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Kumar, Nishant. "International Entrepreneurship: Case of Happiest Minds." South Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases 1, no. 1 (June 2012): 17–30. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/227797791200100103.
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An in-depth case study of a successful serial entrepreneur in India and the two international new ventures he founded illustrates the entrepreneurial capabilities that are particularly important for successful international new venture creation. This case study examines in detail how potential international entrepreneurs can develop such capabilities in order to improve their chances of gaining success in international new ventures, and concludes with a discussion of the implications of the authors’ findings for entrepreneurship research and practice.
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O’Keefe, Roger. "An “International Crime” Exception to the Immunity of State Officials from Foreign Criminal Jurisdiction: Not Currently, Not Likely." AJIL Unbound 109 (2015): 167–72. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s2398772300001379.
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The happiest outcomes of the work of the International Law Commission (ILC) result when those charged with reporting on a topic elucidate the existing law with maximum objectivity and accuracy and when, where desired, they formulate such possibilities for its avowed progressive development as find a solid basis in emerging practice or international jurisprudence and are unlikely to arouse implacable opposition among members of the Commission or member states of the General Assembly. This history should be foremost in the minds of those presently leading the Commission’s work on the immunity of state officials from foreign criminal jurisdiction as they come next session to report on possible limitations on and exceptions to such immunity. Whether the eventual aim is codification or reform, any consideration of this most controverted and combustible of contemporary questions of international law that is not based on an impartial and convincing assessment of relevant state practice and international case-law and that misreads the political temper of the times will end in tears, in the Commission itself and even more so in the Sixth Committee of the General Assembly.
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Mihajlović, Verica. "The cult of the tree as a remainder of paganism in the folk tradition of Kosovo and Metohija: Memory of the 'holy pine' in Gornje Nerodimlje in the tradition of the convocation." Bastina, no. 55 (2021): 421–34. http://dx.doi.org/10.5937/bastina31-34516.
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Folk tradition in general is very often associated with natural entities, drawing its strength from believing in their magical properties. The cult of tree is one of the remnants of pagan elements that the Church accepted, because the people resisted all church proclamations, prohibitions and with their perseverance in respecting the cult of tree in all segments of life managed to preserve it. In that endeavor, the tree was given a new semantic meaning, which resulted in its partial imposition on the church. There are numerous examples of respect for the cult of the tree, which is noticeable within the multitude of customs and rituals that are still performed in rural areas throughout Serbia. In the Serbian folk tradition, a pine tree is often considered sacred if it is planted in a significant place or by an important person. A prominent example of such a belief can be found in the village of Gornje Nerodimlje, where the pillar of parliamentary customs was a pine tree, which, according to the beliefs of today's population, was personally planted by King Milutin and sung in the folk song "Oj, bore sabore." Given the current circumstances in which the Serb population was completely evicted from Gornje Nerodimlje, thus preventing them from accessing their long-guarded and respected sanctities, the Easter gathering, which many locals describe as the happiest holiday of their lives in Kosovo and Metohija, is destroyed along with the trees which represented a central elements of this tradition. Therefore, it is especially important to preserve this tradition from the memory of older locals. The semantic connection of the song to the pine tree certainly opens the possibility of analyzing the melodies in which the musical elements of depicting the meaning of the text can be noticed. In the minds of the displaced population of Gornji Nerodimlje, the song "Oj, bore sabore" is dedicated to King Milutin's pine tree. Although according to the dilemmas presented, we cannot claim that this tree has always been known as a handicraft of this historical figure, nor that the song was sung in the honor of that tree, we cannot deny that ancient tradition to people who lived in Gornje Nerodmlje or their descendants.
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Newman, Sue. "neuro-musical networks Musical minds." Nursery World 2022, no. 7 (July 2, 2022): 31. http://dx.doi.org/10.12968/nuwa.2022.7.31.
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GASKIN, RICHARD. "Julia Annas: The Morality of Happiness." Mind 104, no. 416 (1995): 881–84. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/mind/104.416.881.
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Maitra, Krishna, and Dipi Pathak. "Spastics have minds that work, but bodies that can't." Gifted Education International 12, no. 1 (January 1997): 16–20. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/026142949701200104.
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Cerebral Palsy is a disability resulting from damage to the brain before or during the birth and is manifested by muscular in-coordination and speech disturbances. They have been victims of public misunderstanding from the time that William John Little, MD, the English physician, recognised and publicised them in the year 1843. As a research project, the present investigators wanted to exp lore the world of spastic children by selecting artistry as the medium of expression of their thoughts, feelings, problems and needs. The study, through natural and participant observation as well as through interviews with counsellors, psychologists and medical professionals drew profiles of spastic children. The analysis of their drawings/paintings reflected their healthy bent of mind, positive attitudes towards life and necessity to be surrounded by happiness and healthy conditions. The study on the basis of their findings has given some concrete suggestions for the teachers and the parents with a proper accent on the following: ‘The disabled are people too. All people are different. What is so special about their difference?’
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Saraswathy, M. "Optimistic Changes in the Characters of Shashi Deshpande’s in A Matter of Time." SMART MOVES JOURNAL IJELLH 9, no. 5 (May 27, 2021): 72–80. http://dx.doi.org/10.24113/ijellh.v9i5.11045.
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Shashi Deshpande focuses the need of human beings of present generation to be optimistic in the fast moving planetary as human life across the world is turning bleak time and again. In modern society, people fail to train their minds to be positive, they intentionally or unintentionally give space for emotions and thoughts to torture their thoughts perhaps and that leads to mental illness and carries malicious reflection in individuals, families and societies. Shashi Deshpande does a complete analysis on the rational thinking process of human beings to create happiness and to experience the power of one’s creation in this cosmic. Through her characters, Shashi Deshpande makes the readers understand that to enhance and empower their role in life, they must learn to unlearn negative thoughts and fill their minds with positive thoughts.
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Söderfeldt, Y., and P. Verstraete. "From Comparison to Indices: A disabling perspective on the history of happiness." Health, Culture and Society 5, no. 1 (October 15, 2013): 249–64. http://dx.doi.org/10.5195/hcs.2013.134.
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Who should be considered the most unhappy, the blind or the deaf? The intensive debate over this issue in the early 19th century is the outset of our study of how during the last two hundred years disability and happiness have become inextricably connected. On the basis of our historical analysis we have identified characteristics that also can be found in current happiness interpretations, namely the persistent role played by activation, professional intervention, and alignment with normative behaviors. In order to highlight this intimate connection between past and present we subsequently focus on the contemporary preoccupation with the happiness of people with disabilities, exemplified by research on the so-called “disability paradox” and the development of happiness indices within the behavioral sciences. Our thesis is that applying perspectives from disability studies to happiness research uncovers processes of exclusion and other modalities of power previously overlooked. In our examples, we recognize a desire to lay bare the inside of disabled people’s minds and impose on them un/happy subjectivities. We furthermore argue that the way we think of, and treat, both disability and happiness, i. e. by systematization and professionalization, belongs to a rationalization process which risks colonizing the emotional realm of disabled people. Thus we suggest a research program that ‘dis/ables’ happiness studies and, aided by historical analysis, reconsiders the emotional dimension of disability.
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Rani, Sarita, and Taruna Gera. "Savoring as a Predictor of Happiness and Positive Affect among Adolescents." Mind and Society 12, no. 02 (July 20, 2023): 44–49. http://dx.doi.org/10.56011/mind-mri-122-20235.
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Across the globe the nations are trying to explore and identify the strategies which
would help in enhancing the positive affect leading to ultimate happiness in each and
every stratum of the society specifically among adolescents. Positive Psychological
Interventions (PPIs) such as mindfulness, savoring, gratitude, kindness, empathy,
meaning, flow exercises etc. are being applied to generate positive feelings and to
attain the goal of sustainable happiness and well-being. Savoring is believed to be one
such strategy in positive psychology which has shown promising effects in enhancing
happiness, positive affect and reducing negative affect. The present study comprising
of 300 (N=300) adolescents from the state of Haryana (India) made an attempt to
explore relationship between savoring, happiness, positive affect and negative affect.
Savoring Beliefs Inventory by Bryant (2003), Oxford Happiness Questionnaire by Hills
& Argyle (2002) and Positive and Negative Affect Schedule by Watson et al. (1988)
were applied to measure the variables. Savoring emerged as a significant correlate
and predictor of happiness and positive affect among adolescents
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Pham, Hai Chung, and Barry Richards. "The Western brands in the minds of Vietnamese consumers." Journal of Consumer Marketing 32, no. 5 (August 10, 2015): 367–75. http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/jcm-09-2014-1159.
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Purpose – This paper aims to explore the complexity and dynamics in the process of negotiation and re-negotiation of brand associations within a Vietnamese cultural context, focusing on the identity construction created through local consumption preferences. t It explores how Western brands are symbolically important in Vietnamese consumers’ self-image. Design/methodology/approach – A total of 600 Vietnamese youth between 18 and 35 years living in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City completed the survey. A projective technique (storytelling) was applied to elicit the hidden thoughts and motivations among respondents. Findings – Vietnamese consumers increasingly attach themselves to certain brands to affirm their desired identity. They believe in “material goods bring happiness”. The symbolic meanings of brands (which we describe around six themes) become very important in their patterns of consumption in shaping their lived experience and the way they want to communicate their self-images. Practical implications – The paper’s insights can be of value to marketing and advertising professionals and to those with responsibility for consumer regulation in emerging markets. Social implications – The paper contributes to our understanding of how socio-political tensions are played out and managed in consumer culture and identifies particular contradictions which may drive future changes. Originality/value – The paper reports on a study which uses a neglected method to provide the latest data on consumer culture in Vietnam and links features of consumption-based identity to the specific Vietnamese historical, political, economic and socio-cultural context.
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Gregory, A. "What is This Thing Called Happiness? by Fred Feldman." Mind 122, no. 487 (July 1, 2013): 820–23. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/mind/fzt092.
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Ragul, Lalitha. "Relationship between Communication Pattern and Marital Happiness of Army Couples." Mind and Society 12, no. 01 (March 31, 2023): 67–73. http://dx.doi.org/10.56011/mind-mri-121-20238.
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For longevity of a marriage, happiness plays a vital role in contemporary India. Marital happiness, a dimension of marital quality is determined by various marital factors such as self-esteem, communication, intimacy and marital satisfaction of couples. Communication plays a major role in marriage, and they are the key predictors of marital satisfaction in couple (Lavner, Karney and Bradbury, 2016). In marital life, communication is not simply the flow of information from the sender to the receiver but the ability of couples to share their thoughts and feelings to their spouses. This study aimed to have a focal point on the relationship between communication patterns and marital happiness of army couples. As army couples being a breed of its own this study was conducted among 128 army couples (128 husbands and 128 wives) in the age group of 21 to 30 years of age and within their five years of marriage life. Using the Marital Happiness Scale (Azrin, Naster, & Jones, 1973), the marital happiness level and the Communication Patterns Questionnaire (CPQ; Christensen, 1988) the communication pattern of army couples was measured. After statistical analysis, results indicated that the relationship between each pattern of communication is different and significantly correlated with marital happiness of army couples.
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Chen, Yi-Chia, Hannah Raila, and Brian Scholl. "Sad minds seeking happy stimuli: Trait happiness predicts how quickly happy faces reach visual awareness." Journal of Vision 17, no. 10 (August 31, 2017): 1210. http://dx.doi.org/10.1167/17.10.1210.
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Al-Ani, Muzhir Shaban. "Happiness Measurement Via Classroom Based on Face Tracking." UHD Journal of Science and Technology 3, no. 1 (January 25, 2019): 9. http://dx.doi.org/10.21928/uhdjst.v3n1y2019.pp8-19.
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Teaching and learning are important factors in our life, so, increasing the happiness during class cause raising the ability of learning. This research focused on the evaluation of the learning process via classroom before and after applying the proposed method. One of the big challenge during classroom lesson, the students after a short period of time (about 10-15 minutes) at the beginning of the session, turn off their minds and remain absolutely out of understanding. Our goal is to revitalize the classroom environment so that you are always attentive to the lecture. The proposed approach aims to track and detect the emotional facial expression and transient from emotional facial expression to raise the happy expression in order to reach the classroom happiness. Image processing issue is an important part of this approach in which based on face recognition and tracking, then evaluates the students’ happiness according to the proposed mode that located in the classroom. This model is implemented from Raspberry Pi device, tracking camera and high definition screen. The implemented algorithm allows you to continue of face tracing and make rising of happiness as possible. Increasing happiness is an important factor in making students more attractive and more understanding for the classroom lecture. This approach is implemented to cover both software and hardware, so, it is acceptable to work in real time.
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Al-Ani, Muzhir Shaban. "Happiness Measurement Via Classroom Based on Face Tracking." UHD Journal of Science and Technology 3, no. 1 (January 25, 2019): 9. http://dx.doi.org/10.21928/uhdjst.v3n1y2019.pp9-18.
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Teaching and learning are important factors in our life, so, increasing the happiness during class cause raising the ability of learning. This research focused on the evaluation of the learning process via classroom before and after applying the proposed method. One of the big challenge during classroom lesson, the students after a short period of time (about 10-15 minutes) at the beginning of the session, turn off their minds and remain absolutely out of understanding. Our goal is to revitalize the classroom environment so that you are always attentive to the lecture. The proposed approach aims to track and detect the emotional facial expression and transient from emotional facial expression to raise the happy expression in order to reach the classroom happiness. Image processing issue is an important part of this approach in which based on face recognition and tracking, then evaluates the students’ happiness according to the proposed mode that located in the classroom. This model is implemented from Raspberry Pi device, tracking camera and high definition screen. The implemented algorithm allows you to continue of face tracing and make rising of happiness as possible. Increasing happiness is an important factor in making students more attractive and more understanding for the classroom lecture. This approach is implemented to cover both software and hardware, so, it is acceptable to work in real time.
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Li, Bo. "Research on Music Make People Happy." Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media 7, no. 1 (May 17, 2023): 405–10. http://dx.doi.org/10.54254/2753-7048/7/20221014.
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Extensive research has determined that music possesses the ability to evoke affective responses within human beings by systematically triggering the parts of the human brain that are controlled and regulated by means of dopamine. The concept of music holds an enigmatic quality, and it has been determined that it has been present throughout ancient human history as well. Hence it can be readily established that music holds a certain modicum of hedonic power that enables it to induce certain feelings of intrinsic satisfaction and happiness that can effectively mitigate the impact of mental stressors and initiate feelings of motivation, encouragement and power. This research article aims to systematically deduce the ability of music to invoke feelings of happiness within the minds of individuals. This research employed a secondary qualitative research design. A substantial body of literature was extracted from extant research publications and subjected to a systematic content analysis. Through this research, it can be readily concluded that music can potentially affect the human brain in profound ways. Listening to music can directly evoke feelings and emotions pertaining to happiness. The general happiness and satisfaction from ones life can be accurately measured through the levels of associated subjective wellbeing of a human at any particular point in time. This particular value averages at a certain level, which is representative of generalized life satisfaction in human beings and is directly proportional to happiness.
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Stiliya, K. Jos, and Navya Pandey. "Influence of Spiritual intelligence on Happiness and Well being: A Review." Mind and Society 11, no. 02 (June 30, 2022): 121–28. http://dx.doi.org/10.56011/mind-mri-112-202214.
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Mental health is an ineluctable topic of conversation during unprecedented pandemic or natural disasters. Studies show that improving Spiritual intelligence (SI) can improve everyone’s mental health. Problem-solving, meaning and purpose in life, overall well-being, resilience, and good intrapersonal and interpersonal relationships are all areas where spiritual intelligence can be employed. As Spiritual Intelligence is a key part of every human being, it focuses on numerous good results. SI is sometimes known as a spiritual quotient. Spiritual intelligence has an inevitable role in the life of every individual. It influences all stages of existence and increases mental health for one’s personal and professional progress. SI is also a helpful tool for a healthy lifestyle since it helps people to cope with stressful situations and recover from traumatic events. This article concludes that students, employees, and professionals need spiritual intelligence training to deal with challenging situations. Self-awareness and spiritual intelligence can be nurtured through mindfulness, psychotherapy, yoga, meditation, and psychoeducation. The necessities of psychological interventions are unavoidable in this present pandemic situation. Many research studies stress the importance of mental health and the need for appropriate mental health interventions.
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Ganeri, Martin. "Two Pedagogies for Happiness: Healing Goals and Healing Methods in the Summa Theologiae of Thomas Aquinas and The Śrī Bhāṣya of Rāmānuja." Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement 66 (April 9, 2010): 51–65. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s1358246109990245.
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The scholastic mode of intellectual enquiry has been looked down upon in Western philosophical circles over the last few centuries, not least because of the central role of authorities shaping the reasoning that takes place and because of the fine distinctions and disputational mode of discourse it employs. The scholastic approach is, however, a prime example of philosophy as therapeia, of intellectual inquiry and reflection concerned with the healing transformation of human life, with what kind of knowledge and behaviour brings about human happiness. The scholastic approach is motivated and determined by consideration of what the final human goal might be and what are the means to achieve it. Authorities are important because they tell us about the goal and means. Distinctions and disputation are important because they help us learn in a way that transforms our minds and actions.
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Massimi, Marina, and João Madeira. "A PALAVRA EFICAZ E A DISPOSIÇÃO DOS OUVINTES: ARTICULAÇÕES ENTRE ARTE RETÓRICA E POTÊNCIAS PSÍQUICAS NA OBRA SERMONÍSTICA DE ANTÔNIO VIEIRA." Síntese: Revista de Filosofia 36, no. 116 (January 5, 2015): 399. http://dx.doi.org/10.20911/21769389v36n116p399-415/2009.
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O objetivo de um pregador é mudar juízos e atitudes. O instrumento que possibilita o sucesso da pregação é a palavra eficaz. Os jesuítas compartilhavam a concepção da arte retórica clássica e moderna de que o poder da palavra decorre da capacidade de atingir e mobilizar o dinamismo psíquico dos destinatários. Nas psicologias filosóficas formuladas por Aristóteles e Tomás, o mundo anímico estrutura-se em potências sensoriais externas e internas, afetivas, cognitivas e volitivas. A palavra do pregador move tais potências, também conhecidas como sentidos internos, que fornecem os objetos imateriais intimamente relacionados com as coisas no mundo e através dos quais o entendimento pode identificar e separar a natureza das coisas. No Sermão da Oitava da Páscoa de 1656, pregado por Antônio Vieira em Belém, estes elementos convergem para possibilitar o ‘desengano’. A tristeza pelas minas não encontradas deveria ser mudada em alegria pelo bem maior do Reino Português, as almas.Abstract: The aim of a preacher is the conversion of judgments and behaviours. The tool of successful preaching is the efficacious word. The Jesuits, in keeping with classic and modern rhetoric, knew that words had the power to touch and move the hearer’s psychic disposition. In Aristotle and Aquinas’ philosophical psychology, the human soul is structured in external and internal sensorial potencies, affections, cognitive faculty and volition. The preacher’s words must move these potencies, also known as internal senses, which produce the immaterial objects that are closely linked to things in the world and through which the understanding can identify and abstract the nature of things. In the Sermao da Oitava da Pascoa of 1656, preached by Antonio Vieira in Belem, all these elements converge to induce the ‘desengano’ (‘disenchantment’). According to him, the sadness for not finding mines should be turned into happiness for preserving the true good of the Portuguese Kingdom, the souls.
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Gnevasheva, V. A. "The Definition of Social Loneliness and Social Well-Being of Russian Women." Communicology 11, no. 1 (April 2, 2023): 62–72. http://dx.doi.org/10.21453/2311-3065-2023-11-1-62-72.
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The study is dedicated to the study of the problem of social loneliness. The theoretical and methodological base determines the significance of this phenomenon for modern society. In this regard, the issue of gender segregation in determining the factors of increasing social loneliness is extremely acute, since to a greater extent the marital and much less reproductive behavior of women can be associated precisely with the process of avoiding social loneliness as a social phenomenon, which requires clarification of these factors of the demographic development of society. Questions of studying social loneliness are also raised in the context of the need to preserve traditional family constructs. Modern social forms of avoiding social loneliness often form prerequisites for the distortion of family tradition and transform family and social forms of interaction. The article presents assessments of the phenomenon of social loneliness in the minds of women on the basis of a study. Social loneliness is considered in the context of women’s marital and reproductive behavior. At the same time, a comparison is made of the concepts of “social loneliness” and “happiness” within the considered subsample, differentiated by gender. The definitions of the concepts of “female happiness” and “index of happiness” are given, a scale of assessments of the happiness index in the interval between two antagonistic terms is given, and the index is calculated for the considered subsample. The results are based on the author’s empirical all-Russian research conducted in the spring of 2022 (N=2500, in the gender distribution, the sample population of women was 43% – 1075 people). The sample was defined as continuous, random, and at the last stage nested, since only one gender group was taken within the framework of this article – women. The results of the study are aimed at finding ways to reduce the risks of the formation of destructive socio-psychological constructs in women’s perception of themselves and the world through the prism of social loneliness, and also contribute to the development of recommendations for the development of sustainable family constructs of the traditional type.
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Bobonich, Chris. "Plato on Legal Normativity." Ancient Philosophy Today 4, Supplement (December 2022): 24–44. http://dx.doi.org/10.3366/anph.2022.0077.
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This paper attempts to determine what laws’ most fundamental normative property is for Plato. After examining the Hippias Major and the pseudo-Platonic Minos, I argue that in the Laws this property is correctness ( orthotês) which is understood as maximizing the citizens’ happiness. I argue that laws failing to do so are defective as laws because they’re not partially grounded in the relevant ethical facts and that Plato is thus a natural law theorist. The last section provides further justification for the claim that laws failing the correctness criterion are defective as laws by appealing to Plato’s understanding of practical rationality.
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Metom, Philipus Benitius. "MENDALAMI GELAR-GELAR SANTA PERAWAN MARIA BUNDA ALLAH DALAM PENGAKUAN DAN AJARAN FRANSISKUS." Lumen Veritatis: Jurnal Filsafat dan Teologi 11, no. 1 (October 1, 2020): 19–36. http://dx.doi.org/10.30822/lumenveritatis.v11i1.697.
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There is a line of titles of Saint Mary mentioned by Pope Francis in his published encyclicals and apostolic exortations. However, we summarize them into seven new titles, namely, Saint Mary is the daughter of Zion, mother, queen, woman, star, bride, and the spring of happiness for the little people. We consider that the number seven title has opened the minds of the faithful about the joy of believing in the Triune God who saves the world and the significant role of Saint Mary in the success of this exalted work. The recognition of the seven new titles aims to support the understanding of the faith of the Catholic faithful in the Blessed Mary as Mother of God and Virgin. Apart from that, another goal is that the quality of the Church's faith in the virginity of Saint Mary and her mother of God will be strengthened. What kind of quality do you want to affirm? What he wants to affirm is the quality of the Church's faith which is rooted in the past of the Old Testament, which is flourishing and expanding in the present, and which will bear fruit to await eternal happiness in the future (eschatological). Thus, the seven new titles of Saint Mary can reveal the faith of the Church to live at all times.
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Stasova, L., and L. Vilka. "Comparison of satisfaction with happiness in families with children between the Czech ‒ Latvian people." SHS Web of Conferences 40 (2018): 03005. http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/shsconf/20184003005.
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It is an assumed opinion that the family is the main unit of society. The society and the family are in reciprocal influence: the healthier the families are, the healthierthe society and vice versa. Subjective wellbeing and satisfaction with life are important factors in family stability. Feeling of happiness and the image of a happy family in contemporary Czech and Latvian society are the focus of the research. In the research the data from an international survey on the lifestyle of contemporary families that have been collected during 2013 – 2014 in the Czech Republic and Latvia were used. A self-administered questionnaire data were collected in both countries as well. A mixed approach with emphasis on the quantitative approach to research was used in data analysis. The results showed a significant similarity, although the ‘feeling of happiness’ differed and varied in each specific family. So it was possible to use the same categories of „a happy family“ that had been found in both samples of data (Czech and Latvian)material, and they were: financial prosperity, good relationships and success in the family, cohesion within the family, doing things and spending leisure time together and a healthy family.The research results allow us to conclude that the family has a high value in people’s minds despite the rapid changes in the family structure and de facto high rate of divorce in both countries.
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Gamon, Alizaman D., Maulana Akbar Shah @ U Tun Aung, Mohammed Farid Ali, and Mariam Saidona Tagoranao. "Interpretation of Youth from the Thinking of Badiuzzaman Said Nursi (Pengertian “Belia” dalam konteks Pemikiran Badiuzzaman Said Nursi)." Journal of Islam in Asia (E-ISSN 2289-8077) 17, no. 4 (December 31, 2020): 220–39. http://dx.doi.org/10.31436/jia.v17i4.879.
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Today’s youth are tomorrow’s leaders. As such, there is a huge responsibility on the elders of the Ummah to mould and nurture young minds in the true Islamic spirit and identity. In order to achieve that, the youth need to be inculcated in the best possible manner so that they are physically, intellectually, socially and emotionally developed into an integrated Islamic personality. It is believed that when the young Muslim minds are developed in accordance with the Islamic philosophy of education; peace, prosperity and happiness will prevail not only in the Muslim world, but the world at large. The idealism that calls for the development of the young Muslim mind is also embedded in the thoughts of Bediuzzaman Said Nursi. As one of the well-known Muslim reformers of his time, Nursi has called for the Muslims, particularly the youth, to return to the Qur’anic mode of thinking. Among the ethical values stated in the Qur’an are moderation, fairness and justice in the way of thinking and actions. In line with that, this paper highlights the importance of thinking, ethics and morality that have been stated in Nursi’s “Risal-e-Noor.” Due emphasis is given to analyze Nursi’s ideas with regard to youth and how to prepare them to be the next echelon of leaders. Relevant data to the research were collected from the print and internet sources followed by analysis using textual and content-analysis methodology. Keywords: Youth, Spiritual Life, Character Development, Managing Wealth, Success. Abstrak Pemuda hari ini adalah pemimpin hari esok. Disebabkan itu, adalah menjadi tanggungjawab golongan tua dalam Ummah untuk membentuk dan memupuk minda anak muda dengan semangat dan jati diri Islam yang sebenar. Untuk mencapainya, para pemuda perlu disemai dengan akhlak murni sebaik mungkin agar fizikal, intelek, sosial dan emosi mereka berkembang mengikut keperibadian Islam yang padu. Telah dipercayai bahawa apabila pemikiran belia Muslim dibentuk sesuai dengan falsafah pendidikan Islam; kedamaian, kesejahteraan dan kebahagiaan akan terhasil bukan hanya di dunia Islam, tetapi di seluruh dunia. Idealisme yang memerlukan pengembangan pemikiran belia Muslim juga terdapat dalam pemikiran Bediuzzaman Said Nursi. Sebagai salah seorang Mujaddid Muslim yang terkenal pada zamannya, Nursi telah meminta agar umat Islam, khususnya para pemuda, kembali ke cara pemikiran Al-Qur'an. Di antara nilai-nilai etika yang dinyatakan dalam Al-Quran adalah kesederhanaan dan keadilan dalam berfikir dan bertindak. Sejajar dengan itu, makalah ini menyoroti pentingnya pemikiran, etika dan moral yang telah diketengahkan Nursi dalam "Risel-a-Noor". Para penyilidik akan memberi penekanan yang sewajarnya dalam menganalisis idea-idea Nursi mengenai belia dan bagaimana mempersiapkan mereka untuk menjadi pemimpin pelapis di masa hadapan. Data yang relevan dengan penyelidikan ini akan dikumpulkan dari sumber cetak dan internet. Dalam proses menganalisis data, para penyelidik akan menggunakan kaedah analisis teks dan kandungan yang berada di bawah domain penyelidikan kualitatif. Kata Kunci: Belia, Kehidupan Rohani, Perkembangan Watak, Mengurus Kekayaan, Kejayaan.
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Oosterman, Allison, and David Robie. "NOTED: Why so much grimness and so little hope?" Pacific Journalism Review 20, no. 1 (May 31, 2014): 263. http://dx.doi.org/10.24135/pjr.v20i1.204.
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Book review of: The News: A User’s Manual, by Alain de Botton, London: Hamish Hamilton, 2014, 267pp., ISBN9780241146477. The News:Sociologists, ethnographers, political scientists have all focussed their critical faculties on journalism and the news, so it is not surprising, perhaps, that a philosopher might do the same. And with what relish does Alain de Botton aim his powerful intellect upon the news, freshly honed on such discrete topics as love, travel, happiness, religion, architecture and sex. In the developed world, he says, the news now occupies position of power at least equal to that formerly enjoyed by religion. However, the news does not merely report on the world, it is ‘constantly at work crafting a new planet in our minds in line with its own often highly distinctive priorities’. De Botton uses examples of headlines to illustrate the news’ focus on disaster and mayhem and asks, plaintively, why? ‘Why so much grimness and so little hope?’
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Cohen, Peter J. "Science, Politics, and the Regulation of Dietary Supplements: It's Time to Repeal DSHEA." American Journal of Law & Medicine 31, no. 2-3 (June 2005): 175–214. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/009885880503100203.
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Since the turn of the century, resourceful entrepreneurs have advertised a wide variety of purportedly simple and painless cures for cancer, including liniments of turpentine, mustard, oil, eggs, and ammonia; peat moss; arrangements of colored floodlamps; pastes made from glycerine and limburger cheese … [T]his historical experience does suggest why Congress could reasonably have determined to protect the terminally ill, no less than other patients, from the vast range of selfstyled panaceas that inventive minds can devise.[Individuals have] the right to be treated by a health care practitioner with any medical treatment (including a treatment that is not approved, certified, or licensed by the Secretary of Health and Human Services) that such individual desires or the legal representative of such individual desires.The makers of our Constitution undertook to secure conditions favorable to the pursuit of happiness. They recognized the significance of man's spiritual nature, of his feelings and of his intellect.
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M, Kannammal. "Linguistic Proficiency of Sangam Women Poets' in Kurunthogai." International Research Journal of Tamil 4, S-14 (November 29, 2022): 117–23. http://dx.doi.org/10.34256/irjt224s1420.
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The context of the poem is set as the entry of the far-off days within the language of Agam, Puram. It is a stage of language development. Land has also played a major role in building the background of this system, namely language. Every country became a gem, offering abundance, an endless quality of culture, wealth, and happiness. Great symbols were included in this. One of the main driving forces of the meeting was language. The secondary agent was poetry. Those who walk along these two lines can be called language promoters. These are the creators who poured out the feelings they had in their minds to create their respective ideologies. A great linguistic thought established by such people was declared in ancient times as "Sangam Poetry." Among them were the women poets who spoke in a multifaceted manner, carrying influences beyond their borders. This article examines how Sangam poetry's use of "language" relates to its poets' capacity for expressiveness and how contemporary poetry functions.
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Indriani, Elfi, Desyandri Desyandri, and Farida Mayar. "MANFAAT PEMBELAJARAN SENI MUSIK MELALUI LAGU ANAK DALAM MENINGKATKAN KONSENTRASI BELAJAR SISWA DI SEKOLAH DASAR." Pendas : Jurnal Ilmiah Pendidikan Dasar 8, no. 1 (June 8, 2023): 2233–42. http://dx.doi.org/10.23969/jp.v8i1.7946.
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The purpose of this study was to find out the benefits of music art through children's songs as a learning medium to increase the learning concentration of fourth-grade students at SD Negeri 20 Pahbatan Balingka. Music can not only be used as a medium of entertainment but music can be used as a medium in the learning process to increase student learning concentration. The method used in this study is the literature review method. The data in this study were obtained from the results of analysis of journals and scientific articles from previous researchers and practitioners relevant to this research. The results of the analysis were reduced to obtain the required data and then presented the data and conclusions were drawn. The results of this study indicate that learning the art of music through children's songs has good benefits for students, namely providing calm, and comfort, providing happiness, relieving stress, sharpening memory, and making minds brighter so as to increase student learning concentration.
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Richelieu, André, and Bernard Korai. "The consumption experience of Tim Hortons’ coffee fans." Qualitative Market Research: An International Journal 17, no. 3 (June 3, 2014): 192–208. http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/qmr-06-2012-0032.
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Purpose – The purpose of this research is to understand the overall consumer experience, while highlighting the means through which consumers live and take possession of what they consume. Design/methodology/approach – Holt’s typology serves as the theoretical background. Choosing a netnographic framework, we analyze the coffee experiential universe of 41 Canadian consumers of Tim Hortons' coffee by studying their personal stories posted on the company’s website. Findings – Individuals predominantly associate the consumption of coffee with ritual, happiness, joy, travel companion and extended relationship. These categories relate to mystique (ritual); pleasure (happiness and joy); travel (travel companion); and love (family-like relationship). Research limitations/implications – We acknowledge that there is a danger of bias in our data considering that we used the narratives that recorded the highest hits. However, these narratives represent a socially constructed reality which was validated by Tim Hortons’ fans themselves. Practical implications – To maintain a strong market position, it is no longer sufficient to understand the associations linked to the overall experience of a product’s consumption. The company must also have ways of accessing or appropriating the consumer experience. Originality/value – The study shows that it is possible for today’s consumer products to become symbolic representations in the minds of consumers, provided that the consumer has a strong attachment to the brand. It is essential to understand the appropriation practices of consumers’ experiences, as these hold significant theoretical and managerial implications.
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Karlin, David S. "Mindfulness in the workplace." Strategic HR Review 17, no. 2 (April 9, 2018): 76–80. http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/shr-11-2017-0077.
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Purpose This study aims to explore how a New Jersey-based, national vision insurance company and a Pennsylvania pharmacy benefits manager have incorporated mindfulness into the workplace. National Vision Administrators (NVA) and BeneCard PBF offer mindfulness to all employees, which has markedly improved productivity and morale, created empathy and stronger teamwork. The practice of mindfulness has been known to enhance results, decision-making skills and empower individuals to thrive under pressure both inside and out of the workplace. Design/methodology/approach To evaluate the benefit of a daily or weekly mindfulness practice, NVA tapped Free Form Minds, a training consultancy specializing in mindfulness, to conduct a series of group trainings and one-on-one sessions. To ensure optimal success and results, Fee Form Minds customized its programs for the companies and individuals they worked with. Findings The findings show team members have reported feeling more energized, with increased levels of concentration and decreased tendency of procrastination. Practicing employees found themselves regularly surpassing their goals while also allowing them to be more present with their families and less stressed at home. Originality/value The practice of mindfulness can help employees reduce stress and be more effective and focused. When utilizing this tool, ongoing, they are more likely to capitalize on their strengths and better handle stress. Incorporating the practice of mindfulness into NVA and BeneCard PBF has created a greater sense of community among employees leading to a more cohesive and happier work environment. Mindfulness has allowed individuals to be more focused, less impacted by stressors and improve both their professional and personal lives.
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Ade Putra, Teri, Raja Ayu Mahessya, Yesri Elva, and Pradani Ayu Widya Purnama. "COUNTING GAME APPLICATION FOR KINDERGARTEN CHILDREN." Jurnal Ipteks Terapan 15, no. 4 (December 31, 2021): 474–78. http://dx.doi.org/10.22216/jit.v15i4.793.
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Problems The development of Information Technology plays an important role in human life. With the development of Information Technology, humans can easily get information and humans can easily carry out daily activities with the help of existing technology. Technology brings people to see the outside world further, open their minds to think, and build creativity to create new things, one of the technologies that is currently developing very rapidly is smartphone-based technology, especially Android. Many android applications are very helpful at this time such as health applications, transportation and there are also educational games. Educational games can make it easier to learn, sometimes when learning someone will be faced with conditions where it is difficult to understand the lesson, so with the educational game it is hoped that it can help users understand the lessons in the game, besides that educational games are a very fun learning tool for students. , because students will be happier and easier to understand by playing while learning
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Baer, Carolyn, Inderpreet K. Gill, and Darko Odic. "A Domain-General Sense of Confidence in Children." Open Mind 2, no. 2 (December 2018): 86–96. http://dx.doi.org/10.1162/opmi_a_00020.
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Our minds constantly evaluate the confidence in what we see, think, and remember. Previous work suggests that confidence is a domain-general currency in adulthood, unifying otherwise independent sensory and perceptual representations. Here, we test whether children also possess a domain-general sense of confidence over otherwise independent perceptual dimensions. Six- to 9-year-olds completed either three simple perceptual discrimination tasks—a number task (“Which group has more dots?”), an area task (“Which blob is bigger?”), and an emotions task (“Which face is happier?”)—or three relative confidence tasks, selecting which of two trials they are more confident on. We find that while children’s discrimination performance across the three tasks was independent and constituted three separate factors, children’s confidence in each of three dimensions was strongly correlated and constituted only a single factor. Our results suggest that confidence is a domain-general currency even in childhood, providing a mechanism by which disparate perceptual representations could be integrated.
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Magosvongwe, Ruby. "Editorial note." Journal of African Languages and Literary Studies 2, no. 2 (August 1, 2021): 5–10. http://dx.doi.org/10.31920/2633-2116/2021/v2n1a0.
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We argue in the present article that cumulatively over time, inexorable as it is, like change with the evolvement of time, perceptions and values remain immutable to the demands of the day in any society, wittingly or unwittingly. The hearty professor of Political Science from the University of Zimbabwe and former Cabinet Minister in the late former President R G Mugabe’s reign, Professor Jonathan Moyo once remarked: ‘Only a fool does not change his mind’. Does anyone who does change their minds/perspectives answer to the call of wisdom or they actually buttress the foolishness therein ingrained in their life’s outlook/worldview, generally? What is there to gain or lose by adjusting perceptions, positions, persuasions, and strategies to be an active agent in the pursuit of life in its fullness? Is it a crime to shift perceptions in whatever area of one’s life? Is joy always the outcome? In any case, on what authority can one conclusively argue that life is only about the pursuit of happiness, for everyone?
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Burgess, Olivia. "Stand Where You Stand on Omelas." Teaching Ethics 19, no. 1 (2019): 63–70. http://dx.doi.org/10.5840/tej202022570.
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Science fiction is gaining academic recognition as a tool for teaching ethics and engaging potentially resistant students in communication and critical thinking, but there are not many lesson plans available for how to implement science fiction in the classroom. I hope to address that gap by sharing a successful lesson plan I developed while teaching a first-year composition and ethics course at the Colorado School of Mines. “Stand Where You Stand on Omelas” combines writing, communication, and ethical decision making by asking students to defend what they would do as a citizen in Ursula K. Le Guin’s short story, “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas,” where a young child’s torment ensures the prosperity and happiness of society as a whole.
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Nations, Marilyn, Josélia O. A. Firmo, Maria Fernanda Lima-Costa, and Elizabeth Uchôa. "Balking blood pressure "control" by older persons of Bambuí, Minas Gerais State, Brazil: an ethno-epidemiological inquiry." Cadernos de Saúde Pública 27, suppl 3 (2011): s378—s389. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/s0102-311x2011001500008.
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This ethno-epidemiological inquiry aims to comprehend hypertension-related experiences in the elderly population of Bambuí, in the State of Minas Gerais, Brazil. It combines ethnographic descriptions with statistical data. The subjective significance of factors associated with adequate arterial pressure control is explored. A baseline cohort of 26 people with hypertension, randomly selected from a total number of 1,494 residents over the age of 60, was interviewed utilizing signs, meanings and actions methodology. Multivariate analysis shows an association (p < 0.001) between female gender and monthly household income and treatment of hypertension and adequate blood pressure control. The number of doctor visits is associated with treatment but not with adequate blood pressure control. Conflicting cultural construction of "blood pressure problems" contributes to "non-adherence" to treatment. There is a fine line between blood pressure "control" and what is perceived as health professionals "controlling" patients' lives. Doctor-prescribed regimes are perceived as "prohibiting life's pleasures" and "controlling" personal liberty and free choice. Giving elderly people a voice regarding their social context can promote autonomy, well-being and happiness in later life.
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Pimenta, Marcio Lopes, Marcos Hideyuki Yokoyama, Luiz Henrique de Barros Vilas Boas, Stella Naomi Moriguchi, and Juliana Flávia Palazzo da Costa Macedo. "Valores pessoais e percepção de atributos em marcas regionais de café na cidade de Lavras." Revista de Administração da UFSM 4, no. 1 (May 24, 2011): 39–52. http://dx.doi.org/10.5902/198346591713.
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Regional food brands generate competitive differential because consumer links some desired attributes with a positive image of product's geographical origin. Such image influences the buying decision process, facing their perceptions about brand attributes and desired benefits in consuming products from these brands. On this view, this paper evidences the cognitive structure of consumers of roasted and milled coffee from Lavras' region, Minas Gerais State. Based upon in depth interviews, utilizing the laddering qualitative technique, it was made a hierarchic value map, that shows a connection of the regional brands to the attributes: ‘sensorial characteristics' , ‘from the region', ‘known brand', ‘lower price' and ‘pureness food'. From these attributes, the consumers believe in the possibility to reach personal values as: ‘self achievement', ‘personal and collective wellbeing', ‘happiness', ‘nostalgia', ‘life quality' and ‘longevity'.
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Karunananda, Asoka S. "Enhancing the power of understanding." Bolgoda Plains 01, no. 01 (October 2021): 13–15. http://dx.doi.org/10.31705/bprm.2021.3.
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Power of understanding is a rewarding cognitive capacity required for all of us from early childhood to the highest level of intellectual settings. Among other things, the concept of understanding plays a vital role in education. When I was a second-year undergraduate, I was so curious to know why some of my colleagues could understand subjects much faster than the others, and this curiosity compelled me to research on how understanding manifests in our minds. My literature review revealed that the ultimate happiness/truth stated in Buddhism is a matter of understanding the world differently from the way we do it generally. Literature also showed that many people in Buddha’s time understood the ultimate truth while listening to the discourse of the Buddha. Those who could not understand a matter then and there had to develop certain cognitive skills through various cognitive tasks such as further listening, discussing, thinking, and meditating. This is equally applicable to our educational settings as well because some students understand the subject matter during the lecture itself, while the others need involve in additional reading activities, discussions, tutorial work, and so on.
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G, Subramaniyan. "Street Dance in Temples of South Arcot District and its Impact." International Research Journal of Tamil 4, S-16 (December 12, 2022): 172–78. http://dx.doi.org/10.34256/irjt224s1622.
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Developing a rural area is good for a city. Villages are places where civilization and culture are recreated. The family members feel happy and proud when close relatives visit their house. The villagers keep praying to the gods to protect the happiness of their family. During the worship people of various ethnicities unite and they organize many programs. Various cultural arts events and games are performed in these festivals. Artists participates and show off their skills in the events. At these times artists are given gifts and appreciation. Thus, the street dancers receive friendship and love from the audience as they express their artistic skills with various techniques. Although there are many events that can happen during the festival season, the one event that can impress the audience are street dance. The narrative element of the story acts as a bridge between the performers and the audience. The plot of the story is about the glory of the ancient leaders and the history of the deities. All these performances are done with the hope that it will influence the minds of the country people and guide them in their lives.
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Cheng, Xi. "The Influence of Organizational Culture on Corporate Strategy: The Case of Disney." Highlights in Business, Economics and Management 10 (May 9, 2023): 11–19. http://dx.doi.org/10.54097/hbem.v10i.7908.
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Disney has created a brand with deep cultural connotations. It insists that the world is promoting people’s growth, just to let them keep their childlike innocence, experience and feel the process of happiness. Thus, they have occupied the hearts and minds of people around the world for a long time throughout the development of Disney. The goal of this paper is to provide readers with a thorough understanding of Disney's development history through an in-depth analysis of the company. It also aims to teach readers about Disney's corporate culture and explore various aspects of the company's animation production, artistic style, cultural connotations, team-building strategies, and marketing ideas to find a suitable path for the advancement of Chinese animation. Additionally, by examining Disney's corporate culture and development strategy, this paper aims to enlighten China's entertainment business and serve as a resource for the theme parks and park design and planning industries in China in the future. This report will start with the organizational culture and brand culture, to explore the reasons for the depth of Disney's popularity and the impact of its organizational culture on its strategy.
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Presbey, Gail. "Sage Philosophy and Critical Thinking." International Journal of Philosophical Practice 2, no. 1 (2004): 1–13. http://dx.doi.org/10.5840/ijpp2004211.
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In critical thinking we learn the importance of being fair, and opening up closed and biased minds. In practical philosophy we must learn how to find our happiness in a world where others act with evil intentions. In contemporary Kenya one major challenge is how to react to those who might use witchcraft to try to harm oneself or one’s family. Regardless of whether witchcraft is “real” or not, it is possible to discern the root cause of witchcraft practices as due to jealousy and selfishness. By addressing the root problem, cases of witchcraft practice will diminish. The paper uses Kenyan philosopher Odera Oruka’s “sage philosophy” methodology, to interview rural sages who have reputations as being wise in their communities, so that professional philosophers can learn from their wisdom. For example, Saulo Namianya sees his role as helping to “level tongues” that had been high-pitched in their anger, so that people can discern the cause of a dispute and have it resolved. Adala Otuko emphasizes controlling one’s fear when one first sights a charm. Ngaimarish ole Mulo explains how to encourage parties who are sparring with each other to stop and consider the perspective of the other party. The sages are shown to be wise counselors who encourage critical thinking in their communities.
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Kochhar, Megha, and K. N. Tripathi. "Study of Emotional Intelligence and Well-Being among Working Professionals." Mind and Society 11, no. 02 (June 30, 2022): 99–108. http://dx.doi.org/10.56011/mind-mri-112-202211.
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Working professionals’ social and mental capacities are critical to the smooth operation of organizations. Emotional intelligence (EI) nowadays has become synonymous with mental health, happiness, and well-being. Looking at the importance of emotional intelligence, the present study examined the pattern of emotional intelligence and wellbeing with its dimensions of professionals working as managers in private and government sector banks. It was also investigated whether professional hierarchy and work tenure produced any significant differences for the aforementioned variables. The results of the study indicated that professionals working in different sectors, in different cadres, and in different work tenures indicated significant differences in their perceptions. Similarly, co-relational analysis results demonstrated that all essential components of well-being (WB) are profoundly, fundamentally, and decisively linked (p.01) with EI. To be sure, emotion influences how individuals think and act and influences judgement and information processing. Employees with higher EI can discover appropriate arrangements all the more easily, work and apply emotional resources sensibly and can frequently rapidly get social help in correspondence and cooperation with individuals, thereby lessening the chance of disappointment and the depersonalization achieved by disappointment.
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Muvid, Muhamad Basyrul. "Pemikiran Thomas Aquinas: Relevansi Pendidikan Spiritual dan Moral Aquinas dengan Pendidikan Islam di Tengah Era Disrupsi." Al-Liqo: Jurnal Pendidikan Islam 6, no. 2 (December 31, 2021): 131–58. http://dx.doi.org/10.46963/alliqo.v6i2.418.
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Globalization gave birth to a new paradigm for human life that gave rise to both negative and positive sides. Most of them are trapped in the negative side of globalization. The negative paradigms are liberalism, secularism, individualism, materialism, hedonism which causes humans to be far from the spirit of religion and norms. Finally, he experienced a drought; spiritual and moral crisis that has an impact on his social life. The purpose of this study is to analyze the thoughts of Thomas Aquinas, who is a famous realist philosophy figure about spiritual and moral education as a solution to the problems of society in the era of disruption and its relevance to Islamic education. Aquinas' spiritual education is a process to educate people to know their God by optimizing their minds through the meaning of the five paths offered by Aquinas. Then, Aquinas' moral education is the process of forming behavior in accordance with God's instructions as an effort to achieve true happiness by always emphasizing actions that are in accordance with God's norms. The relevance of Aquinas' spiritual and moral education with Islamic education is that Islamic education is also a process to educate people to become obedient individuals to God and individuals who uphold moral values for their social life. Spiritual and moral aspects are a priority in Islamic education in addition to the knowledge aspect.
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Manzo, Bruna Figueiredo, Anna Caroline Leite Costa, Miriã Diniz Silva, Danúbia Mariane Barbosa Jardim, and Laiana Otto da Costa. "Inevitable mother-baby separation in the immediate postpartum from a maternal perspective." Revista Brasileira de Saúde Materno Infantil 18, no. 3 (September 2018): 501–7. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1806-93042018000300004.
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Abstract Objectives: to understand the process of inevitable mother-baby separation in the immediate postpartum from a maternal perspective. Methods: this is a qualitative approach research study developed by interviewing 15 mothers who were separated from their children in the postpartum at a public maternity hospital in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil. The analysis content was used for data interpretation. Results: the categories were evidenced through "Maternal feelings and perceptions regarding to the child's separation in the postpartum period" and "Women's perception about health professionals' performance at the time of the separation and the presence of their companions", the contradictions offeelings and challenges experienced by the mothers due to the separation as for, the happiness of her child's birth followed by the anguish of being separated and the fear of losing her child..The healthcare team plays a relevant role regarding the difficulties and helps to overcome these challenges. Conclusions: advances in healthcare actions are needed in order to offer directed care to the real necessities of these mothers and decrease the negative impacts caused by this separation.
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Jain, Meha, Madhurima Pradhan, Sujita K. Kar, and Pankaj Kumar. "Positive Psychology Interventions in Patients with Depression: A Review." Mind and Society 12, no. 02 (July 20, 2023): 50–57. http://dx.doi.org/10.56011/mind-mri-122-20236.
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Positive Psychology Interventions are a new branch of Psychology. Such interventions
employ various techniques to improve psychological well-being and build positive
feelings, behaviors, and cognitions rather than focusing on reducing negative emotions
and negative cognitions. The broadening of positive emotions has been found to help
in the development of long-term resources such as psychological resilience and
flourishing. In this view, the review paper is aimed at exploring the impact of positive
psychology interventions on patients with depression. The related literature was searched
on PubMed and Google Scholar for all the available studies associated with Positive
Psychology Interventions (PPI), Positive Psychotherapy, and PPI in depression. The
search was restricted to 20-year-old studies, i.e., between 1998 and 2022. The review
of studies shows that PPI is better or equally effective than Cognitive Behavior Therapy
(CBT) or treatment as usual. PPI results not only in the reduction of depressive symptoms
but also in enhancing wellbeing, happiness, satisfaction in life, and attention. It was
seen that there is a dearth of Indian studies with a clinical population. Future research
needs to be done with a larger sample size among diverse populations and conducted
by trained therapists; standard protocols should be followed; and long follow-up
assessments need to be done.
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Zdravković, Stefan, and Ivan Jovanović. "The semantic field human states and emotions in French and Serbian phrasemes with birds' names." Zbornik radova Uciteljskog fakulteta Prizren-Leposavic, no. 14 (2020): 147–61. http://dx.doi.org/10.5937/zrufpl2014147z.
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In this article are analysed French and Serbian phrasemes with names of birds by using the contrastive approach in order to show all the similarities and differences that appear on semantic and linguocultural plan. The subject of our research consists of French and Serbian phrasemes that have names of domestic and wild birds (caille, canard, cane, coq, dindon, épervier, grive, linotte, merle, merlette, oiseau, pie, pinson, poule, poulet d'Inde, poussin, vrabac, vrana, gavran, golub, guska, ždral, živina, kokoš(ka), kukavica, patka, pile, prepelica, ptica, ševa). The reason for choosing these zoonymic components is based on the fact that many birds live in close human neighbourhood and they are present for centuries in his everyday life, so the birds' names have become the part of phrasemes in French and in Serbian language. The study provides a better view of the reconstruction of the linguistic image of the world in the minds of French and Serbian speakers, as well as the nature of their relationship to the concepts presented by the phrasemes with the names of birds belonging to the semantic field HUMAN STATES AND EMOTIONS. By relying on linguocultural method of A. Wierzbicka and Kleiber's theory of semantic fields we classified the analysed corpus among 15 semantic subfields depending on the concept that they represent: SADNESS, HAPPINESS, UNHAPPINESS, INDIFFERENCE, LOVE, FREEDOM, DISCOURAGEMENT, CONFUSION, DISPUTE, LOSS OF MIND, FEAR, DRUNKENNESS, STATE OF DEATH, MAN'S FINANCIAL SITUATION, MAN'S MARITAL STATUS.
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Pokhrel, Romkanta, Bhagwan Aryal, and Manual Selvarage Bexci. "Values-based Curriculum and Pedagogy for 21st century Learners: School Practices in Nepal." Interdisciplinary Research in Education 8, no. 1 (August 8, 2023): 136–52. http://dx.doi.org/10.3126/ire.v8i1.56733.
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Integrating values in curricular and pedagogical activities has become a pressing need to produce responsible social citizens with good hearts and great minds. To cultivate these traits, values need to be reflected in and be the part of school curriculum and pedagogy. In this context, school practices play a pivotal role to make values a part of everyday activity. This study attempts to examine such practices in public, private, and traditional/religious schools in Nepal. Schools were selected purposively by visiting their online profiles. Information was collected from twenty school heads via a semi-structured interview, school visits, and classroom observations. The study found that private and public schools have initiated teaching/integrating values through a range of curricular structures and pedagogical practices like happiness curriculum, IB curriculum, education in human values curriculum, living school curriculum, culture-based [sanskar] curriculum, progressive learning approach, and innovative pedagogical models. It was also found that schools have designed their internal curricula within the spirit of the national curriculum framework to integrate soft skills and values in regular lessons. Traditional/religious schools have been found blending general courses and certain religious values like Gurukul schools- teaching Vedic values, Madrasa schools- teaching Islamic values, Gonpas/Monasteries- teaching Buddhist/Tibetan values, and St. Xavier schools- teaching Jesuit values. Having these noticeable initiatives in values education in Nepal, effective endorsement from the policy level is required for visible impacts.
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Anwar, Bakri. "PENDIDIKAN HUMANIORA DALAM AL-QUR’AN." Jurnal Pendidikan Kreatif 2, no. 2 (December 31, 2022): 101–18. http://dx.doi.org/10.24252/jpk.v2i2.36306.
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Education is a problem that always preoccupies the minds of thinkers and lovers of goodness. In this field, the writers and discussants also try to give the meaning of education, even though their views differ about the limits of the meaning of education and its goals, but all agree on the importance of education for humans in order to live happily and achieve a high level of happiness in the world and the hereafter.If the above education is considered important for every human being. So humanities education is also more important for a nation, with humanities education they can maintain their morals, and can make their lives happy. In this modern era, humanities education is very important for humans, because this era is the era of technological development, development and science.
Therefore, Islamic education plays an important role in shaping and developing the potential of the whole human being, so that it is able to carry out the mandate and responsibilities as a caliph on earth, and is able to implement everything that Allah has asked for. Besides, Islamic education aims to develop human potential both in terms of reason, spirituality and morals. In order to get to the goal, the writer uses descriptive and inductive methods, namely a method that originates from specific facts and ends with general conclusions. With this method leads to definitions, principles and general essence. Besides that, in this discussion the writer also uses deductive methods and documentary methods.
From the results of the above research shows that Islamic education is the principle of humanities education, in this case there are several things: First, improving the standard of human life in terms of science and culture: Second, forming a spirit of piety to Allah SWT. Third, forming human potential as perfect as possible. Fourth, creating monotheism in them. Fifth, Directing to carry out God's mandate on earth. The conclusion of this study is that Islamic education and humanities is an increase in the quality of devotion to Allah, so as to achieve happiness in the world and the hereafter. The suggestions related to the above research are expected to further researchers to expand and deepen this research, especially Islamic education and humanities.
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Senooane, Belinda. "Do Demographics Matter in Childhood Attitudes on Materialism? Understanding South African Tween Consumers." International Journal of Professional Business Review 8, no. 8 (August 29, 2023): e02003. http://dx.doi.org/10.26668/businessreview/2023.v8i8.2003.
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Purpose: This study examined materialism among South African tweens. The goal of the study was to determine whether demographic differences such as age, gender, and socioeconomic status have a bearing on children’s attitudes to materialism. Theoretical Framework: Scholarly interest into childhood materialism has been concerned with how materialism develops, how it is sustained and the effects of materialism. The current study hypothesises that age, gender and socioeconomic class have an influence on children’s attitudes on material happiness, material success, and material centrality as first- order constructs for materialism, and consequently, how they have an influence on materialism. Design/methodology/approach: The study adopted a quantitative methodology, with a self-administered questionnaire as the data collection instrument. An adapted 9-item Material Values Scale for children (MVS-c) was used to measure material centrality, material happiness and material success as first-order factors for materialism. Data were collected from a sample of 192 school children aged 10 to 14. Structural equation modelling was used to validate the scale while the independent samples t-test and ANOVA were used to assess the demographic differences. Findings: The results revealed that there are gender differences in tweens’ attitudes towards materialism but no age and socioeconomic differences. The results also revealed that demographic differences exist regarding some of the materialism factors but not others. The study overall found that demographics have a limited influence on children’s attitudes regarding materialism. Research, Practical & Social implications: The study offers a glimpse into the minds of South African tweens regarding their materialistic values. The paper enriches the literature on childhood materialism by bringing perspectives from cultures other than the West, which has dominated much of the knowledge on child consumers. Originality/value: Materialism in children has been examined in various social science disciplines from a variety of perspectives. However, much of the studies have been on Western child consumers, largely ignoring African children. This is despite the fact that the African consumer market has grown steadily over the years. This study contributes to the conceptualisation of childhood materialism in an African context.
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Patel, Jitendra Kumar, Kirti Madnani, and Madhurima Pradhan. "Role of Yoga and Meditation on Symptoms of Stress during COVID- 19 Pandemic." Mind and Society 11, no. 02 (June 30, 2022): 66–75. http://dx.doi.org/10.56011/mind-mri-112-20227.
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Lack of information about heath conditions, lack of control over disease and uncertainty about the future trend of any disease are the essential sources for stress. During the period of corona virus pandemic everyone, irrespective of age, socio- economic status and gender faces a state of uncertainty, over load of information, panic and often find the situation out of control. The experience of stress depends on a person’s coping abilities and life style practices. Yoga and meditation may be important tools in this current pandemic scenario, helping to manage stress and promote self- regulation. The Objective is to explore the difference in positive and negative symptoms of stress among people practicing yoga and meditation in different degree during COVID-19 pandemic. Incidental sampling technique was used to collect data. The survey was conducted on 102 participants. Only 95 participants fulfilled the inclusion criteria. The questions to be asked for survey were prepared with the help of experts from Psychology, Medicine and yoga experts. Survey design was used. For analyzing the data descriptive statistics, frequency table and bar graph were used. The participants were divided into four groups practicing Yoga/Meditation always (Group I, n= 22), often (Group II, n=18), sometime (Group III, n=32) and never (Group IV, n=23). Result reveals that respondent of group I, group II and group III who always, often or sometimes practiced yoga/ meditation had better quality of life, sufficient sleep, control of anger, and experience of happiness, peace of mind and concentration of mind as compared to group IV who never practiced yoga/meditation.
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Gorchakova, Olesya Yu, Maria A. Tolstova, and Anastasia V. Larionova. "The concept "Future of Russia" in the minds of young people in conditions of uncertainty (based on the results of a mass survey)." Vestnik Tomskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta, no. 485 (2022): 14–23. http://dx.doi.org/10.17223/15617793/485/2.
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The article is dedicated to the psychological and linguistic analysis of the implementation of the concept “Future of Russia”. The material is the data of a mass survey of 1780 students of secondary vocational schools. The features of the linguistic verbalization of the concept were identified out on the material of the reactions received to the open question “Russia of the future in 5 years …”. In the study, a modeling method was used, which consists in describing the structure of the concept in the form of cognitive features that differ in frequency and reflect the features of the perception of the concept. The content analysis of the verbal reactions of the respondent was also used; the answers were categorized according to semantic similarity. The study contains an account of the emotional component of the image of the future of Russia. The answers of the subjects to the question “When I think about the future, I feel ...” were analyzed. Correlation analysis, frequency analysis (categories) and contingency analysis (categories) were used to identify the features of the relationship between anxiety and characteristics of the image of the future. The analysis showed that the key representatives of the concept “Future of Russia” are the lexemes future, Russia and its synonyms: country, power, state, empire. The most common word is the word country – the answers mentioned it 180 times. Most of the received replies represent the future of Russia, but do not nominate it. The frequency analysis showed that most of the participants (75%) are optimistic about the future of the country; 48% of the answers about the possible future were abstract and generalized. A positive assessment of the future of the country is most often expressed in the choice of adjectives – definitions for the core representatives of the concept, as well as through the use of complex adjectives, forms of degrees of comparison and comparative constructions, adjectives with the prefix non, etc. Despite the fact that young people are optimistic about the future of the country, the categorical structure of the emotional image of the future showed that the construction of the future is associated with negative experiences of the events taking place in the country. The distribution of the respondents’ answers to an open question (1786 answers) “When I think about the future, I feel ...” is as follows: 41% of the answers are not informative; among the rest, 49.6% experience positive emotions (curiosity, interest, anticipation, joy, happiness, delight, calmness, excitement) and 50.4% negative ones (apathy, sadness, sadness, fear, melancholy, anxiety).