bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Cognitive-emotional coping mechanisms accessed by students in the current pandemic context
Authors: Rus Mihaela , Sandu Mihaela Luminita , Dodu Alisa Ancuta , Filipov Adela Marinela 
Published: September 2022

Since the onset of 2019, the new coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) and its associated disease (COVID-19) have had and continue to have a considerable negative impact worldwide on physical and mental health, but also on daily activities. Various precautionary measures have been put in place to prevent the spread of the virus, measures that have significantly affected various areas and activities, including social, professional, educational, family, sports. Therefore, both the negative experience experienced with the advent of the virus and its rapid spread, as well as the limits imposed by the authorities, have determined a series of negative emotions among the entire population. One of the crucial aspects of everyday life is the management of emotions. The concept of coping or emotional regulation involves a series of processes that organize emotions, processes that can change, shape or inhibit a certain emotional state. Improper management of emotions can cause significant discomfort that persists over time and can cause a variety of symptoms (Gross, 2014 apud Cuevas Lopez et al., 2021). In the current pandemic context, in which negative experiences have increased due to infection with the new virus, but also because of the restrictions that have prevented the normal functioning of the entire population, improper management of emotions is not a topic that must be neglected. This paper starts from the ideas illustrated above and focuses its attention on the students, who have experienced considerable changes during this pandemic period. The main purpose of this paper is to understand the coping strategies adopted by students in the current pandemic context. In order to achieve our goal, in a first stage we will present the main defining aspects of the studied variables, namely emotions and emotional regulation strategies. The study investigates the following 9 coping strategies - self-curing, acceptance, rumination, positive refocusing, positive reassessment, putting into perspective, catastrophizing and blaming others. Another objective that the present research proposes is to highlight the extent to which the coping strategies adopted during the pandemic period differ in the students employed from the unemployed students, respecting the students from the Faculty of Psychology compared to the students from the Faculty of Law. Also, the study aims to bring a novelty to the researches, thus presenting the coping strategies adopted by the students of the Romanian population during this delicate period.
Agribusiness Based Coastal Tourism Development
Authors: Sulaiman Adhi Iman , Eka Wijayanti Irene Kartika , Risnawati Yuli 
Published: September 2022

The village has a lot of potential to improve the welfare of the community, such as Sodong coastal tourism in Cilacap which can be developed with Community Based Tourism. The study used descriptive quantitative methods and analysis with data collection through questionnaires, interviews, focus group discussions, observation, and documentation. Respondents were determined by a total sample of 120 people consisting of internal parties, namely the village government, tourism administrators, fishermen, farmers, and traders using Random Sampling of as many as 60 people and 60 people from outside visitors using Accidental Sampling. The research took place in Sodong Beach, Karangbenda Village, Cilacap Regency, Central Java Province of Indonesia. The results showed that the development of coastal tourism requires improving facilities and infrastructure such as electricity networks, street lighting, trash cans, and information centers. Then it requires a joint commitment to tourism managers and owners, a network of cooperation, and a more proactive government role with policies, budgets, and programs to make coastal tourism based on agribusiness and community participation.
Multivariate statistical analysis of the Regional Anti-Fraud Directorate 2 Constanta from 2014 to 2021
Authors: Chiriac Alina , Mititelu Roxana Adriana , Nișulescu Ileana 
Published: September 2022

The Regional Anti-Fraud Directorate 2 Constanta (DRAF 2 CT) is a regional structure of the public authority in Romania that has as a priority objective the fight against tax evasion and tax and customs fraud, being one of the most important regions of the General Directorate for Fiscal Fraud due to its strategic position, having many categories of resources or areas of activity. The regional activity is of even more interest now during the conflict in Ukraine, given the fact that Tulcea County is on the border of the conflict zone. The activity of investigating frauds and dismantling transactional chains that lead to damage to the state budget is important both financially and socially. The study focuses on dynamic analysis of the activity of DRAF 2 CT through the indicators reported by it. The paper allows the identification of correlations or interdependencies between the indicators specific to the fraud investigation activity, as well as the foreshadowing of some directions of normative improvement regarding the reporting of the results of the anti-fraud activity.
COVID-19: Socio-Political Transformation and Gadget Slavery
Authors: Akbar Nabeila 
Published: September 2022

Purpose: The purpose of this research paper is to describe, understand and interpret the experiences of human life during particular situation of COVID-19.
Methodology: It is a study of a phenomenon and explores what people have experienced during COVID-19 crisis. Analytical and observational methods were used for the finding of this research. The data is collected from journals, article and books. The study focused on the formal structure of socio-political institution available and its transformation with acts of intentional consciousness.
Findings: During Covid-19 transformation phenomenon, the leading and influential role was played by mobile phones that are influencing, controlling, guiding and monitoring the lives of individuals all over the world. This interaction, association and relation with the gadget will be established through a new contract theory at global level, and it is not a social contract theory.
Unique contribution to theory, practice and policy: A new contract theory has been presented to describe emerging relationship of people with Gadget (cell phone). Consequently, a new contract, named ‘Socio-Gadget Contract’ between the Gadgets and the individuals, is an obligation. The current transformation phenomenon has appeared simultaneously all over the world, covering each state. So, it is unique as it has brought a uniform and symmetrical socio-political transformation globally. The physical environment, culture, social and political institutions, all have undergone this phenomenon.
Gilded: Contemporary Artists Explore Value and Worth
Authors: Stamey Emily 
Published: September 2022

This exhibition catalogue accompanies Gilded: Contemporary Artists Explore Value and Worth, organized by the Weatherspoon Art Museum at UNC Greensboro, on view September 10, 2022 - April 8, 2023. Across time and cultures, gold has served as a metaphor for what we value most. Symbolically, it stands in for goodness, excellence, brilliance, and wealth. He has a heart of gold. She is going for gold. It shone like gold. They struck gold. Found in crowns and regalia that bestow power, rings that signal matrimony, and currency traded among peoples, the metal has profound social significance. Across the arts, craftspeople have long pounded gold into thin sheets called leaves, which are applied in a process called gilding. In realms of the spiritual, gilding illuminates sacred texts, gives otherworldly luster to holy spaces, and allows religious sculptures to shine. While we most often associate gold leaf with historic traditions, the material appears frequently in the work of contemporary artists. Specifically, the artists represented in this exhibition turn to gilding as a means to reconsider our value systems. Gilding images of graffiti and sidewalks, cardboard boxes and architectural fragments, they ask us to see the beauty in what we so often overlook and honor that which we so often throw away. Gilding images of people—often those who have been disempowered or forgotten—they ask us to hold up our collective humanity. If, as the saying goes, “all that glitters is not gold,” the artists represented here offer an inverse proposition: perhaps that which does not always shine is most worthy of our attention. Gilded features the work of Radcliffe Bailey, Larissa Bates, william cordova, Angela Fraleigh, Gajin Fujita, Nicholas Galanin, Liz Glynn, Shan Goshorn, Sherin Guirguis, Titus Kaphar, Hung Liu, James Nares, Ronny Quevedo, Shinji Turner-Yamamoto, Danh Vo, Stacy Lynn Waddell, and Summer Wheat. After its Weatherspoon debut, the project will travel to the Hunter Museum of Art in Chattanooga, TN and the Hood Museum of Art at Dartmouth in Hanover, NH.
Observing short-timescale cloud development to constrain aerosol–cloud interactions
Authors: Gryspeerdt Edward , Glassmeier Franziska , Feingold Graham , Hoffmann Fabian , Murray-Watson Rebecca J. 
Published: September 2022

Abstract. The aerosol impact on liquid water path (LWP) is a key uncertainty in the overall climate impact of aerosol. However, despite a significant effort in this area, the size of the effect remains poorly constrained, and even the sign is unclear. Recent studies have shown that the relationship between droplet number concentration (Nd) and LWP is an unreliable measure of the impact of Nd variations on LWP due to the difficulty in establishing causality. In this work, we use satellite observations of the short-term development of clouds to examine the role of Nd perturbations in LWP variations. Similar to previous studies, an increase followed by a general decrease in LWP with increasing Nd is observed, suggesting an overall negative LWP response to Nd and a warming LWP adjustment to aerosol. However, the Nd also responds to the local environment, with aerosol production, entrainment from the free troposphere and wet scavenging all acting to modify the Nd. Many of these effects act to further steepen the Nd–LWP relationship and obscure the causal Nd impact on LWP. Using the temporal development of clouds to account for these feedbacks in the Nd–LWP system, a weaker negative Nd–LWP relationship is observed over most of the globe. This relationship is highly sensitive to the initial cloud state, illuminating the roles of different processes in shaping the Nd–LWP relationship. The nature of the current observing system limits this work to a single time period for observations, highlighting the need for more frequent observations of key cloud properties to constrain cloud behaviour at process timescales.
Sources and mean transit times of stream water in an intermittent river system: the upper Wimmera River, southeast Australia
Authors: Zhou Zibo , Cartwright Ian , Morgenstern Uwe 
Published: September 2022

Abstract. Determining the mean transit times (MTTs) and water sources in catchments at
different flow conditions helps better understand river functioning, and
manage river health and water resources. Despite being common in a range of
environments, the MTTs and water sources in intermittent streams are much
less well understood compared to perennial streams. Major ion geochemistry,
stable isotopes, 14C, and 3H were used in this study to identify
water sources and MTTs of the periodically intermittent upper Wimmera River
from southeast Australia at different flow conditions, including zero-flow
periods. The disconnected pool waters during the zero-flow period in the
summer months of 2019 had 3H activities of 0.64 to 3.29 TU. These and
the variations in total dissolved solids and stable isotopes imply that
these pools contained a mixture of older groundwater and younger stream
water impacted by evaporation. 3H activities during the high-flow
period in July 2019 were 1.85 to 3.00 TU, yielding MTTs of up to 17 years.
The 3H activities at moderate and low-flow conditions in September and
November 2019 ranged from 2.26 to 2.88 TU, implying MTTs of 1.6 to 7.8 years. Regional groundwater near the Wimmera River had 3H activities of < 0.02 to 0.45 TU and 14C activities of 57 to 103 pMC, and was not recharged by the river at high flows. The Wimmera River and other intermittent streams in southeast Australia are sustained by younger
catchment waters from relatively small near-river stores than comparable
perennial streams, which have older deeper regional groundwater inputs. This
results in these intermittent streams being more susceptible to short-term
changes in climate and necessitates the protection of near-river corridors
to maintain the health of the riverine systems.
Ramy miejsc
Authors: Kalenik Iwona 
Published: September 2022

Mur, ściana, ogrodzenie – elementy będące pomiędzy wnętrzem i zewnętrzem, często postrzegane na planach jako liniowe elementy o sile ochrony, są jednak strefami zwieńczającymi i obramowującymi dzieło, jakim jest zaprojektowana przestrzeń. Odpowiednio zaprojektowane, o namacalnej miąższości, mogą rozwarstwiać się i stawać same w sobie przestrzenią wnęk, nisz, zagłębień, a nawet korytarzy i przejść. Solidne, grube i ciężkie lub też wręcz przeciwnie – lekkie, ażurowe, wypełnione powietrzem ujmują w ramy wnętrza budynków i miejską przestrzeń. Działają dwukierunkowo, choć przynależą do jednego obiektu. Mówią jednocześnie o wewnętrzności i zewnętrzności obiektu architektonicznego. Na planie i w wielkiej skali odbierane jako granice, bariery, po bliższym przyjrzeniu się i zrozumieniu – mogą stać się miękkimi obrzeżami stanowiącymi obszycie delikatnej materii budynku lub fragmentu miasta. Artykuł podejmuje temat krawędzi i skrajów w kontekście architektury budynków i miasta, zagadnień ram fragmentów miejskiej przestrzeni. Zarówno w odniesieniu do budynków, jak i rejonów miasta wydają się istotnymi elementami przestrzennymi, a często traktowane są niedostatecznie uważnie. W artykule rozpatrzono kilka przykładów miejskich ram, by zilustrować ich rolę w kreowaniu miejsc.
SMART CONTROL, czyli projektowanie wobec problemu nadużywania smartfonów przez uczniów
Authors: Sitek Aleksandra , Sobolewska Dominika 
Published: September 2022

Artykuł porusza temat nadużywania telefonów komórkowych przez uczniów w szkole oraz przedstawia autorski projekt z obszaru designu uważnego (zamiennie stosowanego w artykule z wyrażeniem Mindful Desing) będący odpowiedzią na ten wątek. Autorki zgodnie z ideą projektowania empatycznego pochylają się nad trudnościami i potrzebami uczniów oraz nauczycieli w celu trafnego zidentyfikowania sedna problemu. Mierzą się z pytaniami wynikającymi z obranej drogi projektowej, naznaczonej empatią, które towarzyszyły im w trakcie kilkumiesięcznych prac. Czy uczniowie dostrzegają problem nadużywania smartfonów w szkole? Czy i w jakim stopniu wątek dotyka również nauczycieli? Jakie towarzyszą im emocje? Czy kontrola zewnętrzna skutecznie przeciwdziała problemowi? Jakie metody i rozwiązania projektowe mogą mieć zastosowanie w efektywnej edukacji medialnej? Projektantki dokonują analizy krytycznej zarówno nietrafionych narzędzi i metod wykorzystywanych w istniejących rozwiązaniach, jak i dobrych praktyk, bazując na rzetelnych badaniach, raportach i projektach edukacyjnych. Łączą wiedzę z obszaru współczesnej edukacji, psychologii i projektowania wykorzystującego nowe technologie. Starają się wskazać optymalną drogę do zwalczenia destrukcyjnych nawyków uczniów z obszaru mediów cyfrowych, prezentując rozwiązanie z zakresu designu uważnego opracowane w oparciu o współczesne badania i przesłanki z zakresu edukacji.
Architektura inspirowana krajobrazem – trzy metody projektowe
Authors: Łapińska Joanna 
Published: September 2022

Trzeci z cyklu Odnalezione w krajobrazie artykuł publikowany w „inAW Journal – Multidisciplinary Academic Magazine” prezentuje wyniki badań dotyczących sposobu inspiracji elementami natury w wybranych realizacjach architektonicznych. Budowle zaprojektowane w ostatnim dziesięcioleciu przez japońskie biura architektoniczne zostały scharakteryzowane pod kątem idei, konstrukcji, jakości architektury uwzględniającej opisane w poprzednim numerze czasopisma cechy biofiliczne, a także zróżnicowanego odbioru przez użytkowników. W wyniku analizy powyższych cech sklasyfikowane zostały trzy drogi inspiracji: nawiązanie do wyglądu zewnętrznego, zastosowanie zasady działania oraz jednoczesne nawiązanie i podważanie cech immanentnych obiektu inspiracji.
Na wskroś potrzebna zmiana - o przyszłości mody w kontekście "nowej normalności"
Authors: Sienkiewicz Anna 
Published: September 2022

Artykuł porusza temat przemian zachodzących w branży odzieżowej, będącej jedną z najbardziej szkodliwych branż dla środowiska naturalnego. Opisane zostaną sposoby odpowiadania projektantów/artystów/technologów itd. na kryzys tej branży oraz potrzeby społeczne generowane przez kształt współczesnego świata (w tym pandemię). Branża odzieżowa, moda, ubiór – są to elementy niezbywalne w codzienności człowieka, dodatkowo łączą one w sobie aspekty, takie jak: sztuka, design, nauka, innowacje. Przyglądanie się zmianom w tej dziedzinie pozwoli lepiej pisać możliwe scenariusze przyszłości.
Death of a Salesman: Beyond Hunger, Attention Must Be Paid to Swiss Cheese
Authors: Dubost Thierry 
Published: September 2022

abstract
In Arthur Miller’s foreword to his “Theater Essays,” the playwright lists three elements he deems essential in a play: food, sex, and an image. Death of a Salesman stages the Loman family in a time of turmoil, and the play ends in a tragic way with the death of Willy Loman. This article focuses on food, analyzing the ways in which nutriments and nutrition relate to social and family links, questioning the status and the role of food at family, social, and even political levels. From Linda’s offers to make sandwiches to Willy’s statement according to which “a man is not a piece of fruit!”—including, among others, the restaurant scene—this article shows how thanks to food-centered scenes, Miller exposes the deep alienation of human beings.
Middlemarch at 150: Eight Reflections
Authors: Beer Gillian , Bernstein Susan David , Bodenheimer Rosemarie , Guiliano Edward , McKnight Natalie , Tondre Michael , Williams Katharine Isabel , Williams Wendy S. 
Published: September 2022

ABSTRACT
Eight scholars of Victorian literature reflect on George Eliot’s Middlemarch in honor of the 150th anniversary of its publication. The authors offer their personal responses to the novel, and each has a unique focus: insights into the lesser known characters who contribute essential strands to the rich fabric of the text, reflections on friendships within and beyond the novel, analysis of the complexities of characters’ thought processes, a letter to Mr. Casaubon and a comparison between reading the novel as a rushed graduate student and later as a more seasoned scholar, a reflection on how Middlemarch is NOT Jane Eyre and a belated appreciation of its humor, an analysis of the novel in context of a “world historical energy transition” and the current climate crisis, musings on reading Middlemarch for the first time while also teaching for the first time, and finally a defense of the character of Rosamond.
Recent Thackeray Studies: 2009–2022
Authors: Farina Jonathan 
Published: September 2022

ABSTRACT
Thackeray’s presence in recent scholarship, on present-day syllabi, and on present-day nightstands still pales in comparison to his popularity in the Victorian period and to the relative investments we have in Dickens, Eliot, and other Victorians. But the last twelve or so years nevertheless feel like something of a Thackeray resurgence, at least in scholarship. This article reviews here more than twenty-five pieces of scholarship, a fifth of what we might typically see on Dickens in the same period, but that scholarship includes some exciting, insightful, and transformative thinking, particularly about genre and prose style. Reasons innumerable weigh against a revival of Thackeray’s popularity, foremost of which may simply be the length of his mature work, which can be too difficult to balance with other texts on syllabi sensitive to the attention spans and extracurricular demands of many students. As it happens, inattention, interruption, productive reverie, and distraction are the preeminent virtues that Nicholas Dames ascribes to Thackeray’s fiction and Victorian theories of fiction in “Distraction’s Negative Liberty: Thackeray and Attention,” from The Physiology of the Novel (2007), which is unquestionably one of the most perceptive, ingenious, and influential accounts of Thackeray in the past twenty-five years.
A Little Treatise Against Fleshly Affections: Edited from London, British Library, MS Royal 17 C XVIII
Authors: Parreiras Reis Ana Rita 
Published: September 2022

ABSTRACT
The aim of this article is to introduce an anonymous late fifteenth-century treatise of religious guidance, A Little Treatise Against Fleshly Affections. Presently edited for the first time from London, British Library, MS Royal 17 C xviii, this short Middle English treatise was devised as a tool of diagnosis, prevention, and cure for individuals troubled by feelings of inordinate carnal love. Alongside the text itself and formal editorial considerations, the present edition offers a discussion of the treatise’s textual relationship with David of Augsburg’s De exterioris et interioris hominis compositione and its potential origin and relation to Syon Abbey, as well as its intended audiences.
Use of Myriophyllum aquaticum to inhibit Microcystis aeruginosa growth and remove microcystin-LR
Authors: Kitamura Rafael Shinji Akiyama , Da Silva Ana Roberta Soares , Pagioro Thomaz Aurelio , Martins Lucia Regina Rocha 
Published: September 2022

Harmful algal blooms are one of the greatest challenges when preserving water sources, especially when involving cyanobacteria such as Microcystis aeruginosa. Finding remediation possibilities is needed, and one of them has been the use of macrophytes such as the species Myriophyllum, which have presented allelopathic mechanisms of phytoplankton control. Thus, this work aimed to evaluate the inhibition of M. aeruginosa cell growth in a co-exposure with Myriophyllum aquaticum and the influence on microcystin-LR concentration. The experiments were carried out using a culture of M. aeruginosa (1x106 cells mL-1) in a co-exposure with M. aquaticum for seven days. The inhibitory effects were investigated by counting the cells; the effects on photosynthetic pigments were measured and microcystin-LR was quantified in the culture medium on the last experimental day. To evaluate the possible effects of competition for nutrients and space, the concentration of total orthophosphate was quantified and treatment with plastic plants was used. The experiments with Myriophyllum aquaticum achieved the total inhibition of M. aeruginosa growth and a significant reduction of the photosynthetic pigments (> 98%). Additionally, we observed a reduction of microcystin-LR concentration (79%) in the tests with macrophytes when compared to the control. Competition for space and nutrients was not observed, demonstrating that the effects on M. aeruginosa were caused by aquatic macrophyte presence. These results may indicate that M. aquaticum causes inhibitory effects on cyanobacteria growth by allelopathic effects and removes microcystin-LR.