. Supernatants were extracted using ethyl acetate as a solvent. The crude compounds were assayed to confirm the presence of antibacterial bioactive metabolites. The analysis of the target antimicrobial metabolites was performed using liquid chromatography–electrospray ionization–tandem mass spectrometry.

Results and conclusion
The study is a trail to find microorganisms capable of producing antibiotics against B. cereus and optimize the conditions of antibiotic production by the isolated bacteria from hot springs. The highest antibiotic production was achieved in the presence of glucose and peptone as optimum carbon and nitrogen sources, respectively. The optimization of medium composition and fermentation conditions to produce antibiotics by the B. licheniformis mutant strain was studied. The effect of seven factors on antibiotic production was investigated. Optimization of antibiotic production by the B. licheniformis mutant strain using statistical modeling revealed that the mutant (M15/Amo) gave the highest antibiotic production using 3% glucose, 2.5% peptone, incubation time of 60 h at pH 7.5. The analysis of the extracts using liquid chromatography–electrospray ionization–tandem mass spectrometry showed the presence of seven compounds that have antipathogenic activity.
A perspective on the relationship between partnership and sustainability of child-care organisations in Uganda
Authors: Otto David Ekwang , Mwesigwa David Mwesigwa 
Published: November 2022

Purpose: This study aimed to discuss the relationship between partnership and sustainability of child care organisations in Uganda. This was largely so because it has become clearer that modern day child-care organisations lack ability to continue operating beyond the donor or sponsorship yet sustainability is a key ingredient in child-care organisational initiation. This limitation has placed cumulative burden on child-care organisations wishing to enhance their sustainability by ensuring that they put greater emphasis on partnerships in terms of coordination, networks and collaboration both from within and without. And bearing in mind the countless trials and the signal of dearth of partnership through networks, coordination and collaboration in not-for-profit child-care organisations in Uganda, the motivation of this study is on how Ugandan child-care organisations can achieve sustainability in the competitive 21st century.
Methodology: The study adopted a desk review method, some earlier theories on child-care as well as various literatures on each of the three constructs of networks, coordination and collaboration are debated as a base for drawing recommendations to different stakeholders.
Results: It can be noted that for sustainability to be achieved in a child-care organisation, emphasis needs to be put to the three issues of networks, coordination, and collaboration.
Unique contribution to theory, policy and practice: The outcomes of this analysis are helpful to the different theories and policies on child care organisations in northern Uganda and the country in general.
Drag Over A Fluid Sphere Filled With Couple Stress Due to Flow of A Couple Stress Fluid with Slip Condition
Authors: Devi Parasa Naga Lakshmi , Meduri Phani Kumar 
Published: November 2022

In this article, the exact solution for a couple stress fluid flow past a fluid sphere filled with a couple stress fluid is considered using interfacial slip on the boundary. The velocity is expressed with regard to the stream function. The external velocity and internal velocity are alongside the drag coefficient. It was noticed that with the increases in slip parameter, the drag coefficient is decreasing and the inflow pattern has more circulations with more area appearing near the poles and internal flow disappears gradually. The special cases of viscous fluid, no-slip condition, and solid sphere are evaluated. A good understanding of the current and literature outcomes have been obtained, including the special case of a viscous fluid past a couple stress fluid sphere.
HIGHLIGHTS

The flow of couple stress fluid flow past a fluid sphere filled with couple stress fluid with slip over the surface is reported
In case of no-slip condition, results are captured as s→∞. and also as μ→∞, fluid sphere can reduce to the case of a solid sphere
For the case of viscous fluid can be recovered as a limiting case of the analysis by taking λ_e→∞, λ_i→∞, and χ_1→∞, χ_2→∞

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In silico Study of Chromane Ring Compound Rubranonoside from Plumeria rubra as Anticancer Potential
Authors: Surana Khemchand Rajendra , Mahajan Sunil Kashinath 
Published: November 2022

Plumeriarubra is an ornamental tree of Apocynaceae family. Plumeria rubra is a flowering plant. Flowers are very fragrant, commonly red pink or purple middle rich with yellow. Cancer is characterized through uncontrolled cell division through overcoming the numerous cell signalling pathways. Thus targeting the signalling pathway at various sites can lead to development of potential anticancer molecules. With this rational CDK2 receptors involved in cell cycle pathway was selected for the purpose of in silico analysis. Natural Products has a renowned history in cancer therapeutics. Plant derived anticancer leads have been reported since 1950. Extensive literature survey suggested that Plumeria rubra is explored for their chemical constituents along with their anticancer potential. Reported phytoconstituent i.e. rubranonoside of this plant was subjected to docking to summarise the docking scores, hydrogen bond, electrostatic bond and various decesive factors governing the protein ligand interaction. This report can be helpful further in designing in vitro and in vivo evaluations of the anticancer activity of rubranonoside.
HIGHLIGHTS

Molecular docking studies suggested that rubranonoside may be potential anticancer activity
In silico pharmacokinetic parameters of rubranonoside were studied selected receptor
Drug like properties of rubranonoside also calculated by Qikprop
Rubranonoside interacting with amino acids LYS20, LEU83, ASN132, ASP143

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Cirurgias plásticas e procedimentos estéticos no contexto da pandemia pelo novo Coronavírus
Authors: Bonfanti Pablo Carlos , Pastro Dalto Antônio Viganó , Madureira Eduardo Miguel Prata 
Published: November 2022

A cirurgia plástica estética evoluiu significativamente ao longo dos anos, no entanto apenas adquiriu reconhecimento há algumas décadas, mais precisamente durante a Primeira Guerra Mundial. As pessoas não buscam a cirurgia estética apenas para modificar a aparência externa, mas também para modificar seus aspectos psicológicos relacionados ao próprio corpo (auto-imagem corporal), reforçando o conceito terapêutico que visa o bem-estar psicológico dos pacientes. O vírus COVID-19 causou um impacto global, o qual gerou milhões de mortes por todo o mundo. Depois de aproximadamente três anos vividos pós-pandemia, convém vincular este período ao presente trabalho, que contempla questões no que diz respeito a Cirurgias plásticas com fins estéticos, realizado em uma Clínica Médica particular da cidade de Cascavel no Paraná, Brasil. Este artigo foi elaborado por meio de questionários aplicados para os pacientes que passaram por consultas nesta clínica no período entre 2021 e 2022, com o objetivo de entender quais foram as principais escolhas e motivos acerca da decisão de submeter-se a um procedimento estético, se a pandemia influenciou no processo de tomada de decisão e quais os procedimentos mais requeridos. Os dados foram analisados e assimilados com revisão de artigos do banco de dados de PubMed, Scielo e Google Acadêmico.
THE PUZZLE OF A HORN: AN ETYMOLOGY FOR THE WORD GEMSHORN
Authors: PERONO CACCIAFOCO Francesco 
Published: November 2022

This paper is aimed at providing an etymological reconstruction for the word gemshorn (and the term pifana/pivana), which indicates a wind musical instrument, generally considered pastoral or rustic, produced from the horn of an ungulated animal.The etymological reconstruction proposed in this article allows to postulate prehistoric origins, for the gemshorn, dating back way before the XIV-XV Century, the time in which the folk instrument starts, plausibly, to be attested in Europe, in manuscripts, art, and material culture.In particular, by delineating a possible Indo-European and, then, Proto-Germanic, proto-form, for the word, it is possible to date it back to at least the Neolithic, and even to the Mesolithic. The term indicating the instrument, after the Common Indo-European stage, would have been only preserved in Germanic languages and in the Germanic context.
The paper is also aimed at showing that the names of some (folk) musical instruments can survive, over time, in oral tradition without being recorded in historical official sources, and that their origins can be, by far, more ancient than the times in which the first attestations of their names in written documents – or their appearance in art and/or in material culture – are findable and recorded.
A Study on the Non-selfadjoint Schrödinger Operator with Negative Density Function
Authors: COSKUN Nimet 
Published: November 2022

This study focuses on the spectral features of the non-selfadjoint singular operator with an out-of-the-ordinary type weight function. Take into consideration the one-dimensional time-dependent Schrödinger type differential equation
-y^''+q(x)y=μ^2 ρ(x)y,x∈[0,∞),
holding the initial condition
y(0)=0,
and the density function defined with a completely negative value as
ρ(x)=-1.
There is an enormous number of the papers considering the positive values of ρ(x) for both continuous and discontinuous cases. The structure of the density function affects the analytical properties and representations of the solutions of the equation. Unlike the classical literature, we use the hyperbolic type representations of the equation’s fundamental solutions to obtain the operator’s spectrum. Additionally, the requirements for finiteness of eigenvalues and spectral singularities are addressed. Hence, Naimark’s and Pavlov’s conditions are adopted for the negative density function case.
Biotechnological methods in the selection of flax for resistance тo adverse environmental factors
Authors: Ерофеева В.С. , Пролётова Н.В. 
Published: November 2022

Цель исследования – анализ литературных источников по теме «Биотехнологические методы в селекции льна-долгунца на устойчивость к неблагоприятным факторам среды». Рассмотрены применяемые в исследованиях российскими и зарубежными учёными методы клеточной селекции in vitro льна-долгунца на устойчивость к антракнозу и повышенной кислотности почвы. Проанализированы преимущества и недостатки данных методов для использования в исследованиях по льну-долгунцу. Описан процесс получения культуры клеток и тканей. Приведены примеры успешной селекции in vitro на различных культурах: томаты и морковь, картофель, огурец, лен-долгунец и другие. Сделаны выводы о перспективах дальнейшего развития исследовательской деятельности по данной тематике.
The purpose of the study is to analyze literary sources on the topic "Bio-technological methods in the selection of flax for resistance to unfavorable environmental factors". The methods of in vitro cell selection of flax for resistance to anthracnose and increased soil acidity used in research by Russian and foreign scientists are considered. The advantages and disadvantages of these methods for use in research on flax are analyzed. The process of obtaining cell and tissue culture is described. Examples of successful in vitro breeding on various crops are given: tomatoes and carrots, potatoes, cucumber, flax, etc. Conclusions are drawn about the prospects for further development of research activities on this topic.