Weijia Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3698058 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Weijia Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Weijia |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Fudan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3886-8871 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Dynamic reciprocal association of adolescents' math self-efficacy with math achievement and parental homework support: A cross-lagged panel model analysis
OBJECTIVES: This study aimed to examine the bidirectional relationship of self-efficacy with social support and academic achievement in a mathematics learning context. METHODS: Three-wave longitudinal data were collected from first-year junior high school students during a period of home-based online learning. At each data collection point, students reported their math self-efficacy, parents reported their support for students' math homework, and…
Moderating mechanisms of urban environment and vegetation structure in the cooling effect of urban green space: A case study of Glasgow
Kant on Music and Reflection
Bayesian joint spatiotemporal modelling of primary infection and reinfection of HFMD at county level in Jiangsu, China, 2009–2023
Over the past decade, multiple outbreaks of hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) have occurred in East Asia, especially in China. It is crucial to understand the distribution pattern and risk factors of HFMD while also studying the corresponding characteristics of reinfections. This paper aims to jointly analyze the spatiotemporal distribution and influential factors of primary infection and reinfection of HFMD in Jiangsu province, China, under t…
Unraveling of microbial colonizers driving biodeterioration divergence of brick heritage of the Nanjing Ming City Wall, a Unesco World Heritage Site of China
The physicochemical characteristics of the bio-deteriorated brick heritage indicated a significant divergence in biodeterioration. • Accumulation of SO 4 2− , NO 3 − , and Cl − as well as metal ions was found in the highly deteriorated brick heritage. • Acidobacteriota and Chloroflexi are the key players that shape the divergence in biodeterioration. • The in-situ microenvironment that microbial colonizers might shape could, in turn, affect biode…
Some observations on an “actually existing smart heritage city: Placemaking-led urban heritage digitalization in densely populated Macau
The impact of joint liability lending on leveraging social capital
Joint liability lending, which leverages borrowers' social ties, is crucial for providing credit access to the poor. However, scholars worry that these lending practices might undermine the social capital they utilize, hindering its development as people become wary of such arrangements. While these concerns have persisted, they lack rigorous analysis. Using a game‐theoretic framework, we show that when reciprocity motivations are strong, joint l…
Urban environmental monitoring and health risk assessment introducing a fuzzy intelligent computing model
Introduction To enhance the precision of evaluating the impact of urban environments on resident health, this study introduces a novel fuzzy intelligent computing model designed to address health risk concerns using multi-media environmental monitoring data. Methods Three cities were selected for the study: Beijing ( B City), Kunming ( K City), and Wuxi ( W City), representing high, low, and moderate pollution levels, respectively. The study empl…
The Qi Yin San Liang San decoction enhances anti-CD19 CAR-T cell function in the treatment of B-cell lymphomas
The Urban Teacher Residency Model to Prepare Teachers: A Review of the Literature
Urban teacher residency (UTR) has been promoted as a promising model to prepare teachers for urban schools. In this review, we analyzed 56 peer-reviewed, empirical journal articles on UTRs published between 2010 and 2020, following the PRISMA guidelines. While this literature suggested UTRs’ potentials to recruiting and retaining diverse urban school teachers, there was limited evidence showing UTRs’ impact on graduates’ classroom teaching and th…
Making older urban neighborhoods smart: Digital placemaking of everyday life
From Mechanical Inexplicability to a System of Ends: Kant on Organisms as Natural Ends
In Critique of the Power of Judgment, Kant claims organisms are to be judged as ‘natural ends’, which are products of nature but inexplicable by mechanical laws of nature. The conception of natural ends necessarily leads to the idea of nature in its whole as a system of ends. This paper proposes an interpretation of Kant’s biological teleology that can be compatible with modern science. Mechanical laws in the third Critique are understood as empi…
The Vertical Street as Everyday Place in the High-Density City: A Case Study of Mong Kok, Hong Kong
Cities are growing vertically, so are the streets. This qualitative study employs narrative city walk, spatial survey, field observation, and interview to develop and speculate on the notion of the “vertical street as everyday place” through examining its spatial formation, ordinary individuals’ everyday practices, and people’s conceptions. The article finds that the type-form of vertical street is a network of multilevel, segmented spaces that v…
Kant on the Formation of Empirical Concepts
According to Kant’s lectures on logic, the formation of empirical concepts consists in the logical acts of comparison, reflection, and abstraction. This paper defends the tenability of Kant’s account by solving two prominent difficulties identified by commentators. Firstly, I justify Kant’s chronological presentation of the three acts by clarifying two meanings of ‘comparison’ in his writings: while comparison-1 refers to apprehension in relation…
Mediatised Politics: A Persepctive for Understanding Political Communication in China
Through multiple case studies, this essay attempts to paint a general picture of “mediatised politics” in China. The author first discusses several phenomena typical in Chinese political communication, such as government Public Relations training, Internet public opinion guidance, government communication on social media, and regional branding. He then analyses the historical origins of “the mediatization of publicity” and “the public-relations o…
Kant’s Mathematical Sublime: The Absolutely Great in Aesthetic Estimation
According to Kant’s Critique of the Power of Judgement , in the end all estimation of magnitude is sensible, or ‘aesthetic’, and the absolutely great in aesthetic estimation is called ‘the mathematical sublime’. This article identifies the relevant sensible element with an inner sensation of a temporal tension: in aesthetic comprehension, the imagination encounters an inevitable tension between the successive reproduction of a magnitude’s individ…
Everyday practice in the high density, volumetric Hong Kong: Ambiguity, intensity and life between interfaces
A Study of Digitally Enhanced People–Space Interaction: A Place-Centric Perspective
With the rapid development of information and communication technology, physical space has been increasingly enhanced by digital technology. The way people and space interact is significantly changed. In particular, an increased interest in the notion of place has emerged in examining smart city development, digital engagement, and people–technology relationships in hybrid physical–digital space. In this article, a place-centric perspective is em…
Beauty as the Symbol of Morality: A Twofold Duty in Kant’s Theory of Taste
In the third Critique , Kant claims that beauty is the symbol of morality and that the consideration of this relation is a duty. This paper declares Kant’s argument to be twofold: firstly, experience of beauty strengthens our moral feeling. Secondly, in judging the beautiful, we assume some indeterminate purpose underlying nature, based on which we can conceive of nature as cooperative with our practical pursuit. Hence, for the sake of moral cult…
Everyday practice in the high density, volumetric Hong Kong: Ambiguity, intensity and life between interfaces
Making older urban neighborhoods smart: Digital placemaking of everyday life
A Study of Digitally Enhanced People–Space Interaction: A Place-Centric Perspective
With the rapid development of information and communication technology, physical space has been increasingly enhanced by digital technology. The way people and space interact is significantly changed. In particular, an increased interest in the notion of place has emerged in examining smart city development, digital engagement, and people–technology relationships in hybrid physical–digital space. In this article, a place-centric perspective is em…
Beauty as the Symbol of Morality: A Twofold Duty in Kant’s Theory of Taste
In the third Critique , Kant claims that beauty is the symbol of morality and that the consideration of this relation is a duty. This paper declares Kant’s argument to be twofold: firstly, experience of beauty strengthens our moral feeling. Secondly, in judging the beautiful, we assume some indeterminate purpose underlying nature, based on which we can conceive of nature as cooperative with our practical pursuit. Hence, for the sake of moral cult…
A Study of Digitally Enhanced People–Space Interaction: A Place-Centric Perspective
With the rapid development of information and communication technology, physical space has been increasingly enhanced by digital technology. The way people and space interact is significantly changed. In particular, an increased interest in the notion of place has emerged in examining smart city development, digital engagement, and people–technology relationships in hybrid physical–digital space. In this article, a place-centric perspective is em…
Mediatised Politics: A Persepctive for Understanding Political Communication in China
Through multiple case studies, this essay attempts to paint a general picture of “mediatised politics” in China. The author first discusses several phenomena typical in Chinese political communication, such as government Public Relations training, Internet public opinion guidance, government communication on social media, and regional branding. He then analyses the historical origins of “the mediatization of publicity” and “the public-relations o…
Kant’s Mathematical Sublime: The Absolutely Great in Aesthetic Estimation
According to Kant’s Critique of the Power of Judgement , in the end all estimation of magnitude is sensible, or ‘aesthetic’, and the absolutely great in aesthetic estimation is called ‘the mathematical sublime’. This article identifies the relevant sensible element with an inner sensation of a temporal tension: in aesthetic comprehension, the imagination encounters an inevitable tension between the successive reproduction of a magnitude’s individ…
Everyday practice in the high density, volumetric Hong Kong: Ambiguity, intensity and life between interfaces
Kant on the Formation of Empirical Concepts
According to Kant’s lectures on logic, the formation of empirical concepts consists in the logical acts of comparison, reflection, and abstraction. This paper defends the tenability of Kant’s account by solving two prominent difficulties identified by commentators. Firstly, I justify Kant’s chronological presentation of the three acts by clarifying two meanings of ‘comparison’ in his writings: while comparison-1 refers to apprehension in relation…
From Mechanical Inexplicability to a System of Ends: Kant on Organisms as Natural Ends
In Critique of the Power of Judgment, Kant claims organisms are to be judged as ‘natural ends’, which are products of nature but inexplicable by mechanical laws of nature. The conception of natural ends necessarily leads to the idea of nature in its whole as a system of ends. This paper proposes an interpretation of Kant’s biological teleology that can be compatible with modern science. Mechanical laws in the third Critique are understood as empi…
The Vertical Street as Everyday Place in the High-Density City: A Case Study of Mong Kok, Hong Kong
Cities are growing vertically, so are the streets. This qualitative study employs narrative city walk, spatial survey, field observation, and interview to develop and speculate on the notion of the “vertical street as everyday place” through examining its spatial formation, ordinary individuals’ everyday practices, and people’s conceptions. The article finds that the type-form of vertical street is a network of multilevel, segmented spaces that v…
Urban environmental monitoring and health risk assessment introducing a fuzzy intelligent computing model
Introduction To enhance the precision of evaluating the impact of urban environments on resident health, this study introduces a novel fuzzy intelligent computing model designed to address health risk concerns using multi-media environmental monitoring data. Methods Three cities were selected for the study: Beijing ( B City), Kunming ( K City), and Wuxi ( W City), representing high, low, and moderate pollution levels, respectively. The study empl…
The Qi Yin San Liang San decoction enhances anti-CD19 CAR-T cell function in the treatment of B-cell lymphomas
The Urban Teacher Residency Model to Prepare Teachers: A Review of the Literature
Urban teacher residency (UTR) has been promoted as a promising model to prepare teachers for urban schools. In this review, we analyzed 56 peer-reviewed, empirical journal articles on UTRs published between 2010 and 2020, following the PRISMA guidelines. While this literature suggested UTRs’ potentials to recruiting and retaining diverse urban school teachers, there was limited evidence showing UTRs’ impact on graduates’ classroom teaching and th…
Making older urban neighborhoods smart: Digital placemaking of everyday life
Kant on Music and Reflection
Bayesian joint spatiotemporal modelling of primary infection and reinfection of HFMD at county level in Jiangsu, China, 2009–2023
Over the past decade, multiple outbreaks of hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) have occurred in East Asia, especially in China. It is crucial to understand the distribution pattern and risk factors of HFMD while also studying the corresponding characteristics of reinfections. This paper aims to jointly analyze the spatiotemporal distribution and influential factors of primary infection and reinfection of HFMD in Jiangsu province, China, under t…
Unraveling of microbial colonizers driving biodeterioration divergence of brick heritage of the Nanjing Ming City Wall, a Unesco World Heritage Site of China
The physicochemical characteristics of the bio-deteriorated brick heritage indicated a significant divergence in biodeterioration. • Accumulation of SO 4 2− , NO 3 − , and Cl − as well as metal ions was found in the highly deteriorated brick heritage. • Acidobacteriota and Chloroflexi are the key players that shape the divergence in biodeterioration. • The in-situ microenvironment that microbial colonizers might shape could, in turn, affect biode…
Some observations on an “actually existing smart heritage city: Placemaking-led urban heritage digitalization in densely populated Macau
The impact of joint liability lending on leveraging social capital
Joint liability lending, which leverages borrowers' social ties, is crucial for providing credit access to the poor. However, scholars worry that these lending practices might undermine the social capital they utilize, hindering its development as people become wary of such arrangements. While these concerns have persisted, they lack rigorous analysis. Using a game‐theoretic framework, we show that when reciprocity motivations are strong, joint l…
Dynamic reciprocal association of adolescents' math self-efficacy with math achievement and parental homework support: A cross-lagged panel model analysis
OBJECTIVES: This study aimed to examine the bidirectional relationship of self-efficacy with social support and academic achievement in a mathematics learning context. METHODS: Three-wave longitudinal data were collected from first-year junior high school students during a period of home-based online learning. At each data collection point, students reported their math self-efficacy, parents reported their support for students' math homework, and…
Moderating mechanisms of urban environment and vegetation structure in the cooling effect of urban green space: A case study of Glasgow
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