When an emotionally heated discussion erupts in the social science classroom, it can bring teachers and students into a topic or question that none of them had foreseen. Within research field education there is growing interest for these unexpected teaching situations. The aim this theoretical article to further develop didactical theory with emphasis on why-question. By drawing Hannah Arendt’s...

Research activities in the social sciences and humanities have traditionally conceived digital outputs terms of databases websites. Practically, most these are still implemented using SQL, table-based, data structures synchronic web technologies. However, constant evolution software means that browser functionality security arrangements constantly changing. As a result, few research outputs, ex...

in online catalogs, searching based on subject keywords, comprise a significant percentage of searches. various studies, especially those of us origin, have stated it to be more than 50 percent. due to the importance of subject searching in online cataloging systems for users, much efforts is being exerted on the part of researchers and designers of such cataloging systems to increase its perfo...

despite recent advances in video inpainting techniques, reconstructing large missing regions of a moving subject while its scale changes remains an elusive goal. in this paper, we have introduced a scale-change invariant method for large missing regions to tackle this problem. using this framework, first the moving foreground is separated from the background and its scale is equalized. then, a ...