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A Systematic Literature Network Analysis: Development of Manufacturing, Enhancement and Sustainability of Fiber-Reinforced Polymer Composites (1998–2020) and Future Research Agenda
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- Volume 24 , pages 789–800, ( 2023 )
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The existing literature review articles in composite materials research field target a particular resin material which cannot show the full picture of the research area. The traditional literature reviews are vulnerable to subjective opinion on selecting, reviewing and analyzing the related articles. In this systematic literature review, keywords were input into Web of Science (WOS) search engine to collect relevant articles from the database. This method can more comprehensively review articles that are related to fiber-reinforced polymer composites. Articles published from 1970 to 2020 were collected from the WOS database. Keywords input were relevant to manufacturing, enhancement and sustainability of fiber-reinforced polymer composites and their variants. 151 articles were selected based on keyword filtering, nature of articles and content, and further examined with citation network analysis. Seven principal clusters were formed and evaluated. Publication year, geographical locations, research areas and journal of the selected articles were presented statistically. Two major clusters, “fabrication and molding methods of composites” and “properties and performance of multiscale composites”, were identified and a few emerging clusters were found to establish their networks including topics about impact response, natural fiber, rapid curing, nanofiller, and hydrothermal aging. Future research and more results are needed in those emerging clusters.
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Banana Yoshimoto burst onto the Japanese literary scene in 1987 with her mega-hit novel, “キッチン” ( Kitchin , Kitchen). It was so explosively popular that literary critics actually started to think that Yoshimoto had launched Japan into a whole new era of literature. Megan Backus’ 1993 English translation was well-received, and a generation of English-language readers have gobbled up Yoshimoto’s novels in translation with the same voracious appetite of book lovers here in Japan.
Reading Japanese 小説 ( shōsetsu , novels) not only provides excellent vocabulary and grammar practice but it also throws a reader straight into the most poetic and profound depths of the country’s culture. So let’s take a look at how to read the opening sentences of “キッチン,” breaking down the more unusual and interesting aspects of the text along the way. (Note: The English provided after the text is not Backus’ translation. I used a literal translation to best follow Yoshimoto’s specific sentence structures as they appear in Japanese.)
Yoshimoto begins the tale: 私がこの世で一番好きな場所は台所だと思う ( Watashi ga konoyo de ichiban sukina basho wa daidokoro da to omou , The place that I like the most in this world is the kitchen). One interesting point right off the bat is that Mikage says 台所 ( daidokoro , kitchen) rather than the 和製英語 of the book title, キッチン. While the two terms are interchangeable, 台所 has a more traditional, stable association, while キッチン screams new, foreign and trendy. By using 台所, Mikage assures us she likes any old kitchen — not just the new and fancy ones.
The next passage reveals just how much she likes kitchens: どこのでも、どんなのでも、それが台所であれば食事を作る場所であれば私はつらくない ( Doko no demo, donna no demo, sore ga daidokoro de areba shokuji o tsukuru basho de areba watashi wa tsurakunai , No matter where, no matter what kind, if it’s a kitchen and you can make meals there, I don’t feel [emotionally] pained). つらい ( Tsurai ) means emotionally painful, difficult or cruel, and is used typically used when one is going through hard times. This line also begins to reveal the style Yoshimoto chooses for Mikage: With two symmetrical repetitions (of でも and であれば), Yoshimoto gives the sentence a lyrical, song-like ring to it.
The next line uses a 擬態語 ( gitaigo ), which is an onomatopoeic word that mimics an action, condition or manner. These words, like ぴかぴか ( pika-pika , sparkly and brand new) or しょんぼり ( shonbori , dejectedly/despondently) function similar to adverbs in English, except they lend a vivid sonic punch to the writing — ぴかぴか sounds like sparkles flashing on and off, and しょんぼり sounds like someone is slumping over.
The text goes: できれば機能的でよく使い込んであるといいと思う。乾いた清潔なふきんが何枚もあって白いタイルがぴかぴか輝く ( Dekireba kinō-teki de yoku tsukaikonde aru to ii to omou. Kawaita seiketsuna fukin ga nanmai mo atte shiroi tairu ga pikapika kagayaku , If possible, I think it’s good if it’s well worn-in. With plenty of dry, clean dish towels, and white tiles that sparkle). You can see that Yoshimoto adds more musicality with ぴかぴか輝く ( pika-pika kagayaku ), which has a punchy sort of beat to it with all of the “k” sounds.
Readers of Japanese will pick up on a few features of these first two paragraphs. Firstly and obviously, as seen by 私 ( watashi , I) and と思う ( to omou , I think), the text is written in a first-person voice, taking place inside of the protagonist’s mind. Secondly, Mikage is speaking casually to the reader, using sentence structures that you can easily imagine being said aloud. The lack of commas in the last sentence gives us all of Mikage’s thoughts about kitchens in an excited jumble, as if she can’t wait to tell us all about them.
Skipping ahead a few paragraphs, Mikage reveals some darker thoughts in interesting Japanese: 本当に疲れ果てた時、私はよくうっとりと思う。「いつか死ぬ時がきたら、台所で息絶えたい。」 ( Hontō ni tsukarehateta toki, watashi wa yoku uttori to omou. Itsuka shinu toki ga kitara, daidokoro de ikitaetai , When I’m truly worn out, I often think vaguely. “When the time comes to die, I want to breath my last in a kitchen.”) Vocabulary-wise, うっとり ( uttori ) is another onomatopoeic word that means doing something in an absorbed or absent-minded manner. Then, 息絶える ( ikitaeru ) means to die or breath one’s last, as seen by the kanji 息 ( iki ) for breath and the verb 絶える ( taeru , to cease.)
What’s most important here, however, is the sentence structure. If you just look at the phrase, よくうっとりと思う, it doesn’t make sense on its own — “I often think vaguely” — think what? If Yoshimoto was to make a proper, grammatical sentence about it, she would arrange it like this: 本当に疲れ果てた時、台所で息絶えたい、とうっとり思う ( Hontō ni tsukarehateta toki, daidokoro de ikitaetai, to uttori omou , When I’m truly worn out, I think vaguely that I want to breathe my last in a kitchen). But instead, Yoshimoto splits up the thought into fragments, showing how Mikage is processing her feelings in real time.
This example shows just how important it is, when reading a novel, to not let confusing sentences or parts of a paragraph that you don’t understand slow you down. When there’s plenty of unknown vocabulary, even a slightly confusing sentence fragment like うっとりと思う can throw you off — but if you continue just a little further, the pieces come together. So Yoshimoto gives us a helpful lesson in patience here when reading 小説 in a foreign language.
“キッチン” has plenty of drama, poetry and a dash of romance and adventure, too — it’s well worth reading to the finish, in the original Japanese. Of course, Yoshimoto always brings the story back to the kitchen: 田辺家に拾われる前は、毎日台所で眠っていた... ( Tanabe-ke ni hirowareru mae wa, mainichi daidokoro de nemutte-ita... , Before the Tanabes picked me up, every day I was sleeping in the kitchen...).
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“A library is not a luxury but one of the necessities of life” as said by Henry Ward Beecher, an American Congregationalist. If a library facility is free and accessible everywhere then it is surely a luxury. Since childhood, we have been taught about the benefits of reading. Francis Bacon, an English philosopher terms ‘reading’ as an ornament of a man while Nabokov, a Russian novelist calls it a pleasure to have a book to read before going to bed. For a bibliophile, there is perhaps nothing more life-changing than reading a good book. There are more than 158,464,880 books in the world. Isn’t that a huge number? In this blog, we are going to discuss various free online libraries available for readers across the world.
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- The Online Books Page
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When we think of a library, an image of dusty books on the wooden shelves of a large room with an old librarian in a tweed coat immediately comes to our mind. Hold on! We are in the age of the Internet, where technology is ahead of us. There are thousands of books that we can carry in our mobile phones. Reading and accessing information has never been this easy. Whether at home or anywhere in the world, you can enjoy the luxury of reading as soon as you have access to the Internet.
Let’s have a look at the list of free online libraries that together comprise millions of books available for everyone across the world.
- ScienceOpen
- LUMS Library
- Public Literature
- Universal Digital Library
- Planet Book
- HathiTrust Digital Library
- Smithsonian Library
- Bibliomania
- International Children’s Digital Library
- ManyBooks.net
- New York Public Library
- Google Books
- Amazon Books
- Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Electronic Literature Foundation
- Oregon Digital Library Consortium
- Directory of Open Access Journals
- Social Science Research Network
- Wiley Online Library
- PDF Books World
- Barnes & Noble Free Nook Books
- Classic Reader
- MyPustak.com
National Digital Library of India is an online repository of educational resources, books, journals, data sets, audiobooks, lectures, video lectures, presentations, notes, question papers, and solutions in subject areas like Law, Medicine, Humanities, Sciences, Engineering, Literature and Management. The content is available in all Indian languages and the material is compiled from Indian Education and Research institutions.
Created in 2008, Open Library holds more than 20 million records. It is a project funded by the California State Library and the Kahle-Austin Foundation. Giving open and free access to the books available on the website, Open Library is the destination for book lovers who are looking for free online libraries.
Its web portal has more than 60,000 free ebooks to read making it one of the most visited sites for free online books. Project Gutenberg has the greatest literature available online. As the website runs on donations, content is freely available to the public. A reader can download books on mobile phones, laptops and Kindle e-readers.
Online Books Page is an online library managed by the University of Pennsylvania and is a great destination for book lovers wanting to read for free. There are more than 30,000 titles available to read for free on smart devices.
Another from the list of free online libraries is Read Print, which is known to be one of Time Magazine’s 50 best websites. It is an online portal offering thousands of books for free and also gives recommendations for new books to read. Moreover, there are a lot of book clubs and discussion forums for the reader to join.
Questia gives the reader access to around 5,000 books available for the public domain. Besides books, it also has journals and magazines on its website. However, to use the premium research tools on the website membership is required.
For those who love to enjoy the feel of paper while reading, this is exactly the place for them. California Digital Library uses high-resolution scanned pages of hardcovers and uses an interface to allow users to flip the pages which gives the reader the feel of reading a hardcover.
Students looking for a library that has it all – books, software, music, movies, websites and more for free, Internet Archive is the place. Housing millions of books and content for free makes it an ideal choice for knowledge seekers. Its online portal claims to have 330 billion web pages and 20 million books by now.
Some of us who are fond of historic and intercultural texts can check out World Digital Library, a project by the U.S. Library of Congress. It has texts from over 193 countries between 800 BCE and 2000.
Offering a vast number of books from famous authors around the globe, Authorama is amongst the top free online libraries for those who love scouring fictional novels! It has a plethora of books in the public domain and these are also in XHTML format thus preserving their texts and illustrations.
Another renowned name amongst our best picks for free online libraries, the Literature Network has thousands of poems, short stories, novellas and novels on offer! It also features reviews from readers around the world and organises quizzes to make it an engaging reading experience for everyone!
Here is a list of libraries that students, PhD scholars and academicians can use for college research, dissertation writing or publishing journals for peer review.
- Public Domain Books
Here is a list of free online libraries that college students, children and adults who love to read that use for school, college or enjoyment!
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Here is a list of the best free online libraries for students, children or researchers- National Digital Library of India Open Library Project Gutenberg The Online Books Page Read Print Questia ScienceOpen California Digital Library
To get access to free online libraries, one has to create an account on the website and then can get access to unlimited e-books, journals, classics and academic books.
Internet Archives, Project Gutenberg, National Digital Library of India, Open Library, MyPustak.com, and Hathi Digital Libray are some free libraries.
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New Delhi [India], February 18 (ANI): Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH) conducted its extravaganza festival 'BIMTECH Business Literature Festival' on Saturday at India Habitat Centre in New Delhi, with resounding success.
The festival was graced and addressed by dignitaries like Shiv Shivakumar, Operating Partner, Advent International and Former ChairpersonChief Executive Officer at PepsiCo and Nokia; Ravi Kant, Ex-Vice-Chairman and Managing Director, Tata Motors; R Gopalakrishnan, Ex-Executive Director, Tata Sons Ltd; Harit Nagpal, CEO, Tata Sky; Harish Bhat, Former Brand Custodian, Tata Sons Ltd.; Prabina Rajib, Director, BIMTECH, SS Dubey, Dean Academics BIMTECH.
To foster the habit of reading business literature amongst students and professionals, BIMTECH also hosted acclaimed authors, editors, budding writers and esteemed journalists, exhibiting the camaraderie between literary figures and some of the finest business veterans.
Shiv Shivakumar, emphasized the importance of reading books and said, "A book is our best friend."He further said, "During the COVID-19 pandemic, the average time spent reading books increased from 9 hours per week to 16 hours per week. This surge in reading indicates a latent demand for books, showcasing that people are willing to engage with education. As authors and publishers, we must recognize the potential of the book industry and work together to create high-quality, engaging content that captures the imagination and encourages people to spend more time reading."Shivakumar urged the audience to commit to reading books, emphasizing that doing so not only educates but also makes individuals more interested in the world.
The event was categorised into six intellectually engaging sessions with two panel discussions on topics of significance such as 'Strong women, Strong World' and 'Mind Matters: Nurturing Mental Wellness'. A masterclass was organized on 'Global Leadership through Poetry' with Abhay K. (Diplomat, Poet and DDG, Indian Council for Cultural Relations, New Delhi) which was organized by 'Majlis Club', the debating and theater society of BIMTECH, in collaboration with the UN Global Compact Network India.
This one-of-a-kind literature festival also witnessed an entire session on unveiling of three books straight out of the oven, namely, 'Rx for Resilience' by Dr. Saroj Dubey, 'Enhancing Leadership Skills Through Deeper Self Awareness' by Dr. Shivani Khetan and 'NEWSPRINT to HEARTPRINTS' by Dr. Abhijit K. Chattoraj, Dr. Srinath Sridharan, and Ms. Saloni Sinha.
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Harit Nagpal, CEO of Tata Sky and author of the book "Adapt," underscored the importance of adaptability in a rapidly changing world. Harit Nagpal was in conversation with Harish Bhat, the former brand custodian of Tata Sons. He compared adaptability to the chameleon, a creature known for its ability to change color to blend into its environment, illustrating the need for individuals and organizations to be agile and responsive to the shifting landscape.
He emphasized that in the modern era, the pace of change is accelerating, with each new change occurring faster and being more significant than the last. He mentioned examples such as the COVID-19 pandemic and advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) as drivers of rapid change.
The valedictory address was delivered by R. Gopalakrishnan, Ex-Executive Director, of Tata Sons Ltd., Ex-Vice Chairman-Hindustan Lever, and author of 'Inside the Boardroom', who congratulated the BBLF4 team for planning the event meticulously and organizing the insightful interactions.
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