bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
ANALISIS PENGARUH RETURN ON ASSET (ROA), NET PROFIT MARGIN (NPM) DAN FIRM SIZE TERHADAP NILAI PERUSAHAAN DENGAN DEWAN KOMISARIS INDEPENDEN SEBAGAI VARIABEL MODERATING (Studi Pada Perusahaan Tekstil dan Garmen Yang Terdaftar Di BEI Tahun 2015-2020)
Authors: Hidayah Juliatul , Asrin  
Published: November 2022

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh Return On Asset (ROA), Net Profit Margin (NPM) dan Firm Size terhadap nilai perusahaan dengan komisaris independen sebagai variabel moderating pada perusahaan tekstil dan garmen yang terdaftar di BEI tahun 2015-2020. Populasi penelitian ini sebanyak 21 pada pperusahaan tekstil dan garmen dengan metode pengambilan sampel yang digunakan adalah metode purposive sampling, sehingga diperoleh 15 sampel perusahaan untuk 6 tahun pengamatan (2015-2020). Teknik analisis data yang digunakan adalah Moderated Regression Analysis (MRA), dengan uji asumsi klasik seperti uji normalitas, uji autokorelasi, uji heterokesdatisitas dan uji multikolinearitas kemudian uji hipotesis. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan Return On Asset (ROA), Net Profit Margin (NPM) dan Firm Size tidak berpengaruh terhadap nilai perusahaan, sedangkan komisaris independen tidak mampu memoderasi Return On Asset (ROA), Net Profit Margin (NPM) dan Firm Size dengan nilai perusahaan.
Kurragömmasyntaxen
Authors: Blomqvist Jim 
Published: November 2022

Hide-and-Seek Syntax: The Grammar of Poetic Language in Ann Jäderlund’s Poetry
In the initial stage of the so-called ”Jäderlund debate” of the late 1980s, literary critic Tommy Olofsson essentially characterized Ann Jäderlund’s poetry as meaningless. In response, Åsa Beckman claimed that Olofsson’s inability to understand Jäderlund’s poetry was due to his utter lack of insight into female experience. This difference of opinion proves the necessity of distinguishing between the poem as part of a literary convention and the poem as part of a sociocultural ontology: how a poem makes meaning is different from an interpretation of what it means. The purpose of this article is to analyze syntax and grammar in Jäderlund’s poetry. Jäderlund has been referred to as a ”difficult” poet; in part, due to her unconventional, and often ungram matical, use of language. Examined in terms of motifs and plot, the poems exhibit special syntactical categories with regard to the function and position of words within individual verse lines. The aim of this article is to show the central active constituents in an interpretation of poetic language. The objects of analysis are two poems from Jäderlund’s sixth collection, Kalender röd Levande av is (Calender Red Alive with Ice, 2000). This work was chosen in order to expand upon two previous analyses of this material: Staffan Bergsten’s, ”Ann Jäderlund’s Tranformation Poetics”, and Mikael van Reis’s, ”Ann Jäderlund’s Syntax”. The main analysis is preceded by a short discussion of key elements in Bergsten’s and van Reis’s texts, and a theoretical discussion of the principles of poetic language. The conclusion of the article connects my analysis to feminist research in order to show how the inner structure of the poem creates meaning within an ideological environment, and to show that social conflicts are activated in the aesthetic structure of the poems.
Att tala för missionen
Authors: Hedberg Andreas 
Published: November 2022

To Speak for the Mission: Metaphors and Rhetorical Strategies in Mission Booklets Published by Evangeliska Fosterlands-Stiftelsen 1897–1921
This paper analyzes metaphors and rhetorical patterns in mission booklets published by, and circulated within, Evangeliska Fosterlands-Stiftelsen, a missionary movement that was (and remains) a part of Svenska kyrkan (known until recently as the Lutheran Church of Sweden). The booklets were an attempt to promote Lutheran missions in East Africa, Central India and among sailors. This paper focuses on booklets concerned with the mission in India, and examines different forms of argumentation present in these publications, using the terms ethos, pathos and logos, the three modes of persuasion discussed by Aristotle. The booklets rely heavily on pathos, especially when dealing with the day-to-day work of the missionaries, while logos is mainly reserved for presenting the mission’s project from the perspective of the homeland. Through the use of recurrent metaphors, the Christian faith is associated with light, life and freedom, while ”the heathens” are associated with darkness, weakness and captivity.
Recensioner
Authors: Williams Anna , Matthis Moa , Skuncke Marie-Christine , Härnsten Hedvig , Andersen Britt , Lenemark Christian , Vulovic Jimmy , Samuelsson Lina , Lönngren Ann-Sofie , Öhman Anders 
Published: November 2022

CECILIA ANNELLBEGÄRETS POLITISKA POTENTIAL. FEMINISTISKA MOTSTÅNDSSTRATEGIER I ELIN WÄGNERS PENNSKAFTET, GABRIELE REUTERS AUS GUTER FAMILIE, HILMA ANGERED-STRANDBERGS LYDIA VIK OCH GRETE MEISEL-HESS DIE INTELLEKTUELLEN Lund: Ellerströms (Eureka, Ellerströms akademiska, 52) 2016, 413 s.(diss. Stockholm)
KARL BERGLUNDMORDFÖRPACKNINGAR. OMSLAG, TITLAR OCH KRINGMATERIAL TILL SVENSKA POCKETDECKARE 1998–2011Uppsala, Avdelningen för litteratursociologi, 2016, 283 s.
HELENE BLOMQVISTNORDENFLYCHTS NEJ. ETT UPPLYSNINGSRELIGIÖST SPÄNNINGSFÄLT OCH DESS LITTERÄRA MANIFESTATIONERMöklinta: Gidlunds, 2016 (260 s.)
ALVA DAHLI SKRIFTENS GRÄNSTRAKTER. INTERPUNKTIONENS FUNKTIONER I TRE SAMTIDA SVENSKA ROMANER Uppsala: Uppsala universitet, Institutionen för nordiska språk, 2015, 245 s. (diss. Uppsala)
JOHAN EDLUNDMODERNITET OCH MYT. AVFÖRTROLLNING OCH ÅTERFÖRTROLLNING I KNUT HAMSUNS SULT, MYSTERIER OCH PANLund: Språk- och litteraturcentrum, Lunds universitet 2015, 330 s. (diss. Lund)
ADAM HAMMONDLITERATURE IN THE DIGITAL AGE. AN INTRODUCTIONCambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2016, 233 s.
EMMA HILBORNVÄRLDAR I BRAND. FIKTION, POLITIK OCH ROMANTIK I DET TIDIGA 1900-TALETS UNGSOCIALISTISKA PRESSHöör: Agerings bokförlag, 2014, 353 s. (diss. Lund)
TORBJÖRN FORSLID, JON HELGASON, LISBETH LARSSON, CHRISTIAN LENEMARK, ANDERS OHLSSON & ANN STEINER HÖSTENS BÖCKER. LITTERÄRA VÄRDEFÖRHANDLINGAR 2013Göteborg/Stockholm: Makadam, 2015, 411 s.
ANDERS JOHANSSONSJÄLVSKRIVNA MÄN. SUBJEKTIVERINGENS DIALEKTIKGöteborg: Glänta produktion, 2015, 231 s.KÄRLEKSFÖRKLARING. SUBJEKTIVERINGENS DIALEKTIKGöteborg: Glänta produktion, 2015, 194 s.
YVONNE LEFFLERSIGGE STARK. SVERIGES MEST PRODUKTIVA, UTSKÄLLDA OCH LÄSTA FÖRFATTAREGöteborg: Göteborgs universitet, Institutionen för litteratur, idéhistoria och religion, 2015 (303 s.)
"Skott, jag tror jag hör skott"
Authors: Holmqvist Jenny 
Published: November 2022

”Shots, I think I hear shots”: The Use of Repetition in Monika Fagerholm’s The American Girl
This article examines the role and use of repetition in Monika Fagerholm’s novel Den amerikanska flickan (The American Girl, 2005) through a narrative, stylistic and a psychoanalytic reading. Using the work of Bruce F. Kawin, I illustrate how Fagerholm uses a permissive style, which relies on an emphasis generated by repetition. The article also examines how the novel utilizes repetition to manage time, and examines how Sigmund Freud’s notion of ”repetition compulsion” applies to the novel’s characters. The article concludes that Den amerikanska flickan repeatedly uses popular culture, quotations and music until the work itself becomes something beyond its many allusions.
Throughout, I illustrate how repetition permeates the novel in terms of both its theme and characters. Fagerholm is a postmodern author who knows how to challenge the concept of truth, and her novel questions whether a story can be told at all. It could be argued that Fagerholm’s style of writing constitutes an aesthetics of doubt, or search for the truth: a search for anorigin tale, which is biased and therefore impossible to capture.
"Min favoritfigur är Maria Gripe. Är det okej om jag kallar henne Gibban?"
Authors: Hellström Martin 
Published: November 2022

”My favorite character is Maria Gripe. Is it okay if I call her Gibban?” Co-Researching Literary Conversations about Maria Gripe’s I vår lilla stad Trilogy
This article studies Maria Gripe’s firtst three novels, I vår lilla stad (In Our Little Town, 1954), När det snöade (When it Snowed, 1955) and Kung Laban kommer (King Laban Comes, 1956). The study involves a group of children, all of whom have read these works, and describes a method that facilitates the use of children’s interpretations of children’s literature within the field of academic literary studies. As a point of departure, the method focuses on the standpoints found within the field of Citizen Science, which allows people outside academia to contribute to science through their own experiences. In this case, this concerns the experience of being a child and being part of the target group for the texts used in this study. Aidan Chambers’ ”book talk” method was used to gather the children’s interpretations of the works. Conversations were recorded and transcribed, and interpretations were put together through quotations from the dialogues, and via summaries and analyses of the book talks. With regard to Maria Gripe’s first three works, Chambers’ book-talk method (whereby students take an active part in the research) revealed that the violation of genre-conventions in these works lead to an insecurity on the part of the reader; namely, readers weren’t sure how to approach the works. Previous research and reviews have claimed that these works are unoriginal in relation to other stories with live cuddly toys. By contrast, Chambers’ book-talk method illustrates that, in the first part of the trilogy, Gripe’s violation of the division into separate episodes (in favor of a detective plot) generates confusion on the part of the reader regarding which genre the work falls into. It also leads to difficulties in understanding whether, for instance, the animals are to be regarded as speaking animals, or as living cuddly toys. This article is the first result of a long-term study which intends to analyze Gripe’s authorship in its entirety through Chambers’ version of book talks.
"Jag fick en ny nalle. Jag fick ett nytt land"
Authors: Warnqvist Åsa 
Published: November 2022

”I got a new teddybear. I got a new country”: Depictions of Escape from War in Swedish Picturebooks, 2014–2016
This article analyzes 17 picturebooks depicting escape from war, all of which were published in Sweden between 2014 and 2016. Much like children’s books about Finnish child refugees of the Second World War, these picturebooks seldom problematize the actual experience of escaping war and arriving in a new country. My analysis shows how the authors and picturebook illustrators of these works generally choose to depict escape from war as a form of travel, or adventure story with a happy ending, rather than focusing on escape as a trauma. Overall, the works adhere to an older tradition, demonstrating a conservative view of the home and nuclear family. The authors’ and illustrators’ strategy to make such an escape comprehensible to younger children is thus to focus on stability and traditional values. However, as this article shows, this traditional framework does not necessarily make the picturebooks’ characters any less mobile than the mobile child subjects of international children’s and youth literature. According to recent scholarship, such literature challenges previous patterns by foregrounding homelessness and the formation of affiliations through choice, rather than filial ties.
Norrland som identitet och periferi
Authors: Öhman Anders 
Published: November 2022

Norrland as Identity and Periphery
In this article I discuss the attempt, on the part of Swedish authors Pelle Molin, Olof Högberg and Gustav Hedenvind-Eriksson, to construct a Norrlandic identity around the turn of the twentieth century. Although Norrland is a part of Sweden, it has often been looked upon as something ”other”. Historically, there is a long tradition of viewing Norrland as a periphery, and as the great unknown. From the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, when Norrland first became a concept to the rest of Sweden, it was as region lacking an identity of its own. Norr land was regarded as an object for the central power of Sweden, a view that might be labelled ”colonial”. Norrland was fundamentally conceived of as exotic ”nature” – that is, as the oppo site of culture – due to the fact that it supplied the natural resources which helped to create wealth in Sweden: the forests, the ore fields, and hydropower. The end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th witnessed attempts to construct another Norrland, with a history and a cultural identity of its own. It is particularly in fiction that this different Norrland begins to come into being.
Havet som förbinder och skiljer åt
Authors: Österlund Mia 
Published: November 2022

United and Divided by the Baltic Sea: Framed Silence in the Depiction of Finnish War Children during the Second World War
Set in the 1940s, during the Second World War, Ulf Stark and Stina Wirsén’s picturebook Systern från havet (The Sister from the Sea, 2015) uses the Baltic Sea as a central referent in the story of a Finnish girl evacuee sent off to Sweden. Drawing on Lydia Kokkola’s theory of ”framed silence” in the narration of traumatic war memories for children, this article investigates how the wordless depiction of the Baltic Sea functions as a metonym for a child’s war experience. Wirsén’s reductive visual style makes use of contour, negative space and space in order to frame the silent parts of the narration considered too traumatic to reiterate to a young audience.
The concept of ”framed silence” traces absences and reductions in the narration, and seeks to discover the meaning of what is left out or told via metonymy. In this article, I argue that Stark and Wirsén’s picturebook encapsulates an implied story about the most extensive evacuation of children during wartime in European history. The war-child genre is contextualized within the framework of this historical picturebook, but the narrative also alludes to contemporary issues, such as European migration and refugee crises.
Prevalence and aetiology of neck masses among patients receiving surgical services at Muhimbili National Hospital, Tanzania
Authors: Abraham Zephania Saitabau , Mathias Mary , Mapondella Kassim Babu , Kahinga Aveline Aloyce , Ntunaguzi Daudi , Massawe Enica Richard 
Published: November 2022

Background: Neck masses are found in all age groups from many causes, ranging from congenital to acquired pathology. There is paucity of data on neck masses in Tanzania and at Muhimbili National Hospital, prevalence of neck masses is not yet known. The aim of this study was thus to address this gap.
Methods: Descriptive cross sectional study was done from July to December 2016 involving patients who were admitted in surgical wards. Structured questionnaires were filled after thorough head and neck evaluation of patients. Data analys isby SPSS version 20 and p-value<0.05 was considered to be statistically significant.
Results: The overall prevalence of neck masses was found to be 14.1% and proportion of neck masses was found to increase as the age increase. Anterior triangle was the commonest anatomical site (53.8%). Most of the neck masses (65.7%) were malignant and the age group most involved was >60 years (P-value 0.000). Among the malignant neck masses squamous cell carcinoma was the leading variant (54.1%) and most of themalignant neck masses were metastatic nodes from primary cancers in the upper aerodigestive tract (67.21%).
Conclusion: This study has unveiled neck masses at MNH to be prevalent and the proportion of neck masses increase age increase. Anterior triangle was the leading anatomical site. Most of the neck masses were malignant and majority of them were metastatic nodes from upper aerodigestive tract.
Any neck mass especially in adults needs thorough evaluation including upper aerodigestive assessment to rule out the possibility of malignancy.
Maternal Complications of Severe Pre-Eclampsia at a Tertiary Level Hospital In Zambia
Authors: Nyirenda James , Kasonka L , Vwalika B 
Published: November 2022

Objectives: The objective of the study was to describe the maternal outcomes and mode of delivery among women with Severe pre-eclampsia (SPE) admitted to the University teaching Hospitals- Women and Newborn Hospital (UTHWNH).
Materials and Methods: This descriptive study analysed cases of 175 women with Severe Preeclampsia admitted to the Mother and New Born Hospital between June and December 2017. Women meeting the criteria were identified antenatal and enrolled into the study after delivery to obtain data using the maternity record book and face-face interviews for clarification. The data was analysed using SPSS to obtain frequency distributions of outcomes of interest that was illustrated in charts and tables.
Results: The age range for the women was 15 - 41 years. Frequency of complications from SPE increased with advancing age towards 35 years and above. Unemployment and living in low cost housing was associated with higher risk of complication from SPE. HELLP Syndrome occurred in 10.3% of women with SPE and so did placental abruption. IUFD was a complication in 28% of the pregnant women. Most women (34%) delivered through induction of labour. The 30-34 weeks was the peak gestation period associated with the most complications of SPE in the pregnant women.
Conclusion: SPE is a pregnancy condition with serious potential consequences for the mother and the fetus.
Histopathologic Pattern of Posterior Cranial Fossa Tumours in a West African Tertiary Hospital
Authors: Salami A , Adeleye A , Oyemolade T , Ajani M , Usiholo A , Nweke M , Adeolu A 
Published: November 2022

Introduction: The posterior cranial fossa contains many vital structures and mortality of patients with tumours occurring in this area is high. Studies done in other geographic locations showed a higher occurrence of posterior cranial fossa tumours in paediatric patients while benign tumours were more commonly seen. Epidemiological data of tumours in this area in our environment is scarce. This study was done to ascertain the histopathologic pattern of tumours in the posterior cranial fossa in a predominantly black population.
Method: A ten-year retrospective study of histologically diagnosed posterior cranial fossa tumours seen in our hospital facility was done. A total of 72 cases in which neurosurgical intervention was carried out were identified and this included all age groups. The age, sex, site of tumour and histological diagnosis were extracted from the patients' records.
Result: Adult patients predominated with 55.6% while the paediatric patients were 44.4%. The male to female ratio in the paediatric patients was 2.56:1 but the ratio was equal in the adult patients. WHO grade 1 tumours were the commonest tumours seen (45.8%) while grade II tumours were the least (4.2%). Medulloblastomas (20.83%), Pilocytic astrocytomas (18.6%) and Meningiomas (8.33%) were the commonest tumours seen. Commonest locations are in the cerebellar hemispheres (56.9%) and the fourth ventricle (13.89%).
Conclusion: Our study showed a higher occurrence of Medulloblastomas in contrast to other studies which have shown more of Schwannomas, a tumour type that was rare in this study. The relatively low number of metastatic tumours in this study may be due to lack of presentation of such patients.
Knowledge and Beliefs of Informal Caregivers of Children with Cerebral Palsy in Nigeria Concerning Cerebral Palsy
Authors: Adegbemigun Oluwafemi D , Hamzat Talhatu K , Olaleye Olubukola A 
Published: November 2022

Background: Caregivers of children with Cerebral Palsy (CP) play an important role in the habilitation of their wards. Their knowledge and beliefs about CP may affect their disposition to habilitation and the quality of care and habilitation their wards would receive. Knowledge and beliefs of informal caregivers of children with CP in Southwest, Nigeriawere investigated in this study.
Methods: Ninety-three informal caregivers (relatives or friends) of children with CP who routinely provide an average of 3-5hours of care per week without pay were surveyed. A 56-item questionnaire was used to collect information onsocio-demographics, knowledge and beliefs of the informal caregivers about CP. Data were summarized using descriptive statistics of mean, percentages and standard deviation.
Results: Participants were aged 36.6 ±8.6 years and their age ranged from 16-66 years. Majority of the respondents (n = 85; 91.4%) were female. Most of the participants (n = 87; 93.5%) were married and (62.4%) had completed tertiary education. Sixty six(71%) respondents reported good knowledge while 9(9.7%) reported poor knowledge about cerebral palsy. Most of the caregivers responded correctly in expressing their belief, causes and management of cerebral palsy.
Conclusions: Informal caregivers of children with cerebral palsy in southwestern Nigeria had good knowledge and positive beliefs about cerebral palsy hence the need to ensure that they seek appropriate intervention to this condition.
Current Global Perspectives on the Pharmacotherapy of Helicobacter Pylori Infection: Therapeutic Implications for Sub-saharan Africa
Authors: Ezeala Christian Chinyere , Akapelwa Tumelo Muyenga 
Published: November 2022

Helicobacter pylori is associated with many clinical conditions including gastric and extra-gastric pathologies. Prevalence is high in most Sub-Saharan African countries where data is available.Its association with diseases is not fully established in the region. Due to emergence of antibiotic resistance, the conventional triple and quadruple therapies using proton pump inhibitors and antimicrobial agents are now obsolete. Many Western countries have revised their therapeutic guidelines with a common recommendation to determine prior patient exposure to antibiotics, determine local drug resistance patterns and eradication rates, use higher doses of proton pump inhibitors, and include bismuth sub-citrate if clarithromycin resistance is suspected. Sub-Saharan African countries lack data on these making it difficult to apply these recommendations. The countries in Sub-Saharan Africa need to recognize the growing clinical importance of H. pylori and initiate programs to determine its local epidemiology, drug resistance, and its association with diseases in the region. Collaborative effort is required to achieve these goals and establishment of regional reference laboratories for monitoring drug resistance may be helpful.
An Adaptation of the Hoshen-Kopelman Cluster Counting Algorithm for Honeycomb Networks
Authors: Popova Hristina 
Published: November 2022

We develop a simplified implementation of the Hoshen-Kopelman cluster countingalgorithm adapted for honeycomb networks.In our implementation of the algorithm we assume that all nodes in the networkare occupied and links between nodes can be intact or broken. The algorithm counts how many clusters there are in the network and determineswhich nodes belong to each cluster. The network information is stored intotwo sets of data. The first one is related to the connectivity of the nodes andthe second one to the state of links. The algorithm finds all clusters in onlyone scan across the network and thereafter cluster relabeling operates on avector whose size is much smaller than the size of the network. Countingthe number of clusters of each size, the algorithm determines the clustersize probability distribution from which the mean cluster size parameter canbe estimated. Although our implementation of the Hoshen-Kopelman algorithmworks only for networks with a honeycomb (hexagonal) structure, itcan be easily changed to be applied for networks with arbitrary connectivitybetween the nodes (triangular, square, etc.).The proposed adaptation of the Hoshen-Kopelman cluster counting algorithmis applied to studying the thermal degradation of a graphene-like honeycombmembrane by means of Molecular Dynamics simulation with a Langevin thermostat.ACM Computing Classification System (1998): F.2.2, I.5.3.