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Hearing effects from intermittent and continuous noise exposure in a study of Korean factory workers and firefighters
South Korea and surrounding countries in East Asia are believed to have the highest proportion in the world of high frequency hearing loss due to occupational noise exposure, yet there has been limited information published in international journals, and limited information for control of noise in local workplaces beyond strategies from western countries. We exploit medical surveillance information from two worker groups to enhance local knowledge about noise-induced hearing loss and explore the possible importance of shift work to risk.
Four-years of hearing data were evaluated for 81 male farm machine factory workers and 371 male firefighters who had successfully completed a health examination and questionnaires for the duration of the study period. The averages of hearing thresholds at 2, 3, and 4 kHz were used as the primary end-point for comparison. Repeat measure analysis adjusted for age, exposure duration and smoking status was used to measure the difference in hearing threshold between the two groups.
Noise levels were measured in the factory at a mean of 82 dBA, with a range of 66-97. No concurrent measurements were taken for the firefighters, but historic comparison values showed a wider range but a similar mean of 76-79 dBA. Although losses during follow-up were negligible, the factory workers had significantly (
Korean work environments with continuous noise exposure in the measured range should consider implementation of a hearing conservation program. Further evaluation of hearing loss in workers exposed to irregular or intermittent high noise levels, such as firefighters, is also warranted.
Rapid expansion and change in Asian economies has resulted in increasing numbers of workers exposed to high intensity noise. However, in many countries, regulation and control lag behind Japan, Australia and New Zealand and nations in Western Europe and North America. A recent analysis of adult hearing loss
In Korea, work-related noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) is defined as hearing levels above 30 dB for the average 0.5, 1 and 2 kHz and 50 dB at 4 kHz
Despite the magnitude of the problem little research has been published in the international literature regarding how best to control this problem in the local environment
As part of government mandated surveillance in South Korea, one of the authors (IS Chung) had the opportunity to collect and study hearing surveillance data collected in various work environments over the course of 4 years. Although the surveillance was designed for control purposes and not research per se, we present our findings to contribute further knowledge about noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) in this region and to provide some new empirical data on the effects on hearing loss by noise exposure pattern.
Study population
Surveillance, including audiograms and a questionnaire, was conducted in a farm machine factory as a continuous regular noise exposure group and among firefighters as an example of an intermittent, irregular noise exposure group for 4 years. Data from 81 male farm machine factory workers and 371 male firefighters who completed a routine annual health exam for 4 years and had no history of ear-related illness were chosen for the final analysis. Although change during the study period was not the focus of the study, data from subjects who had not completed four consecutive annual health exams were excluded to assure a stable group of workers for the study and to compensate for any year to year variation in testing conditions (see below). The medical history questionnaire, "Checkup List for Regular Health Examination," (Additional File
Additional file 1
Checkup List for Regular Health Examination.
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Additional file 2
Noise-induced Hearing Loss Work-up Sheet.
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Permission to conduct this study was granted by the Stanford University Administrative Panel on Human Subjects in Medical Research.
Noise monitoring and hearing examination
Noise exposure levels in the farm machine factory were evaluated by work site environmental monitoring using CR 110A dosebadge (Cirrus, UK) attached to individuals. The number of samples depended on the total number of workers at the time data were collected, with a minimum of one sample for every 5 workers each year. Measurements were taken on those who worked closest to noise sources to provide a "worst case" profile. Data were gathered from 31, 31, 32 and 28 workers at the same department of the factory during the 4 years of the study period. No comparable samples were obtained from the firefighters; instead we relied on historic published data on exposure.
Pure-tone air conduction hearing thresholds were measured at 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 kHz in both ears every year as a part of an annual routine health examination. The hearing test was administered by an occupational health nurse who had completed a certification course to administer the test. The hearing tests were performed in a sound proof audiometric test booth. The Occupational Health and Safety Agency recommendation to allow at least 14 h of noise-free time prior to hearing test administration was followed. The minimum time of presumed non-exposure was approximately 15 h. For the farm machinery factory workers hearing tests were conducted in the morning prior to their shift. Firefighters generally also took the test in the morning prior to initiating their shift, however in some cases, the test was administered on their day off. The annual health examination also included otoscopy for all workers. Data from workers with abnormal otoscopic findings were excluded from the analysis.
Statistical analysis
Data were analyzed using SPSS version 16. A two-sample
From the two worker groups we enrolled a total of 1225 workers during a 4-year period (2006-2009). The 452 workers with a completed audiometric examination for four consecutive years were included in the analysis (36.9%). The general characteristics of workers in each group are shown in Table
Table 1
Demographic and behavioral characteristics of study subjects from the annual routine health exam and study questionnaire
Farm Machinery Factory Workers
Total (N)
Noise level (dBA)
Mean Range
Age at study initiation (2006)
Mean (S.D.)
39.46 (6.89)
44.98 (6.08)
< 0.0001
Alcohol (%)
< 0.0001
Smoking (%)
< 0.0001
Work period in months (2006)
Mean (SD)
134.01 (90.34)
256.20 (72.74)
< 0.0001
Duration of current employment
0-10 years
172 (46.36%)
3 (3.7%)
11-20 years
155 (41.78%)
35 (43.2%)
> 20 years
44 (11.86%)
43 (53.1%)
Shift length
9 or 15
8 or 10
* Historically reported values in Korea. See discussion for fuller description
The distribution of noise samples is shown in Table
Table 2
Distribution of measured noise exposure in the farm machinery factory workers over the four year study observation period
Number of samples
Mean dBA (SD)
82.48 (5.13)
82.44 (6.68)
82.46 (6.56)
82.41 (6.85)
Median dBA
Range dBA
Because of local regulations routine noise level sampling was not performed among the firefighters. Historic data from Korea suggests mean exposures in the range of 76-79 dBA
The two groups differed significantly in their total mean duration of work. The firefighter's mean total work period was 134.01 months compared to the farm machine factory's workers mean of 256.20 months (
Follow-up on hearing levels for 4 consecutive years is shown in Table
Table 3
Follow up in hearing level (dB) at the average of 2, 3 and 4 kHz across the four years of the study period
Left ear
15.93 ± 12.51
17.08 ± 13.43
16.95 ± 13.79
16.46 ± 14.09
Factory worker
32.84 ± 14.41
33.21 ± 15.06
31.56 ± 15.98
33.60 ± 17.00
Right ear
15.10 ± 12.72
15.84 ± 13.25
15.95 ± 13.74
15.59 ± 14.15
Factory worker
29.96 ± 13.48
29.73 ± 14.06
28.40 ± 13.66
30.16 ± 14.46
Figure 1
Mean hearing level (dB) of left and right ear combined at 1 kHz for the four study periods
Mean hearing level (dB) of left and right ear combined at 1 kHz for the four study periods.
Figure 2
Mean hearing level (dB) of left and right ear combined for 2, 3 and 4 kHz (combined) for the four study periods
Mean hearing level (dB) of left and right ear combined for 2, 3 and 4 kHz (combined) for the four study periods.
Table 4
Follow up of hearing level (dB) at the average of 2, 3 and 4 kHz across the four study periods stratified by work duration in years
Years at job
≤ 10
13.11 ± 10.69
13.74 ± 11.10
13.53 ± 11.57
12.75 ± 11.92
Factory worker
24.72 ± 13.47
22.50 ± 15.07
20.83 ± 15.21
23.33 ± 15.43
10 - ≤ 20
< 0.0001
16.56 ± 11.67
17.31 ± 12.44
17.57 ± 13.01
17.28 ± 13.06
Factory worker
29.07 ± 13.44
28.10 ± 12.93
26.76 ± 13.72
28.57 ± 14.80
> 20
21.80 ± 13.22
24.72 ± 13.61
24.85 ± 13.44
25.27 ± 13.52
Factory worker
33.76 ± 12.06
34.85 ± 12.97
33.24 ± 12.76
35.17 ± 13.50
Table 5
Coefficients and confidence intervals for all covariates shown by year using simple regression.
Work duration
Smoking status(no/yes)*
(Firefighter/Factory worker)**
Age, duration and group (firefighter or farm machinery factory worker) were all statistically significant
* Reference group is "No."
** Reference group is firefighters
Table 6
Coefficients and confidence intervals for all covariates using multiple regression for the first year of observations (2006).
Confidence Interval
Work duration
Smoking status (no/yes)*
Group (Firefighter/Factory worker)**
Age and group (firefighter or farm machinery factory worker) remained significant in the final model
This study showed that day-shift work with continuous 8-h noise exposure in farm machinery factory workers produced higher level of hearing loss at 2, 3, and 4 kHz in both ears than nonstandard shift work in the comparison firefighters group. This finding was statistically significant after a 10-year work history in the stratified analysis, though duration was not significant in the multivariate model including age.
The most obvious explanation for the difference in risk is differential noise exposure. While we have documented exposures among farm factory workers in excess of 85 dBA, we do not have data to make a direct comparison with firefighters. However, a previous study which evaluated noise exposure among Korean firefighters according to their time-dependent activity patterns reported that firefighters were exposed to a mean noise level of 76 dBA during work time
The exposure pattern of the two groups differed in that farm machine factory workers were continuously exposed to a relatively constant level of noise during work time and the noise exposure of the firefighters usually varied by activity. Lee reported that firefighters spent 67% of total work time in "inside" areas at the fire station, including offices and waiting rooms and 23% of their time outside the station attending to fires and emergencies or transporting to and from these events. The noise exposure levels for inside and outside areas were 65-72 dBA and 79-85 dBA respectively
Shift schedules also differ between the groups. The shift length of farm machine factory workers was 8 h per day, 5 days per week, so non-exposure time was 16 h per day with up to 63 continuous hours of exposure-free time on weekends. Firefighters were free from noise exposure for 9 h during night-work duty, twice a week. Noise free time for the twice weekly day-shift was 15 h and up to 48 h of noise free time during weekends. Insufficient time between work shifts to allow workers to recover from temporary hearing deficits may affect hearing level as temporary threshold shifts generally last 24 h or more after cessation of excessive noise exposure for employees who work regularly
There are several limitations to this study beyond the lack of concurrent exposure assessment of the firefighter group. Some factors which have been shown in the literature to affect noise-induced hearing loss such as alcohol consumption and the use of organic solvents were not controlled for. Although firefighters are exposed to mixed organic solvents during fire suppression
Neither group showed evidence of decline in hearing during the 4 years of continuous observation. It is likely that the farm machinery factory workers were compliant in wearing hearing protection. The farm machinery factory hearing conservation program was formally monitored and the reported rates of adherence were approximately 85% over the study period. This is consistent with the literature which has noted a higher rate of hearing protection use in noisy industries
A final important limitation which the above highlights is that the losses of interest for our study occurred in both populations largely before the observation began and we did not have sufficient data to control for previous occupational noise exposure. Though it is likely that both populations experienced considerable job stability due to the nature of the work environment in Korea and the size and stability of these employers, it does not follow that the level of noise exposure was consistent as assigned tasks may have changed during the course of employment. That having been said, it is certainly likely that hearing protection was used less regularly in the farm machinery workers before the hearing conservation program began, but the impact of this cannot be directly tested.
As society ages, and life expectancies increase, the number of lifetime work years is also likely to increase. Consequently, the percentage of the population with long-term (20 years or more) exposure to occupational hazards, such as excessive noise, is likely to increase in tandem unless measures are taken to reduce risk.
Our data suggest that the current regulatory threshold of 85 dBA may not be sufficiently conservative. Typical work schedules are 5 days a week for 8 h a day which potentially do not allow adequate recovery time after each period of exposure. Work environments with levels of noise exposure close to 85 dBA should consider implementing a hearing conservation program. Further research is also needed on hearing loss for workers with long term duration of exposure as well as intermittent and irregular exposure to high levels of noise to determine optimal hearing conservation strategies for workers in these environments.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
ISC and MRC were involved in all aspects of the paper including conception and design of the study, acquisition, analysis and interpretation of data, drafting and revising the manuscript and approval of the final version. IMC made substantive intellectual contributions to the interpretation of the data, draft of the manuscript and final version for publication. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
Support for this paper did not derive funding from any specific source.
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The islands containing Bogardan, Yavimaya, and Urborg.
Urborg- The site of the Phyrexian stronghold. It had a devastating effect on the atmosphere when the Phyrexians were defeated. Later during the Time Spiral block, the Phyrexians return through the Time Rift here. The Time Rift is later healed by planeswalker Lord Windgrace.
Bogardan- A powerful source of red mana on Dominaria. It is much like Shiv in that it is somewhat of a volcanic wasteland.
Yavimaya- A forest surrounding Urborg. It is home to the Maro-Sorcerer Multani.
Otaria EditOtaria is a relatively small but diverse continent. Although it is small, it is split into many places and groups. Many of these places are of great importance to the storyline of Magic, mainly the storylines of Jeska, Kamahl, Phage, Akroma, and the Cabal.
Daru Plains - A desert.
Mer Empire- An empire of blue magics, ruled by squid like tribes called Cephalids.
Krosan Forest- The forest which Kamahl fled to after killing Jeska. He later established an order of druids called the Fists of Krosa. Centaurs and Nantuko inhabit this forest. Kamahl was later succeeded as the Fist of Krosa by Baru.
Wirewood Forest- The home of elves who fled the invasion.
Pardic Mountains- Mountains of Otaria. It is the home of barbarian and dwarf tribes. It is the origin of Kamahl and his sister Jeska. The south side is infested with goblins of the Skirk Ridge.
Cabal City- A city of dark magic. The minion called Chainer was the one who created chaos in the city and ended up leaving it in ruins. The Cabal Pit Fights were the spot that sparked the conflicts over the Mirari.
Aphetto- the Newer version of the cabal city. Home of the Grand Coliseum.


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This is the first book in a series about the brothers Heath. Elder Brother, Reggie, is a successful London barrister. His younger brother, Nigel…. not so much. Nigel has issues, but surely he can handle the simple task of sending out form letters to the poor deluded people who write letters to the fictional Sherlock Holmes; letters which are delivered to their upscale London offices at 221 ½ Baker Street. There's a 20 year-old letter from an 8 year-old Chicana in Los Angeles. It's in the files. There are new letters requesting the return of the old, childish letter. There's a murder. False charges, false arrests, flights to Los Angeles, smog and traffic jams.
This was fun. It was not wonderful writing. It was not even a wonderful narration. ( I love you, Simon Vance, but truly, you need to work on your Mexican American accent. The girl sounded Russian. Practice these words: quinceanera, queso, quesadilla, quien. It did make me laugh.) However, this is where I live. I enjoyed the local atmosphere, even though I questioned how anyone could be so stupid as to continually take cabs for multiple trips from the L.A to San Fernando to Pasadena and points beyond.
The whole plot was about transportation problems in the greater Los Angeles area (Tell me about it.) and the construction of our less than adequate subway system. I remember the subway tunnel fires of the early '90's. Who knew it was related to a great real estate fraud and multiple murders?
fun, easy read; ending VERY clearly sets up for another book (or a whole series)
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Introduction to anthropology that integrates an historical and global approach with the ethnographic data available from around the world. Drawing on both classic and recent research in the field, it reflects the current state-of-the-art understanding of social and cultural changes based on the relationships among different types of societies.
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This popular introduction to anthropology integrates an historical and global approach with the ethnographic data available from around the world. Drawing on both classic and recent research in the field, it reflects the current state-of-the-art understanding of social and cultural changes based on the relationships among different types of societies. It demonstrates the diversity of different societies and cultural patterns, but also shows how humans everywhere are fundamentally similar.From the Inside Flap:
We all recognize that the world is getting smaller. Instantaneous global communications, trade among far-flung nations, geopolitical events affecting countries and hemispheres, and the ease of international travel are bringing people and cultures into more intimate contact with one another than ever before, forcing this generation of students to become more knowledgeable about societies other than their own. With that in mind, this textbook is grounded in the belief that an enhanced global awareness is essential for people preparing to take their place in the fast-paced, increasingly interconnected world of the twenty-first century. We know that anthropology is ideally suited to introduce students to a global perspective. All the subfields in anthropology have a broad focus on humanity; this helps liberate students from a narrow, parochial view and enables them to see and understand the full sweep of the human condition.
The anthropological perspective, which stresses critical-thinking processes, the evaluation of competing hypotheses, and the skills to generalize from specific data and assumptions, contributes significantly to a well-rounded education. This text engages readers in the varied intellectual activities underlying the anthropological approach by delving into both classic and recent research in the fields that make up anthropology.
Its emphasis on cultural anthropology notwithstanding, this text reflects a strong commitment to anthropology's traditional holistic and integrative approach. It spells out how the four basic subfields of anthropology—physical anthropology, archaeology, linguistics, and ethnology—together yield a comprehensive understanding of humanity. Because the subfields tend to overlap, insights from all of these subfields are woven together to reveal the holistic fabric of a particular society or the threads uniting all of humanity.
An interdisciplinary outlook also resonates throughout this book. All contemporary anthropologists draw on the findings of biologists, paleontologists, geologists, economists, historians, psychologists, sociologists, political scientists, religious studies specialists, philosophers, and researchers in other fields whose work sheds light on anthropological inquiry. In probing various anthropological topics, this text often refers to research conducted in these other fields. In addition to enlarging the scope and reach of the text, exploring interactions between anthropology and other fields sparks the critical imagination that brings the learning process to life.
The comparative approach, another traditional cornerstone of the anthropological perspective, is spotlighted in this text as well. When anthropologists assess fossil evidence, artifacts, languages, or cultural beliefs and values, they weigh comparative evidence, while acknowledging the unique elements of each society and culture. This text casts an inquiring eye on materials from numerous geographical regions and historical eras to enrich student understanding.
A diachronic approach also characterizes this book. In evaluating human evolution, prehistoric events, language divergence, or developments in social structure, anthropologists must rely on models that reflect changes through time, so this diachronic orientation suffuses the text. TWO UNIFYING THEMES OF THIS TEXT
The thematic architecture of this textbook is to introduce students to the diversity of human societies and cultural patterns the world over and the similarities that make all humans fundamentally alike. To achieve these parallel goals, we pay as much attention to universal human characteristics as we do particular cultural characteristics of local regions.
Another overarching theme is to point out the growing interconnectedness of humans throughout the world and the positive and negative consequences of this reality. Contacts and interactions among people in different societies have occurred throughout history. However, modern advances in communication and transportation have accelerated the process of globalization in recent decades. One goal of this text is to call on anthropological studies of various societies to discover how people are responding to the process of globalization. ORGANIZATION OF THE BOOK
In this fourth edition, the arrangement and treatment of topics differ from that of other texts. In Part I, we introduce the basic concepts within the four fields of anthropology. Chapter 1 introduces the field of anthropology and explains how it relates to the sciences and humanities. This lead-in chapter also examines how anthropologists use the scientific method. Chapter 2 examines how paleoanthropologists and archaeologists locate and interpret fossils and the record of past human behavior. This chapter is intended to provide background information on topics such as dating techniques and excavation methods, which will be mentioned in later chapters. Chapter 3 presents basic evolutionary concepts, focusing on evolutionary processes and the origins of life on earth. Principles of heredity and molecular genetics are also briefly introduced.
In Part II we focus on the research done within physical anthropology. Chapter 4 focuses on the primates, discussing taxonomy and the fossil finds that allow researchers to trace primate ancestry. It also includes a discussion of living nonhuman primates and the primate features found in humans. This background in primate evolution provides an introduction to hominid evolution, the focus of Chapter 5. Trends in hominid evolution and some of the more important hominid fossil finds are examined. The chapter then discusses different interpretations of the evolution of the hominids and the origins of Homo sapiens. This section concludes with the study of modern human variation in Chapter 6. This chapter explores the different sources of human variation&3151;genetic, environmental, and cultural—and how physical anthropologists examine this variation.
Part III concentrates on the contemporary research done by archaeologists. Chapters 7, 8, and 9 present archaeological perspectives on human culture spanning the earliest tool traditions through the appearance of complex societies and the state. Chapter 7 opens with an expanded discussion of Paleolithic cultures. This chapter presents the archaeological evidence for early hominid and human behavior, dealing with the stone tools and technological developments of the Lower, Middle, and Upper Paleolithic. Chapter 8 concentrates on the origins of domestication and settled life. It includes a discussion of how archaeologists study the origins of domestication, as well as developments in different world areas. Chapter 9 presents a discussion of the rise of the state and complex societies. As in the preceding chapters, this discussion includes a substantive presentation of developments in different world areas, as well as the archaeological evidence that archaeologists use to evaluate the growth of political and social complexity in ancient societies.
In Part IV, Chapters 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 reinforce one another. Chapter 10 examines the concept of culture as it is understood in anthropology. Beginning with the notions of material and nonmaterial culture, this chapter goes on to cite examples of cultural diversity found throughout the world. Here we also stress cultural universals and similarities that unify all of humanity. In this edition, we also integrate the discussion of the concept of culture with the process of enculturation in order to bridge Chapters 10 on culture with Chapter 11 on the enculturation process. To refine our discussion of culture and enculturation, we develop some new materials on recent research in cognitive anthropology.
In Chapter 11, we emphasize how anthropologists bridge the gap between biology and culture as they gain a greater understanding of enculturation and personality development in unfamiliar societies. To explore this topic, we turn to the classic studies conducted by Ruth Benedict and Margaret Mead as well as the most recent research in psychoanalytic anthropology, childhood training in societies around the world, incest, sexuality, cognition, emotions, and the cross-cultural research on personality disorders. In addition, in Chapter 11 we discuss the new controversial field of evolutionary psychology. Many psychological anthropologists have been attempting to incorporate the findings from this new field into their hypotheses.
Chapter 12, on language, dovetails with the previous chapter in several key ways. We have refined our discussion of the differences between ape communication and human language. New conclusions have been reached recently in laboratory research and primatological fieldwork comparing ape communication with human languages. Following up on these studies, we have revised our section A Chomsky's transformational model and other related anthropological findings that suggest interactive relationships between biology and culture. We have expanded our discussion of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis. Other research findings in linguistic anthropology, including historical linguistics, complement material in the emerging field of sociolinguistics and introduce students to the most recent developments in the field.
Theory—classic and contemporary—frames Chapter 13, which offers a critical evaluation of the strengths and weaknesses of each theoretical paradigm. This chapter also amplifies the earlier treatment of the material-nonmaterial aspects of culture by comparing theories highlighting material culture with those placing greater emphasis on nonmaterial, symbolic culture.
Beginning with Chapter 14, this text presents a much different organizational scheme compared with that of other texts. Instead of structuring the book according to specific topics in anthropology, such as subsistence, economy, family, kinship, political organization, and religion, this text organizes the material based on levels of societal organization and regional topics.
In this fourth edition of Antbropology A Global Perspective, Chapter 14 walks students through the methods, research strategies, and some ethical dilemmas that confront ethnological researchers. Then readers learn about the major variables ethnologists analyze to gain insight into different types of societies: environment and subsistence, demography, technology, economy, social structure, family, kinship, gender, age, political systems, law, and religion. With this background students are ready to understand subsequent chapters.
Chapter 14 also presents the multidimensional approach, which most contemporary anthropologists use to analyze the elements of society and culture. Rather than grounding an understanding of society and culture in a single factor, this orientation taps into both material and nonmaterial aspects of culture to holistically view the full spectrum of society and to produce a balanced treatment of key issues that are aspects of anthropological analysis.
In Part V (Chapters 15, 16, and 17) the text reports the major anthropological findings related to prestate societies (bands, tribes, and chiefdoms). Because these classifications have been open to interpretation among anthropologists, these labels are used with extreme caution. Even though many anthropologists either shun these terms or seriously question their utility in describing complex, changing societies, we believe that these classifications give students who are first exposed to the discipline a good grasp of the fundamentals of prestate societies.
In Part VI, Chapters 18 and 19 move on to agricultural and industrial state societies, whose key characteristics emerge in the interconnections among variables such as political economy and social stratification. Chapter 18 features the basic elements of agricultural societies as revealed by archaeologists, historians, and anthropologists. Chapter 19 opens with a new look at the industrial Revolution and the process of modernization, segueing into comparative research conducted in England, Western Europe, the United States, the former Soviet Union, and Japan to illustrate the dynamics of industrial states.
Sound pedagogical logic underlies this approach. Instead of presenting important anthropological research on demography, gender, economy, kinship, ethnicity, political systems, and religion as single chapters (usually corresponding to single lectures), this organizational scheme spotlights how these variables permeate the entire spectrum of human experience in different types of societies. While the single-chapter format tends to marginalize these topics, this text's approach—based on different levels of societal organization—allows students to focus on the interconnections between the political economy and gender, age, family, kinship, religion, demography, technology, environment, and other variables. As a result, students gain a holistic understanding of human societies.
Organizing material according to levels of societal organization in no way implies or endorses a simplistic, unilineal view of sociocultural evolution. In fact, the ladderlike evolutionary perspective on society comes in for criticism throughout the text. While recognizing the inherent weaknesses of using classifications such as "tribes" and "chiefdoms"—including the parallel tendencies to lump diverse societies into narrow categories and to create artificial boundaries among societies-we believe that these groupings nonetheless serve the valuable purpose of introducing beginning students to the sweeping concepts that make anthropology distinctive. Generalizations about tribes and chiefdoms help students unfamiliar with anthropology's underpinnings to absorb basic concepts and data; the complexities and theoretical controversies within the discipline can always be addressed in more specialized advanced courses.
In Part VII, we have made some significant changes that we believe will make the text more user friendly and easily digestible for students. First, in Chapter 20 we include a discussion of modernization theory with a critique of the terminology of First, Second, Third, and Fourth Worlds as being too simplistic to apply to what anthropological data demonstrates. This Cold War terminology is outdated from today's standpoint, especially based on ethnographic data regarding the complex levels of development and diversity found in the so-called Third World—and the Second World, the formerly industrial socialist societies that have mostly dissipated.
In Chapter 20, we delve into the theoretical paradigms that anthropologists have modified to understand the interrelationships among various societies of the world. Modernization, dependency, and world-systems theories (and criticisms of them) are introduced to develop the global perspective. We emphasize that societies cannot be understood as independent, isolated units. This global perspective informs all the subsequent chapters, reinforcing a sense of global awareness among students.
Chapter 20 also considers the problems generated by contact between the industrial states and prestate aboriginal societies. It goes on to address a number of salient questions raised by these contact...
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|RE: FineGrainedISMLocking implementation for concurrent access. [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]
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Hi, Thanks for your response. Unfortunately this solution doesn't solve our following requirements : - First, access control can't be a property on a node, it need to be an "external" access control system. - Secondly, if a thread tries to access a node and it's locked then the thread must be put on a queue in purpose to wait until node is unlocked. As soon as node is unlocked, waiting thread resumes its operations ( like semaphore behavior ). Because these needs are very specifics to our business logic we are searching a starting point on Jackrabbit API and not necessarily a perfect solution. Regards Romain SESSA Morpheus Team - Developer firstname.lastname@example.com From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: 11 October 2011 08:12 To: email@example.com Subject: RE: FineGrainedISMLocking implementation for concurrent access. [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED] Add a property that represents a locked-for-reading flag? First thing to do when the updating thread locks the object is to update the flag. From: "De Georges, Adrien" <email@example.com> To: <email@example.com> Date: 10/10/2011 07:03 PM Subject: RE: FineGrainedISMLocking implementation for concurrent access. ________________________________ Hi guys, Please reconsider this email as we are stuck with this problem. It will help greatly, if you have any idea. Thanks, Adrien -----Original Message----- From: Sessa, Romain [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com <mailto:email@example.com> ] Sent: 03 October 2011 13:50 To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: RE: FineGrainedISMLocking implementation for concurrent access. Hi and thanks for this quick answer, We are storing heavy objects in the repository which have plenty of sub nodes. And we are trying to manage concurrent read/write access to some of these nodes. >From a functional point of view, these nodes are representing business objects and can be modified (removed) and read at the same time by different users. >From a technical aspect, we are some problems when a thread is trying to read the node as another one is removing it (some exceptions are triggered). Our goal is to put in place a concurrent access managing system. The idea is to prevent a thread to read and write a node while another one is editing it. So if there is any solution to fit with our needs, please advice. Thanks Regards Romain SESSA email@example.com -----Original Message----- From: Jukka Zitting [mailto:email@example.com <mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com> ] Sent: 03 October 2011 12:55 To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Re: FineGrainedISMLocking implementation for concurrent access. Hi, On Mon, Oct 3, 2011 at 11:41 AM, Sessa, Romain <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > I'm a developer on a JAVA project that uses Jackrabbit. We need to have > a better management of concurrent access on a node. The LockManager API > isn't enough, among others read access is not forbidden on a locked > node. We find "FineGrainedISMLocking" interface that seems allow to > change lock policy for concurrent access. We don't found a simple > explanation of how to implement it. Have you some development lines for > us ? FineGrainedISMLocking is a low-level tool that you most likely shouldn't be using from the application level. Can you describe your use case in more detail? Without knowing the exact requirements it's hard to suggest a solution. BR, Jukka Zitting Information in this e-mail and any attachments is confidential, and may not be copied or used by anyone other than the addressee, nor disclosed to any third party without our permission. There is no intention to create any legally binding contract or other binding commitment through the use of this electronic communication unless it is issued in accordance with the Experian Limited standard terms and conditions of purchase or other express written agreement between Experian Limited and the recipient. Although Experian has taken reasonable steps to ensure that this communication and any attachments are free from computer virus, you are advised to take your own steps to ensure that they are actually virus free. Companies Act information: Registered name: Experian Limited. Registered office: Landmark House, Experian Way, NG2 Business Park, Nottingham, NG80 1ZZ, United Kingdom. Place of registration: England and Wales. Registered number: 653331
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Reports of power steering problems in late model Toyota Corollas have prompted the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to open an investigation.
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In John 18:38, Pontius Pilate asks Jesus one of the single greatest questions of the entire Bible: "What is truth?" That question is just as important today. It might seem like a very simple question, but when we see how the definition of truth has been twisted and redefined these days, it is vital to clarify from the Word of God.
We are also seeing the subsequent trouble our culture and the church is in, so there is no greater challenge facing us today than to define truth as God defines it instead of following the world and changing the definition to feed our flesh.
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