cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032763.v1
title: UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH IN THE CONTEXTS OF BASIC AND HIGHER EDUCATION: FROM OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS TO TRAINING ASPECTS

description: ABSTRACT Undergraduate research projects, traditionally implemented in higher education, have also been present at high school level. Based on this reality, we aim at analyzing, comparatively, undergraduate research projects in these two contexts regarding their principles and guidelines recommended in official documents and training aspects in educational practices. In this sense, for both levels of education, we have selected official documents dealing with this science education policy, as well as final reports on undergraduate research projects in the area of Linguistics and Literature. The data were analyzed based on reflections about education through research and studies concerning literacy and academic literacy, using a qualitative-interpretative approach. The analyses indicate that the official documents, in both contexts, are based on similar conceptions, mainly the research as pedagogical principle, but there are investment differences which are significantly bigger in higher education. The reports, in turn, suggest the conduction of similar activities/routines in the process of construction and socialization of scientific knowledge, materialized in texts that demonstrate knowledge and difficulties that are independent of the education level. Therefore, in the situation we investigated, there are more similarities than differences between undergraduate research programs in both high school and higher education, especially when it comes to training aspects, although the projects develop in different settings.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032765.v1
title: HIGHER EDUCATION PROFESSOR QUALIFICATION AND THE APPROPRIATION OF THE GENRES OF THE PROFESSIONAL MÉTIER

description: ABSTRACT Immersed in the themes of language and teacher and professor qualification, based on the theoretical frameworks of Literacy Studies and the theory of discourse genres, in dialogue with studies on identity (Cultural Studies), in this paper, we seek to conduct an inventory of the discourse genres that constitute the higher education professor metier and to reflect on its importance as artifacts that are part of the professor’s work and which, consequently, also constitute himself/herself. Research on the identity and training/qualification of the professor led to the understanding that, depending on the institution and the institutional and socio-cultural contexts in which these professors are inserted, they have increasing and different demands which also affect the identity of these professionals. The study reveals that such demands are associated with scientific-pedagogical, political-administrative and personal competencies, necessary for the performance of the numerous activities related to teaching, research, extension and university management, all of which are intertwined with language and they inform us about the need to insert this professional in those literacy events and practices.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032765
title: HIGHER EDUCATION PROFESSOR QUALIFICATION AND THE APPROPRIATION OF THE GENRES OF THE PROFESSIONAL MÉTIER

description: ABSTRACT Immersed in the themes of language and teacher and professor qualification, based on the theoretical frameworks of Literacy Studies and the theory of discourse genres, in dialogue with studies on identity (Cultural Studies), in this paper, we seek to conduct an inventory of the discourse genres that constitute the higher education professor metier and to reflect on its importance as artifacts that are part of the professor’s work and which, consequently, also constitute himself/herself. Research on the identity and training/qualification of the professor led to the understanding that, depending on the institution and the institutional and socio-cultural contexts in which these professors are inserted, they have increasing and different demands which also affect the identity of these professionals. The study reveals that such demands are associated with scientific-pedagogical, political-administrative and personal competencies, necessary for the performance of the numerous activities related to teaching, research, extension and university management, all of which are intertwined with language and they inform us about the need to insert this professional in those literacy events and practices.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032768
title: THE DISCOURSES ON VEGANISM IN PHILOSOPHY POPULARISATION MAGAZINES IN BRAZIL AND FRANCE

description: ABSTRACT In this article we compare the discourses of two philosophy popularisation magazines, one Brazilian and the other French. By doing so, we seek to answer two questions formulated in our postdoctoral project on the discourses of philosophy popularisation magazines in Brazil and France, namely: “How is philosophy presented in Brazilian and French magazines?” and “What is intended with philosophy popularisation in Brazil and France?”. To this end, we selected two articles on the topic of veganism in the Brazilian magazine Filosofia Ciência & Vida and in the French magazine Philosophie Magazine, both published in 2018. The methodology used in the analyses is the comparative discourse analysis, as it has been worked on in Brazil from a Bakhtinian perspective. Thus, we analyse how the evaluative intonations, through the lexical choices made by the authors of the Brazilian and French utterances, contribute to a favourable or not argumentation to veganism. The analysis of dialogic relationships and the forms of transmitting the alien discourse allow us to observe how the dialogue between different spheres of human activity takes place in both magazines, contributing to the elucidation of the role of philosophy popularisation in Brazilian and French magazines.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032768.v1
title: THE DISCOURSES ON VEGANISM IN PHILOSOPHY POPULARISATION MAGAZINES IN BRAZIL AND FRANCE

description: ABSTRACT In this article we compare the discourses of two philosophy popularisation magazines, one Brazilian and the other French. By doing so, we seek to answer two questions formulated in our postdoctoral project on the discourses of philosophy popularisation magazines in Brazil and France, namely: “How is philosophy presented in Brazilian and French magazines?” and “What is intended with philosophy popularisation in Brazil and France?”. To this end, we selected two articles on the topic of veganism in the Brazilian magazine Filosofia Ciência & Vida and in the French magazine Philosophie Magazine, both published in 2018. The methodology used in the analyses is the comparative discourse analysis, as it has been worked on in Brazil from a Bakhtinian perspective. Thus, we analyse how the evaluative intonations, through the lexical choices made by the authors of the Brazilian and French utterances, contribute to a favourable or not argumentation to veganism. The analysis of dialogic relationships and the forms of transmitting the alien discourse allow us to observe how the dialogue between different spheres of human activity takes place in both magazines, contributing to the elucidation of the role of philosophy popularisation in Brazilian and French magazines.
DOI: 10.17608/k6.auckland.9927278.v1
title: World list of isopod species and their authorities.xlsx

description: This dataset contains a list of the world's isopod species obtained from the World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS), as well as a list of first authors from the species' descriptions.Additional information on the environment, authorities and year of description is provided.Temporal range from 1758 to 2018.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032769
title: REPRESENTATIONS ABOUT THE TEACHING OF PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE IN A RURAL SCHOOL

description: ABSTRACT This research investigates discursive representations about the teaching of the Portuguese Language (PL), in a rural school in the Northern Region of Brazil. We take a transdisciplinary approach to Applied Linguistics and use theoretical assumptions of scientific education and discursive theories of language. Such assumptions inform the qualitative approach of the linguistic analysis carried out. The research data are constituted from a semi-structured interview, carried out before a pedagogical intervention within the scope of the research project ConGraEduC (CNPq 441194/2019-2). For this paper, we considered the answers presented by students from basic education to eight out of fifteen questions in a script. For the analysis of the answers, we considered the interweaving between the intra and interdiscourse, in order to investigate the memory evoked by the participants when enunciating about PL and, especially, about grammar. Results suggest that grammar is represented both by a silencing and by the discourse of normativity once students claim not to know it and conceive language as a mere set of rules.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032769.v1
title: REPRESENTATIONS ABOUT THE TEACHING OF PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE IN A RURAL SCHOOL

description: ABSTRACT This research investigates discursive representations about the teaching of the Portuguese Language (PL), in a rural school in the Northern Region of Brazil. We take a transdisciplinary approach to Applied Linguistics and use theoretical assumptions of scientific education and discursive theories of language. Such assumptions inform the qualitative approach of the linguistic analysis carried out. The research data are constituted from a semi-structured interview, carried out before a pedagogical intervention within the scope of the research project ConGraEduC (CNPq 441194/2019-2). For this paper, we considered the answers presented by students from basic education to eight out of fifteen questions in a script. For the analysis of the answers, we considered the interweaving between the intra and interdiscourse, in order to investigate the memory evoked by the participants when enunciating about PL and, especially, about grammar. Results suggest that grammar is represented both by a silencing and by the discourse of normativity once students claim not to know it and conceive language as a mere set of rules.
DOI: 10.17608/k6.auckland.9927278
title: World list of isopod species and their authorities.xlsx

description: This dataset contains a list of the world's isopod species obtained from the World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS), as well as a list of first authors from the species' descriptions.Additional information on the environment, authorities and year of description is provided.Temporal range from 1758 to 2018.
DOI: 10.17608/k6.auckland.9927278.v2
title: World list of isopod species and their authorities.xlsx

description: This dataset contains a list of the world's isopod species obtained from the World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS), as well as a list of first authors from the species' descriptions.Additional information on the environment, authorities and year of description is provided.Temporal range from 1758 to 2018.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032790
title: Stingless bee honey: technical regulation proposal

description: Summary Stingless bee honeys are unique products from the Brazilian biodiversity, present and appreciated by popular culture since the original peoples of the Americas. The greater acidity and moisture content of this honey make its flavour unusual and its viscosity lower when compared with the honey from the exotic species Apis mellifera. Due to these differences, this product requires the establishment of specific physical and chemical parameters to serve as a reference for both quality control and marketing purposes. Based on research carried out by Embrapa and the Institute of Food Technology in Campinas, Brazil, and also on a literature review of several scientific studies carried out by other research and educational institutes, this communication aims to clarify the peculiarities of this product and present a proposal for a Technical Regulation for stingless bee honeys aimed at its marketing in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, thus contributing to the availability of a safe product of good quality for the final consumer.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032790.v1
title: Stingless bee honey: technical regulation proposal

description: Summary Stingless bee honeys are unique products from the Brazilian biodiversity, present and appreciated by popular culture since the original peoples of the Americas. The greater acidity and moisture content of this honey make its flavour unusual and its viscosity lower when compared with the honey from the exotic species Apis mellifera. Due to these differences, this product requires the establishment of specific physical and chemical parameters to serve as a reference for both quality control and marketing purposes. Based on research carried out by Embrapa and the Institute of Food Technology in Campinas, Brazil, and also on a literature review of several scientific studies carried out by other research and educational institutes, this communication aims to clarify the peculiarities of this product and present a proposal for a Technical Regulation for stingless bee honeys aimed at its marketing in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, thus contributing to the availability of a safe product of good quality for the final consumer.
DOI: 10.17632/3dh3j8cbzs.1
title: Fatty acid profiles of shrimp Xiphopenaeus spp.  in Canaéia and Ubatuba sites from São Paulo state, Brazil

description: These data describe the fatty acid profile of Xiphopenaeus spp. separated by sex and age of two distinct regions (Cananéia in and Ubatuba) from state of São Paulo, Brazil.
Analyzes were conducted through muscle samples. Acid methyl esters were extracted from the freeze-dried samples using a direct transesterification procedure with 2.5% (v:v) sulphuric acid in methanol as described by De Troch et al. (2012).  Fatty acids composition analysis of the shrimps was carried out using a gas chromatograph (GC) (HP 7890B, Agilent Technologies, Diegem, Belgium) equipped with a flame ionization detector (FID) and connected to an Agilent 5977A Mass Selective Detector (MSD) (Agilent Technologies, Diegem, Belgium).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032883
title: Organizational commitment of health surveillance workers in municipalities of the state of Goiás, Brazil

description: This is a field study, with a quantitative approach, on the level of organizational commitment among municipal health surveillance inspectors. An analysis was made of possible differences between the sample groups, which were divided according to their sociodemographic characteristic s. The study included 335 inspectors from 53 Goiás, Brazil, municipalities, who responded to the 2011 Organizational Commitment Scale Bases. The scale covers seven different types of ties that employees have with the institutions they work for, as well as personal and professional data. The analyses were descriptive, variance, and chi-square tests. Noted were a high affective commitment and high sense of obligation for job performance, low feelings of affiliation and obligation to continue working in municipal health surveillance, in addition to differences between groups when the individual and professional characteristics were taken into account. The area's public managers should pay attention to the importance of human resources in the development of public policies and prioritize actions that result in high levels of commitment among these professionals.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032883.v1
title: Organizational commitment of health surveillance workers in municipalities of the state of Goiás, Brazil

description: This is a field study, with a quantitative approach, on the level of organizational commitment among municipal health surveillance inspectors. An analysis was made of possible differences between the sample groups, which were divided according to their sociodemographic characteristic s. The study included 335 inspectors from 53 Goiás, Brazil, municipalities, who responded to the 2011 Organizational Commitment Scale Bases. The scale covers seven different types of ties that employees have with the institutions they work for, as well as personal and professional data. The analyses were descriptive, variance, and chi-square tests. Noted were a high affective commitment and high sense of obligation for job performance, low feelings of affiliation and obligation to continue working in municipal health surveillance, in addition to differences between groups when the individual and professional characteristics were taken into account. The area's public managers should pay attention to the importance of human resources in the development of public policies and prioritize actions that result in high levels of commitment among these professionals.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032886
title: Primary health care in the agenda of the pan american health organization in the 2000s

description: The article discusses the agenda of the Pan American Health Organization for primary health care and its implications for social protection in Latin America in the 2000s. Exploratory in nature, the study was based on the literature concerning social protection and included the review of the literature and documental analysis as methodological strategies, the technical reference for which was rhetoric analysis. The research sought to identify the concepts and meanings underlying the proposal for 'renewed health in primary care' insofar as the perspective of social protection is concerned, considering three aspects: target population (universal or targeted), scope (comprehensive or limited), and the way the services are organized (public-private relations). Results indicate that, historically, the Pan American Health Organization's political agenda has had continuities and discontinuities. The movement for the renewal of primary health care expresses an important inflection on this agenda, as it suggests a vision for primary health care as a restructuring strategy for the national health systems, in addition to the programmatic approach. However, concerning social protection, the proposals that have been made seem to be compatible with different health system arrangements with regard to the concept of universalism, action scope, and public-private partnerships.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032886.v1
title: Primary health care in the agenda of the pan american health organization in the 2000s

description: The article discusses the agenda of the Pan American Health Organization for primary health care and its implications for social protection in Latin America in the 2000s. Exploratory in nature, the study was based on the literature concerning social protection and included the review of the literature and documental analysis as methodological strategies, the technical reference for which was rhetoric analysis. The research sought to identify the concepts and meanings underlying the proposal for 'renewed health in primary care' insofar as the perspective of social protection is concerned, considering three aspects: target population (universal or targeted), scope (comprehensive or limited), and the way the services are organized (public-private relations). Results indicate that, historically, the Pan American Health Organization's political agenda has had continuities and discontinuities. The movement for the renewal of primary health care expresses an important inflection on this agenda, as it suggests a vision for primary health care as a restructuring strategy for the national health systems, in addition to the programmatic approach. However, concerning social protection, the proposals that have been made seem to be compatible with different health system arrangements with regard to the concept of universalism, action scope, and public-private partnerships.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032889
title: New work management models in the public health sector andthe work of the community health agent

description: This article discusses the partnership between the State and social organizations for the management of health work in the public sector, with emphasis on the work of the community health agent. This is a case study carried out in the municipality of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in an environment of expansions in the coverage of the Family Health Strategy. The topic is analyzed in a context of a broader reform of the Brazilian State, starting from the understanding that the public administration reform movement, known as managerialism, is closely related in their actions and values with the productive restructuring that got underway in the 1970s. The results show that the work management model that was deployed operates under the logic of productivity, influencing the model of the health care provided to the population and the organization of the work done by the community health agent. The analysis also highlights the temporality and externality of the work ties as factors that can compromise the progress of democratization, equity, and citizenship in the field of health and work ensured by the Brazilian Constitution of 1988.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032889.v1
title: New work management models in the public health sector andthe work of the community health agent

description: This article discusses the partnership between the State and social organizations for the management of health work in the public sector, with emphasis on the work of the community health agent. This is a case study carried out in the municipality of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in an environment of expansions in the coverage of the Family Health Strategy. The topic is analyzed in a context of a broader reform of the Brazilian State, starting from the understanding that the public administration reform movement, known as managerialism, is closely related in their actions and values with the productive restructuring that got underway in the 1970s. The results show that the work management model that was deployed operates under the logic of productivity, influencing the model of the health care provided to the population and the organization of the work done by the community health agent. The analysis also highlights the temporality and externality of the work ties as factors that can compromise the progress of democratization, equity, and citizenship in the field of health and work ensured by the Brazilian Constitution of 1988.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20032892.v1
title: Views on the adoption of and advice on healthy lifestyles by health professionals

description: This article aims to compare the primary care professionals' views on advice on healthy lifestyles before and after an educational intervention. It is a qualitative study conducted with 22 professionals at a health center in Belo Horizonte, state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. A structured interview was applied before and after the educational intervention, and the data were subjected to content analysis. The results show the difficulty professionals have to adopt and provide counseling on healthy lifestyles, with little change in their views after the educational intervention. The difficulties were related to financial and cultural issues, matters related to life and work, and to conservative views. The curative practice with individual accountability and the focus on eating habits and physical activity predominated. It was noted that, after the educational intervention, more professionals was sensitized with the collective educational and recreational activities and with the need for multidisciplinary work. As such, continuity in the professionals' continuing education is seen as necessary to allow for reflection on possible views on health in the contemporary context, encouraging the production of care and autonomy.