bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Marlon James and the Metafiction of the New Black Gothic
Authors: Harrison Sheri-Marie 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
A reprint from a 2018 issue of the Journal of West Indian Literature devoted to Marlon James, this essay engages two of the West Indian writer's novels, John Crow's Devil and The Book of Night Women, under the rubric of the Gothic. By shifting focus from the violence of James's novels to the generic elements this violence engages, the essay argues that James's engagement with the Gothic better accounts for these two novels’ attention to issues of excessive violence, doubling, and feminine abjection and the way they perform a metafictional critique of the notion that nationalism can produce equitable sovereign subjectivity. While the Gothic offers James's interest in coercion, abjection, and the absence of choice a precise frame for rendering a world structured by neoliberalism, James also reworks the Gothic by offering a queerly affirmative version of its at times misogynistic interest in gender distinctions. Indeed, by ending all his novels with women as the figurative last person standing, James subverts the notion of the feminine abject as the Gothic trope associated with primordial chaos, presenting it instead as a possible way forward at a moment when the historical present is not seemingly graspable by existing paradigms.
The Ontology of Open Mouths
Authors: Anderson Lea 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
The mouth agape is among humankind's most prevalent motifs, its imagery appearing across cultures, continents, and centuries, the significations of which hold all the grand preoccupations of the human experience: terror, hunger, and awe. Accepting Mikhail Bakhtin's estimation that the mouth is “the most important of all human features for the grotesque,” this article examines the disparities between different renderings of these ontological black holes and their disparate implications in horror and g/Gothic texts. While the Scream visualizes terror's sonic expression, this article introduces it alongside what I call the Swallowing: the occasion where the object of fear (the monster) takes the form of a devouring other. A challenge to essentialist interpretations of Julia Kristeva's concept of abjection, analysis of the Swallowing lends support to Jack Halberstam's estimation of monsters and g/Gothic horror as narrative and cultural technologies. This article will therefore employ Jeffrey Jerome Cohen's method of “reading cultures by the monsters they engender.” If we explore the Swallowing as it appears in both Black horror and Black-led horror films, what might be revealed about the ways b/Blackness has been rendered monstrous within the ideological lexicon of the white imagination? How does Black horror challenge these renderings? And further, what power might we identify in embracing monstrosity as a condition of being?
Does the Bronx Have a Taste for Monsters?
Authors: Muhammad A. J. , Moreno-Penson Desi 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
The introduction to this article provides an overview of three plays in the Nuyorican Gothic cycle, by multi-hyphenate theater artist Desi Moreno-Penson, which have been produced over the past two decades. The interview portion features a conversation between dramaturg A. J. Muhammad and Moreno-Penson about the third play in the cycle, Ominous Men (2016), which is about a group of Latino and Black men who gather in the basement of a haunted building in the Bronx to play a game of dominoes on the night of the infamous 1977 New York City blackout. Moreno-Penson elaborates on the play's many themes, the origins and aesthetics of her play cycle, and how she deploys the Gothic in her work.
SENSORINEURAL HEARING LOSS: PREVALENCE AND FEATURES OF THE ORGANIZATION OF MEDICAL CARE
Authors: Abdullaeva Sevda R. , Popadyuk Valentin I. , Fomina Anna V. 
Published: November 2022

Sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) is a form of hearing loss, which today has medical, social and economic significance. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), today there is a rapid increase in the number of patients suffering from SNHL. As it is known, the success in the treatment of such patients depends on the beginning of the treatment time. Accordingly, it is very important to organize the medical care efficiently and in time, but it is not always possible to ensure this. For this, it is necessary to improve the otorhinolaryngological service and the health care system.
Purpose. Based on the analysis of literature sources, consider the issues of the incidence of SNHL and present the main stages and problems of organizing medical care for patients with sensorineural hearing loss.
Materials and methods. A search and analysis of scientific data on the research topic was carried out. The collection was carried out in Russian and foreign electronic data systems: eLIBRARY.ru, PubMed, cyberleninka.ru, Google Scholar, glav-otolar.ru, who.int/ru, rosstat.gov.ru.
Conclusion. The data we found in the course of studying the scientific literature indicate the growing interest in this problem. Sensorineural hearing loss is a complex disease, due to the variety of possible etiological factors and the absence of a single etiopathogenesis. The procedure for organizing medical care for patients with SNHL at each stage of its provision is regulated by regulatory and legal acts. The study of morbidity, assessment of the quality of medical care makes it possible to determine the ways to improve the provision of medical care to patients suffering from SNHL.
Trends in Science and Technological Development of market Foodnet in the Russia in Conditions of Geopolitical Turbulence
Authors: Mitrofanova I. , P'yankova S. , Ergunova O. 
Published: November 2022

In modern conditions, defined by most domestic and foreign researchers as the ‘new normal”, new approaches are being formed to ensure the scientific and technological development of economies at the macro, meso and micro levels. The rapid transformation of the main trends in the geopolitical and economic situation in the country, the change in the emphasis of the import substitution policy in the sectors of the national economy, have led to the complication of the tasks facing the domestic economy related to the need to form a new system of priorities for national and regional innovation policy.
The authors of the article carried out work to identify global challenges, risks and potential threats of the agricultural development until 2030, as well as to form the prerequisites for the scientific and technological development of the market for scientific and technological initiatives (NTI) Foodnet. To understand the development of the NTI Foodnet market, the authors conducted a study of the prerequisites and reasons for the increased interest of foreign and domestic researchers in this article. In the study, the authors identified the factors for the creation and forming of the Foodnet market in the face of increased economic sanctions, geopolitical turbulence, and the growing problem of food security. The authors of the article made the assumption that this concept will solve the problems of import substitution of the agricultural industry of the regions of the Russian Federation through the introduction of new technologies and new principles for organizing the interaction of participants in the Foodnet market, which is open to the integration of new high technologies, through the introduction of new solutions based on digitalization and customization of agricultural products.
Why does patient mental health matter? Part 2: orofacial obsessions as a consequence of psychiatric conditions
Authors: Elliott Emma , Sanger Emily , Shiers David , Aggarwal Vishal R 
Published: November 2022

This is the second article in a series looking at psychiatric presentations in dentistry. Recently, the oral health of people with severe mental illness (SMI) has gained significant media attention after the Office of the Chief Dental Officer for England published a statement on the importance of prioritizing oral health for people with SMI. Furthermore, a consensus statement has set out a 5-year plan to improve oral health in people with SMI. In keeping with these developments, this article explores the presentation of dental-specific obsessions and their relationship with psychiatric conditions, identifying how the primary care dental team can play a role in early recognition of psychiatric presentations. A fictionalized case-based discussion is used to explore clinical presentations of orofacial obsessions and their potential relationship to psychiatry. CPD/Clinical Relevance: The role of the primary care dental team can be important for recognizing psychiatric conditions, such as obsessive compulsive disorder, body dysmorphic disorder and early psychosis.
A delayed and difficult diagnosis of oral squamous cell carcinoma: a case report
Authors: Chana Pav , Jones David Carl 
Published: November 2022

Oral squamous cell carcinomas (SCC) may present with similar signs and symptoms of common conditions of the oral cavity. Even for experienced clinicians, this can make diagnosis challenging and delayed. With a reported 2.5% increase in death for every week that diagnosis, and therefore treatment, is delayed, early diagnosis is imperative. We report a diagnostically challenging case of a 47-year-old fit and healthy male patient who presented with a non-healing socket following the extraction of a misdiagnosed periodontally involved mandibular third molar. Following multiple visits to both primary and secondary care, alongside various investigations, eventually a diagnosis of SCC of the mandibular alveolus was established. CPD/Clinical Relevance: This case raises awareness of the varied presentations of oral SCCs and the importance of considering a malignant cause despite the presentation being similar to that of common oral conditions, such as a non-healing socket.
Evaluating the perceptions of workplace-based assessments in surgical training: a systematic review
Authors: Mughal Z , Patel S , Gupta K Kumar , Metcalfe C , Beech T , Jennings C 
Published: November 2022

Introduction Workplace-based assessments (WBAs) are intended to maximise learning opportunities in surgical training. There is speculation as to whether mandatory assessments in this form contribute to a tick-box culture. The objective of this review was to investigate surgical trainees’ attitudes towards WBAs. Methods This systematic review of qualitative studies was performed in accordance with the PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses) statement. The literature was searched on the Medline®, Embase™, PubMed and Web of Science™ databases on 22 March 2022. Results Sixteen studies were included in the review, mostly carried out on users of the Intercollegiate Surgical Curriculum Programme portfolio in the UK. Trainees felt that WBAs were educationally useful, providing opportunity for feedback, but this was overshadowed by a pressure to reach a set annual quota for WBAs and achieve high scores. Other themes included inaccurate recording of WBAs, the role of WBAs as formative or summative assessments, engagement and accessibility of trainers, and lack of time to complete WBAs. Conclusions Negative perceptions about WBAs were widespread among surgical trainees despite a recognition of their capacity to facilitate learning. This review supports the recent removal of the annual quota for WBAs in UK surgical training programmes.
Functional endoscopic sinus surgery: assessing the readability and quality of online information
Authors: Raja H , Patel K 
Published: November 2022

Introduction The aim of this study was to assess the readability and quality of online information on functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS). Methods The term ‘functional endoscopic sinus surgery’ was entered into the Google, Bing and Yahoo search engines. The first 30 websites for each search engine were screened. Readability was assessed using the Flesch–Kincaid Reading Ease Score (FRES), Flesch–Kincaid Grade (FKG), Simple Measure of Gobbledygook (SMOG) Index, and Gunning Fog Index (GFI). Quality was assessed using the DISCERN instrument. Spearman’s correlation between quality and readability was calculated. Results Thirty-three websites met the inclusion criteria. The mean and standard deviations for the FRES, FKG, SMOG, GFI, and DISCERN scores were 49 (13.1), 10.9 (2.5), 10.2 (1.9), 13.6 (2.4), and 51.1 (12.8), respectively. A positive correlation was noted between the FRES and DISCERN (R=0.357, p=0.041). Conclusions Online information on FESS is generally written above the recommended reading levels and of fair quality.
High-frequency torsional motion transduction using optomechanical coupled oscillators
Authors: Kaviani Hamidreza , Behera Bishnupada , Hajisalem Ghazal , Luiz Gustavo de Oliveira , Lake David P. , Barclay Paul E. 
Published: November 2022

Using light to measure an object’s motion is central to operating mechanical sensors that probe forces and fields. Cavity optomechanical systems embed mechanical resonators inside optical resonators. This enhances the sensitivity of optomechanical measurements, but only if the mechanical resonator does not spoil the properties of the optical cavity. For example, cavity optomechanical detection of resonators made from optically absorbing materials, or whose geometry does not possess suitable spatial symmetry, is challenging. Here we demonstrate a system that overcomes challenges in measuring high-frequency twisting motion of a nanodisk by converting them to vibrations of a photonic crystal cavity. Optomechanical readout of the cavity then enables measurement of the nanodisk’s torsional resonances with sensitivity

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Global Brooklyn: Designing Food Experiences in World Cities, Fabio Parasecoli and Mateusz Halawa (eds) (2021)
Authors: Imbruce Valerie 
Published: November 2022

Review of: Global Brooklyn: Designing Food Experiences in World Cities, Fabio Parasecoli and Mateusz Halawa (eds) (2021)
London: Bloomsbury, 216 pp., ISBN 978-1-35014-447-7, p/bk, $26.95
Суштина на хармонијата
Authors: Стојановиќ Лидија 
Published: November 2022

The paper aims to explore the harmonious relations between man and nature, in terms of ecopsychology, representing a solutionfor pointless/deviant discussions in the field of post- and transhumanism, especially in the abnormal period of the pandemic. According to the author, the establishment of harmony is primarily contained in the “moderation” of the senses and the ratio through intuitive knowledge. The establishment of several patterns of harmony will be considered through Honeyland ( 2019 ), the poetry of Koneski, and the eco analysis of Miljovska. The paper will examine the intuitive human abilityto establish this harmony, seen as a process of creating cosmic balance. The analyzed works manifest the harmonious relationship: human—biotope, principles of “eco-cosmos” of the local man.
Legalizing Harmful Drugs: Government Participation and Optimal policies
Authors: Arnabal Rocca Luis Rodrigo 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
We are currently witnessing a shift in the approach to combat traffic and consumption of illegal harmful drugs, being cannabis legalization a prominent example. In this paper, we study how to optimally regulate the market for cannabis, in a setting where consumers differ in their utility from consumption of the psychoactive component of cannabis, THC, and suffer from misperception of the health damage it causes. We analyze this problem through a vertical differentiation model, where a black market firm and a public firm compete in prices and qualities (THC content). A paternalistic government would like to correct for the misperceived health damage caused by cannabis consumption, as well as to reduce the size of the black market. It is the undesirability of black market profits what explains that the first-best allocation cannot be decentralized. We find two possible equilibria, depending on whether the public firm serves those consumers with the highest or lowest willingness to pay for quality. Paradoxically, when the public firm serves those consumers with higher taste for THC, a lower average health damage is achieved together with a better economic result for the public firm.
The rise and fall of the Liangzhu society in the perspective of subsistence economy
Authors: Yuan Jing , Pan Yan , Dong Ningning , Storozum Michael 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Based on plant and animal remains unearthed from sites of the Liangzhu culture in the coastal area of eastern Zhejiang, the Taihu plain, and the eastern Jianghuai region, we conclude that the Liangzhu society was agriculture-based, practicing rice farming for grain food and animal husbandry for meat. However, the subsistence economy focusing on rice farming was unbalanced in the Liangzhu cultural area, as evidenced by the exceptionally high proportions of fishing and hunting in certain subregions. Unbalanced subsistence economy confined population growth to limited territories and may have been an obstacle to the formation of multiple centers in the Liangzhu cultural area. The collapse of Liangzhu society may also result from the absence of competitive communication between Liangzhu and other cultures. Confronting with natural disasters or social conflicts due to, for example, food shortage, the controlling elite of Liangzhu society, who had long maintained their power and prestige through a religious system, failed to cope with risks and challenges, eventually leading to the collapse of Liangzhu society (and thus the demise of Liangzhu culture).
Boot-shaped antler artifacts and prehistoric leather production
Authors: Li Moran 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
The first boot-shaped antler artifacts appear in the Shuangdun culture along the middle Huaihe River watershed at circa 7000 BP, before spreading out across the circum-Taihu Lake region, central Henan, and the Shandong Peninsula. Characteristic shape and use-wear marks indicate probable use as a scraping tool for leatherworking. Based on archaeological data from the Old Koryak culture in the Kamchatka Peninsula, as well as Eskimo and Native American ethnographies and contextual analysis of boot-shaped antler artifacts in burials at Sanlihe, a Dawenkou culture site, this essay argues that the boot-shaped antler artifact was likely a leatherworking tool.
Portable lodge from the fifth century BCE: a study of the tent of the Marquis Yi of Zeng
Authors: Zhang Changping , Chen Beichen 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
A set of bronze parts, excavated in a funeral pit next to the tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng (Hubei, China), is recently restored to its rightful shape, a hip-roof tent from the fifth century BCE. Measured 10m long and built with 127 wooden poles and 338 bronze parts, it is considered to be the largest and the most complicated tent in pre-imperial China, which is portable, easy to assemble, disassemble, and manufactured in an engineering design context.
Multifunctionality and syncretism in non-finite forms: an introduction
Authors: Shagal Ksenia , Rudnev Pavel , Volkova Anna 
Published: November 2022

AbstractThis article is an introduction to a collection of papers discussing the identity of form and diversity of function in non-finite verb forms from a variety of perspectives. We start by illustrating the phenomenon and introducing the main functions that non-finite forms can have in the languages of the world. We provide a concise typological overview of the attested combinations of these functions and show how and to what extent these patterns are reflected in the traditional labels, such as participles, converbs, verbal nouns, and infinitives. We briefly discuss the main approaches to the phenomenon under study that have been proposed within both functional and formal frameworks. Finally, we provide a summary of the papers comprising this Special Issue, highlighting the perspectives adopted in the individual contributions.
基于《全球华语大词典》的同实异形华语区域特有词研究
Authors: 史 维国 , 武 晨阳 
Published: November 2022

提要：
本文穷尽地考察《全球华语大词典》“同实异形” 华语区域特有词。从词汇成员数量、词类、音节、流通范围等角度对其进行了定量描写与分析，归纳了主要特点，分析了主要来源。语言构造的多能性和时空性是同实异形华语区域特有词成词的主要动因。其中，语言构造的多能性是其出现的必要条件，语言构造的时空性是其出现的重要影响条件。
Convergence of Hakka with Chinese in Taiwan
Authors: Vollmann Ralf , Soon Tek Wooi 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
The Hakka language and identity enjoys full public recognition as one of the cultural groups in Taiwan. Nonetheless, its usage appears to be in decline. In a series of interviews, the situation of the Hakka language was evaluated. Taiwanese Hakka has developed its own peculiarities and converges with Guoyu; code-switching with Guoyu is common. The intergenerational transmission seems to be difficult. General education promoting global/standard languages, inter-linguistic marriages, urbanisation, mass media, and the increased need for wider communication seem to be responsible for a general decline of smaller languages, even while receiving extensive preservation measures.
汉英鼻部词汇的差异性及其原因初探
Authors: 连 美丽 
Published: November 2022

摘要
人体部位词汇在各种语言里基本上都属于编码较早的基本词汇，反映了一个民族对于自我以及自我和周围世界关系的认识，因而携带了大量的民族文化信息。本文基于汉语、英语语料库和词典中所收录的鼻部词汇的对比分析，发现汉英两种语言在鼻部词汇上呈现出比较明显的差异，尤其是外鼻词汇的编码密度和构词规律上有较大的差异。这种差异反映了汉英两种语言在语言类型上的不同，也反映了汉英两种语言背后的民族历史文化和思维方式的差异。
Results of using Luer-Lok access device for clinics, intensive care units, and emergency services with high pre-analytical errors: analysis of 491.850 samples
Authors: Menekse Elif , Duz Muhammed Emin , Avci Burak Yasin , Ozturk Alpaslan , Durmaz Mustafa 
Published: November 2022

Abstract

Objectives
The effectiveness of the Luer-Lok™ Access Device (LL) with the intravenous catheter (IVC) on sample rejections, which is used to prevent primarily hemolysis in the emergency department (ED), clinics, and intensive care units (ICU), was examined.

Methods
A total of 491.850 samples of eight months from Amasya University Sabuncuoğlu Şerefeddin Training and Research Hospital were investigated retrospectively. Inpatient, intensive care unit and emergency department samples were included in the study. Pre- (BLL) and post-Luer Lok (ALL) rejection of the samples analyzed. In the BLL period, 3,463 rejection samples out of 253,818 (1.36%) in the September-December period of 2020; in the ALL period, 1819 rejected samples from 238,032 (0.76%) in January-April 2021 were analyzed for all reasons.

Results
It was determined that the use of LL significantly reduced all-cause sample rejections. In addition, a significant decrease was observed in the rates of hemolysis and clot-related rejection thanks to LL.

Conclusions
According to our study data, in patients with IVC with the LL device, the pressure brought by the syringe is mainly avoided, and reliable blood collection is achieved, similar to the routine vacutainer blood collection apparatus, and hemolysis- and clot-related sample rejections are largely prevented.