Elements Of Beauty Research Articles

Klasik Türk Şiirinde Metafor Olarak Çocuk ve Kitap

This study examines the metaphors of “child” and “book” in classical Turkish poetry and analyzes the symbolic meanings of these concepts within the social and literary structure of the period. In classical Ottoman poetry, the concept of the child is associated with the metaphors of the beloved, the lover or the heart, while the book is used as a reflection of education, learning and aesthetic values. In Divan poetry, the child represents the concepts of innocence, purity and beginnings, while the book symbolizes the beauty of the beloved, the emotional journey of the lover and the basic elements of education. Especially in Turkish, which is in close contact with Arabic and Persian, there are many words for the concept of child: “tıfl / etfâl”, ‘veled’, ‘sabî’, ‘uşak’, ‘son’ are some of them. In this study, the image of the child (tıfl) is associated with different themes such as love, innocence, education and aesthetics. The article also provides important clues about the classical education system. Many materials for the education of the young are included as elements of metaphor: Qur'anic learning, memorization of verse dictionaries and other religious works, poetic reflections of the pedagogical approaches of the period, masnavis, commentaries... are some of them. Poets describe the beauty elements of the beloved with religious and education-based metaphors such as “mushaf”, “verse”, “hatt-ı gubâr”. Elements of nature such as the rose, nightingale and vineyard were also treated as aesthetic representations of school and educational processes. Keywords: Divan, Child, Metaphor, Education, Book.

UPCYCLE PENGEMBANGAN LIMBAH KANTONG SEMEN MENJADI PRODUK FASHION TAS DENGAN MENGGUNAKAN TEKNIK PEWARNAAN SUMINAGASHI

Upcycling is a part of the broader concept of Sustainable Development. Based on statistical data from Asosiasi Semen Indonesia (ASI), the growth of cement production capacity in the last ±5 years from 2020 to 2024 (may) has increased. Judging from the increase in cement production, more cement bag waste will be generated. This research aims to develop environmentally friendly material products with sustainable ideas that optimize the characteristics of cement bag paper waste to have functional and economic value. The product produced is a fashion item, specifically a bag. This research uses a mixed-method approach with product design methods based on design thinking, exploration, and experimentation. This research shows that cement bag waste can be made into upcycled products that have functional and economic value, one of which is made into a bag. The motif coloring technique used is the Suminagashi technique which produces unexpected elements of color and beauty and becomes an aesthetic value in the resulting motif. However, the bag products produced are not 100% environmentally friendly because there are additional complementary components in a bag

An analysis of figurative language in the interpretation of contemporary English poetry

This article examines the various facets of figurative language. This study considers figurative language from a traditional perspective as an embellishment of language and compares it with contemporary theory in literature especially in poetry. The main material for the analysis of figurative language in poetry is poetic texts of contemporary American poets like William Carlos Williams, Robert Frost, and Charles Bernstein. We selected 15 poems that contain a lot of figurative expressions and analyzed them namely “The Red Wheelbarrow”, “This Is Just to Say”, “To a Poor Old Woman”, “The Road Not Taken”, “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”, “Fire and Ice”, “Mending Wall”, etc. The authors conducted about evaluation of the use of metaphors, hyperboles, idioms, and similes. The most used figurative language in all the analyzed poems is metaphor. It occurred in all 15 poems. Figurative language adds an element of beauty and artistry to poetry. Metaphors, similes, and other figurative expressions infuse the language with color, imagery, and creative aesthetics that captivate the reader's senses.

Development of Flip PDF Professional Based Flipbook Learning Media on Basic Practical Elements of Hair Beauty for Class X Beauty Students of Gelora Jaya Nusantara Vocational School Medan

This study aims to develop Flipbook learning media based on Flip PDF Professional and determine the feasibility of learning media on basic practical elements of hair beauty at SMK Gelora Jaya Nusantara Medan. The research method used in the Research & Development (R&D) research method with the ADDIE development model. The sample of this study was class X students of Beauty Management at SMK Gelora Jaya Nusantara Medan as many as 35 students. The research instrument used is a questionnaire instrument with descriptive statistical data analysis techniques. Based on the results of the research that has been done, the validation results from material experts get a score of 85.9% in the "Very Feasible" category. The results of validation from media experts get a score of 92.3% in the "Very Feasible" category. Student responses regarding learning media get a response of 91.86% in the "Very Feasible" category. The conclusion is that the Flipbook Learning Media Development based on Flip PDF Professional on Basic Practical Elements of Hair Beauty for Grade X Beauty Students is very feasible to use as learning media in the learning process.

3D MODEL BEDROOM CONCEPT USING MULTIMEDIA DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE (MDLC)

Interior is the arrangement of the inner room with the aim of meet the needs of the facility, namely the element of functionality and the aesthetic element of beauty. However, not all rooms can implement both elements because of a lack of knowledge about rooms and interiors. Interior design also can’t be done carelessly, especially the bedroom. This is because the bedroom can give an impression which is an important principle for users, namely the level of comfort and type of activity. Therefore, the aim of this research is to provide the visualization of bedroom interior in 3D animation to be a source of reference for users. This research use R&D (Research and Development) method, which use a qualitative approach by interviewing 30 respondents as a research method and by Multimedia Development Life Cycle (MDLC) method as a development method. The result of this research is the visualization of bedroom interior in 3D animation that can be used as a reference source for users to design bedroom interiors.

BADANIA NAD PROPORCJAMI HISTORYCZNYCH ZAŁOŻEŃ URBANISTYCZNYCH NA PRZYKŁADZIE DZIELNICY NOWE MIASTO W SZCZECINIE

Proportion and mathematical ratio, as elements of beauty, have been used in architecture and urban planning since ancient times. This article presents a case study of this phenomenon in the form of mathematical analysis of spatial parameters in the district of Nowe Miasto in Szczecin (1845). The analysis demonstrates the absence of the use of geometrical proportion principles, while the principle of ratios was applied. The urban composition of New Town features urban elements shaped in the Baroque era, such as wide promenades connected to squares. However there has been a "loosening" of the rigorous geometry and symmetry typical of the Baroque era.

PEGylated hyaluronic acid as tissue expander on a surgical compromised nose. A case study

Our nose is a very important and sometimes an essential element of facial beauty. The nose, located in the centre of the face, should be in harmony with the other features of the face. Rhinoplasty is one of the most frequently performed aesthetic operations today. Below, we present the case of a 29-year-old patient with a complication after surgical rhinoplasty. The patient underwent surgical rhinoplasty twice - the first time (2011) with terrible results and the second time (2017) only with gentle improvements. Twelve years after the first surgery, the patient was still looking for a way to improve the outcome of her nose; we proposed the treatment plan with the use of novel PEG-cross-linked hyaluronic acid to improve the appearance of the nose area, with significant visual effect and no side effects.

William Blake Poem “A Poison Tree”: Element Analysis

Literature is one of the important things in language. There are various types of literary works, one of it is poetry. Poetry is defined as a literary work used by the author as a medium in expressing all the imagination, feelings, or emotions of the author. The process of casting imagination is done by adding supporting elements of poetry to give an element of beauty to each line of poetry. This analysis aims to find out the element that contain the poem titled “A Poison Tree” by William Blake. This research is used descriptive qualitative to describe all the elements that found in the poem. Based on the result, there are nine elements found including the imaginary, the metaphor, the symbol, the paradox, the allusion, the meaning and idea, the tone, the rhyme, and the rhythm.

Beauty of the Cosmos and Beauty Crucified. Two Theses

This paper presents two theses concerning beauty. The first thesis affirms the universal appeal of beauty as cosmos. Harmony, order, regularity, symmetry are the constant elements of classical beauty acknowledged by all, along with a sense of economy, of the proportion between the means and the end, without waste. The second thesis deals with another beauty which interrupts the harmony. This can be called beauty crucified. It is counterintuitive and paradoxical. It is God’s Word revealing itself in the astounding anomaly of a bush burning without being consumed, and in the life that rises from a gruesome death. These two theses do not aim to be antithetical, for both kinds of beauty are at home in the world. The two forms or meanings of beauty may, therefore, appear to be difficult to reconcile. But the article concludes by suggesting that Paul Tillich, writing on holy waste, may offer one way of understanding the ongoing validity and importance of both theses.

The molecular regulators, pathways, and environmental impacts of white flowers

White flowers are an important element of natural beauty, although they are thought of colorless. Anthocyanins are the major compounds responsible for a variety of pigments in flowers. White flowers surely lack pigmented anthocyanins and other compounds, but there are regulatory mechanisms that hinder the deposition of color pigments in white flowers. Moreover, there are also some compounds that deposit to instigate white appearance and the genetic regulators control the biosynthesis and deposition of such compounds. Experts have shown that fluctuation in the equilibrium of FLS and DFR genes determines the degree of accumulation of anthocyanins and flavonols in the flowers, leading to different color patterns. The gene suppression techniques to suppress certain flavonoid pathway genes, such as CHS, or the insertion of DNA transposable elements into CHS produce white flower color in a number of species. Although pigments find wide application in the everyday life, white color does possess special importance in nature. Land plants use white flowers for reproductive viability during cold early spring to conserve energy and reduce nutrient costs, particularly in low density pollinations. Moreover, white fruit skins deposit specific amounts of anthocyanins and phenols with significant health benefits. This review, thus, deciphers the regulatory mechanisms for the absence of pigments in the white flowers and the deposition of special compounds causing white appearance and the benefits of white color in nature.

IMAGE OF BAJAU KUBANG SUNDUK IN OMADAL ISLAND

The pattern on the sunduk results from the high adaptation and observation by the sunduk maker of nature and its environment as well as the history of the person's life. The sunduk maker has such a high level of creativity that it is able to translate every element of nature around it into a form and pattern that is so unique and able to be conveyed visually to the community. The unique elements of life and beauty are translated through geometric and organic patterns engraved on each of the sunduk planes. The pattern on the exterior carving is used as a decoration and has an implicit meaning and can be understood through visual research. The effectiveness of the patterns is manifested when it is able to stand up for itself and tell a story without a voice. Patterns from the elements of the daily objects are also able to reinforce the story to be conveyed such as tasbih, keris, bujak and the crescent emblem as well as other decorative accessories. As a result, the sunduk maker cannot be different from the elements of manhood and femininity because the sunduk through life and her story as a man and woman will go through the twists and turns of her life as a woman. It is the twists of life that will adorn the sunduk through a pattern engraved on its plane.

Rural Tourism Development in Jembayan Tengah Village East Kalimantan-Indonesia

Rural areas have actually extremely varied perspectives, each the prospective of natural deposits, social sources of the neighborhood, in addition to innovative sources of the regional neighborhood. The variety of these sources could be industrialized as a country community-based tourist item to enhance the well-being of the community. For this reason, this research was actually carried out towards identity as well as evaluate the current prospective to become utilized as a community-based tourist town item in Jembayan Tengah East Kalimantan Indonesia. The method technique utilized within this particular research study is actually the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) technique. This technique is actually utilized to analyze the concern range associated with elements of establishing traveler town beauty, community centers as well as tourist centers, tourist ease of access, as well as promo, in Jembayan Tengah East Kalimantan Indonesia. The outcomes revealed that the beauty element was actually one of the absolute most focused on elements along with the greatest rack up of 0.564 when compared with various other elements, specifically centers, promo elements, and ease of access. While the requirements that end up being the concern of advancement are actually the requirements for all-organic tourist destinations along with the greatest 0.495 when compared with various other requirements, specifically the requirements for transport centers, tourist centers, as well as promo utilizing digital media.

RESPONSE OF Sansevieria trifasciata TO TYPES OF PLANTING MEDIA IN KOKEDAMA PERFORMANCE

Kokedama is an art of planting from Japan with element of beauty. Kokedama is a form of biopot with function as planting media and a place to grow a plant. There no many Indonesian has familiar with kokedama techniques and currently the demand for kokedama production training is getting high interest from the public. Planting media as an important thing that must be considered so that plants can grow optimally. Meanwhile, the standard of planting media in kokedama technique has not been found. The purpose of this research is to find the most ideal composition of kokedema planting media for Sansevieria. This research was conducted indoors by using a completely randomized design (CRD) one factor namely the planting media. The result of this research that sphagnum moss was the most ideal planting media for Sansevieria. Alternative planting media to substitute of sphagnum moss with the same performance was the composition of the soil, manure, husk charcoal, and coconut fiber (1: 2: 1: 1).

Exploring Spirituality of Sa‘dūn al-Majnūn’s Poetry: A Perspective of Ibn ‘Arabī’s Hermeneutics

Spirituality poetry generally contains elements of beauty and aesthetics, so it tends to display linguistics and literature. Sa‘dūn’s poetry has its uniqueness with spiritual content in it. Spirituality in Sa‘dūn’s poetry describes the close relationship between man and God, which is reflected in the form of criticism of society. Therefore, this study aims to determine the form of spirituality in Sa‘dūn’s poetry. This research method uses content analysis by using Ibn ‘Arabī’s hermeneutics approach in its interpretation. The results of this study indicate two things, namely: (1) essence of death in the first poem contains three important pieces of advice, namely life in this world, life in the afterlife, and prepare for death; and (2) essence of ma‘rifah contained in the second Sa‘dūn’s poetry shows Sa‘dūn’s closeness to God as evidenced by two things, namely zuhud and world prevents towards Allah. This study is important in expanding the study of Ibn ‘Arabi’s hermeneutics which is usually only used to interpret the inner meaning in the Qur’ān and ḥadīth. Hermeneutics can also be used in other literary works such as poetry, novels, short stories, etc.

CULTURE CRAFT CENTER SENI BUDAYA TRADISI MALUKU – TIFA SEBAGAI UPAYA PELESTARIAN SENI BUDAYA TRADISI INDONESIA

Art can be interpreted as a creation made by humans that has an element of beauty. Art is able to evoke one's emotions and feelings. Culture itself is a form of life that develops together in a group of people in a way that is passed down from generation to generation. Cultural arts become the most selling point that can use as a valuable foreign exchange resource for the country. Currently, foreign tourists prefer to enjoy tourist destinations that have a traditional feel. Meanwhile, Indonesian youth today still lack love for traditional arts and culture in Indonesia. Some even don't know it at all, because currently, schools in Indonesia, especially internationally, are more likely to introduce modern and digital cultural arts. It's sad when one day imagining this Indonesian traditional culture will be disappears

MENINGKATKAN SADAR WISATA MASYARAKAT DESA JIKO MELALUI SAPTA PESONA PADA MASA PEMULIHAN COVID-19

The Tourism Awareness and Sapta Pesona Program is a program that should be continuously supported during the COVID-19 pandemic so that Indonesia is able to compete in the tourism sector. As the government starts reopening this sector for tourists, people in tourist destinations must also continue to be motivated to be good hosts in order to provide satisfaction to the people who visit by practicing tourism awareness in implementing Sapta Pesona. The Team for Community Service from the Faculty of Tourism of Universitas Katolik De La Salle Manado realizes that academics are also responsible for the success of the Tourism Awareness and Sapta Pesona Program by sharing knowledge and discussing with the community in Jiko Village, Bolaang Mongondow Timur Regency, with the aim of motivating the local community to participat, especially in the implementation of the elements of cleanliness and beauty. In this activity, the construction of trash bins was also carried out and its impact was then evaluated three months after the implementation of the activity. The results of this activity were that there was a lack of support from tourism stakeholders, such as the government and tourism organizations, the community already had awareness to maintain the cleanliness and beauty of tourist destinations, and the construction of trash bins had a positive impact towards the community.

Peran Seni Islam dalam Film Pendek Nussa “Belajar Jujur” Sebagai Media Dakwah Pembinaan Akhlak

Art education in Islam is very important to be instilled in children, apart from being a medium for conveying the messages implied in it, art in Islam also gives an impression that has elements of beauty and harmony, so there is a need for learning media in improving education through the art of Islamic education. The purpose of this study was focused on fostering students' morals through the short film Nusa Rara entitled "Honest Learning" as a medium of da'wah in the art of Islamic education. This research was conducted by analyzing the short film Nusa Rara to be used as a medium for Islamic da'wah art education so that it can be used as an example or role model for the audience, especially if it is associated with education, students are expected to take lessons from the film. The method used is descriptive qualitative method and analysis. The results of this study indicate that the Nusa Rara film entitled "Learning Honestly" can have a good influence on the students, of course, and can make a good influence on the audience to always be honest in everything, especially when taking exams.

Searching for the Siren | Exploring contemporary vocal aesthetics

“Searching for the Siren” explores contemporary vocal approaches that mirror the aesthetics and the contemporary perception of defining the elements of Beauty. Specifically, three main thematics are researched: 1) The Folk Voice, which explores how folk elements and timbres enter in classical and popular music, 2) The Extended Voice, which describes the use of extended vocal techniques with reference to technical and physical aspects of timbral contrasts, vocal fry, scream and inhalation phonation, 3) The Absent, Transformed and Replaced Voice which occurred with the technological development. Ends with conclusions around the definition of the mythical creature of the Siren and its relation to the human voice. Every aspect includes personal views, works, performances and syllogisms.

Leonardas Gutauskas’s Poetry Books for Children. Reviving the Folkloric Worldview: An Authorial Style

The article examines the poetry books for children that Leonardas Gutauskas wrote and illustrated in the late Soviet era as a distinctive artistic phenomenon with its own evolution. In his children’s books, which resemble the livre d’artiste and differ from it only in their print runs and the printing mode, Gutauskas reveals a worldview of distinct national features, which will not go unnoticed by critics. In his original work, which relies heavily on the folklore and folk-art tradition, Gutauskas achieves an impressive harmony blending different authorial and folkloric styles. A poet and an artist at the same time, he had the opportunity to express his artistic worldview through the interconnected and complementary means of words and images and the harmonious interrelation of poetry and illustrations. These multi-layered intermedial overlaps that Gutauskas created in his texts unfold through a careful analysis of the authorial part of the text and illustrations and its constant interaction with the tradition. It enables regarding Gutauskas’s work as a meticulous process of synthesising various layers of culture, in which innovation competes with the aspiration to uphold the tradition. The reviving of the folkloric worldview is only one of the intentions that Gutauskas was committed to in his books for children. The principles of stylisation, decorativeness, and the fairy-tale quality, which come from folklore and folk art and are characteristic of his early books, are later enhanced by emphasising the elements of goodness, harmony, and beauty that transcend the framework of the ethnic tradition and are inherent in it at the same time. In Gutauskas’s later works for children, one sees more pronounced attempts to convey the ethical values of the worldview and to awaken the creative powers of the growing recipient of the books in order to harmonise the world.

Analyzing Hellenistic Elements in Keats’s Poetry- with Special Reference to His Tales in Verse

This study incorporates elements of myths and feministic beauty in inter-contextual structure in John Keats' poetry. This research is majorly concerned with the use of ancient Greek mythology and the elements of feminine beauty in Keats' mythological poetry. The study investigates Keats's search for truthfulness and beauty, his identification of love for poetry and his creation of his poetic genius with special reference to feminine beauty in his poetic works. The research is descriptive and qualitative in nature the framework is established by reviewing related poems and previous literature. Thus the data is generated from two main sources, the primary source which includes the selected poetry of John Keats and the secondary source which includes reviews of previous literary work. The Textual Analysis Method of Research is followed as the theoretical framework of Hellenism that comprehends a certificate for the conclusion of research problems.