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Sacrifices: Stories

為了解決Best Nine 2021的問題，作者Calderón, Rodrigo Blanco 這樣論述：

Rodrigo Blanco Calderón is a writer and editor. He has received various awards for his stories both inside and outside Venezuela. In 2007 he was invited to join the Bogotá39 group, which brings together the best Latin American narrators under thirty-nine years old. In 2013 he was a guest writer on t

he International Writing Program at the University of Iowa. In 2014, his story ＂Emuntorios＂ was included in Thirteen Crime Stories from Latin America, volume number 46 of the prestigious magazine McSweeney’s. With his first novel, The Night, he won the 2016 Paris Rive Gauche Prize, the Critics Award

in Venezuela and the 2019 Mario Vargas Llosa Biennial Prize.Thomas Bunstead has translated some of the leading Spanish-language writers working today, including Agustín Fernández Mallo, María Gainza, and Enrique Vila-Matas, and his own writing has appeared in publications such as Brixton Review of

Books, LitHub, and The White Review. He is a former co-editor of the translation journal In Other Words and currently a Royal Literary Fellow, teaching at Aberystwyth University (2021-2023).

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臺灣消費者評估9種冷泡紅茶感官接受性與品飲過程感受變化之研究

為了解決Best Nine 2021的問題，作者邱思綺 這樣論述：

食品感官品評是以人類的感官系統作為工具，並用科學客觀的方式來探討感官感受與食品之間的交互作用，同時結合生理、心理與統計學的科學研究方法。動態感官品評技術有別於以往常見的靜態感官品評技術，可以知曉品評員品評樣品時，樣品在口中隨著時間之感受變化，相較於靜態感官品評，同一種樣品在動態感官品評時能蒐集到更多複雜的感官特性結果。茶是現今世界上消費最廣泛且受歡迎的三大主要飲料之一，其中，紅茶為大多數人能接受之類型。現今尚無針對紅茶之動態感官品評研究，因此本研究利用9分快感測試 (9-Point hedonic test)、選擇適合項目法(Check-All-That-Apply Method; CATA

法)、時序感覺支配法(Temporal Dominance of Sensations; TDS)、時序選擇適合項目法(Temporal Check-All-That-Apply; TCATA)評估9種臺灣冷泡紅茶（臺灣山茶、紅玉、蜜紅玉、青心烏龍、蜜青心烏龍、台茶12號、武夷、肉桂及鳳凰品種），以瞭解臺灣消費者接受性與感官特性及飲用後在口中之感受變化。冷泡茶樣品是以茶葉比水1:100的比例，用常溫水浸泡1小時後，放入5℃冷藏6小時製成。選擇適合項目法試驗招募87名消費者品評員，時序感覺支配法試驗招募108名消費者品評員，時序選擇適合項目法試驗招募95名消費者品評員。在評估試驗後進行統計分析，

包含變異數分析、考克蘭Q檢定、對應分析、集群分析、時序感覺支配法曲線、顯著感官特性之帶狀圖、時序選擇適合項目法曲線、時序選擇適合項目法差異曲線及軌跡圖。消費者接受性測試結果顯示，9種冷泡紅茶之接受性大多高於「沒有喜歡或不喜歡」的程度。選擇適合項目法(CATA法)研究結果顯示，在所有樣品感官特性中，消費者明顯感受到澄清明亮且具有光澤的外觀，而口感方面擁有明顯的回甘感及留香感。時序感覺支配法(TDS)研究結果顯示消費者對於臺灣山茶之品飲感受具有明顯的花香味及蜜香味。紅玉、蜜紅玉及台茶12號的感受較相似可視為同一群，澀感為此群主要被支配的感受。青心烏龍、蜜青心烏龍及武夷品種為同一群，草本味為其主要被

支配的感受。肉桂具有較豐富的感官特性。鳳凰品種在後期才出現澀感、回甘感及留香感之感受。時序選擇適合項目法(TCATA)研究結果顯示消費者在9種紅茶中感受到的主要特徵為澀感、草本味、留香感及回甘感，其次為花香味及清涼感。消費者認為花香味為飲用臺灣山茶時最主要特徵；紅玉、蜜紅玉及鳳凰品種則有明顯澀感；青心烏龍、蜜青心烏龍、台茶12號、武夷及肉桂品種則有明顯草本味。測試結束時，幾乎所有樣品都有感受到明顯回甘感及留香感。本研究以CATA法、TDS及TCATA來分析探討消費者對9種冷泡紅茶之感官感受及樣品在口中的感受變化，研究所建立之科學化且客觀的結果，可以幫助茶文化未來的行銷及推廣。

Reporting on Latino/A/X Communities: A Guide for Journalists

為了解決Best Nine 2021的問題，作者 這樣論述：

This book offers a critical and practical guide for journalists reporting on issues affecting the Latinx community.Reporting on Latino/a/x Communities emphasizes skills and best practices for covering topics such as economics, immigration and gender. The authors share honest stories about challenges

Latino/a/x journalists face in newsrooms, including imposter syndrome and lack of representation in news, along with strategies to face and tackle systematic barriers. Stories from leaders in the media industry are also featured, including journalists and media professionals from ABC News, Los Ange

les Times, Alt.Latino at NPR, and mitú. Additionally highlighted are experimental and non-traditional new initiatives and outlets leading the future of news media for Latino/a/x audiences. This book is an invaluable guide for any student or journalist interested or involved in the news media and que

stions of Latino/a/x representation. Teresa Puente has spent her career reporting on immigration and Latino issues in the U.S. and has also reported extensively from Mexico. Previously, she was a staff reporter at the Chicago Tribune and was on the editorial board at the Chicago Sun-Times. Early

in her career, she worked as a reporter for the Press-Telegram in Long Beach and The Orange County Register. Her recent journalistic work has been published in TIME, The Guardian, The Daily Beast, The Hill, The Miami Herald, Fox News Latino, Latino magazine, and In These Times. Puente received the S

tuds Terkel Award from Public Narrative for her coverage of Chicago’s diverse communities. Puente, an assistant professor at CSULB, teaches News Reporting and Ethics, Social Media Communication and Bilingual Magazine Reporting & Production, which publishes the Spanish-language magazine Dig En Españo

l. Puente holds an MFA in creative writing from Columbia College Chicago and a bachelor’s degree with a double major in journalism and political science from Indiana University-Bloomington. She previously taught journalism at Columbia College Chicago, was also a visiting assistant professor in the G

raduate School of Journalism at Columbia University and taught journalism at the Tecnológico de Monterrey campus in Guadalajara, Mexico.Jessica Retis is Professor and Director of the Master’s in Bilingual Journalism at the University of Arizona. She holds a Major in Communications (University of Lim

a), a Masters in Latin American Studies (UNAM) and a Ph.D. in Contemporary Latin America (Complutense University of Madrid). Retis has three decades of experience as a college educator in Mexico, Spain and the U.S., and two decades as a journalist in Peru, Mexico and Spain. She is co-author of Narra

tives of Migration, Relocation and Belonging: Latin Americans in London and co-editor of The Handbook of Diasporas, Media and Culture. Areas of research: Latin America, migration, diasporas and transnational communities; Latino media in Europe, North America and Asia; bilingual journalism and journa

lism education.Amara Aguilar is an associate professor of journalism at USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. She teaches journalism for mobile/emerging platforms, social media storytelling for Latinx audiences, visual journalism, engaging diverse communities, public relations strat

egy, and interactive design, among other courses. At USC, she co-founded Annenberg Media’s award-winning bilingual outlet, Dímelo, focused on serving Latinx audiences. Amara has written for the Los Angeles Times, CNN, Nieman Lab, and other outlets. She has worked as a designer, visual journalist, re

porter, social media engagement producer and consultant. Amara was honored with the SPJ Distinguished Teaching Award in 2021, earned a Online News Association Challenge Fund grant for Innovation in Education in 2020, was named a TOW Knight Disruptive Educator for innovation in 2018, MediaShift’s top

innovative journalism educator in 2018, a Scripps Howard Foundation-AEJMC visiting social media fellow in 2017, and an Apple Distinguished Educator in 2015. Her collaborations at USC include work with ABC7, L.A. TACO, NBC Latino, Snap Inc., mitú, Fusion, KPCC, NPR Next Generation Radio, Las Fotos P

roject, Azteca America, and others. She earned her doctorate at USC’s Rossier School of Education in Organizational Change and Leadership, where her research focused on converged newsrooms. Jesús Ayala Rico is one of the most respected and decorated broadcast journalism professors in the country, br

inging 20 years of professional journalism experience into the classroom. As a veteran award-winning news producer, Ayala has won four national Emmys and seven Edward R. Murrow Awards and has trained and mentored ten Emmy winners and nine Murrow Award winners. Prof. Ayala teaches courses in both Eng

lish and Spanish at California State University, Fullerton where he oversees the nationally recognized newscast Al Día-- under Ayala’s leadership Al Diìa has won over 40 national collegiate journalism awards and became CSUF’s first ever Emmy award-winning broadcast. The newscast has also won a Hears

t Award, a Pacemaker Award, and the prestigious Edward R. Murrow Award for Best TV newscast. Prior to joining CSUF, Mr. Ayala covered breaking news stories from around the world as a Producer for all ABC News broadcasts including World News Tonight, Good Morning America, Nightline and 20/20. He exce

lled as an expert covering Latin America and South America and covered the devastating earthquake in Haiti, the Pope’s visits to Cuba, civil disturbances in Venezuela, and the rescue of 33 trapped miners in Chile. In 2008, he covered Barack Obama’s historic presidential campaign and worked as a Whit

e House pool producer. While at ABC News, he worked with news icons like Barbara Walters, Diane Sawyer, Ted Koppel, and the late Peter Jennings. He is a graduate of UC Berkeley and USC’s Annenberg School of Journalism, and he obtained his journalism teaching certification from the Walter Cronkite Sc

hool of Journalism. Prof. Ayala serves as a judge for the Golden Mike Awards, The News & Documentary Emmy Awards, and the Edward R. Murrow Awards.

探究自我概念與社會影響對綠色行銷的影響

為了解決Best Nine 2021的問題，作者候培鑫 這樣論述：

Global campaigns and growing awareness have led consumers to have become more environmentally friendly in day-to-day life to sustain a better environment, each contributing to reducing the destruction of the environment. As a result, green consumerism impacts the bottom line to make its products an

d activities more environmentally friendly. This research reveals the factors that affect the green consumerism behavior from the consumer's point of view, which is the reason for the consumer's purchase intentions. Enables marketers and policymakers to understand the actual behavior of consumers in

making green purchase intentions through constructs from the Theory of Reasoned Action.A conceptual model is conducted and verified empirically verified using a survey of 528 respondents evaluated through structural equation modeling. The result shows a significant effect between attitude towards g

reen products and green purchase intention. In contrast, the relationship between green purchase intention and subjective norms is statistically insignificant. Therefore, self-concept assumes the effect between subjective norms and green purchase intention. Furthermore, the impact from self-concept

to green purchase intention, while positive in general significantly, differs based on the social Influence of purchasing green products - in developing countries considered in this study. Thus, it substantiates theoretical assumptions that emphasize the importance of individualism as a determinant

of purchasing green products by suggesting self-concept as mediating related to subjective norms and green purchase intention. Thus, this research indicates the increased intention toward green products to practitioners and policymakers.