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Diminutive epithets of animals in folklore
Authors: Jasiūnaitė Birutė 
Published: November 2022

This paper deals with derivational and semantic problems of diminutive epithets of animals. Such words are usually used in Lithuanian folk songs for domestic or wild animals, first of all, for a horse and a hare. They have been produced with nine different diminutive suffixes, most popular among them were -elis and -ėlis. In most cases diminutive epithets of animals have been produced from suffixal derivatives or compound words (jautelis baubuolėlis, gegutytė pilkuolytė, kurmelis žemrausėlis, ančiukai raibaplunksnėliai). The most common motivation features of such words was the color of the animal (kiškelis baltužėlis, žirgelis sartonėlis), its body parts (ožkutė rudakutė, zuikelis statausėlis), its typical actions (katinėlis repečkėlis, laputė čiuženutė).
Some Lithuanian suffixed verbs derived from the present stems with -n-
Authors: Pakerys Jurgis 
Published: November 2022

The paper discusses suffixed Lithuanian verbs derived from the bases with infixal or suffixal -n-. The most solid examples are the ones containing šąl- ‘get chilly, cool off’ with former infix (*ša-n-l-), e.g., šą́l-au-ti, šąl-én-ti ‘get chilly little by little’, and suffix -n-, e.g., at-ein-inė́-ti ‘come (iterative/imperfective)’ ← at-eĩ-n-a ‘come(s)’. The infix of the base can be also seen in brand-ìn-ti ‘make ford’, -bund-in-ti ‘awaken (tr.)’, (pra-si-)bund-inė́-ti ‘wake up from time to time’ ← bre-ñ-d-a ‘ford(s)’, -bu-ñ-d-a ‘wake(s) up (itr.)’. However, there are cases when /n/ may be occasionally inserted before /d/ (= Dzūkian /d͡z/) that is followed by a suffixal syllable containing /n/, as in (pra-)bu-n-dinė́-ti ‘subsist, live’ and -važiuo-n-dinė́-ti ‘drive from time to time’ found alongside the main variants without n-insertion: bū-dinė́-ti, važiuo-dinė́-ti.
Lithuanian equivalents of German nominal compounds in an anonymous German-Lithuanian manuscript from the 17th century Lexicon Lithuanicum
Authors: Jarmalavičius Dalius 
Published: November 2022

This paper analyses Lithuanian equivalents of German nominal compounds in an anonymous bilingual dictionary of the 17th century Lexicon Lithuanicum. 1208 words translated into Lithuanian were used for the analysis of the German compounds. Firstly, the article focuses on the Lithuanian equivalents, which are simple words (simplicias) and word phrases (syntagms), then the German words translated into Lithuanian as derivatives and compound nouns are described. The presented data are compared with the research results of other manuscripts (bilingual dictionaries C and B) from the 17th–18th centuries.
According to the research data, the majority of the German nominal compounds recorded in the dictionary were translated into Lithuanian by simple words or syntagms. Almost a half of the German compounds were rendered into Lithuanian as derivatives, very often represented by suffixation. Lithuanian compound nouns, which serve as equivalents of German compounds make up only about 10 percent of the analyzed words, and are usually represented by N+N word-formation type.
FACTORES SOCIOECONÓMICOS ASOCIADOS A LA PERCEPCIÓN DE SITUACIÓN SOCIOECONÓMICA ENTRE ADULTOS MAYORES DE DOS PAÍSES LATINOAMERICANOS
Authors: Brenes Camacho Gilbert 
Published: November 2022

El objetivo principal del artículo es estudiar el vínculo entre la percepción subjetiva sobre la situación económica propia y una serie de medidas objetivas de bienestar socioeconómico –fuentes de ingresos, tenencia de vivienda, nivel educativo y transferencias familiares informales de dinero– entre adultos mayores de dos países Latinoamericanos: México y Costa Rica. Los datos se obtienen de las primeras rondas de dos encuestas sobre envejecimiento: CRELES para Costa Rica y ENASEM para México. La variable dependiente más importante se obtiene de las respuestas a las pregunta “¿Cómo califica su situación económica actual?” en Costa Rica y “¿Diría usted que su situación económica es…?” en México. Para ambas encuestas, las respuestas se codificaron en forma binaria; el código 0 representa las categorías Excelente, Muy buena y Buena, y el código 1 representa a las categorías Regular y Mala. Se encontró que el ingreso por jubilación es un importante determinante de la percepción de bienestar en ambos países. En Costa Rica, el ingreso del cónyuge y la tenencia de vivienda son importantes predictores de la percepción de bienestar, mientras que en México, los ingresos por transferencias están fuertemente asociados con dicha percepción.
SUPERVISIÓN BANCARIA EN LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS: VALORACIÓN DE LOS EFECTOS ECONÓMICOS DE MEDIDAS CORRECTIVAS EN EL DESEMPEÑO BANCARIO
Authors: Hall Luis J. 
Published: November 2022

En este documento de investigación se estudian los efectos de la ley de 1991 denominada “Prompt Corrective Action” (PCA) en el Sistema Bancario de los Estados Unidos. La medida fundamentalmente busca regular aquellos bancos con tasas bajas de capital. Dos estrategias son combinadas para propiamente identificar estos efectos económicos en el sector bancario. En primer lugar, el diseño de la política por sí misma permite la apropiada valoración de su impacto, al crear el medio ideal para emplear la metodología de diferencias en diferencias. En segundo lugar, empleamos la técnica de Propensity Score Matching para seleccionar adecuadamente en una escala multivariada el grupo de control experimental. La combinación de estos dos elementos permite identificar y valorar la magnitud del impacto de la medida de regulación según se discute en el documento.
Two new species of Dicharax Kobelt & Möllendorff, 1900 from Myanmar and one from Thailand (Gastropoda: Caenogastropoda: Alycaeidae)
Authors: Páll-Gergely Barna , Hunyadi András 
Published: November 2022

AbstractIn this paper, three new species of the alycaeid genus Dicharax Kobelt & Möllendorff, 1900 are described, namely Dicharax floridus n. sp., Dicharax spatiosus n. sp. (Both from Shan State, Myanmar) and Dicharax kosztarabi n. sp. (from Thailand). All three new species are known from their holotypes.http://zoobank.org/28168F06-CFBF-405F-90F7-A3399060D88C
Business model innovation for sustainable operations in professional football: How supporters gain more control of the Beautiful Game
Authors: Kozma Miklos , Teker Franciska 
Published: November 2022

AbstractWe aim to explore whether ongoing digital innovations in Premier League clubs may substantiate a prospective change in their business model and potentially lead to a solution to the financial sustainability issue in professional football. Our exploratory study is to identify ongoing digital innovations and what changes can be foreseen in future years. The empirical analysis is based on information collected from club webpages, their selected social media pages, and top sports business journals. Our results indicate that despite the numerous digital innovations already implemented in the clubs, their utilisation has not reached a level to justify a more complex business model innovation. However, several changes indicate that such a fundamental transformation will likely happen in the foreseeable future. Our work's scholarly contribution is exploring a novel field of study concentrating on the digitally focused business model innovations of professional clubs, unlike most football business model analyses that focus on leagues. We have concluded that clubs can and should apply business innovations to look for more financially sustainable operations, even without necessarily waiting for changes to be made in the generic competitive structure they perform in.
Chiari malformations: not every disability is visible
Authors: Prajjwal Priyadarshi , Farhan Muhammad , Inban Pugazhendi , Mitra Spandana 
Published: November 2022

In Chiari malformation (CM), portions of the brain or spinal cord is pushed down through the foramen magnum, which is located at the bottom of your skull. This causes a portion of the brain to be in contact with the part of the spinal column-usually the spinal cord. The cerebrospinal fluid, however, may be pushed up through the hole making it difficult to detect in this condition. These are a collection of malformations affecting the cerebellum, pons, and medulla oblongata in the posterior fossa and hindbrain. Problems caused by these malformations range from the lack of the cerebellum to the cerebellar tonsils protruding through the foramen magnum, with or without additional intracranial or extracranial anomalies such as hydrocephalus, encephalocele, syrinx, or spinal dysraphism. CMs can be of several types and are more common in females than in males and in children than in adults. This is because they are growing and developing at a rapid rate, which leads them to have a greater amount of skull growth. In this review article, we discuss the various types of CMs, their pathophysiology, clinical features, imaging characteristics, treatment, and why they form an important complex of rare disorders necessary to be diagnosed early.
Coronavirus disease 2019 vaccine acceptance, associated factors and perceived barriers among Dire Dawa university students, Ethiopia
Authors: Mohammed Aminu , Sertsu Adissu , Hailu Mikiale , Legesse Henok 
Published: November 2022

<p><strong>Background:</strong> Corona virus disease-2019 (COVID-19) is a family of severe acute respiratory infection first detected in 2019 in China. It has made high morbidity and mortality across the world. Currently, most countries including Ethiopia have taken preventive measures including vaccine. However, there is still limited evidence in COVID-19 vaccine acceptability and perceived barriers among some subgroups like university students. Therefore, this study was aimed to assess it and fill the information gap to enable intervention.</p><p><strong>Methods:</strong> A cross-sectional study was conducted from April 01 to 30 2022 at Dire Dawa university and 337 students were selected using simple random sampling technique. Data was collected using structured, self-administered questionnaire, entered and cleaned by Epi DATA (Version 3.1) and analyzed using SPSS (Version 22). A p&lt;0.2 at Bivarate to select variables for multivariable and &lt;0.05 at multivariable with 95% CI was considered as statistical significance. </p><p><strong>Results:</strong> COVID-19 vaccine acceptance was 26.7% (95% CI: 22-31.5%). Urban resident (AOR: 3.13, CI: 1.61-6.10), mothers’ education (AOR: 3.48, CI: 1.44-8.43), knowledge (AOR: 2.23, CI: 1.21-4.11) and favorable intention towards COVID-19 prevention (AOR: 2.21, CI: 1.11-4.38) were independent factors associated with COVID-19 vaccine acceptance.</p><p><strong>Conclusions:</strong> COVID-19 vaccine acceptance was lower than national average in Ethiopia. The predictors were residence, mothers’ education, knowledge and intention towards COVID-19 prevention. Major barriers were misconceptions, uncertainty on effectiveness, concern on side effects and a need to know more about the vaccine. Integrated health education campaign on vaccine’s misconception was recommended. </p>
Bedside emergency tracheostomy in Ludwig neck- a dilemma: case report
Authors: Munjal Manish , Kundra Sandeep , Berry Amit , Munjal Shubham , Sharma Salony , . Swati , Talwar Shivam , Chawla Deeksha , Kaur Hardeep , Sandhu Lovleen , Gupta Dhruv 
Published: November 2022

<p class="abstract">A stony hard rigid neck is the typical presentation in the angina of Von Ludwig. Suddenly with excruciating pain generalized severe cellulitis of the neck is noticed. It flares up quickly and extends on either side, in the submandibular, sublingual and submental triangles thereby manifesting as a medical emergency. This necessitates a prompt diagnosis and intervention medical or surgical as the case maybe, lest a life maybe lost. A neck swelling secondary to self-manipulation of a loose dental plate with impacted wire is being reported. This odontogenic infection had accessed the deeper tissues of a neck with elevation of the floor of the mouth obstructing the airway with consequent breathlessness and stridor; with need to regain his airway by emergency tracheostomy. At the same time a cervical fasciotomy was undertaken to drain the potentially involved spaces.</p><p class="abstract"> </p>
Clinical relevance of Bennett\'s contribution – An overview
Authors: Nair K Chandrasekharan , Nair Vivek V , Kumar K Harsha , Ravichandran R , V Prasanth , Janardanan Kavitha 
Published: November 2022

Bennett movement has been extensively discussed in the literature, yet the clinical relevance of Bennett’s contribution in the field of Prosthodontics and restorative dentistry remains unclear. An electronic search of articles in PubMed database for relevant literature published between 1958 until present day was meticulously scrutinized with the following search terms: lateral movements or immediate mandibular lateral translation or mandibular side shift or Bennett side shift or Bennett movement. After conducting an extensive and in-depth review of the literature, the authors were unable to conclusively find the clinical relevance of Bennett movement. Moreover, the logical sequence could not be negated fully. For the beginners in the profession, it is desirable to incorporate this for intellectual and logical satisfaction until new research proves otherwise. The Bennett movement have little or no clinical impact in a restorative occlusal scheme.
Sequência lúdico-didática para treinamento na indústria de alimentos
Authors: Lira Xavier Leticia , Mirely Da Silva SANTOS Sandrelly , Vitória Do Nascimento CUNHA Rayssa , Roberta Dias De FARIAS Ellen , Finkler Leandro 
Published: November 2022

O treinamento é um método eficaz para expandir as habilidades e conhecimentos de funcionários, sendo essencial também na indústria de alimentos, pois garante a capacitação para a execução de ações relativas à qualidade sanitária dos alimentos, boas práticas de higiene, manipulação de alimentos e operacionalização das atividades. Nesse viés, observa-se a possibilidade de implementação de um conjunto de estratégias didáticas para auxiliar na qualificação dos colaboradores. Essas são metodologias alternativas que podem ser empregadas em diferentes setores para auxiliar na aprendizagem de diferentes processos, como as etapas envolvidas no processamento de um produto alimentício. Diante disso, o presente trabalho teve por objetivo abordar e desenvolver estratégias lúdico-didáticas que podem ser utilizadas no treinamento dos colaboradores na indústria de alimentos utilizando como exemplo a produção de compota de mandioca. Para tanto, foram utilizadas seis metodologias alternativas: fluxograma, vídeo, folder, história em quadrinhos, cordel e paródia. Todas foram desenvolvidas pela equipe via plataformas digitais, atendendo às características particulares de cada metodologia. A utilização de recursos baseados em uma aprendizagem dinâmica e multidirecional pode contribuir mais efetivamente na capacitação dos colaboradores visto que são mais atrativos para os indivíduos que as metodologias tradicionais. Tendo em vista esse potencial facilitador, é proposto que a apresentação dos materiais seja feita em uma ordem prática e coordenada que permita aos colaboradores apreender os conceitos a partir de práticas que permitam a integração entre os envolvidos. Portanto, as estratégias lúdicas são potenciais ferramentas que podem ser aplicadas na indústria de alimentos como forma de auxiliar o processo de orientação para a produção a partir da capacitação por treinamento.
Comics in the Anthropocene: Graphic Narratives of Apocalypse, Regeneration and Warning
Authors: Olsza Małgorzata 
Published: November 2022

Narratives of the Anthropocene function in the realm of not only scientific but also popular discourses. Indeed, the most popular narratives of the Anthropocene, namely the story of the apocalypse and the story of progress, with their respective temporalities, are particularly well-represented in comics. The present article looks at the Anthropocene through the lenses of word and image, tracing the response of the medium of comics to the ongoing catastrophe, including Joe Sacco’s Paying the Land (2020), Scott Snyder and Yanick Paquette’s modern take on Swamp Thing (2019) and Richard McGuire’s Here (2014). Paying the Land is a story of the Dene people and their response to the Anthropocene. Drawing on the opposition between nature and progress, it examines whether empathy can stop capitalistic exploitation of Indigenous communities and the land which they cherish. Swamp Thing, seemingly a narrative of environmental apocalypse, also functions as a story of ecological reconciliation and regeneration. Finally, Here builds on and deconstructs the narrative of progress, demonstrating how a specific location has and will be transformed from 3,000,500,000 BCE to 22,175 CE, offering the reader/viewer a non-chronological look at environmental changes. Apart from the visions of the now and the future that these graphic narratives present, temporality coded in their “grammar” (layout, panels and gutters) is also discussed.
Firing up the Anthropocene: Conflagration, Representation and Temporality in Modern Australia
Authors: Hayward Philip 
Published: November 2022

The European colonization of Australia introduced a new population into a continent in which Indigenous people had practiced cyclic burning as a form of ecosystem maintenance since time immemorial. The settlers’ complete disdain for Indigenous knowledge and related practices caused these customs to largely fall into disuse. One result of this was an increased vulnerability of landscapes to bush fires, a factor that has risen to the fore in the early twenty-first century. The fires that have swept across the landscape with increasing frequency and ferocity have provoked fears of a rolling, fiery apocalypse that might make living in many areas of the continent untenable. This marks a new phase of settler anxiety that has been fuelled by extensive coverage of fires on broadcast and digital media platforms. Blending discussions of Indigenous culture, 19th-21st-century European settler visual art, literature and modern communications media, this article begins by examining the nature of Anthropocene modernity and the very different worldviews and practices of Australian Indigenous peoples. Particular attention is given to senses of time and of living and working with fire. Subsequent sections open up the topic with regard to the planetary present and how we might adjust to the future.
Márkomeannu#2118, the Future is Already Here: Imagining a Sámi Future at the Intersection of Art and Activism
Authors: De Vivo Erika 
Published: November 2022

The 2018 edition of the Sámi festival Márkomeannu elaborated a narrative about the future of both the environment and society by articulating fears of an oncoming apocalypse and hopes for Indigenous Sámi futures through a concept presented to festivalgoers via site-specific scenography, visual narratives, and performances. This essay, addressing the festival as a site of artistic activism, reveals the conceptual bases and cultural significance of the festival-plot in relation to Indigenous Sámi cosmologies, the past and the possible future(s) in our time marked by escalating climate change. I argue that Márkomeannu-2018, providing a narrative about the future in which, amidst the Western societies’ dystopic colonial implosion, Indigenous people thrive, can be regarded as an expression of Indigenous Futurism. Counterpointing 19th-century theories predicting the imminent vanishing of Indigenous peoples while positioning the Sámi as modern Indigenous peoples with both a past and a future, this narrative constitutes an act of empowerment. Sámi history and intangible cultural heritage constituted repositories of meaning whereas a folktale constituted a framework for the festival-plot while providing an allegorical tool to read the present.
“The Only Way Out Is In”: Transcending Modernity and Embracing Interconnectedness in Gary Snyder and Kenneth White
Authors: Kocot Monika 
Published: November 2022

It seems that in order to overcome the current ecological crisis we need a new (global?) narrative. If the narrative of “progress” that has functioned as one of the Western cultural myths is linked to the notions of modernity and Enlightenment, then perhaps we need a new vision of modernity and “enlightenment.” This change might become part of a paradigm shift associated with a new view of ecology and the natural world, as proposed by Thich Nhat Hanh, the father of engaged Buddhism in the West. This paper aims to show how Gary Snyder and Kenneth White, two like-minded world-renowned poets and environmental activists, contribute to a new cultural paradigm: transmodernity. The non-dualism and Eastern philosophy that White and Snyder find valuable represent a rejection of Western modernity, and its cult of progress and telos. The emphasis will be placed on the importance of the Hua-Yen Buddhist philosophy, centred upon the metaphor of “Indra’s net,” and the ways in which it informs Snyder’s and White’s writing and Earth-centred activism. Snyder’s Buddhist anarchism is nowadays, more than ever before, intertwined with deep ecology. White’s radical geopoetics is becoming more and more popular, showing that the paradigm is shifting. As I will argue, the impact of “Indra’s net” on the dynamics of this gradual process is undeniable.
The Butterfly Effect: Creating and Recreating the Story of Madame Butterfly, on Paper and on Stage
Authors: Szuster Magdalena 
Published: November 2022

The consequences of the partially coerced opening of Japan to the Western world in the second half of the 19th century went far beyond economic and political goals and considerations. The previously secluded land almost instantly became a source of artistic inspiration and endless fascination. Japonisme, the term by which the latest craze become known in France, was no passing fad. For many decades, Western artists, most of whom had never set foot in Japan, derived profound inspiration from all facets of the mysterious culture which unfolded in the period. Thus, with scant information and a lack of accurate records being available, common gossip and unfounded rumor filled in the blanks of official reports and naval tales, connecting the dots between the real and the imagined. In this paper, I succinctly examine the story of Madame Butterfly, cutting across time, genre and borders in the works of John Luther Long, David Belasco, Giacomo Puccini and Claude-Michel Schönberg/Alain Boublil. I contextualize the selected narratives within their socio-political frameworks, but also consider the ramifications of the past and present-day adaptations from the 21st-century perspective, in the light of current struggles for (adequate) representation. Lastly, I examine the production of Miss Saigon (2019–22) at the Music Theatre of Łódź, Poland to compare how the staging of such a musical in a predominantly racially homogenous country affects the perception of Orientalist works. As such this section is a case study based on personal interviews conducted by the author with the producers and cast members.