Love Of Books Research Articles

История создания книг в картинках «Ленин в октябре» и «Ленин в 1918 году»

In 1950, the People's Republic of China and the USSR signed the Treaty of Friendship, Alliance and Mutual Assistance. The development of the Chinese economy and the sphere of art has experienced the all-round influence of the USSR. The Chinese language was translated works on the revolutionary struggle of the Soviet people, as well as on the topic of production and construction. Many works began to be produced in the format of picture story books. This trend greatly contributed to the popularization and dissemination of Soviet literature and art in China. Gu Bingxin is one of the talented artists of picture story books on Soviet revolutionary themes. Gu Bingxin is a key figure in the Lianhuanhua area. During his life he created more than one hundred books. Only in the fifties the artist created fifty picture story books. Picture story books „Lenin in October” and „Lenin in 1918”, created by Gu Bingxin and other artists and based on the films of the same name, can be attributed to the best works on the theme of the Russian revolution. They combine not only the successfully used traditional Chinese shading techniques, but also the perspective laws, borrowed from Western European painting, as well as the language features of the film text. The characters of the books are characterized by careful elaboration, a rich composition and an ideal density of lines. These works have high artistic value and are still considered valuable specimens in collections of book lovers in pictures. In 1971 and 1972 The Shanghai Publishing House Renmin Meishu produced these two picture story books - “Lenin in October” and “Lenin in 1918” respectively. Three million copies of the first edition were quickly sold out. Both works fully reflected the expressiveness of the contour drawing. Bends of lines and strokes, obtained by pressing the tip of the brush with the subsequent easy removal of the brush by moving to the right, showed a change in the structure of the body and the direction of movements. The density, length, thickness and direction of the lines conveyed a sense of space. Drawing on the needs of the image, the artists used the near, middle, distant plan, horizontal angle of view, top view and other compositional techniques with different angles of view. This helped to reproduce on paper realistic scenes from life. However, in general, the style of painting turned out to be too strict and neat, the illustrations were not enough fun. It was these shortcomings that showed that the freedom of artists in the style and form of painting, the choice of the main theme and even their personal freedom was severely limited by the conditions dictated by the Cultural Revolution and which made it difficult to create such rare masterpieces.

«SOMETHING IS NOT COMING OUT FOR ME ON A WELL-DESERVED REST OF THE CALM LIFE»: LETTERS FROM A PASSIONATE BOOK LOVER TO THE LEADERSHIP OF THE ALL-UNION SOCIETY OF BOOK LOVERS

The article examines the correspondence of A. L., a member of the All-Union Society of Book Lovers, a pensioner from the city of Syktyvkar with the leadership of the organization. This is the longest exchange of letters, traces of which have been preserved in the State Archive of the Russian Federation. The analysis of the language, the content priorities of the addressee in the context of public policy, the reaction of the bureaucracy of the organization allows us to conclude that the public structure was not ready for activism aimed not at obtaining preferences in the space of a deficient reading culture, but at fulfilling the statutory provisions on the part of the officials of the All-Union Society of Book Lovers and other authorities in the field of reading.

Сила легенды: Повесть о Словене и Русе в общерусском летописании XVII в.

The article examines the influence of the 1630s Novgorod literary tale about the descendants of Noah, the Scythian princes Sloven and Rus, the Great City of Slovensk, which later became Novgorod, the empire they founded and their descendant Gostomysl, for the broad circles of scholarly book lovers of the 17th – early 18th centuries. The author tries to explain why this tale became extremely popular among highly educated chroniclers and was included into the largest chronicle and chronographic monuments, from the Code of 1652 to the Russian Chronograph, as well as into works of the annalistic scriptorium of Patriarch Joachim, the Novgorod Zabelinskaya Chronicle, Latukhin’s Book of Degrees, the Synopsis and the Detailed Chronicle from the Beginning of Russia to the Battle of Poltava. The tale remained stable in the writings of the overwhelming majority of authors, who were accustomed in other cases to seriously revise, shorten or supplement the text. The fact that the attempt remake the tale in a scholarly way and to integrate it into the chronographic text was unique and unsuccessful makes us think that ancient scribes and readers of their works, like M.V. Lomonosov later, were attracted by the literary merits of this poetic legend. We see the opposite picture in the history of the similarly conceived scholarly story about Mosokh existence, confirming this conclusion by constant alterations of its text.

Off the page and onto your screen: How to set-up a virtual literary festival

Literary festivals are an opportunity for authors and readers to mingle and interact. Libraries that host literary festivals connect book lovers and writers in a very personal way, enabling libraries to bask in the glory of that connection. They allow fans to get close to a beloved writer, hear a reading, and maybe even get a book signed. And like almost everything else during the pandemic, they have had to adapt or go into indefinite hiatus.

SCIENTIFIC AND PRA TIFIC AND PRACTICAL IMPOR TICAL IMPORTANCE OF CREA ANCE OF CREATING A CONCISE DIC CONCISE DICTIONARY OF AGIOTERMINES

Abstract. It is an important task for lexicographers to convey the beauty of our national culture through words to the world's book lovers, as well as to create convenience for translators. The words to be given in dictionaries should not only be translated into another language, but should be described in accordance with international lexicographic standards, the word translated into another language should not lose its ethnographic features and be understandable to foreigners. In such cases, it is useful to study the experience of European lexicographers. The translation of terms into the language of translation in the translation of agiomatics, the solution of cases of linguistic and lingvoculturological barriers arising in the process of translation is proved by means of examples taken from the works. System-semantic taxonomic methods have been developed in modern languages, taking into account the definition of agiographic lexicon in dictionaries. When analyzing the national and cultural features of agiographic terms in French and Uzbek, it was found that they are the main dominant component, ie agiographic terms, religious terms. In agiomatics agiographic terms are grouped, ie theonyms, miphonyms, chronyms, myphozonyms. It is not necessary to go the way of giving a literal translation when creating a bilingual dictionary of religious terms or agiographic terms. This is because translating terms related to a particular field into a second language requires an in-depth analysis of its origins, sources, meanings, and accompanying combinations. Dictionaries are required to be in a language that is understandable not only to experts in a particular field but also to the general public. To do this, it is necessary to interpret words that are difficult to understand, in a short and concise way. Given the complexity of the pronunciation of words in foreign languages, giving their transcriptions is also one of the most basic principles. Introduction. As a result of globalization, the emergence of hybrid cultures, the partial transformation of national traditions, the strengthening of interethnic cooperation, various terms and assimilations enter our language. This, in turn, further expands the need for translation dictionaries. In this regard, the opinion of the French lexicographer Alan Ray that modern civilization is a lexical civilization is completely justified. Research methods. Methods of comparative analysis, contextual, axiological, exegetic, artistic analysis and encyclopedic analysis were used to cover the research theme. Results and discussions. It is well known that the fact that dictionaries play an important role in a particular folk culture does not require comment. They reflect the knowledge acquired by society in a particular period. Dictionaries are of great importance in performing a specific social function, including informing the reader, the user about a particular event or situation, conveying it to representatives of other languages, helping to improve and regulate the language, its vocabulary content. Conclusion. The approaches, methods and data used are taken from scientific and artistic sources, comparative-historical, comparative-typological methods, principles of hermeneutics and methods of comparative analysis, conclusions and recommendations are put into practice, the results are confirmed by the competent authorities.

Intellectual Heritage of Sharifjon Maxdum Sadri Ziyo

Muhammad Sharifjon Mahdum Sadri Ziyo ibn Abdushukur ibn Abdurasul (1865-1932) played an important role in the socio-political life, scientific and cultural environment of the Bukhara Emirate in the late XIX - early XX centuries. Sharifjon Makhdum Sadri Ziyo, a statesman (Qazikalon in 1917), an enlightened scholar, writer, skilled calligrapher, artisan, book lover, and owner of a library rich in rare and valuable manuscripts, left a rich scientific and literary legacy. This article analyzes his works in the field of history, literature, geography, botany and calligraphy. It was noted that the scientific heritage of Sadri Ziyo is preserved in the funds of the Institute of Oriental Studies named after Abu Rayhon Beruni of the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan and the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Academy of Sciences of Tajikistan.

Love books: sustained success amidst uncertainties

Subject area: The sub field of academia that the case is designed to teach is small business development, entrepreneurship or women in business. Study level/applicability: This case is appropriate for graduate and post-graduate, MBA and executive education students focusing on entrepreneurship, small business development or women in business. Case overview This real-life case is based on interviews that took place with Kate Rogan, the co-founder of Love Books, and other stakeholders associated with the small bookselling business that is based in the suburb of Melville in Johannesburg. It describes how Rogan’s past influenced how she saw and was open to the opportunity; and how, through passion, commitment, dedication and stakeholder management, she created a business that brought meaning to her and others’ lives. Rogan’s vast experience in editing, publishing and radio influenced how she evaluated the bookstore opportunity. For the past 11 years, she focused on building a loyal customer base through knowing her customers, staying on top of current industry and market trends and constantly thinking about how she could add value through minimal financial outlay. COVID-19 further complicated her thinking about how to traditionally market and sell books to her client base. As the case concludes, Rogan wonders how to build upon the foundations of her successful bookshop and grow profitability while remaining true to her and the business’s values. Expected learning outcomes The case allows students to consider the key enablers for assessing entrepreneurial opportunities and drivers of small business growth. Following discussion and analysis of the case, students should be able to: explore how cognitive dynamics affect an entrepreneur’s evaluation of opportunities; analyze the case against the 4Cs (continuity, community, connection and command) of competitive business advantage; evaluate building blocks for sustainable business profitability; and assess and recommend different learnings for entrepreneurs and small business owners. Supplementary materials Teaching notes are available for educators only. Subject code CSS 7: Management Science.

Problem of the Authorship of the ‘Ishq-name (“The Book of Love”) Poem Attributed to Sana’i from the Regard of Academic Oriental Studies and Modern Computer Technologies

One of the greatest Persian Sufi poets of the 12th century Sana’i (d. 535/1140 or 545/1150) is founder of the Sufi didactical mathnawi poem in Iran. His works exerted enormous influence upon many posterior authors in the Persian Sufi and secular poetry. But the problem of the authorship of Sana’i in regard to the short poems has been debated among the scientists during 20th century and right up to the nowadays. The paper covers the history of studying of the short poems attributed to Sana’i , special attention is devoted to ‘Ishq name (“The Book of Love”), one of the main Sufi writing in the Persian literature on the subject of Mystical Love. For the definition of the authorship of this poem the paper proposes the using of the latest computational methods in particular digital stylometry. The paper tries to answer the question, who is the author of ‘Ishq name poem: Sana’i or the Sufi shaykh and author of the 14th century ‘Izz al Din Mahmud Kashani (d. 735/1334–35).

In Memoriam: Dr. Edward J. Huth

In MemoriamDecember 2021In Memoriam: Dr. Edward J. HuthFREEChristine Laine, MD, MPHChristine Laine, MD, MPHEditor in Chief, Annals of Internal Medicine Search for more papers by this authorAuthor, Article, and Disclosure Informationhttps://doi.org/10.7326/M21-4344 SectionsAboutVisual AbstractPDF ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack CitationsPermissions ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditEmail Annals of Internal Medicine recently received the sad news of the death of Dr. Edward Huth. Dr. Huth served as Editor of the journal from 1971 to 1990 and began his 3 decades of Annals work as Assistant Editor in 1960. I never had the privilege of working with Dr. Huth, but many who did speak fondly of him and extol his many contributions to the world of scholarly medical publishing. A tribute to Dr. Huth published in Annals at the time of his retirement chronicles these contributions (1). This tribute notes:The contents of medical journals have evolved, during Ed's long tenure, from loose collections of personal observations of the clinical condition to highly complex, highly structured articles that serve two very different but complementary functions: the presentation of good science on the one hand and a forum for informed discussion of health policy on the other.Dr. Huth was an active participant in this evolution. In addition to his work at Annals, including initiating the routine inclusion of statistical editors in Annals' peer review process, Dr. Huth influenced many journals through his leadership in the Vancouver Group, which later became the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors, and the Council of Biology Editors, now known as the Council of Science Editors.Edward J. Huth, MD Download figure Download PowerPoint Whether we had the privilege of personally knowing Dr. Huth or not, I and many other medical journal editors, as well as our authors and readers, are the beneficiaries of his innovative thinking.Reference1. Ball JR. A tribute to Edward Huth, Editor [Editorial]. Ann Intern Med. 1990;112:893-5. [PMID: 2187390] LinkGoogle Scholar Comments0 CommentsSign In to Submit A Comment Carlos Julio ApontePremier Physicians16 November 2021 He was great I became an Associate of ACP in 1970, so I was reading The Annals under his editorialship. Frequently we had Journal Clubs and the comments about things published in The Annals were really well reviewed. Very few said that he was authoritarian, most realized that he was a perfectionist. DR RUSSELL C MAULITZTapestry Health Information Technologies LLC27 November 2021 A Fifty Year Friendship I did have the pleasure of knowing Ed Huth, and like so many friendships—attenuated over the years but real—it took on the patina and resonance of fine art or fine wine as we both grew older. This was mostly along the lines of Philadelphia "inside baseball," via various collegiate bodies. And mostly connected with the past, present and future of scholarship. And not just scholarship in medical journals, as he was a pioneer in that domain, but also in the love of books. He assigned me book reviews back when Annals published such things and they were more relevant. Then we talked, at great length, about the future of historically important collections of books. He was always on the side of the angels when it came to such things.Arrivederci, old friend. Nice knowing you. Alla prossima. Disclosures: Tapestry Health Information Technologies LLC Author, Article, and Disclosure InformationAffiliations: Editor in Chief, Annals of Internal Medicine This article was published at Annals.org on 16 November 2021. PreviousarticleNextarticle Advertisement FiguresReferencesRelatedDetailsSee AlsoA Tribute to Edward Huth, Editor John R. Ball Metrics December 2021Volume 174, Issue 12Page: 1763 ePublished: 16 November 2021 Issue Published: December 2021 Copyright & PermissionsCopyright © 2021 by American College of Physicians. All Rights Reserved.PDF downloadLoading ...

BookTok 101: TikTok, Digital Literacies, and Out‐of‐School Reading Practices

AbstractThere has been a noticeable shift in how young readers approach reading where digital literacy communities serve as much purpose as traditional literacy communities like an ELA classroom. This article offers an introduction to TikTok and BookTok as well as several methods of integrating TikTok into classrooms. As the sub‐community for book lovers and readers, BookTok is connected to a lineage of literacy practices. Despite the newness of TikTok, these democratized spaces provide teen readers with agency, community, and digital literacies for their voices, ideas, and creativity to take shape. By including or acknowledging BookTok literacy practices in ELA classrooms, teachers have the potential to hinge on digital literacies that are ultimately shaping students and their cultural understandings.

Attitudes of a Post-secondary Student with ASD toward Reading

ABSTRACT The purpose of this case study was twofold. First, the study was conducted in order to understand the perspective of a post-secondary reader with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) on reading. In addition, factors that might influence the student’s perspective were investigated. The student and his teacher participated in the study. Interviews with the participants and classroom observations were the primary sources of data. The data analysis produced three core categories. The categories showed that the student loved and enjoyed reading books that he was interested in and that were easy. However, he would read difficult and uninteresting books because reading such books would provide him with a sense of accomplishment. Responsive instruction and familial support may be possible factors that influence his perspective. Implications and suggestions for future research are discussed in the study.

XIX АСР ОХИРИ–XX АСР БОШЛАРИДА БУХОРО АМИРЛИГИДАГИ КУТУБХОНАЛАР ТАРИХИДАН (Муҳаммаджон Садри Зиё ва Мир Сиддиқ Ҳашмат кутубхоналари мисолида)

This article provides detailed information about the life of the book lover, writer and historian Muhammad Sharifjon Sadri Ziyo and Sayyid Muhammad Mir SiddikhonHashmat, who lived in Bukhara in the late 19th –early 20th centuries and had a rich library, and the fate of Bukhara. manuscripts in his library.It is also noted that the works of Sadri Ziyo have a wide range of topics, mainly historical and literary, and are one of the valuable sources in the study of the history, scientific and literary environment of the Bukhara Emirate of the second half of the 19th century -the beginning of the 20th centuries.It is noted that his historical works are devoted to the history of Bukhara and the dynasties that ruled it and play a special role in the study of the history of Uzbekistan during this period.Index Terms: Scientific and cultural life, libraries, oriental manuscripts, calligraphy. Literary environment, literary evenings, tazkira, masnavi, gazelle, history of the Bukhara Emirate, manuscripts, works, immigration

Review: Piranesi Unbound

Review: <i>Piranesi Unbound</i>

МЯСТОТО НА КНИГАТА В ЖИВОТА НА ДЕЦАТА. АНК ЕТНО ПРОУЧВАНE В ПРЕДУЧИЛИЩНА И НАЧАЛНА УЧИЛИЩНА ВЪЗРАСТ

Reading is always a topical issue in a child’s life. Seven open-ended questions test children’s attitudes toward books and reading. They reveal the reader’s experience and preferences of the respondent. The report analyzes the results of a study among children aged 6 to 11 years. The survey was conducted in the period from May 10 to May 14, 2021 with 216 respondents. The aim is to establish the place of the book as a value guide in child development. A drawing is attached to the survey. It provokes children’s imagination and creative thinking on the topic. Provides an opportunity for the manifestation of their personal colour perception. The survey contributes to the observation and study of the cognitive, affective, and connotative element in the child’s attitude to the phenomenon of reading. The survey is based on the following hypothesis: Placing the child in a consciously formed reading environment through his active role as a user and creator, the use of innovative pedagogical techniques activates his individual interest and motivation to read, and this leads to the formation of lasting reading skills. It creates an attitude and love for books and learning. The following conclusions can be drawn from the analysis of the survey: The reader’s attitude is directly related to the early reading by the child’s parent. Most children love reading fiction and encyclopedias. They also prefer printed books. The library in the classroom maintains the readers’ interest in the students.

BOOKS AND LIBRARY ARE A MIRROR OF HUMAN SPIRITUALITY

This article provides information on research conducted by foreign experts on the love of books in primary school students, the role of parents in reading, interest in reading, reading rules, increasing interest in fiction.

The Society of 27 Book Lovers (1930-1940): Membership, Relationships, Atmosphere

The Society of 27 Book Lovers in Kaunas that functioned in 1930–1940 played an important role in the history of Lithuanian culture. It signified the outset of the organized bibliophilic movement in Lithuania. The society, brought together by Vytautas Steponitis, Paulius Galaunė, Viktoras Cimkauskas and other like-minded people, contributed immensely in shaping the tradition of bibliophilic activity, upraised the culture of the Lithuanian book, and developed aesthetic circulation and bibliophilic book publishing (10 publications were published). All of this was done by a dozen (ranging in number from 15 to 21) devoted book lovers and bibliophiles par excellence. Their bibliophilic hobby transcended the boundaries of amateur activities, and the Society operated as a professional publishing house giving rise to the publishing of scientific periodicals of book science. The article, based on the archives of this Society kept in the Wroblewski Library of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences, analyses personal expression of the members of the Society, their interrelationships, seeks an answer leading to the fact that extremely prominent figures managed to get together for fruitful bibliophilic activities, examines the atmosphere that prevailed in the amateur meetings of the Society of 27 Book Lovers, publishing and various other activities in the daily life. It is not intended to bring to light all the members of the Society, the article focuses only on some of the most prominent personalities and those moments of their activity that have not been previously examined by other researchers.&#x0D; It was concluded that the rotation of the amateur members of the Society of 27 Book Lovers was natural, determined by various life circumstances: the Society, which launched its activities in 1931 had 15 members, and until 1940, another 12 new members joined in, however the Society lost 10 of them as well. The number of seceding members was determined by the distancing of some members from bibliophilic ideas, lack of time (professional activities, positions of high responsibility), etc. However, the core of the Society (about 10 to 12 people) remained stable at all times and ensured the productive work of the Society. The productive activities of the Society were directly influenced by the chairmen elected for the term of 3 years (V. Steponaitis, Kazys Bizauskas, Juozas Balčiūnas-Švaistas), however, other members, even without being on the board, acted as contributors to various activities.&#x0D; The Society operated according to a very formalized procedure (recording of meetings, board meetings, excursions and other activities, approval of minutes, etc.), however, at the same time the archives of the Society testify that a cosy amiable atmosphere of communication and a sense of humour prevailed. This group of people was of one mind, they knew each other for a long time, almost all of them were of the same generation and of similar age. Differing political views did not interfere with bibliophilic activities. The correspondence of the members of the board on the failures of the publishing of publications reveals intercommunion, the realized meaning of the cultural work, the significance of V. Steponaitis as a personality uniting the Society in its activities. The activities of the Society of 27 Book Lovers demonstrated that such work could be carried out only by a strong group of exceptional figures, the activities of whom distinctly represented the elite bibliophilia, and hence, the tradition of the organized bibliophilic movement organically stemming even from the 19th century. The 27 Book Lovers managed to extend this tradition.

Inside the Critics' Circle: Book Reviewing in Uncertain Times

Inside the Critics' Circle: Book Reviewing in Uncertain Times

Localizing ECRR: Alaska Wildlife Touts Five Practices

When we think of storytime, we think of sharing a love of books with children, having a good time, and modeling early literacy behaviors for caregivers. We share early literacy tips and demonstrate activities, but we also display early literacy posters on the walls of the storytime rooms.

OPTIMASI MESIN PENCARI BUKU FIKSI BERDASARKAN PADA SEMANTIK IMPRESI

Fiction books are one of the most popular types of books in Indonesia. There are five most popular genres in fiction books, namely fantasy, mystery, romance, sci-fi, and thriller. Each genre gives a different impression and special interest for readers. It has become a common habit when people choose a fiction book based on the title, author, or publisher of the book. However, it does not provide precise search results. In this final project, an application system was developed to find out fiction books based on semantic impressions on the cover of the fiction book. The impression on each book cover is obtained through a survey of fiction book lovers in Indonesia. To get the results of the closeness between the user search and the impression survey data obtained through text mining, as well as the cosine similarity algorithm to calculate the most precise proximity value to the impression the user expects. The results of this system display a fiction book that has a closeness value with an error rate of 3.93% based on the impression expected by the user.

Kütüphanelerin Bilinmeyen Dünyası

Los Angeles Public Library and its fire, which is the subject of his eighth book as a result of his son Austin's assignment, is a spiritual bridge between the author's mother and son. The author, who is a person friendly to both library and librarian is actually paying his love for books and libraries to his mother by writing this book as a gift to her, who suffered from dementia and later sentenced to eternity, as well as a debt of loyalty on the grounds that libraries carry love, compassion, freedom and wisdom rather than buildings that contain books.