Title Of Work Research Articles

Thematization of foreign language concepts in the titles of plays by contemporary Russian-speaking authors

The article concerns the study of foreign-language concepts in the titles of the latest Russian drama plays. The material for the study is the texts of the modern plays „Hype” by V. Olkhovskaya and „Topless Photo” by N. Blok. The focus is on theverbal representations of the concepts „hype” and „topless”, analyzed from two methodological perspectives—the literary and the linguistic. This interdisciplinary approach provided a comprehensive study of the poetics and semantics of the dramatic text, which allowed the conceptual parameters of text formation in the latest Russian drama to be highlighted. The results obtained were based on an analysis of the dramatic picture of the world, its reception by the reader, and the conceptualization of the text through the title of the dramatic work. It has been proved that the key role in the development of the plot line, the formation of the world picture, and the actualization of the communicative interaction of the characters, belong to the foreign-language concept in the title of the play. Thus, we can observe the thematization of the author’s communicative influence on the reader, as well asthe interpenetration of dramatic and network discourse.

Witnesses to the Living God: Three Paradigms for Approaching the Politics of Nouvelle Théologie*

Witnesses to the Living God: Three Paradigms for Approaching the Politics of <i>Nouvelle Théologie</i>*

Model construction of factors influencing intensive care unit nurses' medical device-related pressure injury knowledge, attitude, and practice.

The ability of knowledge, attitude, and practice of intensive care unit (ICU) nurses to perform medical device-related pressure injuries (MDRPIs) can affect the incidence of MDRPI in ICU patients. Therefore, in order to improve ICU nurses' understanding and nursing ability of MDRPIs, we investigated the non-linear relationship (synergistic and superimposed relationships) between the factors influencing ICU nurses' ability of knowledge, attitude, and practice. A Clinical Nurses' Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice Questionnaire for the Prevention of MDRPI in Critically Ill Patients was administered to 322 ICU nurses from tertiary hospitals in China from January 1, 2022 to June 31, 2022. After the questionnaire was distributed, the data were collected and sorted out, and the corresponding statistical analysis and modelling software was used to analyse the data. IBM SPSS 25.0 software was used to conduct Single factor analysis and Logistic regression analysis on the data, so as to screen the statistically significant influencing factors. IBM SPSS Modeler18.0 software was used to construct a decision tree model of the factors influencing MDRPI knowledge, attitude, and practice of ICU nurses, and ROC curves were plotted to analyse the accuracy of the model. The results showed that the overall passing rate of ICU nurses' knowledge, attitude, and practice score was 72%. The statistically significant predictor variables ranked in importance were education background (0.35), training (0.31), years of working (0.24), and professional title (0.10). AUC=0.718, model prediction performance is good. There is a synergistic and superimposed relationship between high education background, attended training, high years of working and high professional title. Nurses with the above factors have strong MDRPI knowledge, attitude, and practice ability. Therefore, nursing managers can develop a reasonable and effective scheduling system and MDRPI training program based on the study results. The ultimate goal is to improve the ability of ICU nurses to know and act on MDRPI and to reduce the incidence of MDRPI in ICU patients.

Exposure to Particulate Matter and Respirable Crystalline Silica in Tunnel Construction Workers Using Tunnel Boring Machines.

This study aimed to assess the exposure to a selection of aerosols and gases in the work environment for workers performing tunnel construction using tunnel boring machines (TBMs), to identify determinants of exposure based on the information available and to calculate robust estimates of exposure using a statistical model. The focus was particulate matter (PM) and respirable crystalline silica (RCS). In addition, concentrations of nitrogen dioxide (NO2), elemental carbon (EC), and oil mist were assessed. Personal sampling was conducted from February 2017 to February 2019. PM in the thoracic and the respirable aerosol fractions was collected, and RCS was determined in the respirable aerosol fraction. Context information was collected on questionnaires. Because the workers could participate in the sampling more than once and multiple measurements were performed on the same date a mixed model was used in the analysis. Concentrations of PM and RCS are presented as estimated and measured geometric means (GMest and GMmea) and estimated arithmetic mean (AMest) in addition to the median. Measured concentrations of NO2, EC, and oil mist are presented as geometric means. A total of 290 and 289 personal samples of PM in the thoracic and respirable aerosol fractions were available for analysis, respectively. Work title/work location, type of work (production, maintenance, or a combination of the two), and date of sampling were identified as determinants of exposure. Workers in the front of the TBMs had the highest exposure to PM and RCS. The GMest of RCS exposure varied from 35 to 413 μg m-3 depending on the work title. The geometric standard deviations for measured RCS concentrations by work title ranged from 1.6 to 3.5. A total of 16 samples of NO2 and EC and 12 samples of oil mist were collected. Maximum values of NO2 and EC were 54 µg m-3 and 23 µg m-3, respectively. The maximum measured value of oil mist was 0.08 mg m-3. All TBM workers were exposed to PM and RCS. Exposure to RCS may be substantial, and workers in front of the TBM were exposed to the highest concentrations of both PM and RCS. A day-to-day variation was found, probably caused by differences in drilling activities. Preventive measures are warranted to keep the exposure to PM and consequently the exposure to RCS as low as possible to protect the health of workers in tunnel construction.

Systematic literature review of the black friday promotional strategy

Purpose: Black Friday (BF) is one of the most important holiday shopping day in retail. As BF expanded and became better known, increasing its share in holiday shopping season sales, it also started attracting the interest of academics This paper is a SLR on BF and its goal is to map and group the studies conducted on the promotional strategy, identifying the main topics within the scope of this study, the publications and evolution over the years, the authors who published most and their respective countries, and to deliver a consolidated list of publications to help connect researchers and further studies. Design/methodology/approach: Applying the appropriate methodological procedures according to the guidelines of Tranfield, Denyer, &amp; Smart (2003) and Snyder (2019), in that this process involved a search in the digital research databases using the keyword "Black_Friday" in the title, abstract or keywords of the publications listed Findings: We found a quite fragmented literature in publications were recorded in at least 20 countries, with a fragmented distribution of authors and a practically non-existent connection between them, concentrated primarily among colleagues of the same research center. Seventeen research topics were identified in this SLR, the six most frequent being: buying attitude/intention, customer misbehavior, predictive data analysis, marketing strategies, social networks, and shopping choices/motivations. Originality/value: The study contributes to the development of the research field of the promotional strategy , it being a starting point for future researchers who want to delve deeper into the identified topics or the potential research gaps on the subject and deliver in appendices, a complete list of work titles, year and outlet of publication, and main author in alphabetical order by last name and country of origin.

Systematic literature review of the black friday promotional strategy

Purpose: Black Friday (BF) is one of the most important holiday shopping day in retail. As BF expanded and became better known, increasing its share in holiday shopping season sales, it also started attracting the interest of academics This paper is a SLR on BF and its goal is to map and group the studies conducted on the promotional strategy, identifying the main topics within the scope of this study, the publications and evolution over the years, the authors who published most and their respective countries, and to deliver a consolidated list of publications to help connect researchers and further studies. Design/methodology/approach: Applying the appropriate methodological procedures according to the guidelines of Tranfield, Denyer, &amp; Smart (2003) and Snyder (2019), in that this process involved a search in the digital research databases using the keyword "Black_Friday" in the title, abstract or keywords of the publications listed Findings: We found a quite fragmented literature in publications were recorded in at least 20 countries, with a fragmented distribution of authors and a practically non-existent connection between them, concentrated primarily among colleagues of the same research center. Seventeen research topics were identified in this SLR, the six most frequent being: buying attitude/intention, customer misbehavior, predictive data analysis, marketing strategies, social networks, and shopping choices/motivations. Originality/value: The study contributes to the development of the research field of the promotional strategy , it being a starting point for future researchers who want to delve deeper into the identified topics or the potential research gaps on the subject and deliver in appendices, a complete list of work titles, year and outlet of publication, and main author in alphabetical order by last name and country of origin.

Four Novels of 1939: Ambition and Redemption; Ethnicity and Race

Four Novels of 1939: Ambition and Redemption; Ethnicity and Race

An analysis of the titles of works of art in English from the perspective of linguistic pragmatics and linguistic culture

In this article, the features of preserving the names of works of art in English from the point of view of linguistic pragmatics and linguocultural science are explained. In addition, attempts are made to observe and research the local linguistic cultures of the science in the quality of anthroponyms and expressions, similes and metaphors in the object of the Uzbek language. The burden of the nomination process depends on the semantic requirements of the interpretation in linguistics. The linguistic pragmatics and linguocultural and logical changes of the names of works of art in English are similar, some of them are not only in terms of content but also about the production and research of correct structures.

Infrastructure investment and urban health: Why breaking the cycle of crises is so difficult

AbstractInfrastructure and health, the theme of this journal, are responsible for a major share of GDP. However, GDP alone does not define well-being. Disaggregating the components of GDP, changes over time and variations within countries and social groups, the OECD’s 2013 Better Living Initiative focused on jobs, earning, housing and work–life balance as well as educational attainment, health status and subjective well-being. These indicators took on greater importance as evidence of growing disparities accumulated in the 2010s (OECD, 2013). Under Pressure: The Squeezed Middle Class was not the title of a popular work for the general public, but of a 2019 OECD report for policy- makers. Too often we take the positive, mutual reinforcement of policies and programmes that contribute to well-being for granted. Sectoral silos, which favoured the expansion of public services earlier in the 20th century, now interfere with their delivery [26, 28]. Better policy linkages across sectors remains the holy grail of sound, evidence-based decision-making. It remains aspirational, just out of reach.

Title of Work and Its Copyright Protection

Title of Work and Its Copyright Protection

Precedent Names from Russian Literature in English-Language Cartoon

The paper analyzes precedent names of Russian origin in polycode texts of pictorial caricature genre, published in American magazines and available in the licensed cartoonstock.com database. The particular focus is made on the names of Russian writers and poets (Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Chekhov, Pasternak, Solzhenitsyn), and the titles of Russian-language literary works featured in American caricature (War and Peace, Crime and Punishment, The Karamazov Brothers, Cherry Orchard, The Three Sisters and The GULAG Archipelago). Methodologically, the study is based on cognitive, linguo-semiotic, linguo-axiological, and contextual analysis. It is noted that the cartoons convey stereotypical ideas about the works of Russian writers: the intimidating large volume of Tolstoy’s works, and the conciseness of Chekhov’s are both treated ironically; stylistic features (Chekhov’s attention to detail; Dostoevsky’s psychological tension) are ridiculed. Content references are often superficial and only touch upon the most mundane, utilitarian issues, overlooking more complex social and psychological problems (generation gap, internal conflicts). In a truly caricatured light, the authors are depicted as money-makers, and their characters turn into comic figures of popular computer games. Some works of Russian writers are presented in an axiologically deflated way: Anton Chekhov’s plays were turned into sports competitions and ice shows, Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s GULAG Archipelago became a musical. The authors conclude that in English-language polycode texts, Russian precedent literary onyms are predominated with ironic evaluative semantics, and the general irony is accompanied by a tendency towards a simplified, formalized perception of works of Russian literature.

ГОЛОДОМОР 1932–1933 РР. – УКРАЇНСЬКЕ СЕЛО ТА МІСТО: РЕАЛЬНИЙ І ХУДОЖНІЙ ВИМІРИ (ЗА ТВОРАМИ ОЛЬГИ МАК ТА ЛЮБОВІ БУРАК)

In the years since the declaration of Ukraine's independence, much has been done in the declassification of the alleged crime - the deliberate organization of the Holodomor of 1932-1933, as well as its research and publicity in our country and in the world, until the international community recognized this crime as genocide against the Ukrainian people . However, the terrible death of millions of our compatriots is still painfully recalled in many families, and new facts about which were previously kept silent are still being discovered, documents from which the "secret" seal has been removed. Fiction as a branch of culture and a special way of reflecting reality also contains works that perpetuate this tragedy, telling about it more emotionally, with the psychologism inherent in such works. Among them, the prose of T. Osmachka, I. Bagryany, V. Barka, U. Samchuk and many other well-known artists of the word has been analyzed more. In this article, the novel "Stones under the scythe" by Olga Mak (1913–1998), a Ukrainian writer who lived in the diaspora, although she experienced the Holodomor in Ukraine, and the short story " The Millstone" from the collection "Annunciation" of the modern Ukrainian poet and Lyubov Burak, a writer from Ternopil. It is noteworthy: these works are given for comparison also because the first depicts the events of the Holodomor in the city, although the history of the village is also present here through the biography of the main character, and in the second - purely in the village. The title of the first work is metaphorical, because the Ukrainians' humanism, innate dignity, endurance, self-sacrifice, ability to share the last, strength of spirit and faith even in critical situations were such "stones" for the Bolsheviks. Lyubov Burak's story is called "The Millstone" (they were made of stone), because this device for grinding grain became sacred for the described family, as it saved everyone's life together with the dying "grandmother". Through the prism of the described stories, the reader immerses himself in the pages of the contemporary life of individual families and, at the same time, of the entire nation.

Males, adversidades e incomodidades en el escrito senecano sobre la providencia

In Seneca’s writing about providence three terms (mala, adversa, incommoda) are employed to build his philosophical arguments on supposed evils that occur to humanity, so that the divinity is liberated from being guilty of the «evils» existing in the world. Although the titles of ancient works are a matter of discussion, the currently edited version of this text goes for a title like «discomforts» based on the oldest codex evidence; however, in the light of Seneca’s own philosophical development and the textual tradition, it is possible to think of other proof in behalf and against each of terminology options. At the end, the Stoic creed allows to outline the most suitable choice to Seneca’s philosophical and discoursal project, which promotes moral perfection.

The Problems Connected with Translating Titles of English Literary Works into Georgian

The present paper deals with the problem of translating titles of English literary works into Georgian. It demonstrates the significance of titles and offers classification of their functions, translation methods, and examples of distorting titles by translators; also determines the difficulties connected with translating titles. Different methods, approaches and problems are illustrated by a number of examples from literary translations. Based on the analysis, the factors causing the most difficulties in translation, which are responsible for the most errors and losses, are identified.&nbsp; Such factors include misinterpretation, as well as oversight of specific features of the target language, polysemy and context, when a translator does not really distort the meaning, but fails to find such equivalents in the target language, which would sound natural and understandable for target readers.&nbsp; Significant problems revealed by analysis of examples are alliteration, which is not always possible to maintain in translation, and puns, which are considered practically untranslatable.

Порядок книг Соломоновой трипартиты согласно раннехристианским, ранневизантийским и средневековым армянским толкователям

Introduction. Traditionally, several books of the OT are ascribed to King Solomon, but, according to Jewish tradition, he wrote only three biblical books, viz.: Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs. According to early Christian, early Byzantine and medieval Armenian interpreters, this order of books in the Solomon trilogy is not accidental. Although in the Christian tradition, this order of books has been attested already from the first centuries, nevertheless, today there are discrepancies and not only about the order of the books in question. Each of these books brings forth a certain semantic and symbolic meaning. They are connected with each other, being, as they were, “steps of the stairs” on the way to knowledge, not to mention the fact that each of these books occupies its worthy place in the treasury of human thought. Methods and materials. These circumstances make the appeal to questions related to Solomon’s tripartite, which are worthy of research using a method of a comparative analysis of various sources. Such a conviction is supported by new data concerning the issues under discussion provided by Armenian sources. Among these testimonies аn important role will be assigned to the use of unpublished yet manuscripts on the topic. A special place is occupied by the codex, which contains an Armenian medieval isagogical collection of the late 12th – early 13th centuries. Analysis. It was compiled by the abbot of the Sanahin monastery Grigor, son of Abas, and is known under the provisional name Book of Causes. The full title of the book is attested only in one manuscript – the most important and earliest from all that have reached us, stored in the Mashtots’ Matenadaran under the number 1879. This medieval textbook includes isagogical questions or prolegomena (presented in Armenian manuscripts under different names, mainly “cause”, “beginning” – hence the Book of Causes) to the all canonical books of the Bible and to the so-called “subtle” writings. The “subtle writings” are certain works that include the writings of both “external” (in relation to Christianity) as well Christian (mainly – “church fathers”) authors. Being of a philosophical and religious character they serve sort of a connecting link, and not only between the OT and the NT. The “subtle writings” were irreplaceable when using philosophical ideas to prove or refute one or another dogmatic position or postulate. As far as can be judged today, this title of certain works has survived only in Armenian; there is no doubt, however, that it had its prototype, at least in the Greek tradition. From the above it follows that the Book of Causes is significant also by the fact that it contains mainly Armenian translations of the introductions to the Bible commentaries of the Church Fathers. Along with them, the Armenian original prolegomena to interpretations are presented here as well. In this manual, there are several prolegomena related to Solomon’s trilogy. Results. These chapters not only confirm the data of early Christian and early Byzantine authors, but also provide some interesting evidence that has not come down to us from other sources (as far as I know). I hope that suggested here analysis of Armenian sources, especially the testimonies from the unpublished isagogical textbook called the Book of Causes will contribute to the international knowledge concerning the discussed questions.

SEMANTICS OF THE TITLE OF ROMAN MALINOVSKY’S STORY «TWO MINUTES BEFORE MIDNIGHT»

The article is devoted to the study of such an element of paratext as a title. The object of the study is the story of the modern Ukrainian writer Roman Malinovsky “Two minutes before midnight”. It was published in the book “Sweet Life” in 2021, and it reflected the author’s consciousness of the danger to the life of mankind that the weapon carries. The purpose of the article is to reveal the meanings of the story’s title, to substantiate its representative, textforming role, to determine how the title helps to understand the author’s concept of reality, embodied in the work. To achieve the goal, the vocabulary (sun, wind, stars) included in the semantic field “space objects” was analyzed. The position is substantiated that the key role in the story is played by the image of the stars, this is the dominant component of the semantic field, closest to the core. The direct meaning of this word (what is seen in the night sky) and its metaphorical meanings are highlighted: a) space object; b) a cigarette light during a friendly meeting; c) the wreckages of burning satellites; d) flashes of nuclear missiles. The thesis is substantiated that the motif that appears at the beginning of the work is the expectation of an unusual cosmic phenomenon – fall of stares, with which the aesthetic (enjoyment of their beauty) is associated, as well as the hope that the wishes come true, is replaced at the end of the work by a statement of the launch of rockets that bring death people, including those who gathered to enjoy the view of the stars and hoped for a happy future. As a result, such semantic oppositions were indicated in the description of the picture of approaching to night (the key word in the title of the story) and in the semantic field “signs of the Space”: “day - night”, “present - future”, “life - death”, “beautiful – disgraceful, unhumane”, “space – chaos”. Attention is drawn to the fact that the vector in the description of what is happening is: from a variety of colors - to plunging the world into darkness, from light - to its dispersion. Hence the dominance of the semantics of extinction, approaching death. As a result, the interpretation of the night as a boundary between existence and its loss is proposed. The conclusion is made about the main meaning of the title of the whole work: two minutes before night - what happened two minutes before the death of mankind.

Sweden, Inc.: Temporal Sovereignty of the Realm and People from the Middle Ages to Modernity

Sweden, Inc.: Temporal Sovereignty of the Realm and People from the Middle Ages to Modernity

Effect of Tension on Learner School Performance at Primary School Level at Bhakkar, Pakistan

Effect of tension on students' school performance at the primary school level is a title of study work. Exploring the tension effect on learner performance at school is one of the study's key goals. A major factor in students' school success is tension. This study was intended to highlight the detrimental effects on students' academic performance. The study's objectives were to identify the types of tension associated with student performance, assess how tension affected learners' school performances, and distinguish between how tension affected learners of each gender differently. The researcher can offer a workable solution for the effect of tension on students' school performance to meet the study mentioned earlier objectives. Every primary school in the district of Bhakkar has provided information about this topic. For this study, ten primary schools were chosen randomly (n=10). The researcher subsequently split the ten primary schools (n = 10) into two groups (n = 5) of males and (n = 5) of females. The learner's academic and performance level is better in the case of low stress and anxiety. The main results of this study demonstrate that the teacher can play a crucial part in easing students' school anxiety, and also, this home is a prominent place where this can decrease.

Board games for the study of flow charts

The article presents the description of method of the study of flow charts using board games.The playing field in such a game is a flow chart. During the game, students roll the dice and move the chip around the playing field, depending on the number that has fallen. But at the same time, they must comply with the rules for the execution of the algorithmic structures included in the flow chart.The purpose of the proposed teaching method is to intensify the learning of educational material. This is especially important for informatics with its extremely fast rates of development.For the game, the class is divided into teams of 2–4 people. All teams play at the same time. During the game, each participant repeatedly goes through all the studied algorithmic constructions. Thus, one hundred percent coverage of students and repeated repetition of the material is achieved.Due to this, it becomes possible to advance far enough in the study of algorithmic constructions. In addition to traditional forks and two types of loops (with a precondition and with a given number of repetitions), input commands, subprograms and parameters are studied.The methodic were prepared as part of the Perm version of the propaedeutic course of informatics (team of authors: M. A. Plaksin, N. G. Ivanova, O. L. Rusakova; the working title of the course is "TRIZformatika"). But the technique can be applied in any other course. The article provides a description and playing fields of four board games for mastering the mechanism of flow charts, and also gives a number of methodological comments.

Pelatihan Penulisan Karya Tulis Ilmiah bagi Mahasiswa Program Studi Pendidikan Matematika UNWAHA

Scientific writing is a familiar academic activities to students of higher education. Since the beginning of their academic life in higher education, students have been faced with various tasks that involve scientific writing as reports. In addition, writing scientific papers is one of requirements for students in order to obtain academic degree in higher education. However, some evidenc and results of several previous studies show that students' writing skills are still low. Even though there have been supporting courses to support students in compiling scientific papers, many students consider writing scientific papers as a tough task. Therefore, it is needed for training activities to improve students' knowledge and abilities in writing scientific papers. This scientific writing training is part of service activity. The training was carried out in five meetings, they were 1) providing material on scientific writings and writing methods, 2) selecting ideas and titles of works, writing backgrounds, reviewing literature and writing references, 3) writing research methods, 4) writing results and discussions, and closing, 5) review and finalization of the works. The results of this training activity shows that students' interest in writing scientific papers is quite high. However, students' initial knowledge about scientific writing and writing methods is still low. Therefore, this scientific writing training activity is necessary. The posttest results shows that 90% of the participants experiences an increase in their writing knowledge and skills. These results indicate that this training activity is effective in helping students improve their knowledge and ability to write scientific papers.