Der Beitrag geht der Frage nach den Gründen für die anhaltend zu konstatierende Leerstelle weiblicher bzw. feministischer Intellektueller in der Historiografie und Soziologie der Intellektuellen nach. Hierfür wird von einem Spannungsfeld ausgegangen, das sich aus den Dimensionen von Anerkennung, Definition, (Selbst-)Autorisierung sowie Zugehörigkeit zu dieser Sozialfigur konstituiert. Mit Blick auf den Entstehungszusammenhang der Neuen Frauenbewegung sowie im Rückgriff auf feministische Erklärungsansätze und die Intellektuellentheorien von Bourdieu und Gramsci werden das Paradox der weiblichen bzw. das Tabu der feministischen Intellektuellen herausgearbeitet. Auf der Grundlage einer Skizze der frühen politischen Ideen der Neuen Frauenbewegung wird abschließend eine veränderte Genealogie der Intellektuellen in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland gefordert.This article examines why female and feminist intellectuals are still not included in the historiography and sociology of intellectuals. The assumption is that there is an area of tensions related to this social role based on the dimensions of recognition, definition, authorization and belonging. In view of the origins of the second women's movement and taking recourse to explanatory approaches to feminist theorists and to Bourdieu's and Gramsci's social theories of intellectuals, it is possible to elaborate the paradox of the female and the taboo of the feminist intellectual. Based on a draft of the early political ideas of the second women's movement, the article calls for a new genealogy of intellectuals in Germany
Vom 8. bis 10. Januar fand an der Hochschule Rhein-Waal in Kleve die internationale Konferenz "Gender and Diversity Studies in European Perspectives" statt. Die hier diskutierten Themen reichten von Fragen nach der Umsetzung und dem Wandel von Gender- und-Diversity-Strategien in spezifischen Feldern, Institutionen und europäischen Regionen über stärker theoretisch ausgerichtete Untersuchungen von Diversitäts- und Intersektionalitätskonzepten bis zu Handlungsempfehlungen für zukünftige Schritte. Die Konferenz zeigte die Notwendigkeit auf, die Analyseinstrumente der Gender und Diversity Studies zu schärfen und politische Allianzen über Differenzlinien hinweg auszuhandeln, um Stillstand und Backlash zu überwinden.The Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences in Kleve hosted the international conference on "Gender and Diversity Studies in European Perspectives" from 8 to 10 January 2015. Topics discussed at the conference ranged from the implementation and vicissitudes of gender and diversity policies in specific fields, institutions and European regions, to more theoretical examinations of the concepts of diversity and intersectionality, and proposals for going forward. The conference highlighted the need to sharpen the analytical instruments of gender and diversity studies and to negotiate political alliances across lines of difference in order to overcome stagnation and backlash
In this paper, a Web-based software platform appropriately designed to support the continuity of health care information and management for both in and out of hospital care is presented. The system has some additional features as it is the formation of continuity of care records and the transmission of referral letters with a semantically annotated web service. The platform's Web-orientation provides significant advantages, allowing for easily accomplished remote access.
The objective of the study is to describe the planned hip-surgery care process as experienced by patients and healthcare professionals, as well as a qualitative analysis of problems. Data was collected through 3 focus group meetings with patients and healthcare professionals. We present the results in form of a patient journey model, examples of problems as expressed by patients and examples of proposed eHealth services by both patients and care professionals. The results indicate that although the patient journey is similar for most patients, their experiences are highly individual and designing eHealth to improve the patient journey will require flexibility and adaptability to the individual's needs.
Among diagnostic techniques for foetal monitoring, phonocardiography is gaining more and more interest for its low cost, passive nature and capability to detect some cardiac diseases. In spite of these characteristics, its use in clinical routine is still limited due to different troubles; for example, signals recorded through maternal abdomen show generally a quite low signal-to-noise ratio, so that detection and analysis of foetal heart sounds result very difficult. In this scenario, the availability of artificial phonocardiographic signals, simulated with conditions resembling different foetal conditions, week of gestation and noise amount, to name someone, can be a very useful tool to train medical staff. In this paper a software for phonocardiography simulation, updated to take account also of the split is presented. The software is completed with a user interface which allow to modify in a simple way simulation parameters. It is worth highlighting that this software can be useful also for testing performances of other analysis software and mathematical tools for recognising of valves components in the heart sounds