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Set Love Free: Female Sexuality as Subversive Agency in Lord Byron’s Don Juan

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　　Set Love Free talks about female sexuality as subversive agency in Lord Byron’s Don Juan. What Byron would like to show in Don Juan is the exploration of human feelings, especially human passions and the nature of love. Set Love Free also features seven different poems written by Cheng-Fen Chen.

These are all true feelings from Love. Believe your emotions and enjoy the lovely ride.   　　Cheng-Fen Chen (Emily Chen) is a poet and a writer coming from Taiwan. The poet Emily writes her poems with a sincere mind and special imagination. The literature of Romanticism, including that of Lord Byron

, has been a major influence on her writing. Set Love Free is Taiwan’s first book that presents a unique, engaging perspective on Byron’s masterpiece as well as collecting Emily Chen’s own poetic works in English—even with wild sublime as resonant languages. the tranquil time,  The appearance of poe

m was taking shape.   　　Love, Abject, and Romantic   　　Poem / by Cheng-Fen Chen   　　When I met you in the tranquil time,  　　The appearance of poem was taking shape.   　　Your name, I have not asked in person,   　　is just the third poem of mine.   好評推薦   　　The author, through her analysis of the rheto

rical and formal characteristics of Byron’s Don Juan, is able to reveal the importance of Byron’s view of female sexuality and female emancipation. This is an aspect of the work that is often overlooked, and I believe that she is able to convincingly demonstrate its importance and even, in a sense,

its centrality for the work’s overall vision. She supports her arguments with references to a range of contemporary thinkers, but continually anchors her conclusions in careful examinations of the various female figures in the poem and in Byron’s view of them, both explicit and more subtly implied.

Her appreciation of the poem’s well-known digressive form also adds credence to her argument. Ultimately she is able to reveal a previously unsuspected dimension of this work, namely, Byron’s view of the importance of female sexuality and female emancipation. In doing so, she throws a new and intere

sting light on an otherwise familiar work which, I believe, will make it even more interesting for many contemporary readers.—Steven Frattali,Former Assistant Professor, DFLL, NTHU, American Writer   　　The author leads readers to reread and reinterpret Byron’s Don Juan from highly creative viewpoint

s. Through the analysis of Byron’s unruly freedom claims, she also thinks deeply about love, female autonomy, and the consciousness of resisting patriarchy. In the complex narrative structure of Don Juan, the author has mastered the factors of travel and time, together with post-structuralism argume

nts to demonstrate the relationship between lovers and the stranger Don Juan. Their love has a complex mental framework, which reveals the personalities of Romantic Poets: they are eager to grasp the passion for love. This is indeed a poetic dissertation full of brand-new arguments.  —Wen-Wei Shiu,

Poet, Professor, Department ofChinese, NTNU    　　作者以相當具有創造力的觀點，帶領讀者重新閱讀與詮釋拜倫的《唐璜》，透過分析詩人不羈的自由主張，也省思愛情、女性的自主與抵抗父權的意識。在《唐璜》複雜的敘事結構中，作者掌握了旅行與時間的因素，以後結構主義的論點，論證戀人與異鄉人唐璜的關係，有著複雜的心理框架，呈現出浪漫主義詩人個性的張揚，歌頌與把握愛情的熱切，是一本充滿嶄新論點的詩學論述。—須文蔚．詩人．國立臺灣師範大學國文學系教授   　　Praise for Set Love Free   　　A must-collect book for a

ny Byron admires. Set Love Free and Emily’s poetic works give you all the affectionate insight you can feel in love. This book is really a unique artwork.—Chiou-Ling Shi   　　The opinions and research results provided in this book are precious. Beautiful, passionate, and sentimental to know.—Leslie C

hang   　　Emily Chen has achieved an enlightening discourse on Byron’s Don Juan. Also, her works are so sincere that you can feel the distinctive romantic spirits. Emily is a diligent writer, and she could write various articles. Absolutely emotional and rational!—Kevin Chuang   　　If you are attracte

d to the Byronic Hero, you must not miss this book. I got strength from the outstanding discourse and from the romantic poems: both artistic and enlightening.—Redmuhly33

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B2B會展參展商展位人員的個人特徵、互動行為及交流表現

為了解決sophisticated person的問題，作者盧盟方 這樣論述：

企業對企業(B2B)會展被視為行銷人員與現有和潛在顧客進行聯繫的成本效益措施(Bello&Barksdale,1988;Lilien,1983)。 此外，它們被視為企業資訊收集、產品曝光、關係建立和組織學習的寶貴渠道(Hansen,1996;Kerin&Cron,1987; Li,2006)。B2B會展作為行銷媒體的組成部分，為產業買賣雙方提供了一個進行交易、關係和資訊交流的良好平台(Siemieniao&Gębarowski,2017)。現有的展覽文獻缺乏對B2B會展背景下展位人員-展覽參觀者二元互動的前因和後果的系統性和理論性調查。從社會交換理論的角度來看，這項研究的主要目的是研究被忽視

但關鍵的主題，希望提供有趣的理論討論和管理建議。具體而言，本研究試圖發展和測試與展覽相關的模型，該模型的構建旨在找到有關展位人員與參觀者互動的三個問題的初步答案。一、個人特質是否會影響展位人員的互動行為？二、展位人員的顧客導向行為是否可以調解個人特質與互動行為之間的聯繫？ 三、展位人員的互動行為是否會影響參觀者對展位人員的資訊績效和關係績效的評估？本研究模型包含三個主要組成部分。一，展位人員的個人特徵包括以下因素：尋求挑戰(challenge seeking)、工作樂趣(task enjoyment)和外向性格(extraversion personality)。二是展位人員的互動行為，包括資

訊蒐集(information gathering)、B2B會展的關係行銷視角(Relationship Marketing Perspective)和關係綁定(relationship bonding)。三是兩個變數代表展位參觀者在對展位人員的資訊績效(informational performationce)和關係績效(relational performance)的評估。此外，本研究還探討了顧客導向(customer orientation)對個人特徵和互動行為之間Relationship Marketing Perspective的中介效果。 最後，本研究表明：一、內在動機、外向性格和

顧客導向是展位人員互動行為的重要先決條件。二、二元數據表明互動行為與展位參觀者的信息和關係表現密切相關。三、展位人員的顧客導向積極地調解了內在動機和互動行為因素之間的關係。四、展位人員的顧客導向積極地調解了外向性與互動行為因素之間的關係。

Foundation of Ethics-Based Practices: Annals of Theoretical Psychology Vol. 18

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Birthe Loa Knizek was raised bilingual in the Danish minority in Germany, where she developed a life-long interest in and awareness of cultural and linguistic differences and what they mean to people. She was awarded the titles mag.art. psych. and PhD from the Psychology Department, Center for Quali

tative Methods, Aarhus University, Denmark. Her background includes assoc.prof., CEKVINA (Center for Womens’ Studies in Aarhus), Aarhus University, Denmark; assoc.prof., leader of the long distance education in psychology, Ålborg Universitetscenter, Denmark; assoc. prof. in Theory of Science Problem

s in Psychology and Qualitative Methods, Dept. of psychology, The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Trondheim; full professor in Community Psychology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology; full professor in Mental Health, Sør-Trøndelag University College, Norway; full

professor, Mental Health, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, NTNU. Her research ranges from German psychosomatics, which emphasized the influence of personal experiences for the formation and health of the body, based on Uexküll’s theories, over suicidal behaviour and suicide prevention

in Norway, Ghana and Uganda focusing on cultural complexity and the decisive importance of individuals’ context, to mental health among children and adolescents living with HIV/AIDS in Uganda. Alongside she has an interest in morality and ethics guiding (global) mental health efforts. From 2016 to

2020 she was leading the multinational researcher network ＂Health in Context＂ with the focus on meaning-making and health. In addition, she is a specialist in Clinical Psychology (Children and Adolescents) with numerous years of clinical practice. For more information on publications: https: //innsi

da.ntnu.no/my-profile Sven Hroar Klempe (born 1955, Mag.art., Dr.art.) is full Professor in Psychology at the Department of Psychology, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Trondheim, Norway. His background includes full Professor in Musicology, Assoc. Prof. in Media Studies, teach

er and journalist in addition to Head of Department of Psychology for seven years. He has been visited Professor at University of Oslo; Clark University, Worcester MA, USA; TC Columbia University, NY, USA; Universidade São Paulo (USP), Brasil; and Honorary Adjunct Professor at the Department of Orga

nization and Leadership at Teachers College, Columbia University, New York. His research is cross-disciplinary with an emphasis on the history of psychology, culture and psychology, theory of science, communication and music psychology. E-mail address: [email protected] Recent publications: S.H.

Klempe (2021). Sound and Reason, Palgrave; S. H. Klempe (2020). Tracing the Emergence of Psychology 1520-1750: A Sophisticated Intruder to Philosophy, Springer; S. H. Klempe (2017). Kierkegaard and the Rise of Modern Psychology, Routledge; S.H. Klempe & R. Smith (Eds.) (2016). Centrality of History

for Theory Construction in Psychology, Annals of Theoretical Psychology Vol. 14, Springer; S. H. Klempe (Ed.) (2016). Cultural Psychology of Musical Experiences, Information Age PublishingDaniele Bruzzone, PhD. Professor of Education at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milano (Italy). Presi

dent of ALÆF - Italian Association of Logotherapy and Existential Analysis. Editor-in-chief of ＂Encyclopaideia. Journal if Phenomenology and Education＂.Main topics: philosophy of education, emotional competence and meaning making processes in health care and social work. After a teaching and researc

h career spanning 34 years at University of Delhi (Lady Irwin College), Nandita Chaudhary sought premature retirement to pursue her own academic interests in the year 2017. She now runs a blog and takes on freelance work in publishing, research and lectures in the field of Cultural Psychology, Child

Development and Family Studies both in India and abroad, while continuing to guide doctoral dissertations at University of Delhi. She has been a Fulbright scholar at Clark University, USA, (1993 - 94), and a Senior Fellow of the ICSSR (2012 - 2014). She is the author of ’Listening to Culture’ (2004

, Sage), co-edited five volumes, authored several chapters in books and journals and serves as associate and guest editor for several leading journals. Tor Johan Ekeland is Professor in social psychology at the Faculty of Social Science and History at Volda University College, and Professor II at Mo

lde University College. He has previously held positions at Nordic University of Public Health, Gothenburg; and University of Bergen. Recently his research has addressed the interplay between epistemology, neoliberal governing and practice in the mental health field, and he has published both empiri

cal and theoretical studies on these themes. Ekeland has also clinical experience. Maria Francesca Freda, Ph.D, is Full Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Department of Humanities, University Federico II of Naples, Italy. She teaches Methodology of clinical intervention and is head of the Narra

tive lab at the master’s degree in Clinical Psychology. She is head of the services for the undergraduates’ psychological support of the University Center for the active and participated undergraduates’ inclusion (SInAPSI). Her main research interests relate to the role of narratives in the elaborat

ion of critical events from a semiotic and constructivist perspective, to the sensemaking process of chronic diseases’ experience, and to University engagement. She is author of several national and international books and articles on such themes. Chalotte Glintborg, Ph.D. in psychology, is an Assoc

iate Professor in the Department of Communication & Psychology, Aalborg University, Denmark. Her research has centred on exploring first person perspectives on the emotional consequences of living with illness/disabilities, e.g. identity problems, distress, shame and depression, etcCathrine Grimsgaa

rd is Associate Professor of Child protection at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Lillehammer. Her research has specifically focused on children with mentally ill and addicted parents, professional ethics, children’s participation with newer phenomenology and hermeneutics as theoretical

approaches.Severus Hama-Owamparo is a psychologist, and human rights defender. His work focuses on addressing mental health challenges and human rights violations faced by gender and sexual diverse individuals in Africa. Currently, he is a director at the Taala Foundation; An entity working to supp

ort the wellbeing of young people on the margins, through mental health promotion, illness prevention, law and education in Uganda.Heidi Hjelmeland is professor at Department of Mental Health, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway.Polycarp Ikuenobe is a Professor in the D

epartment of Philosophy at Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, USA. He specializes/has interests in Ethics and Moral Philosophy, African Philosophy, Social and Political Philosophy, and Philosophy of Law.Eugene Kinyanda MBChB, M.Med (Psy), PhDMogens Jensen, Ph.D. in psychology, is an Associate Profes

sor in the Department of Communication & Psychology, Aalborg University, Denmark. His research has centred on efforts for youth in social and personal problems and on the professional work of social pedagogues.Elizabeth Kibuka-Musoke has 20 years´ working experience as a clinical psychologist in Nor

way and Uganda, mostly in private practice. Consultant to StrongMinds and Akina Mama wa Africa, both NGOs with a strong presence in psychosocial health and justice for disenfranchised and minority groups in the Ugandan context. Passionate about the development of mental health systems to reach larg

er groups of invisible people in need of help. Passionate about early prevention of mental health, and its integration into general health care practice and policy. Eugene Kinyanda is a Programme Track-Leader and Head of the Mental Health Section of the MRC/UVRI & LSHTM Uganda Research Unit. He is a

Senior Welcome Trust Fellow (2017-2021) and has previously held a Senior EDCTP Fellowship (2011-2013) and an MRC/DFID African Leadership Award (2014-2016). Over the last 12 years at the MRC/UVRI & LSHTM, Eugene has undertaken research into the psychiatric complications of HIV/AIDS among adults, chi

ldren and adolescents and older persons. He has also undertaken studies into various aspects of suicidal behaviour and into the psychological problems of war affected populations in Africa. He has authored over 80 peer reviewed publications. James Mugisha is a Senior Lecturer at Kyambogo University,

Kampala, UgandaHe is interested in culture and mental health. He has done enormous work on culture and mental health of indigenous communities in UgandaBirgit Nordtug is Associate Professor of Psychology at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences, Lillehammer. Her research has specifically foc

used on subjectivity, body and language with French psychoanalysis and semiotics as theoretical approaches.Raffaele De Luca Picione, Ph.D., is Associate Professor of Dynamic Psychology at the Giustino Fortunato University (Benevento, Italy), and psychotherapist with psychoanalytic training. His rese

arches focus on subjectivity, affectivity, modeling of the mind and semiotic borders, temporality and processes of sensemaking, health and illness narration, starting from a psychoanalysis, cultural psychology and semiotic perspective. He is the author of volumes ＂The mind as Form. The mind as text＂

(Mimesis, 2015), ＂Lacan’s topological adventure＂ (Mimesis, 2020/in press) and several international and national works between articles / essays / chapters.Livia Savarese, Ph.D, is psychotherapist and Scholar in Clinical Psychology at the Department of Humanities, University Federico II of Naples,

Italy. Her main research area relates with the process of sensemaking of the experience of living with a chronic disease from a semiotic narrative perspective, and on the relation between narrative processes and somatic experience. She is author of several international articles and chapters in the

se fields.John-Arne Skolbekken is a Professor at the Department of Public Health and Nursing, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway. His research work covers the medical risk discourse, medical screening and the empirical ethics of biobank research.Vilde Kris

tiane Wist Stordahl is a postgraduate student in psychology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. She is interested in clinical psychology, as well as community psychology and cultural psychology.

基於單影像之六自由度物體姿態估測

為了解決sophisticated person的問題，作者洪金利 這樣論述：

Dealing with the object pose estimation from a single RGB image is very challenging since 6 degree-of-freedom (6DoF) parameters have to be predicted without using the spatial depth information. Since direct regression of the pose parameters by using the deep neural network was reportedly poor and t

hen attaching with the refinement module to improve the accuracy causes much time consumption, in this work, we propose several techniques of top-down or bottom-up approaches to predict indirect feature maps instead from which single or multiple object poses can be recovered by using sophisticated p

ost-processing algorithms.Since there are four possible scenarios where single/multiple objects in the same/different classes can appear in the image, the corresponding output feature maps are predicted differently. For a single object scenario, unit-vector fields are predicted. These features are c

omposed of many unit-vectors pointing from pixels within the object mask to the pre-defined 2D object keypoints where their corresponding 3D object keypoints are distributed optimally on the 3D object surface based on the keypoint distances and object surface curvatures. From some pairs of the predi

cted unit-vectors, 2D projected keypoints can be voted and determined, so that PnP algorithm can be applied to estimate the pose. To deal with multiple objects even in the same or different classes, sufficient and informative output feature maps need to be predicted. Different from object keypoints,

6D coordinate maps which form the main features can be considered as a bunch of 3D point clouds for pose parameter calculation when their 2D-3D correspondences are also established. 6D coordinate maps contains two parts: front- and rear-view 3D coordinate maps. 3D coordinate map is actually a 2D ma

p where each pixel records 3D coordinates of a point in the object CAD model which projects to that 2D pixel location. Via 3D/6D coordinate maps, instance 2D-3D correspondences of a large point set can be built and PnP algorithm combined with RANSAC scheme to overcome the outliers or noise can be us

ed to estimate multiple object poses. Even though in this case, 2D object keypoints can no longer be used to estimate multiple poses, they can be defined as single/multiple reference points for identifying all object instance masks even in the presence of heavy occlusion. We are also interested in o

vercoming some problems related to the missing information and symmetry ambiguity encountered when generating the ground truth of 6D coordinate maps.Our studies show that our single pose estimation method using unit-vector fields can achieve an outstanding accuracy if compared to other top-down stat

e-of-the-art methods without including refinement modules. It has a good algorithm to identify the designated object keypoints from which the predicted feature maps are trained with the effective loss functions, but it has a slower inference speed when multiple object poses are taken into considerat

ion. On the other hand, our 6D coordinate maps, combining with the information from two opposite views, are capable of providing more constraints for network optimization and hence helpful for pose estimation accuracy. Our methods using 6D coordinate maps can achieve great performances if compared t

o other multiple object pose estimation methods.