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Sticker Puzzles for Creative Kids; Adventures in Wonderland: 10 Puzzles That Empower Kids to Be Curious Steam Learners

為了解決Are we an item的問題，作者Mogi, Kenichiro 這樣論述：

Enjoy sticker puzzles while having treasure hunt adventures BOOK FEATURES 46 pages include 10 puzzles, and 11 sheets of stickersSticker activities to nurture the brain Children will delight in this sticker version of jigsaw puzzles that they can play anytime, anywhere. Starting from number 1, fi

nd the right stickers and attach them to the puzzle page. This is a fun way for children to train their brains while creating pictures with stickers and using their imagination. Children can develop a variety of skills through these sticker puzzles. -Imagination to guess what kind of puzzle will be

completed -Color awareness to sense the gradual change -Spatial awareness to predict stickers based on the size and shape of the frame -Concentration and fine motor skills to place the stickers in the right spot -Perseverance to work until the end without giving up Enjoy the sense of achievemen

t when you finish. A fun exploration story Emma and Ben are explorers on an exciting adventure gathering objects for their new collection. Their camera is extraordinary--when they take a photo of an interesting item, it turns into a small object. As they continue their journey, eating delicious appl

es and cakes and playing with pandas and elephants, they eventually find themselves in outer space... Join them on their journey and help them collect special objects to add to their secret hideout. From the supervisor, Kenichiro Mogi This book contains various puzzles to nurture the brains of cur

ious children. Understanding that various parts can be put together to form a whole promotes ＂system thinking＂ which is indispensable in fields such as artificial intelligence and programming. System thinking is a way of thinking that involves taking a step back, looking at things objectively, discu

ssing them, and creating solutions to the various problems we face. In other words, by developing creativity and concentration through sticker play, children can acquire the thinking to choose the most appropriate means and methods to achieve their goals, which is the best foundation for STEAM.

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探討數位科技導入餐飲服務業對於消費者服務體驗之影響

為了解決Are we an item的問題，作者張雅涵 這樣論述：

數位革命成為一股強大的變革力量，然而大多數的研究討論上亦聚焦於導入數位科技對廠商之優勢和效益，卻少以從消費者視角深入地探討心理感受。因此，本研究首先透過文獻綜整分析針對餐飲業將不同數位科技進行分類，並整理說明這些不同類型數位科技之特性，進而運用消費者深度訪談分析這些科技運用對於消費者接觸時所產生之感受和體驗，欲歸納出消費者在面對各類型餐飲數位科技服務的不同服務情境所產生的可能正反面感受。研究結果發現在服務前、中，主要優點是省時、便利、舒適自在。在服務後，其主要優點有輕便方便、舒適自在、自主性。再者，個人的心理也產生截然不同的缺點，在服務前，主要缺點分別為:系統介面未優化、缺乏溫度真實感、服務

介面制式化、疏遠性。而在服務中的有:缺乏溫度真實感、使用介面不流暢、功能單一化。至於在服務後，強迫不適感、時差性、資料安全疑慮盜刷風險上述三個為主要缺點。最後，本研究貢獻方面，在實務管理意涵上，期望透過這些結果能供業者在導入數位科技於服務流程中之商業價值，以提供餐飲業者在擬定服務創新策略時之參考。

The Face Mask in Covid Times: A Sociomaterial Analysis

為了解決Are we an item的問題，作者Lupton, Deborah,Southerton, Clare,Clark, Marianne 這樣論述：

The simple fabric face mask is a key agent in the fight against the global spread of COVID-19. However, beyond its role as a protective covering against coronavirus infection, the face mask is the bearer of powerful symbolic and political power and arouses intense emotions. Adopting an internatio

nal perspective informed by social theory, The Face Mask in COVID Times: A Sociomaterial Analysis offers an intriguing and original investigation of the social, cultural and historical dimensions of face-masking as a practice in the age of COVID. Rather than Beck’s ’risk society’, we are now living

in a ’COVID society’, the long-term effects of which have yet to be experienced or imagined. Everything has changed. The COVID crisis has generated novel forms of sociality and new ways of living and moving through space and time. In this new world, the face mask has become a significant object, pos

itioned as one of the key ways people can protect themselves and others from infection with the coronavirus. The face mask is rich with symbolic meaning as well as practical value. In the words of theorist Jane Bennett, the face mask has acquired a new ’thing-power’ as it is coming together with hum

an bodies in these times of uncertainty, illness and death. The role of the face mask in COVID times has been the subject of debate and dissension, arousing strong feelings. The historical and cultural contexts in which face masks against COVID contagion are worn (or not worn) are important to consi

der. In some countries, such as Japan and other East Asian nations, face mask wearing has a long tradition. Full or partial facial coverings, such as veiling, is common practice in regions such as the Middle East. In many other countries, including most countries in the Global North, most people, be

yond health care workers, have little or no experience of face masks. They have had to learn how to make sense of face masking as a protective practice and how to incorporate face masks into their everyday practices and routines. Face masking practices have become highly political. The USA has witne

ssed protests against face mask wearing that rest on ’sovereign individualism’, a notion which is highly specific to the contemporary political climate in that country. Face masks have also been worn to make political statements: bearing anti-racist statements, for example, but also Trump campaign s

upport. Meanwhile, celebrities and influencers have sought to advocate for face mask wearing as part of their branding, while art makers, museums, designers and novelty fashion manufacturers have identified the opportunity to profit from this sudden new market. Face masks have become a fashion item

as well as a medical device: both a way of signifying the wearer’s individuality and beliefs and their ethical stance in relation to the need to protect their own and others’ health. The Face Mask in COVID Times: A Sociomaterial Analysis provides a short and accessible analysis of the sociomaterial

dimensions of the face mask in the age of COVID-19. The book presents seven short chapters and an epilogue. We bring together sociomaterial theoretical perspectives with compelling examples from public health advice and campaigns, anti-mask activism as well as popular culture (news reports, blog pos

ts, videos, online shopping sites, art works) to illustrate our theoretical points, and use Images to support our analysis.

羅蘭·巴特符號思維啟示下仿古街區的路徑發展研究—以鹽鎮水街為例

為了解決Are we an item的問題，作者周穎 這樣論述：

隨著全球化進程與全面實行現代意義的城市建設，中國各城市文化面臨著嚴峻的發展壓力。仿古街區是眾多城市文化建設中的一個分支，是體現城市文脈延續的良好方式。但當文化依循著市場需求、經濟的調整而失去它自身本位時，文化便落入了一種形式符號，成為資本增值的生產象徵。本作為改善城市的均質現象、增加地方活力的積極途徑，變成了被操控、且被批判的消極對象。因此，面對各城市現存的邊緣化仿古街區，亟待被認知其自身的處境與價值，並為其找到可以指導良序發展的理論依據。在本研究中，首先，通過文獻的對比轉變了傳統看待仿古街區的視角，確認了仿古街區應該具備群體性、流動性、公共性內涵，突出了地方文化與場域發展應基於地方居民的特

徵。其次，基於仿古街區作為符號運作的載體之一，本研究借助了符號學理論對其場域文化符碼被神話化的背後邏輯進行了探索，並主要以對羅蘭巴特言語觀與整體觀的分析，延伸了得以服務於地方話語得以融入原權利話語團體的轉換層級，並將其轉化成模型。接著，選取了一個個案場域，通過定性與定量的工具使得基於地方的話語與場域關係的連結圖得以建立，最終確認了四條主要關係的關係連結圖，並供研究進一步對比、評估並調整場域神話文本的重視項，進而提出各路徑發展策略。結果表明，一方面，地方人所關注的點的優先性與神話文本確實存在差異性；另一方面，仿古街區的場域職能不僅僅只是旅遊經濟的一種形式，更是一個結合、調動地方居民、地方知識、地

方文化資源的網絡資訊中心，確認了屬於仿古街區價值的落腳點。本研究不僅提供了針對仿古街區的新的思考範式，也期為日後如何實踐仿古街區的獨立性、多樣性以及整體性發展提供了參考依據。