PLURIVERSIDAD

Pedro Zulen (2024). Gamonalismo y centralismo (Estudio preliminar de W. Kapsoli y V. Mazzi)

Rommel Plasencia Soto — Fri, 24 Jan 2025 00:00:00 -0500

Mauro Marino Jiménez (2023). Pensamiento sistémico: Introducción, primeros auxilios y salvavidas para las organizaciones

Emma Aguilar-Ponce — Fri, 24 Jan 2025 00:00:00 -0500

Evidencias de validez y confiabilidad de las escalas de estrés y ansiedad como indicadores de comportamientos desajustados

Fri, 24 Jan 2025 00:00:00 -0500

The study carried out the necessary analyses to obtain evidence of validity and reliability of the stress and anxiety scales, which belong to the INDACPS. These two indicators are understood as reactions of the organism to adaptation in an environment (stress) or in response to a threat (anxiety). When these reactions are constant and of strong intensity, they tend to manifest themselves in maladjusted behaviors. T he sample comprised 223 adults in Lima, Peru, using non-probabilistic sampling. The type of research was applied technological research of a descriptive-comparative nature. Three models were developed: one unidimensional model where stress and anxiety items were pooled, and two additional models where they were evaluated independently. The exploratory factor analysis for each independent scale showed a single factor for each (stress with a KMO = .837 and anxiety with a KMO = .841), as well as being significant (Bartlett p < .001).

Resilience as a factor for improving mental health in minors. A narrative review

Laura Elena Marquéz Ferrua, Amelia Olórtegui-Moncada — Fri, 24 Jan 2025 00:00:00 -0500

Resilience as a process allows us to deal with or avoid the risk of suffering mental health problems, when facing situations such as precariousness of life, lack of opportunities, illnesses, emotional pain, among others; Thus, resilience gives the possibility to adapt, move forward and stand out in the face of difficulties that may arise, becoming positive and improving the quality of life. Objective: Analysis of the evidence found related to resilience in the mental health of minors. Method: Narrative review, between the period of 2011 and 2021; The search for articles was carried out through various databases such as Pubmed, Scopus, Web of Science, Science Direct, Willey and Alicia and the use of Mesh descriptors was applied, combining them with the Boolean operators OR and AND. Results: In the bibliographic search, 24 studies were selected that met the selection criteria, observing various situations that influence the mental health of minors, potentially altering their quality of life and how the role of resilience allows them to face scenarios that They often generate difficulties in their performance.

Perception of teachers and students about the impact of the open library in schools in the north of Cajamarca

Eduardo Cajandilay Díaz, Manuel R. Triful Ortiz — Fri, 24 Jan 2025 00:00:00 -0500

Objective: To know the teachers and students perception about the impact of the implementation of their open Library had. Method: the research is biographical, it used the testimony as a technique to collect information. Through the researcher’s convenience criteria, 10 informers were selected who provided their testimony about their experiences. Results: the inferential analysis of the testimonies allowed us to establish three emerging categories in relation to the reading space: (1) expectancy in the educational community, (2) freedom to read the freely chosen texts, (3) improve the students’ learning process. Conclusions: the pleasure for reading is generated by the students’ interest and the opportunity to put them in direct contact with the texts. It is essential to reorganize libraries and generate many diferent reading spaces motivated by a dynamic model teacher whose reading experience motivates the pleasure for reading. Productive experiences must be replicated, disseminated and create the conditions for a reading culture.

Heading towards a sustainable energy transition: an analysis of the potential of renewable energies

Fri, 24 Jan 2025 00:00:00 -0500

Renewable energies are a fundamental solution to achieve a transition towards sustainable development. Solar, wind, biogas and hydroelectric sources have the potential to change the global energy scene by being clean, abundant and with low environmental impact, contributing to the mitigation of climate change and social well-being through a circular economy. This research investigates the social, economic and environmental benefits generated by renewable energies. To this end, a literature review was carried out to analyze the practical results of renewable energies in real environments.

Statesman or terrorist? The image of Víctor Haya de la Torre in two comics during the 1962 presidential campaign

Carlos Humberto Rojas Feria — Fri, 24 Jan 2025 00:00:00 -0500

In 1962, during the presidential campaign in Peru, two comics were published in Lima dedicated to telling the political career of APRA leader Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre, one of the main candidates in those elections along with Manuel Odría and Fernando Belaunde. These comics were called A life at the service of the people (published in the independent magazine format) and The story of a candidate (published in the newspaper El Comercio in the daily strip format). These publications represented, respectively, APRA and anti-APRA propaganda, emphasizing the figure and career of the founder of APRA. The vignettes of both comics contrast in their presentation, narrative tone, drawing style and approach to content, aspects that will be analyzed in this article, where we will also describe the context and the people involved as cartoonists and editors.

Interview with Dr. Rosa Filipchuk de Romero

Richard Chuhue Huamán — Fri, 24 Jan 2025 00:00:00 -0500

This interview, conducted in 2018, shares the testimony of the remembered philologist Rosa Filipchuk de Romero, former director and founder of the Confucius Institute at the Ricardo Palma University. The interview develops details of the academic training and memories of the prominent Peruvian-Ukrainian professional, as well as recounts aspects of the development and progress of the University. The dialogue runs in an entertaining manner while various themes of personal history intertwined with world events in the 20th century are revealed. Dr. Filipchuk’s posthumous testimony outlines the importance of her career and leaves us with a heartfelt message of how it should serve as an example for the entire university community.