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    Institution of politically motivated policy certainty of government on economic growth: a study among major Indian states

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    This paper theoretically tries to explore the impact of politically motivated policy certainty of a government guided by the norm of equality of income on economic growth and also tries to examine its empirical validity on major Indian states. This paper lends credence to the fact that politically motivated policy uncertainty among most of the major Indian states under this study has positive impact on their economic growth. This study suggests that the policy of attaining inclusive growth for Indian states should be formalized in such a way that equality in income distribution and economic growth should be attained simultaneously.politically motivated policy certainty; major Indian states; income distribution; reproducible capital

    Transmission of respiratory droplets in ventilated indoor environments using the Eulerian approach

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    Review of the Pantomime National Spirit Lu Xun(1940) and Comparison on Interpretations of Lu Xun by Xiao Hong and Feng Yi-dai

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    《民族魂魯迅》是蕭紅在1940 年為「魯迅誕辰六十週年紀念活動」寫成的啞 劇劇本,經馮亦代等人改編,8 月3 日在香港孔聖堂演出。《民族魂魯迅》既是首 部以魯迅為主人公的傳記式作品,又是現代作家對啞劇文體的試驗,這部作品如 何試圖為具文學家、思想家、民族鬥士、青年導師等多重身份的魯迅定位,這個 魯迅形象又如何通過跨媒介的方式來展現?更重要的是,從蕭紅的原創劇本到馮 亦代的改編上演,魯迅的形象和定位也出現了重要變化,構成了一次詮釋魯迅的 角力,這點前人未有討論,亟待探討。 本文由圍繞《民族魂魯迅》的資料和文章出發,整理相關材料,重新考察這 齣啞劇創作的過程與細節。接著,本文在跨媒介的視角下重讀蕭紅劇作,觀察劇 內如何採用啞劇的新形式來再現魯迅,並以實驗與實踐兩方面分析作品的藝術性。 最後,本文整理出馮氏對劇本作出的變動,探討其改編方針,從而比較出蕭、馮 二人藉戲劇演繹、詮釋魯迅的兩種不同方法,並討論背後的文化意義。National Spirit Lu Xu is a pantomime written by Xiao Hong in 1940. The script is then adapted by Feng Yi-dai and the other members in Wenxie, and presented on stage at Confucius Hall of Hong Kong on the 60th anniversary of Lu Xun’s birth, August 3 1940. This is the first biographical work with Lu Xun as the protagonist, and an experiment to incorporate modern literature into pantomime. How does the pantomime represent the image of Lu Xun, among the multi-identities like author, ideologist, fighter of the nation, mentor of youngsters etc. through a transmedia way? Moreover, there is an important change on the image and role of Lu Xun in the adaptation of Feng Yi-dai. This confliction on the two interpretations of Lu Xun has not been discussed in the previous research. The first part of this paper reviews the production and details of the pantomime by reorganizing the relevant articles and records. The second part discusses how Lu Xun is represented in a transmedia way by analyzing the artistry of the pantomime in experimental and practical aspects. The third part explores the adaptation of Feng Yi-dai, then compares the interpretations of Xiao Hong and Feng Yi-da, and discusses their cultural meanings

    Going Beyond Counting First Authors in Author Co-citation Analysis

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    The present study examines one of the fundamental aspects of author co-citation analysis (ACA) - the way co-citation counts are defined. Co-citation counting provides the data on which all subsequent statistical analyses and mappings are based, and we compare ACA results based on two different types of co-citation counting - the traditional type that only counts the first one among a cited work's authors on the one hand and a non-traditional type that takes into account the first 5 authors of a cited work on the other hand. Results indicate that the picture produced through this non-traditional author co-citation counting contains more coherent author groups and is therefore considerably clearer. However, this picture represents fewer specialties in the research field being studied than that produced through the traditional first-author co-citation counting when the same number of top-ranked authors is selected and analyzed. Reasons for these effects are discussed
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