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Time and heat for sexual reproduction: comparing the phenology of Chara hispida of two populations at different latitudes

2017

Abstract Geographical location affects the main ecological factors driving the timing of plants’ life events. In addition, studying phenology is the simplest procedure to track current global warming and its effects on the success and survival of different populations of the same species. Little is known about the effect of water temperature and its corresponding accumulated heat on charophytes’ phenology. We compared differences in water temperature and sexual reproductive phenology of Chara hispida in two ponds of two countries located at different latitudes (Spain and Switzerland) over the same year. We estimated the accumulated heat required to develop from one phenophase to another (un…

ddc:333.7-333.90106 biological scienceseducation.field_of_studyRange (biology)EcologyPhenology010604 marine biology & hydrobiologyPopulationGlobal warmingTemperaturePlant ScienceGrowing degree-dayAquatic ScienceBiology010603 evolutionary biology01 natural sciencesCharophytesGeographical factors Hopkins' Bioclimatic LawGrowing Degree DaysLatitudeSexual reproductionddc:550Mean radiant temperatureeducationAquatic Botany
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Pauline E. Hopkins's Intertextual Aesthetics in Contending Forces

2017

Pauline E. Hopkins‘s attitude towards fiction as a terrain where political and social truths could be uttered, helped her establish a new hybrid writing paradigm in Contending Forces, her historical romance. The extraordinary intertextual load of references, verbatim borrowings and changed citations, her Emersonian ―noble borrowing,‖ is in fact both an audacious maneuvering of popular literature, and a systematic and subversive redrafting of preceding canonical texts from the Anglo-American literary traditions and of contemporary historical political testimonies. Hopkins‘s palimpsestic aesthetics recreate a sense of African American literary interventions aimed at recomposing a new black ar…

PalimpsestoIntertextualidadPalimpsestPlagioLiteratura angloamericanaPlagiarismContending ForcesLiterary borrowingHopkinsPréstamo literarioIntertextualityAnglo-American literatureLiteratura Història i crítica
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Psychometric Properties of Two Brief Versions of the Hopkins Symptom Checklist: HSCL-5 and HSCL-10

2019

The Hopkins Symptom Checklist–25 (HSCL-25) is a widely applied measure of depression and anxiety. The present study examines two of its short forms—the HSCL-5 and HSCL-10, which have been proposed by previous research—in a representative sample of the German general population. To this end, we conducted exploratory and confirmatory analysis on two subsamples ( n = 1,246 and n = 1,216). Our results suggest that, compared with the HSCL-25, both short forms represent economical ways of assessing depression and anxiety. Model fit was good and correlations with established measures demonstrate convergent validity. Both HSCL short forms are strongly invariant across sex, and we found evidence fo…

PsychometricsPopulationAnxiety03 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicine0504 sociologyAge groupsmedicineHumanseducationApplied PsychologyHopkins symptom checklisteducation.field_of_studyDepression05 social sciencesReproducibility of Results050401 social sciences methodsAnxiety DisordersMental healthConfirmatory factor analysisChecklist030227 psychiatryClinical PsychologyConvergent validityNormativeAnxietymedicine.symptomPsychologyClinical psychologyAssessment
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"Man Jack the man is": An Analysis of Gerald Manley Hopkins' sonnet The Sheperd's Brow

2020

Although the sonnet The Shepherd’s Brow, written by G. M. Hopkins only a few months before his death, has been considered by Robert Bridges an unfinished work, critics have gradually tended to agree that it is one of the poet’s most refined and powerful poems, structurally and thematically. W. H. Gardner has read in it a “Swiftean cynicism”, while other more recent scholars have defined it “conflicted” (Mariani), “ironic and damned” (Feeney), and above all “cryptic” (Sobolev). Often studied as an ideal appendix to the so called “terrible sonnets”, by offering a close-reading of the sonnet this article argues that The Shepherd’s Brow is one of Hopkins’ most powerful poems, marking an importa…

G. M. Hopkins. Victorian poetry. The form of the sonnet.Settore L-LIN/10 - Letteratura Inglese
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