cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11314214.v1
title: Literary Readers’ Education: Possible Dialogues between Conceptions of the Bakhtin Circle and Textbook Activities

description: ABSTRACT This article summons the conceptions of the Bakhtin Circle to redesign literary reading activities proposed in Brazilian textbooks, making them more responsive to contemporary life. It is based on the concepts of dialogism and responsiveness and evokes such concepts to contribute to the perception of infertile use of the current activity model in the (literary) reader’s formation. Besides, it points out possibilities to the elaboration of activities open to the dialogue of students/readers’ experiences with literary texts as well as inviting to the expression of the students’ active responsive attitudes towards literary reading. The article analyzes an activity based on a Camonian sonnet, which is present in one of the textbooks approved by the National Book and Teaching Material Program (Programa Nacional do Livro Didático - PNLD) 2018, in an attempt to contribute to the unlearning of practices regarding the approach to literary reading in school. Finally, the same Camonian sonnet is used to elaborate a set of activities grounded on dialogism and responsiveness.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.12170991
title: The Historical Discursive Production of the Name of the Apurinã Language

description: ABSTRACT In this paper we try to demonstrate the material character of the meaning of the name of the Apurinã indigenous language from the traces of its memory space. In order to achieve this gesture, we have observed the premises of Discourse Analysis regarding the production of the meanings of words with lexical value. We have adopted the notion of preconstructed to characterize this value in light of the historicity of the word apurinã. Our corpus is comprised of texts about the Apurinã society from the nineteenth to the twentieth century. We have carried out a reading of formulations in which there were terms referring to this society and its language. We de-surfaced the formulations containing these references on syntactic levels for the consequent syntactic parsing of the noun in question at the level of the noun phrase. We have concluded that the name of this language is functionally preconstructed as a nominalized form that plays metonymically with the need for a discursive construction of the referent by the colonizer.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.12170991.v1
title: The Historical Discursive Production of the Name of the Apurinã Language

description: ABSTRACT In this paper we try to demonstrate the material character of the meaning of the name of the Apurinã indigenous language from the traces of its memory space. In order to achieve this gesture, we have observed the premises of Discourse Analysis regarding the production of the meanings of words with lexical value. We have adopted the notion of preconstructed to characterize this value in light of the historicity of the word apurinã. Our corpus is comprised of texts about the Apurinã society from the nineteenth to the twentieth century. We have carried out a reading of formulations in which there were terms referring to this society and its language. We de-surfaced the formulations containing these references on syntactic levels for the consequent syntactic parsing of the noun in question at the level of the noun phrase. We have concluded that the name of this language is functionally preconstructed as a nominalized form that plays metonymically with the need for a discursive construction of the referent by the colonizer.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.12171210
title: Marxism and the Philosophy of Language: The Reception of Bakhtin and the Circle in Brazil

description: ABSTRACT This article aims to analyze and evaluate a number of texts called frame-texts (paratexts or texts for clarification) found in the works of Bakhtin and the Circle, which have been translated in Brazil since 1979. Our objective is to offer a critical overview of the context of the reception of their work nationwide and highlight some of its specific features, apprehended in the dialogues established with social, historical and cultural aspects. We also intend to contribute to deepening the dialogical studies and its undeniable interdisciplinary dimension. In addition to the dialogic perspective, these reflections rely on theories of translation, especially those that discuss the “relationship between a text and its context of reception” or “a certain way of reading a text in a given context.” This discussion is part of a larger research study, and the results presented herein are related to one of the works of the Circle, namely, Marxism and the Philosophy of Language and its two translations into Brazilian Portuguese (1979 and 2017).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.12171210.v1
title: Marxism and the Philosophy of Language: The Reception of Bakhtin and the Circle in Brazil

description: ABSTRACT This article aims to analyze and evaluate a number of texts called frame-texts (paratexts or texts for clarification) found in the works of Bakhtin and the Circle, which have been translated in Brazil since 1979. Our objective is to offer a critical overview of the context of the reception of their work nationwide and highlight some of its specific features, apprehended in the dialogues established with social, historical and cultural aspects. We also intend to contribute to deepening the dialogical studies and its undeniable interdisciplinary dimension. In addition to the dialogic perspective, these reflections rely on theories of translation, especially those that discuss the “relationship between a text and its context of reception” or “a certain way of reading a text in a given context.” This discussion is part of a larger research study, and the results presented herein are related to one of the works of the Circle, namely, Marxism and the Philosophy of Language and its two translations into Brazilian Portuguese (1979 and 2017).
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20043472
title: A Toast to the Intersection of Voices

description: ABSTRACT This study is part of a doctoral research in the field of Bakhtinian studies, which aimed to understand, in the verbal-visual dimension of a magazine from Cuiaba, A Violeta [The Violet] (1916-1950), how the intersection of voices is discursively constituted. We focus on the utterance Chronica, published on December 31, 1937, in order to unveil discursive-ideological tensions through the analysis of linguistic-discursive strategies and the mobilization of the verbal-visual plane of expression. This study is based on Bakhtin and the Circle’s theory related to issues involving the dialogical relations between utterances, and on Brait’s discussion about aspects related to verbal-visuality. The analysis showed the presence of an intersection of voices: one voice that complies with the current discourse, reproducing its themes as nationalism and patriotism, and another voice, perceptible in the mobilization of the verbal-visual dimension, that is critical to the political situation of the time.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20043472.v1
title: A Toast to the Intersection of Voices

description: ABSTRACT This study is part of a doctoral research in the field of Bakhtinian studies, which aimed to understand, in the verbal-visual dimension of a magazine from Cuiaba, A Violeta [The Violet] (1916-1950), how the intersection of voices is discursively constituted. We focus on the utterance Chronica, published on December 31, 1937, in order to unveil discursive-ideological tensions through the analysis of linguistic-discursive strategies and the mobilization of the verbal-visual plane of expression. This study is based on Bakhtin and the Circle’s theory related to issues involving the dialogical relations between utterances, and on Brait’s discussion about aspects related to verbal-visuality. The analysis showed the presence of an intersection of voices: one voice that complies with the current discourse, reproducing its themes as nationalism and patriotism, and another voice, perceptible in the mobilization of the verbal-visual dimension, that is critical to the political situation of the time.
DOI: 10.34681/8e6m-8866
title: An Ecological Developmental Perspective on the Consequences of Child Maltreatment (1995-1996)

description: Cicchetti, Lynch, and Manly used the ecological-transactional model of child development to inform a three-part investigation of the links among child maltreatment, environmental conditions, and developmental outcomes. In the first part of the research, the investigators examined the links between community violence, domestic violence, and poverty and the multiple dimensions of child maltreatment assessed by the investigators’ classification system. In the second part of the research, the investigators examined the links between child maltreatment and various developmental outcomes. Finally, in accordance with the ecological- transactional perspective, the investigators examined how child maltreatment interacts with other environmental conditions and child factors to shape the path of children’s development and their subsequent adaptation. Three hundred children between 7 and 12 years of age were recruited to participate in this study. One hundred sixty-eight children (56% of the sample) had been identified as legally maltreated by the local department of social services and had their caregivers referred to study investigators by social service caseworkers. A demographically similar comparison group of 132 non-maltreated children was recruited from the roll of families receiving Aid to Families with Dependent Children. Both groups of children participated in week-long, 30 hour day camp sessions during the summers of 1995 and 1996. Measures of the children’s interpersonal functioning, self-functioning, cognitive functioning, and symptoms of distress were assessed through self-, peer-, and counselor ratings. Concurrently, primary caregivers were interviewed about community and home violence. One-year longitudinal data were obtained for 95% of the child participants. Follow-up measures were identical to those used during the first wave except that parent-report ratings were not obtained. This dataset represents year one and two of a four year data collection effort. http://www.ndacan.cornell.edu/datasets/dataset-details.cfm?ID=110"&gt;Dataset #110 contains the third and fourth year follow-up data.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20043484
title: Problems of Dostoevsky’s Poetics: Reception in Brazil

description: ABSTRACT This article furthers reflections developed in the research project entitled, Discursos de resistência: tradição e ruptura [Discourse of Resistance: Tradition and Rupture]/CNPq, and focuses on the aspect of the project devoted to how Bakhtin and the Circle’s works have been received in Brazil. The published translations, an indisputable source of this reception, are studied through paratexts, or, more specifically, as we call them, frame-texts, included in the translated editions since the late 1970s. The authorship of these frame-texts helps to outline a clear overview of the various Brazilian articulations of the dialogical perspective, as per Bakhtin and the Circle, at different moments in time. This paper aims to focus on five editions (translations and re-translations) of Problems of Dostoevsky’s Poetics (1981, 1997, 2002, 2008 and 2010), translated from Russian into Portuguese by Paulo Bezerra. The frame-texts included in these editions, also written by the translator, present and deepen the understanding of characteristics of the author translated, and his work, tracing the systematic and institutional development of Bakhtinian thought in Brazil, carried out by researchers who, along with the necessary listening to international voices, construct a characteristically Brazilian path.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20043484.v1
title: Problems of Dostoevsky’s Poetics: Reception in Brazil

description: ABSTRACT This article furthers reflections developed in the research project entitled, Discursos de resistência: tradição e ruptura [Discourse of Resistance: Tradition and Rupture]/CNPq, and focuses on the aspect of the project devoted to how Bakhtin and the Circle’s works have been received in Brazil. The published translations, an indisputable source of this reception, are studied through paratexts, or, more specifically, as we call them, frame-texts, included in the translated editions since the late 1970s. The authorship of these frame-texts helps to outline a clear overview of the various Brazilian articulations of the dialogical perspective, as per Bakhtin and the Circle, at different moments in time. This paper aims to focus on five editions (translations and re-translations) of Problems of Dostoevsky’s Poetics (1981, 1997, 2002, 2008 and 2010), translated from Russian into Portuguese by Paulo Bezerra. The frame-texts included in these editions, also written by the translator, present and deepen the understanding of characteristics of the author translated, and his work, tracing the systematic and institutional development of Bakhtinian thought in Brazil, carried out by researchers who, along with the necessary listening to international voices, construct a characteristically Brazilian path.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20043485
title: In the (Mis/Re)Encounter of Voices: The Dialogical Construction of the Polemic in Utterances with a Political-Religious Theme

description: ABSTRACT In Bakhtin’s works on Dostoevsky’s polyphonic novel, there is a set of very relevant notions for the analysis of the functioning of the bivocal word, which is conceived as an utterance directed both toward its referential object and toward the discourse of others about that object. This object carries within it all the refractions of the voices that have already valued it in the discursive interactions of which it has been the theme. In this paper, I analyze the dialogic relationships that compose the speaker’s axiological positioning through the polemic (open/hidden) in Facebook posts with thematic content constituted through the dialogue between the political and religious spheres. Based on Bakhtinian studies, I demonstrate how the (mis/re)encounter of voices in a given utterance demands from the contemporary subject an attentive look at the sinuous movements of the forms of emergence, circulation and management of the voices that constitute/constituted certain historical discourses in Brazilian society, with all the enunciative procedures of reworking and re-accentuating involved in this process.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20043485.v1
title: In the (Mis/Re)Encounter of Voices: The Dialogical Construction of the Polemic in Utterances with a Political-Religious Theme

description: ABSTRACT In Bakhtin’s works on Dostoevsky’s polyphonic novel, there is a set of very relevant notions for the analysis of the functioning of the bivocal word, which is conceived as an utterance directed both toward its referential object and toward the discourse of others about that object. This object carries within it all the refractions of the voices that have already valued it in the discursive interactions of which it has been the theme. In this paper, I analyze the dialogic relationships that compose the speaker’s axiological positioning through the polemic (open/hidden) in Facebook posts with thematic content constituted through the dialogue between the political and religious spheres. Based on Bakhtinian studies, I demonstrate how the (mis/re)encounter of voices in a given utterance demands from the contemporary subject an attentive look at the sinuous movements of the forms of emergence, circulation and management of the voices that constitute/constituted certain historical discourses in Brazilian society, with all the enunciative procedures of reworking and re-accentuating involved in this process.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20043374.v1
title: DDXPlus Dataset

description: We are releasing under the CC-BY licence a new dataset for Automatic Symptom Detection (ASD) and Automatic Diagnosis (AD) systems in the medical domain. The dataset contains patients synthesized using a proprietary knowledge base. The dataset contains symptoms and antecedents for all the patients. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first dataset that includes non-binary symptoms such as categorical and multi-choice symptoms. The dataset also contains a differential diagnosis for each of the patients. These 2 characteristics set it apart from the existing datasets in the AD/ASD community.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20043490
title: Problems of Dostoevsky’s Creation (1929): Genesis of the Text and Bibliographic Sources

description: ABSTRACT The aim of this article is to arrive at a better understanding of Mikhail Bakhtin’s concept of the polyphonic novel, proposed in the book Problems of Dostoevsky’s Creation (1929), in the first place, by recovering the genesis of the text within the chronology of Bakhtin’s works, and secondly, through Russian and Soviet interlocutors in two fields: Literary Theory/Criticism, and Philosophy. Bibliographic research, and cross-checking texts revealed, on the one hand, the sources of the concept of polyphony, and, on the other, Bakhtin’s original formulations.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20043490.v1
title: Problems of Dostoevsky’s Creation (1929): Genesis of the Text and Bibliographic Sources

description: ABSTRACT The aim of this article is to arrive at a better understanding of Mikhail Bakhtin’s concept of the polyphonic novel, proposed in the book Problems of Dostoevsky’s Creation (1929), in the first place, by recovering the genesis of the text within the chronology of Bakhtin’s works, and secondly, through Russian and Soviet interlocutors in two fields: Literary Theory/Criticism, and Philosophy. Bibliographic research, and cross-checking texts revealed, on the one hand, the sources of the concept of polyphony, and, on the other, Bakhtin’s original formulations.
DOI: 10.34681/stxq-kz68
title: Neighborhood and Household Factors in the Etiology of Child Maltreatment

description: Two complementary research components--structured interviews with and ethnographic studies of parents--will address the two primary issues of this study. The factors being examined are (1) the ways in which neighborhood characteristics are related to parental behaviors that increase or decrease the risk of child maltreatment and (2) the ways in which parental perceptions of the neighborhood affect child maltreatment. Neighborhoods categorized as at high risk, medium risk, and low risk for child abuse and neglect reports are included in the study.
DOI: 10.6092/unibo/amsacta/6926
title: PLUS. WP2-WP3-WP7 Mapping Stakeholders

description: This dataset contains the data produced during PLUS background research that involved WPs 2, 3 and 7. This research included a mapping of local stakeholders for each investigated city and some preliminary qualitative interviews to frame the expansion of platform economy at city level. Specifically, the dataset contains: 1) the document "PLUS_5_PLUS. WP2-WP3-WP7 Mapping Stakeholders_Mapping_20220524" including one sheet for each city. Each sheet contains one table, in which the experts, their role and their area and platform of expertise are listed. The table serves the purpose of mapping the most important stakeholders in the field of platform labour in each city. 2) three documents “PLUS_5_PLUS. WP2-WP3-WP7 Mapping Stakeholders_CITYNAME_20220524” for Berlin, Bologna, and Tallinn, including the transcriptions of the expert interviews, the summary of the interviews or a list of best quotations for each interview. These give an overview on the main empirical highlights from the background research carried out in each city.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20043494
title: Corpus and Object from a Dialogical Perspective: An Analysis in Bakhtin’s Works

description: ABSTRACT Through the analysis of the studies developed by Mikhail Bakhtin regarding the work of Fyodor Dostoevsky and François Rabelais, this article aims to discuss the boundaries and the relationship between corpus and object. Therefore, we compared two Brazilian editions of Bakhtinian works, with the research on the French author and popular comic culture, with a set of texts involving the Russian original, frame-texts, translations, and other correlated utterances. The reflection is based on a dialogical perspective, particularly on the notion of alterity. The results show that, although corpus and object are a priori amalgamated, it is the essential relationship of the author-researcher with this corpus that gradually detached the object.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20043494.v1
title: Corpus and Object from a Dialogical Perspective: An Analysis in Bakhtin’s Works

description: ABSTRACT Through the analysis of the studies developed by Mikhail Bakhtin regarding the work of Fyodor Dostoevsky and François Rabelais, this article aims to discuss the boundaries and the relationship between corpus and object. Therefore, we compared two Brazilian editions of Bakhtinian works, with the research on the French author and popular comic culture, with a set of texts involving the Russian original, frame-texts, translations, and other correlated utterances. The reflection is based on a dialogical perspective, particularly on the notion of alterity. The results show that, although corpus and object are a priori amalgamated, it is the essential relationship of the author-researcher with this corpus that gradually detached the object.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20043374.v2
title: DDXPlus Dataset

description: We are releasing under the CC-BY licence a new dataset for Automatic Symptom Detection (ASD) and Automatic Diagnosis (AD) systems in the medical domain. The dataset contains patients synthesized using a proprietary knowledge base. The dataset contains symptoms and antecedents for all the patients. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first dataset that includes non-binary symptoms such as categorical and multi-choice symptoms. The dataset also contains a differential diagnosis for each of the patients. These 2 characteristics set it apart from the existing datasets in the AD/ASD community.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20043374.v3
title: DDXPlus

description: We are releasing under the CC-BY licence a new dataset for Automatic Symptom Detection (ASD) and Automatic Diagnosis (AD) systems in the medical domain. The dataset contains patients synthesized using a proprietary knowledge base. The dataset contains symptoms and antecedents for all the patients. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first dataset that includes non-binary symptoms such as categorical and multi-choice symptoms. The dataset also contains a differential diagnosis for each of the patients. These 2 characteristics set it apart from the existing datasets in the AD/ASD community.