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A Companion to British-Jewish Theatre Since the 1950s

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Dr. Jeanette Malkin holds the chair of the Theatre Studies Department at the Hebrew University Jerusalem. She co-edited the book Jews and the Making of Modern German Theatre (2010) and is the author of Memory-Theatre and Postmodern Drama (1999) and Verbal Violence in Contemporary Drama: From Handke

to Shepard (1992). She has received two major grants for her research from the Israel Science Foundation (ISF) for her project ＂Triangulation: Jewish Cultural Markings in German and American Theatre＂ (2005-2009); the second from the German Lower Saxony-Israel Joint Research Project funds (Niedersäch

sisches Vorab) of the Volkswagen Stiftung for the project ＂Hyphenated Cultures: Contemporary British Jewish Theatre＂ (2016-2019) in collaboration with Prof. Eckart Voigts (TU Braunschweig). Dr. Eckart Voigts is Professor of English Literature at TU Braunschweig, Germany. He has written, edited and c

o-edited numerous books and articles, such as Introduction to Media Studies (Klett 2004), Janespotting and Beyond: British Heritage Retrovisions since the Mid-1990s (Narr 2005), Adaptations - Performing Across Media and Genres (2009), Reflecting on Darwin (2014) and Dystopia, Science Fiction, Post-

Apocalypse (2015), Companion to Adaptation Studies (co-edited with Dennis Cutchins and Katja Krebs). He is on the Board of the journals Adaptation, Adaptation inFilm and Performance, Anglistik and JESELL as well as the book series Transmedia (coedited by Matt Hills and Dan Hassler-Forest). Sarah J.

Ablett has studied English literature, philosophy, and creative writing at the Universities of Hamburg, Manchester, Heidelberg, and Hildesheim, and completed her doctorate at TU Braunschweig. She has taught literary and cultural studies and was part of the research project »Hyphenated Cultures: Cont

emporary British-Jewish Theatre« funded by the VolkswagenStiftung. Her latest publication is a book on Dramatic Disgust. Aesthetic Theory and Practice from Sophocles to Sarah Kane (transcript, 2020).

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數位故事創作中教師回饋對高/低成就學生的影響：口語表達、情緒經驗、觀感

為了解決2010 isf的問題，作者CYNTHIA AYU PURNOMO 這樣論述：

個別化學習在世界各地廣受歡迎，因為此學習模式滿足學習者的個別需求並改善他們的學習。因此，在學習中需要考慮社會、情感和認知方面的個別差異（Ellis，2004）。教師回饋為促進個別化學習的有效方法之一，因為是針對個別學習者的認知和情感差異所提供的個別化回饋，因此個別化回饋也被認為有助於以英語為外語的學習（EFL, English as a foreign language）。然而，很少研究透過教師回饋來探討個別化學習的重要性，尤其是口語能力。此外，只有少數研究探討學生的情緒和對回饋的看法如何影響他們的學習表現。另外，雖然數位故事創作有其優勢，但卻鮮少此議題的研究。因此，本研究旨在探討數位故事創

作中教師回饋對EFL學生的影響，特別聚焦高低成就學生之間的口語表達、情緒經驗、與觀感。本研究設計採用混合研究方法，從數位說故事的前後測和問卷調查（自陳式情緒經驗量表與教師回饋反思）中收集資料，研究對象為亞洲大學人文社會學院的56名大學生組成，包括幼兒教育、社會工作、外國語文等學系。受試者先進行故事書書評活動以作為前測，以此為依據將學生分為高低成就兩組。接著學生使用Book Creator進行故事創作，研究者每週於課堂中給予學生故事創作方面的回饋，學生於此學習活動的表現視為後測。接著學生完成情緒經驗量表和反思問卷以瞭解學生在數位故事創作過程中的情緒經驗和對教師回饋的觀感。此外，研究者亦自我省思以

驗證教師回饋的成效。研究結果顯示教師回饋顯著提升學生的口語表現，尤其是低成就學生。在情緒經驗方面，兩組學生皆體驗到正向情緒，尤其是高成就學生在數位故事創作中明顯感受到更多的正向情緒，兩組學生在負向情緒方面則無顯著差異，顯示兩組學生亦感受到如害怕等的負面情緒。學生反思結果顯示低成就學生比高成就學生更需要教師回饋，尤其是圖像選擇與安排方面的建議。研究者自我省思則指出教師回饋多聚焦於故事內容架構與圖像選擇，另外，教師正面鼓勵激勵學生有更好的表現。這項研究為未來個別化教師回饋與情感因素（如情緒與觀感）開啟研究契機。

20堂名師親授的攝影課：創作完美的比賽作品

為了解決2010 isf的問題，作者劉信鑫 這樣論述：

※比賽秘辛 X 獲獎關鍵！必修的20堂名師親授攝影課！ 　　[一分鐘瞭解本書]　　在攝影比賽當中得獎，幾乎是所有攝影人渴望且嚮往的一個成就。畢竟，每張完美影像的背後，不曉得蘊藏著多少辛苦的歷程與挑戰。但除了高超的攝影技巧，想要得獎獲得肯定，其實有許多地方是需要格外注意與花費心思的。 　　《20堂名師親授的攝影課—創作完美的比賽作品》特別邀請獲獎無數，具有美術國畫基礎的劉信鑫（Samu）老師，為大家逐一分析民間攝影比賽、影展、美展的各種特性，透過他一幅又一幅高水準的得獎作品，剖析不同影像與不同比賽所應該注意的細節。讓眾人瞭解到為何有些作品在第一輪的初選過程就會被淘汰？為什麼有些人的作品總是能

夠獲得評審的青睞、獲獎連連？ 　　舉凡攝影比賽，大多都會規定「不得後製」影像。但其實大部份的獲獎作品，都是在容許範圍內經過一定幅度的「調整」的。不同的比賽對於「後製」的寬容度不盡相同。有了本書，所有關於比賽與攝影的疑問都將迎刃而解。徹底學習Samu老師的攝影美學、構圖法則以及後製手法，您的作品將能夠更上一層樓。 作者簡介 劉信鑫 　　攝影、評審簡歷：　　台北攝影學會 博學會士 99年 第一名 　　台灣攝影學會 博學會士 99年 年度金牌 　　新北市攝影學會 博學會士 98年 第一名 　　中華藝術攝影家學會 高級會士　　新北市攝影學會 沙龍月賽評審　　台灣攝影學會 雙月賽評審　　新東陽關西休息站

攝影比賽評審 　　講師簡歷：　　台北科技大學攝影進階班、內湖社大攝影班數位編修、　　台灣攝影學會數位編修班、新北市攝影學會、中鼎工程　　公司、外貿協會、桃園縣攝影學會、富士攝影學會、桃　　園愛心攝影學會…等 　　獲獎經歷：　　2012 第24屆新北市美展—攝影類全國組 第一名　　2012 第24屆新北市美展—攝影類新北市組 第一名　　2011 台北國際沙龍—TMSA GM 台北市長特別獎　　2011 台北攝影沙龍 年度積分第一名　　2011 台灣攝影沙龍 年度決選金牌　　2011 台北國際沙龍—ISF GM 法國影像無疆界 金牌　　2011 台北國際沙龍—A-J GM 德國會 金牌　　201

1 台北國際沙龍—PST BM 台北會 銅牌　　2011 第13屆新莊美展 第三名　　2010 第19屆桃園影展 金質獎　　2010 第十五屆大墩美展 入選　　2010 綠世界生態之美國際攝影比賽 第二名　　2010 年第22屆北縣美展全國組 北縣組雙入選　　2010 雞籠美展 佳作2009 桐舟共渡歸鄉文化季「桐舟盃」攝影比賽 金牌獎　　2009 交通部觀光局「台灣采風」攝影比賽 銀牌獎　　2009 台北縣觀光局「暢遊北縣歡樂無限」攝影比賽 銀牌獎　　2009 交通部觀光局「北海岸及觀音山采風」攝影比賽 銅牌獎　　2009 泰山獅王文化節「LOHAS泰山」攝影比賽 銀牌獎　　2009 高雄影

展 金牌獎　　2009 彰化影展 銀牌獎

材料的界面與表面對相變化與塑性變形的理論研究

為了解決2010 isf的問題，作者施柏安 這樣論述：

The interface is a region in which two different phases are in contact with eachother. For example, it can be formed between two grains of the same material with different crystallographic orientations (grain boundary) or between twophases of the same material (inter-phase boundary). Surfaces can b

e classifiedas a particular type of interface between the solid and air. The type of interfacenot only influences the properties but also controls the transformation betweentwo phases. Also, the large surface area to volume ratio in nanomaterials suchas nanowires and nanorods is responsible for thei

r exceptional mechanical, electronic, and optical properties. This study is concerned with (a) role of interfaces inaustenite (γ) to ferrite/martensite (α) transformation in iron and (b) deformationbehavior of single and multi-component high entropy alloy (HEA) nanowires.This thesis focuses on explo

ring the role of interfaces during interface-controlledphase transformations using atomistic simulations. First, we compare the transformation mechanisms for the flat and ledged interface using an embedded atom method (EAM) potential. After that, we have explored the role of disconnectionson interfa

ce velocity and mobility for the ledged interface. At last, we study thedeformation behavior of Ag nanowires and CoCrFeMnNi HEA nanowires andexplore the synergistic sequence of the mechanisms responsible for their uniquedamage tolerance and other mechanical properties.The thesis begins with a genera

l introduction to solid-solid phase transformation related to iron systems in Chapter 1. We begin our discussion with a briefdescription of different types of solid-solid phase transformation, associated interface structure, and orientation relationships. This is followed by the review ofsome previo

us works related to the FCC-BCC phase transformation in iron. Atlast, we discuss the nanowires and their mechanical properties.Chapter 2, discusses different tools to simulate phase transformation, deformation behavior, and related material properties. We briefly introduce variousconcepts of molecul

ar dynamics (MD) simulation and density functional theory(DFT). We also discuss the interatomic potentials such as EAM and MEAM usedin the current study.In chapter 3, using MD and DFT based ab initio calculations, we determine thethermodynamic properties required for iron phase transformation and na

nowires’deformation behavior. We discuss calculating several thermodynamic properties,like the lattice parameter, enthalpy, melting temperature, Gibbs free energy, andstacking fault energy. These properties are in good agreement with the existing experimental and first-principle studies, which valid

ates the accuracy of thepotential used to describe the inter-atomic interactions. We calculate the stacking fault energy of the different elements using DFT-based ab initio calculations.We obtain the unstable stacking fault (USF), intrinsic stacking fault (ISF), unstable twinning fault (UTF), and ex

trinsic stacking fault (ESF) for all the given elements and demonstrate their respective generalized stacking fault energy (GSFE)curves. We use the approach used by Kibey et al. [‡] to get the input structuresfor different fault configurations.Chapter 4, shows how the interface morphology affects th

e phase transformation in iron by running MD simulations for the flat BCC-FCC interface in whichthe two phases are joined according to Nishiyama–Wasserman orientation relationship vs. a ledged interface having steps similar to the vicinal surface at different temperatures. We also characterize the a

tomic matching pattern, dislocationnetwork, and respective line and Burgers vector directions at the interface with the help of common neighbor analysis and Nye tensor analysis (NTA) for both theinterfaces. We identify the atomic displacements and the misfit dislocation network at the interface lead

ing to the phase transformation. Atomic structures ofthe inter-phase boundary and displacements leading to the phase transformationare also uncovered. Interestingly, interface mobility is found to follow Arrheniuslaw in case of ledged interfaces, while exactly opposite behavior is observed incase of

flat interfaces. We also demonstrate the role of structural ledges or stepsaffecting interface motion at the inter-phase boundary.Chapter 5, investigates the role of disconnections during the austenite to ferrite transformation in pure-Fe, using classical molecular dynamics simulations.We first cre

ate BCC-FCC-BCC interfaces based on Nishiyama–Wasserman orientation relationship and its derivatives. By rotating the FCC crystal, we vary thenumber of disconnections at the adjoining BCC-FCC interfaces. We find that thedisconnections present at the interphase boundary assist in growth of the ferrit

ephase. Small interface velocities (1.19–4.67 m/s) suggest a phase change via massive transformation mechanism. Boundary mobilities obtained in a temperaturerange of 1000 to 1400 K show an Arrhenius behavior, with activation energiesranging from 30–40 kJ/mol. Our study clearly shows that the disconn

ections located at the austenite-ferrite interface facilitate the growth of the α-Fe phase.In chapter 6, we study the deformation behavior of single element Ag nanowiresand CoCrFeMnNi HEA nanowires. We show that deformation mechanism is dependent on dislocation nucleation and propagation for both th

e nanowires. Thesimulation is carried out at a cryogenic temperature, room temperature, and elevated temperatures. Due to high surface energy at cryogenic temperatures, single element Ag nanowires transform into a more preferred phase via nucleationand propagation of partial dislocation across the n

anowire enabling superplasticity. In high entropy alloy CoNiCrFeMn nanowires, the motion of the partialdislocation is hindered by the friction due to the difference in the lattice parameter of the constituent atoms, which is responsible for the hardening and lowering the ductility. We demonstrate th

e temperature-dependent superplasticityand strengthening in both the nanowires. Interestingly, HEA nanowires can perform exceptional strength-ductility trade-offs at cryogenic temperatures. Evenat high temperatures, HEA nanowires can maintain good flow stress and ductility before failure. Mechanical

properties of HEA nanowires are better thanAg nanowires due to synergistic interactions of deformation twinning, FCC-HCPphase transformation, and the special reorientation of the cross-section. Furtherexamination reveals that simultaneous activation of twining-induced plasticity and transformation-

induced plasticity is responsible for the plasticity at differentstages and temperatures. The contribution of stacking fault energy in identifying deformation mechanisms is also discussed. These findings are beneficial fordesigning nanowires at different temperatures with high stability and superior

mechanical properties in the semiconductor industry.Finally, we summarize the main findings of our work in chapter 7, followedby a discussion of the future scope.