... methodological consequences for empirically investigating notions of research quality held by members of scientific communities. Research quality collective frames scientific communities knowledge production enactment of quality frames For about two decades, science studies scholars have investigated...

... activity during sleep using actigraphy can objectively assess therapeutic response in drug trials in patients with iRBD. Graphical Abstract REM sleep behavior disorder clonazepam treatment efficacy dream enactment behaviors actigraphy Statement of Significance All randomized controlled trials have...

... of rapid eye movement (REM) sleep muscle atonia and increased number of muscle activations) often also accompanied by another feature: dream enactment [ 1–3 ]. NT1 is thought to have an autoimmune etiology caused by autoreactive T lymphocytes [ 19–21 ]. Evidence also points towards genetic...

... governance, and shift in power balance based on the technology enactment framework (TEF). Furthermore, examples of SSI pilots and their implications on society are discussed in Policy and governance challenges on the adoption of SSI, and, finally, the conclusions and suggestions for further research...

...) between patients with chronic PTSD with and without dream enactment behavior (DEB), isolated RBD (iRBD), and controls. Methods In this retrospective study, we comparatively analyzed 18 PTSD with DEB (PTSD+DEB), 18 PTSD without DEB, 15 iRBD, and 51 controls matched for age and sex. We reviewed medical...

.... Conclusions Our results suggest shared neural mechanisms between Verbal ST and language processing during wakefulness and a possible functional overlapping with linguistic planning in wakefulness. sleep talking somniloquy language processing dream enactment sleep mentation parasomnias Sapienza...

... Objectives In young adults, the ability to verbally recall instructions in working memory is enhanced if the sequences are physically enacted by the participant (self-enactment) or the experimenter (demonstration) during encoding. Here we examine the effects of self-enactment and demonstration at encoding...

... be?) in modern performances. medieval song Blondel de Nesle music analysis re-enactment trouvères performance practice The present article forms a complementary companion piece to an article I published in Music Analysis in Spring 2019, with the title, ‘Do trouvère melodies mean anything...

... of ‘bringing-to-life’ and the associated domain of re-enactment as key modes, deeply resonant since the earliest phases of cinema technology, for figuring both the page-to-screen adaptation and historical film. Finally, the 2015 historical biopic and adaptation Trumbo and its relationship to a range...

... ( Shipley, 1986 ), or number of years participants knew their close other, but the groups differed on most cognitive tests as well as on years of education (see Table 1 ). The self-referencing effect, better memory for information connected to the self, may contribute to the enactment effect through...

... Rogerson Barnaby Jones Sir William intertextuality Macaulay Rose The Towers of Trebizond R Macaulay Beckford Vathek Orientalism re-enactment Moallakat mi'raj isra' English society sporting culture The first version of this essay was presented at the ‘Romancing the East’ conference...

... as a transdisciplinary field of research, allying iconographic collage, clinical experimentation, performative re-enactment, narrative, and historiography. Jean-Martin Charcot and his colleagues at the Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris engaged in what they called ‘retrospective medicine’, an archival exercise that involved...

... between stanzas. A case is made for moving beyond a mode of reading that sees rhythmical features exclusively as subordinated to semantic meaning. Dionysius of Halicarnassus intervals rhythm Sisyphus affectivity rhythmical enactment metre Philodemus Aristides Quintilianus chorus singing...

...Episodic memory is identified with autonoetic consciousness, which gives rise to remembering in the sense of self-recollection in the mental re-enactment of previous events at which one was present. Autonoetic consciousness is distinguished from noetic consciousness, which gives rise to awareness...

... rhapsodists provides an example of the transmission of the memory of a traumatic event by ritual enactment and oral recital. This type of commemorative dirge or threnody is analysed in the light of comparative material, biblical and non-biblical and, by way of a postscript, it is suggested that the famous...

...-enactments of Ivanhoe in the form of tournaments in the South and other appropriations of the story in material culture. It shows how Scott’s novels were used as a narrative template to understand the divisions within American society. It argues that Scott did not cause the Civil War, but that his work...

... Charles Vogeler Dallas archetype Piscator Erwin Grant Glen kava ceremony ‘awa ceremony Magelssen Scott Ka Lei Maile Ali‘i Hawaiian Civic Club The Queen’s Women Dolan Jill Vogeler Stephen Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl Native Hawaiian theatre living history re-enactment missionaries Overthrow...

...This chapter considers the many factors that must be taken into account when pursuing a line of psychoanalytic interpretation. Using case examples, it explores clinical moments in which interpretive enactment or interpretive acting out occur. The constantly shifting emotional states produced...

...This chapter examines the clinical difficulty of making accurate and helpful interpretations that do not become part of the patient's defensive system. Using one extensive case presentation, it explores how interpretive acting out is inevitable in psychoanalytic treatment. Enactments occur when...

... practice. Key Kleinian concepts include the total transference, projective identification, the importance of countertransference, psychic retreats, the container/contained function, enactment, splitting, the paranoid-schizoid and depressive positions, unconscious phantasy, and the importance of both...