Sleeping Beauty in Chelmno: Jane Yolen's Briar Rose or Breaking the Spell of Silence

AbstractThis article analyses Jane Yolen's Briar Rose (1992) from the perspective of trauma studies as a novelistic transposition of "Sleeping Beauty" in the context of the Holocaust. It argues that the fairy tale fulfils a psychological and even existential role for the fictional survivor of the extermination camp, but also a pedagogical, moral and political one through the figure of the cowitness central to the economy of the novel. Through Becca's recovery of the biographical elements underlying her grandmother's retelling of the story, Yolen shows how the fairy tale can serve to communicate traumatic personal memories and transmit collective cultural knowledge to counter the disappearance of first-hand witnesses.RésuméCet article analyse le recours au conte de fées dans un roman récent de Jane Yolen, Briar Rose, qui transpose le conte de La Belle au bois dormant dans le contexte de l'Holocauste. A partir des études sur le traumatisme (trauma studies), il montre comment le conte de fées remplit plusieurs rôles: psychologique voire existentiel pour la survivante du camp, mais aussi didactique, politique et moral à travers la figure du co-témoin placée au coeur du dispositif narratif. Yolen fait ainsi appel à deux genres pédagogiques, le conte et la literature de jeunesse sur l'Holocauste comme outils pédagogiques permettant la transmission d'une mémoire individuelle et collective qui problématise la question épineuse de la représentation de l'Holocauste et de la fictionnalisation de l'histoire qui accompagne la disparition des témoins directs.

Multiflora rose and its control,1992

This pamphlet describes Multiflora Rose and how to control it.

Mémoire à consulter et consultation pour la dame Anne-Rose Cabibel, veuve Calas, & pour ses enfans

[Factum. Calas, Anne-Rose (née Cabibel, vve). 1762]

Rose de mai : légendes parisiennes / par Louis Lazare ; par P. Creton

Comprend : Geoffroy l'Asnier ; Entre deux canons

Integrating life cycle costs and environmental impacts of composite rail car-bodies for a Korean train

Background, aim, and scope A coupled Life Cycle Costing and life cycle assessment has been performed for car-bodies of the Korean Tilting Train eXpress (TTX) project using European and Korean databases, with the objective of assessing environmental and cost performance to aid materials and process selection. More specifically, the potential of polymer composite car-body structures for the Korean Tilting Train eXpress (TTX) has been investigated. Materials and methods This assessment includes the cost of both carriage manufacturing and use phases, coupled with the life cycle environmental impacts of all stages from raw material production, through carriage manufacture and use, to end-of-life scenarios. Metallic carriages were compared with two composite options: hybrid steel-composite and full-composite carriages. The total planned production for this regional Korean train was 440 cars, with an annual production volume of 80 cars. Results and discussion The coupled analyses were used to generate plots of cost versus energy consumption and environmental impacts. The results show that the raw material and manufacturing phase costs are approximately half of the total life cycle costs, whilst their environmental impact is relatively insignificant (3-8%). The use phase of the car-body has the largest environmental impact for all scenarios, with near negligible contributions from the other phases. Since steel rail carriages weigh more (27-51%), the use phase cost is correspondingly higher, resulting in both the greatest environmental impact and the highest life cycle cost. Compared to the steel scenario, the hybrid composite variant has a lower life cycle cost (16%) and a lower environmental impact (26%). Though the full composite rail carriage may have the highest manufacturing cost, it results in the lowest total life cycle costs and lowest environmental impacts. Conclusions and recommendations This coupled cost and life cycle assessment showed that the full composite variant was the optimum solution. This case study showed that coupling of technical cost models with life cycle assessment offers an efficient route to accurately evaluate economic and environmental performance in a consistent way.

Observation of a continuous interior crisis in the Hindmarsh-Rose neuron model.

Interior crises are understood as discontinuous changes of the size of a chaotic attractor that occur when an unstable periodic orbit collides with the chaotic attractor. We present here numerical evidence and theoretical reasoning which prove the existence of a chaos-chaos transition in which the change of the attractor size is sudden but continuous. This occurs in the Hindmarsh¿Rose model of a neuron, at the transition point between the bursting and spiking dynamics, which are two different dynamic behaviors that this system is able to present. Moreover, besides the change in attractor size, other significant properties of the system undergoing the transitions do change in a relevant qualitative way. The mechanism for such transition is understood in terms of a simple one-dimensional map whose dynamics undergoes a crossover between two different universal behaviors

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Nitrogênio e potássio no crescimento de mudas de pitaia [Hylocereus undatus (Haw.) Britton & Rose]

A pitaia ainda é uma cultura carente de estudos e informações que subsidiem a definição/adaptação de sistemas de produção mais adequados às condições edafoclimáticas brasileiras, embora nos últimos anos tenha havido aumento de sua expansão agrícola, tanto no Brasil quanto em outros países. Assim, o objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar o efeito da adubação mineral sobre o crescimento de mudas de pitaia e, dessa maneira, obter informações direcionadas para a definição de manejos de fertilização adequados à exploração agrícola da cultura. Para isto, foram testadas cinco doses de nitrogênio (N) (0; 150; 300; 450 e 600 mg dm-3) e potássio (K) (0; 75; 150; 225 e 300 mg dm-3), sendo os níveis de cada nutriente arranjados em esquema fatorial 5x5, com quatro blocos. Para a interação significativa a (p<0,05), procedeu-se ao ajuste em superfícies de resposta do tipo Y = β0 + β1(A) + β2(A)² + β3(B) + β4(B)² + β5(A).(B) + e. As estimativas das correlações fenotípicas foram obtidas considerando apenas o intervalo das doses de N e K, que promoveram as melhores respostas do acesso de pitaia para os caracteres estudados. Ao término do presente estudo, foi constatado que a aplicação de doses crescentes de N e K, e a interação NxP afetam os teores de ambos os nutrientes no solo, o sistema radicular e a parte aérea, influenciando, desse modo, sobre o crescimento inicial das plantas de pitaia. Os rendimentos mais satisfatórios ocorrem quando há 0,7 mmol dm-3 de K no solo, e 20 - 25 g kg-1 de N com 30 - 40 g kg-1 de K na parte aérea. Esses valores foram obtidos para a aplicação de 300 - 450 mg dm-3 de N com 150 - 225 mg dm-3 de K. O somatório do comprimento dos cladódios (SCC) e a massa seca do sistema radicular (MSSR) são as variáveis explicativas que apresentam maiores efeitos diretos sobre a massa seca dos cladódios (MSC).