111 research outputs found
Gestalttherapeutische und integrative Arbeit mit Märchen
No full textDie Arbeit von Regine Lückel von 1979 wird immer wieder nachgefragt. Sie wird deshalb neu eingestellt. Der Text befasst sich mit der therapeutischen Arbeit mit Märchen als Methoden integrativer Therapie und Gestalttherapie. Märchentexte, die individuell von Patienten und Klienten ausgesucht und gestaltet werden, werden in ihrem Bedeutungsgehalt für die persönliche Biographie mit Hilfe von Gestalttherapie und Psychodrama aufgeschlüsselt. Die Figuren der Märchen werden zum Ausdruck individueller Probleme, aber auch zum Hinweis auf Lösungsmöglichkeiten, auf neue Wege der Selbstentdeckung und Selbstverwirklichung. In lebendiger Darstellung und unter Verwendung zahlreicher Prozessbeispiele gibt die Autorin eine überzeugende Darstellung von den therapeutischen Möglichkeiten kreativer Therapie.This text of Regine Lückel has often been asked for. Therefore it is placed here anew. The text is dealing with the therapeutic use of fairy tales as methods of Integrative Therapy and Gestalt Therapy. The text of the tales is selected and formed by each patient or client. Its significance for the personal biography is explored in respect to its meaning by Gestalt Therapy and Psychodrama. The characters of the tale are becoming an expression of personal problems, but they are also a hint to solutions, to new pathway of self-exploration and self-realization. By a vivid presentation and by using of many examples from processes with patients the author offers a convincing presentation of the therapeutic potential of creative therapy.https://www.fpi-publikation.de/polyloge/10-2012-lueckel-regine-gestalttherapeutische-und-integrative-arbeit-mit-maerchen/peerReviewedpublishedVersio
[Rezension zu:] Carmen Sylva: Poveştile unei regine [Die Geschichten einer Königin]. București: Curtea Veche, 2012, 189 S.
No full textThe present text introduces the anthological volume of Queen-poetess Carmen Sylva Poveştile unei regine [The Stories of a Queen] and highlights the fact that both her prose – tales and stories – and her poems are representative not only of her favorite themes and motifs, but also of the specific stylistic features of the author
Om Regine Normanns biografi med påfølgende debatt - slik biografen ser det
No full textThis essay is written as part of a debate related to the biography as genre, following the publishing of my biography Havmannens datter. Regine Normann - et livsløp [The merman's daughter. Regine Normann - a life story] (1997). On one hand the essay contains arguments related to this specific biography. On the other hand, it contains general points of view related to biography as genre. The author defines biography as a written life-story about a person different from the biographer himself or herself. A biography is a work according to historical methods, as it is based on historical sources and has an explicit claim to documentation inherent. In the specific biography on Regine Normann, which is styled as a story, strict demands to historical references are practiced. Still the biography in its final form is dependant upon interpretation of the sources.
As more general points on biography as genre the essay argues that competence within documentation is of uttermost importance for the work, as reliable historical sources are the fundament of any valid biography. The work of reference is emphasized, as the reader should have the possibility to control the factual information given. There is a demand that correct and accurate when referring to sources, and not inventing or adding information which can not be documented.
It is further argued for a division line between biography writing and literary analysis, in cases wherein the biography is written on an author. For that reason, literary analysis of fictional works does not have any place in a biography, but should be published as literary research.
The interpretative function of the biographer is underlined, even in a text based on historical information. In a text formed along narrative lines, as is the case with Regine Normann's life story, the narrator has the authority and power to interpret documents and formulate the text in his own manner and according to his interpretation.
N.B: This article was originaly printed among the reviews of Nordlit nr. 3 and can also be found there, in its chronological place. It has been elevated by request of the author
Effectiveness of Vetiver Grass (Vetiveria Zizanioides L. Nash) for phytoremediation of endosulfan in two cotton soils from Burkina Faso
No full textISI Document Delivery No.: 217LO Times Cited: 1 Cited Reference Count: 38 Abaga, Norbert Ondo Zue Dousset, Sylvie Munier-Lamy, Colette Billet, David CORUS II project; Gabonese Government The authors thank the CORUS II project and the Gabonese Government for financial support and the Botanical Garden of Montet (Villers-les-Nancy, 54 France) for material support and for providing the vetiver plants. We also thank Paul Savadogo (INERA, Ouagadougou, Burkina-Faso) for providing the studied soils, Regine Mosser-Ruck (G2R, Nancy) for the clay mineralogical compositions and Geraldine Kitzinger (LIMOS, Nancy) for the organic acid analyses. Taylor & francis inc PhiladelphiaThe influence of vetiver grass (Vetiveria zizanioides) on the fate of endosulfan was studied using a vertisol and a lixisol soils from cotton-growing areas of Burkina Faso. Endosulfan adsorption isotherms were prepared for planted and unplanted soils. Pot experiments were then conducted for six months. For both soils, endosulfan adsorption was higher on planted soils (K-f= 6.53-9.73mg(1-n)L(n)kg(-1)) than on unplanted soils (6.27-7.24mg(1-n)L(n)kg(-1)). In unplanted soils, vertisol adsorbed more endosulfan than lixisol. From the pot experiments, the estimated half-lives of endosulfan in unplanted soils (40.6 to 43.1days) were higher than in planted soils (34.5 to 40.6days) containing a greater number of endosulfan-degrading microorganisms. Six months after treatment, endosulfan was not detected in soils. The effectiveness of vetiver in promoting adsorption and the disappearance of endosulfan in both studied soils should be validated on the cotton plot scale in Burkina Faso
EFFECTS OF ETHYLENE GLYCOL SATURATION PROTOCOLS ON XRD PATTERNS: A CRITICAL REVIEW AND DISCUSSION
No full textInternational audienceThe study of the transformation of smectite to illite, chlorite or vermiculite via interstratified clay minerals needs precise qualitative and quantitative determinations of the different layers in the mixed- layer clays and is generally based on X-ray diffraction (XRD) patterns after specific treatments of the clay samples. Saturation with K or Mg followed by ethylene glycol (EG) solvation are classical methods used to identify high-charge smectite and vermiculite. These procedures have been applied to two experimental clays, one composed of smectite layers and the second, a mixture of vermiculite and smectite layers. Different methods of glycolation (EG vapor or liquid EG) produce significant differences in the XRD patterns. Comparison with literature data indicates that K-saturated, high-charge smectite (~0.8 < total charge <1/unit-cell) and Mg-vermiculite (whatever its charge) do not expand in ethylene glycol vapor (d values ~14ÿ15 A Ê ). Expansion to 17 A Ê in liquid ethylene glycol occurs for Mg-vermiculite with a total charge of <~1.2/unit-cell and for K-saturated, high-charge smectite, when the tetrahedral charge is <~0.7/unit-cell. This study shows that: (1) procedures of glycolation need to be standardized; (2) the use of saturation protocols using both liquid ethylene glycol and ethylene glycol vapor yields useful additional information about the distribution of charges in clay minerals
Etude par resonance paramagnetique electronique du couplage des elements en trace dans les cassiterites naturelles et des cristaux synthetiques de SnO2 dope
No full textSIGLECNRS T Bordereau / INIST-CNRS - Institut de l'Information Scientifique et TechniqueFRFranc
EFFECTS OF ETHYLENE GLYCOL SATURATION PROTOCOLS ON XRD PATTERNS: A CRITICAL REVIEW AND DISCUSSION
No full textInternational audienceThe study of the transformation of smectite to illite, chlorite or vermiculite via interstratified clay minerals needs precise qualitative and quantitative determinations of the different layers in the mixed- layer clays and is generally based on X-ray diffraction (XRD) patterns after specific treatments of the clay samples. Saturation with K or Mg followed by ethylene glycol (EG) solvation are classical methods used to identify high-charge smectite and vermiculite. These procedures have been applied to two experimental clays, one composed of smectite layers and the second, a mixture of vermiculite and smectite layers. Different methods of glycolation (EG vapor or liquid EG) produce significant differences in the XRD patterns. Comparison with literature data indicates that K-saturated, high-charge smectite (~0.8 < total charge <1/unit-cell) and Mg-vermiculite (whatever its charge) do not expand in ethylene glycol vapor (d values ~14ÿ15 A Ê ). Expansion to 17 A Ê in liquid ethylene glycol occurs for Mg-vermiculite with a total charge of <~1.2/unit-cell and for K-saturated, high-charge smectite, when the tetrahedral charge is <~0.7/unit-cell. This study shows that: (1) procedures of glycolation need to be standardized; (2) the use of saturation protocols using both liquid ethylene glycol and ethylene glycol vapor yields useful additional information about the distribution of charges in clay minerals
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No full textThe biotrophic fungus Ustilago maydis causes smut disease in maize with characteristic tumor formation and anthocyanin induction. Here, we show that anthocyanin biosynthesis is induced by the virulence promoting secreted effector protein Tin2. Tin2 protein functions inside plant cells where it interacts with maize protein kinase ZmTTK1. Tin2 masks a ubiquitin-proteasome degradation motif in ZmTTK1, thus stabilizing the active kinase. Active ZmTTK1 controls activation of genes in the anthocyanin biosynthesis pathway. Without Tin2, enhanced lignin biosynthesis is observed in infected tissue and vascular bundles show strong lignification. This is presumably limiting access of fungal hyphae to nutrients needed for massive proliferation. Consistent with this assertion, we observe that maize brown midrib mutants affected in lignin biosynthesis are hypersensitive to U. maydis infection. We speculate that Tin2 rewires metabolites into the anthocyanin pathway to lower their availability for other defense responses
typifying four Ehrenberg names and a preliminary checklist of the African taxa
No full textTo comply with the new phylogeny within the Surirellales as supported by
molecular and morphological data, re-evaluations and re-combinations of taxa
from and within the genera Surirella, Cymatopleura, and Stenopterobia and with
the re-established genus Iconella are necessary. Since the African diatom
flora is rich with taxa from these genera, especially Iconella, and the
authors have studied these taxa recently, describing also new taxa, a
preliminary checklist of African Iconella and Surirella is here presented. 94
names are contained on this list. 57 taxa have been transferred to Iconella;
55 taxa were formerly ranked within Surirella and two taxa within
Stenopterobia. 10 taxa have stayed within Surirella and six taxa have been
transferred from Cymatopleura to Surirella. 20 Surirella and 1 Stenopterobia
names are listed which are either unrevised or unrevisable since morphological
data is missing. Four names and taxa described by Ehrenberg are here typified.
Two had been transferred to Iconella already: Iconella bifrons (Ehrenb.) Ruck
& Nakov and Iconella splendida (Ehrenb.) Ruck & Nakov. Two are re-transferred
from Cymatopleura to Surirella: Surirella librile (Ehrenb.) Ehrenb. and
Surirella undulata (Ehrenb.) Ehrenb.; both taxa are currently known by their
younger synonyms: Cymatopleura solea (Bréb.) W. Smith and Cymatopleura
elliptica (Bréb. ex Kützing) W. Smith. Lectotypes for Iconella bifrons, I.
splendida, Surirella librile, and S. undulata were designated
Common ground in fiction
No full textFollowing up on Regine Eckardt’s work on fiction, I explore the idea that the reader of a novel, for example, may have common ground and share commitments with the narrator (as opposed to the author)
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