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Article and Author Level Measurements
No full textArticle and author level measurements have been discussed in this Unit. Author and researcher identifiers are absolutely essential for searching databases in the WWW because a name like D Singh can harbour a number of names such as Dan Singh, Dhan Singh, Dhyan Singh, Darbara Singh, Daulat Singh, Durlabh Singh and more. The ResearcherID.com, launched by Thomson Reuters, is a web-based global registry of authors and researchers that individualises each and every name. Open Researcher and Contributor ID (ORCID) is also a registry that uniquely identifies an author or researcher. Both have been discussed in this Unit. Article Level Metrics (Altmetrics) has been treated in this Unit with the discussion as to how altmetrics can be measured with Altmetric.com and ImpactStory.org. Altmetrics for Online Journals has also been touched. There are a number of academic social networks of which ResearchGate.net, Academia.edu, GetCited.org, etc. have been discussed. Regional journal networks with bibliometric indicators are also in existence. Two networks of this type such as SciELO – Scientific Electronic Library Online, and Redalyc have been dealt with. This Unit discusses in details aspects such as Unique Identifiers for Authors and Researchers; Article Level Metrics (Altmetrics); Academic Social Networks; and Regional Journal Networks with Bibliometric Indicators
Z problematyki wartości duchowych rosyjskiego prawosławia – „Dziennik pisarza” emigranta B.K. Zajcewa
No full textThe prose written by a representative of the First Wave of Russian Emigration
– B.K. Zaytsev – has been investigated in Poland since the 1980s, and at the beginning
of the 21st century we know that there are some academic centers and researchers that
have dedicated their work to different aspects of the prose written by the author
of ’A Writer’s Diary’.
This article examines Zaytsev’s essays devoted to the spiritual values of the Russian Orthodox Church. Their essence is described in Zaytsev’s essays about John of
Kronstadt or the Optina Hermitage, which is where Russian notables such as N. Gogol,
V. Solovyov, K. Leontyev, F. Dostoyevsky or even L. Tolstoy himself came to seek advice.
Zaytsev’s essays: ‘The history of the Russian soul’ and ‘One more time about Athos’ are
very important as they provide an understanding of the values of the Russian Orthodox
Church. In the latter the author contemplates his visit to the monks of Athos reminiscing
about their kindness, rectitude and modesty which, according to Zaytsev, ‘calmed
his own soul’
Gauging the difference that makes a difference: A framework for valuation of information
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Evaluation of Information System Proposals - Design of a decision support method
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A model for information systems outsourcing decision making
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The role of open access data in geospatial electrification planning and the achievement of SDG7. an OnSSET-based case study for Malawi (vol 12, 1395, 2019)
No full textThe authors wish to make a change in author names (adding new author—Dimitrios Mentis) to this paper [1]: Author Contributions On page 19, author contributions are updated as follows: Conceptualization, A.K., D.M. and M.H.; Methodology, A.K., A.S., B.K. and D.M.; Software, A.K., B.K., A.S. and C.A.; Validation, M.H.; Formal Analysis, A.K.; Investigation, A.K.; Resources, A.K. and B.K.; Data Curation, A.K., B.K. and A.S.; Writing—Original Draft Preparation, A.K.; Writing—Review and Editing, A.K., D.M., M.H., C.A.; Visualization, A.K. and B.K.; Supervision, M.H.; Project Administration, M.H.; Funding Acquisition, M.H., D.M. and A.K. All authors have read and agreed to the published version of the manuscript. Funding On page 19, funding sources are updated as follows: This research was funded by the World Bank under the contract number 7185716 and partially by (a) the Swedish Center for Smart Grids and Energy Storage (SweGRIDS-ABB) under grant VF-2015-0018 and (b) the ÅForsk Foundation under grant 17-604. The authors would like to apologize for any inconvenience caused to the readers and contributors by these changes. The changes do not a ect the scientific results. The manuscript will be updated, and the original will remain online on the article webpage, with a reference to this correction.</p
Organisatie-Ontwerp van de Informatievoorziening
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“Masha,” a Story by B.K. Zaitsev: Composition and Idea of Order of Estate Life
No full textThe article comprehends the structure of the story by B.K. Zaitsev’s “Masha” (1915) as a parallel development and non-linear comparison of two storylines dedicated to the love stories of the noblewoman Lisa and her peer, the peasant girl Masha. The author of this article explained the writer’s choice of the story’s title (after the name of the peasant heroine, which marks the semiotic shifts in the “estate culture” of the Silver Age). The article examines in detail the dichotomy of order / disorder, which substantially organizes the artistic world of the work. The research explores the ways of representing the “estate topos” and analyses the sociocultural connection of the heroines with the estate. The Kochki and Radishchevo estates described in the story are also characterized as two varieties of “estate topos” in Russian literature at the turn of the 19th–20th centuries. There is a typological similarity between Liza Andreeva in Zaitsev’s story “Masha” and Liza Kalitina in the novel by I.S. Turgenev, Home of the Gentry (1858). It indicates Zaitsev’s reception of Turgenev’s characterological principles in the dual portrayal of the heroines. The article identifies and classifies the details of everyday estate life in Zaitsev’s story and highlights the author’s complex, ambiguous attitude towards characters leading a secluded estate existence
ACTUALIZED HISTORY IN THE WORK OF B.K. ZAYTSEV «Venerable SERGIUS of RADONEZH»
No full textIn the article the religious prose of Boris Konstantinovich Zaytsev is analyzed. It is considered in the context of Russian medieval religiouse literature that was deeply rethinked by Russian emigrant authors. The themes of Ortodox culture and spirituality were very important for them because they believed that their mission was to preserve the pre-revolutionary Russian culture. The story «Venerable Sergius of Radonezh» which is written by B.K. Zaytsev is included in the well-known trilogy of the author about the life of the saints. So we can compare St. Sergius with others. The image of the Trinity-Saint Sergius Lavra is presented as a sacred center of Russian Orthodox culture and statehood. Following the words of Epiphanius the Wise and preserving the emotional evenness, Zaytsev lends his interpretation to the key episodes from the life of Sergius and Lavra. Saint Sergius is just an example, favorite by the people themselves – clarity, light transparent and equal. St. Sergius left, in his influence on the world, from the historical framework. Having done his job in life, he remained a figure. We saw Sergius as a thoughtful boy, quietly obedient; a young hermit, and hegumen, and the elder famous Sergius. He is a delicate, modest and selfless man at the same time he is a spiritual leader and a significant public person. The description of the high mission of Sergius is combined with the history of the monastic community of the Trinity-Saint Sergius Lavra. Zaytsev demonstrates that the monastery had a significant influence on the Russian medieval society and played an important role in revival of Russian medieval state. The article focuses on the antithesis as one of the compositional techniques of narration. The asceticism of Sergius is shown in the context of the famous ascetics of both Orthodox and Catholic churches.</jats:p
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