Mit tudunk meg Klimó püspök hagyatéki irataiból könyvtárára vonatkozólag

Közlemények a Pécsi Erzsébet-Tudományegyetem Könyvtárából. 37. szám. 1937. január

Az éghajlatváltozás hatásai az örökségre - Faszerkezetek

In recent years, climate change has emerged as one of the most significant challenges facing our planet. Its far-reaching consequences extend beyond the realms of the natural environment, affecting various facets of human life, including the integrity of our architectural heritage. Timber structures, with their timeless beauty and historical significance, are particularly vulnerable to the evolving climate patterns that characterize the contemporary era. The scope of this research is both comprehensive and targeted. It seeks to unravel the multifaceted ways in which climate variables, ranging from temperature and relative humidity fluctuations to extreme weather events, interact with timber structures. Through meticulous analysis and experimentation, the study aims to provide a nuanced understanding of the vulnerabilities inherent in these heritage treasures. The results of this endeavour promise to be far-reaching. By elucidating the climate-induced stresses on timber heritage structures, we not only enhance our theoretical understanding but also lay the groundwork for informed conservation strategies. It is my hope that this research contributes to the development of sustainable practices that can safeguard these cultural artefacts for future generations

Affective super‑traits and/ or individual patterns: a variable‑centered and a person‑centered approach of primary emotional aspects of personality

Theoretical approaches of personality structure are diverse. We examine the primary emotional aspects of personality as the correspondence of two mainstream constructs: the lexically-based Big Five (BIG5) and the biologically-based Affective Neuroscience Theory (ANT) within two approaches. In the variable-centered approach (VCA), our aim is to identify affective super-traits; while in the person-centered approach (PCA) to uncover latent profile patterns. 240 participants (177 women, 63 men) completed the 112-item affective neuroscience personality scales (ANPS), and the 44-item Big Five Inventory (BFI). We identified four super-traits: Negative emotions (FEAR, SADNESS, Emotional instability), Positive emotions and stimulation (SEEK, Extraversion), Affiliation and social bonds (reversed ANGER, CARE, Agreeableness), Self-regulation (PLAY, Conscientiousness. Based on the VCA, we conclude that the four super-traits represent two main affective tendencies (Positive emotions and approaching, Negative emotions and avoidance), interpersonal (Affiliation) and intrapersonal (Self-regulation) dynamics of personality. As a result of Latent Profile Analysis in the PCA, we explored three latent groups with different patterns of primary emotional traits based on their responsiveness (Highly emotional, Balanced, Low emotional). Our findings provide a holistic approach to emotional aspects of personality, and might have further implications for clinical psychology, neuroscience, and cross-cultural studies on emotions

InformatÍv 2022. november-december III./11-12.sz.

A november-decemberi számban olvashattok egy minősített, öko szemléletmódú magyar könyvtárról, és a Valóságos könyvtár – könyvtári valóság című konferencia előadásairól. Megtudhatjátok, mi az a digitális fekete lyuk, valamint megismerkedhettek egy kutatással, ami azt vizsgálja, hogy az első generációs hallgatók információs műveltségi készségei mennyiben különböznek a többgenerációs, családi hagyományokat folytató társaikétól. A Könyvtári kis színes rovatban az OSZK évfordulós kiállításáról és eddig még ismeretlen Hegel-jegyzetek felbukkanásáról lesz szó. Az Adatbázis ajánlóban pedig a 2023-as évben leköszönő és új adatbázisait gyűjtöttük össze