Deep Love Research Articles

Dampak Sebuah Nikah Bawah Tangan Presfektif Hukum Islam

This research explains that the main purpose of marriage is to build a lasting and happy household life between husband and wife with the intention of continuing offspring. Given that marriage is an instinctive human demand for offspring for the continuation of life and obtaining peace of life and fostering and cultivating human affection. The harmony that exists between two souls will make them integrated in the world of love and togetherness. Marriage for mankind is something very sacred and has a sacred purpose as well, and is inseparable from religious provisions. People who enter into a marriage are not merely to satisfy the lust that is perched in their souls, but to achieve peace, tranquility and mutual nurturing between husband and wife based on deep love and affection.

"Confusion Of Life" In Few Late Poems Of Sylvia Plath

This article has endeoureved to show the confusion of life in the few poems of Sylvia Plath. Her late poems have shown the pessimistic life and the hopeless situation. Sylvia Plath as the notable author of America has presented the woman confusion in society with restriction of father and husband. Her keen interest in art has built her the immense figure of American literature. She is well known figure of American literature after World War Second. Her historical background shows the bafflement of life. Her family movement to another place of America after the death of her father shows the economic crisis of life. Her scholarship has helped her to join in Smith College. She had finished her B.A when she married to Ted Hughes. Her deep love to Ted Hughes brings the confusion in life that has invited death with suicide. Anyway, this article clearly depicts the life and barriers of human destiny. The faithless husband makes her life unhappy and sad. This article has maintained the pain and suffering of Plath. The Post War Period in which people loss hope and aspiration to live the life is shown in this research paper. Her later poems show the total meaningless life and her desire to do suicide. Sylvia Plath has been suffered by male society in which she is tortured by father and husband. The restriction by father and husband is shown in her poem Daddy. She has demonstrated the extreme hard life in her late poems Lady Lazarus and Daddy. She was really pessimistic figure in America and she became more famous after her death. Daddy and Lady Lazarus were published after her death. These poems are composed after the separation with her husband.

Obituary Dr Alexandre Berlin, 28 September 1935 – 11 August 2022

The death of Dr Alexandre Berlin on 11 August 2022 Europe has lost a great advocate and protagonist for health. Dr Berlin had 35 years of work and service at the Directorate General for Health and Consumer Protection of the European Commission, including as the Director General of Health, and he had a profound influence on the development of the health dimensions of the European Union Acquis Communitaire which were developed under his leadership and management, as well as public health development across Europe more generally. He retired from the EC as an Honorary Director General in 2002. Prior to working for the European Commission Dr Berlin had been a Professor of Physics with education and training at several very prestigious universities in the USA. Widely respected at the highest level internationally for his knowledge and experience, he was a polymath of immense culture, yet humble with a sense of humor, and gentle and supportive of all those with whom he came into contact. A famous polyglot, he was fluent in 7 languages and understanding two more. Dr Berlin worked collaboratively with many organizations influential in health across Europe. For example, with the WHO European Regional Office he was involved in the preparation and organization of the two Environmental Health European Conferences in Helsinki in 1994 and then in London in 1999, strongly supporting the development of National Environmental Action Plans across the European Region. After retirement he never stopped working and helping. Between 2002 and 2017 he worked hard to support the South-eastern Europe Health Network, opening the door of the European Commission to the Network through the EC TAIEX Programme. Learning lessons from this process the SEEHN established a major planning meeting with the leaders of the TAIEX Programme and were able to submit to the EC a proposed annotated list of future technical meetings approved by the EC and the SEEHN National Health Coordinators. In 2017 he withdrew with high recognition and honors from the SEEHN during the 4th Forum of the Ministries of Health. He was also a founder and the Honorary President of a non-governmental organization, the International Health Partnership Association (IHPA) committed to strengthening public health across Europe, between 2014 -2020. In retirement he was always travelling, to help, or meet his family. He loved art and he had rich knowledge about it. He was collecting good pieces of art from all over the world, which he displayed in his homes in Paris and Brussels. To friends he was very generous, providing hospitality and gifts of pieces of art. Dr Alexandre Berlin was very devoted to his daughters and their kids. He visited his daughter Angela and her family often in Canada and enjoyed seeing his grandkids grow up. They always knew they could count on him. They miss his visits and his burned toast! His daughter Olivia Berlin recalls: “My relationship with my father was troubled while growing up, which led to major acting out in my teenage years. But when I look back, no matter what I did, he was always there for me. In the last few years of his life, I had the honor to be able care for him. Through this process, our relationship healed. I now remember him as a KIND man, always ready to help, anywhere he was in the world. I now think of him as well as of my mother, with a warm smile. It is with deep love and a great sense of peace that I let him go. Farewell and Bon Voyage, you who loved travelling ....” Olivia Berlin Dr Berlin stayed sharp and active until the last years. He died peacefully in Sardinia, Italy, with his daughter, Olivia, at his side. He will be missed by many. He is survived by his family to whom he was devoted, including his daughters Olivia and Angela, his grandchildren, Catherine, Julia, Alberto and Sara and his great-grandchild, Jaxon. To celebrate his life, it is hoped to make a compilation of Dr Berlin’s life. Please send any stories and pictures you may have to Angela Tancon (his daughter) at angelatancon116@gmail.com, where these will be graciously received.

The Tangled Roots of Family, Forest, and Farm

When my family started stewarding eight acres in British Columbia, Canada, we encountered a pervasive pioneer species or “weed”—quackgrass—that grows long roots and chokes out other plants. This paper counterposes the behaviour of these competitive and embinding roots with the cooperative mutual interrelation of forest root systems. Using these two roots as metaphors for the pleasures and pitfalls of family, I will make an argument for family farming that both honours and resists the tangle of rootedness that is embodied in the symbiotic relationship of mother and sons. I paint a picture of a political project of regeneration and flourishing that is founded on deep love and affinity for the land and for each other. While I critique the constraints of family, the mother-son relationship emerges in this essay as a historically embedded and potentially generative form of community.

ABU ABDULLAH GNAGAR BLOGGER BUKHARA HISTORY

Khorasanopening and beyond the river were a major historic event carried out by the Arab Islamic armies in spreading the Islamic religion and lifting the injustice from the Iranian people who were oppressed by the Sassanid state. Where the Arab Muslims inhabited Iranian cities and mingled with their inhabitants and worked to change their political, social and economic reality until the city reached the foundations of its civilization and civilization in the fourth century of migration thanks to the Arab mentality, which worked seriously and continuously on the development and progress, after settled by the Arab conquerors and interact with the movement of development and civilizational The march of Islamic history. This is what led to the emergence of a constructive intellectual and cultural movement. In each city, scholars and modernists from among their sons belong to ancient Arab origins and contribute to the various scientific, religious and literary disciplines. The affiliation with the city became part of the self-communion and deep love of these cities and pride in their introduction and declaration. Every historical, intellectual or cultural opportunity and boasts of other concrete cities. Which led to the emergence of historians without history of their cities to boast and compete with the rest of the historians of other cities, until it reached something advanced in the history of Arab Islamic civilization. The history of the cities of Khorasan, Nesapur, Samarkand and others was of particular importance in historical studies to an extent indispensable. Especially the city of Bukhara heart and the beacon of science and knowledge and the state of Khorasan in the time of the Sassanid emirat

Aristotle’s Animalization of Mothers and Motherly Love

This paper argues that Aristotle’s representation of mothers and motherly love in two separate arguments about friendship in his ethical treatises are not to be read as positive valuations of mothering and its associated traits but rather as perpetuating the common Greek animalization of women. For the deep love and the complex care and practical intelligence human mothers exhibit for their children are according to Aristotle rooted in the biological capacities that they share with non-human animals. Importantly, these capacities are instinctual rather than chosen and grounded primarily in women’s perceptive soul rather than in their rational soul. By emphasizing the naturalness and the affective character of motherly love in his ethics, Aristotle assimilates human mothers to animal ones and depicts their excellence in mothering as a biological virtue rather than a moral one.

Sharing divine ideas: the theological trajectory of Mark A. McIntosh

The late Rev. Mark A. McIntosh, PhD, was well-known as a spiritual theologian and a scholar of divine ideas tradition. In his roughly thirty-year career as a priest and professor of systematic, historical, and spiritual theology, McIntosh remained focused on articulating his developing theological vision. In this retrospective of McIntosh’s theological writings, I organize McIntosh’s theological trajectory into three main stages focused on communicating the mutually nourishing unity of spirituality and theology, attuning Christian laity and theologians to the mystical dimension of doctrine and, finally, to enriching this dimension via a recovery of the divine ideas tradition. Throughout these stages, McIntosh hoped to instill his readers with a robust understanding and a deep love for all creation, a disposition he saw as increasingly urgent in the church and in the world.

Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale and An Untold Tale of Subjugation and Eschatological Reality

Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale (1986) is adystopian novel that opens us to the bizarre reality of women's custodianrape and violence. Things look quite strange and alarming due towomen's oppression which results in a traumatized experience. This isovertly a political novel and tries to spotlight the sense of ineffable lifethat is miserable and also self-revealing. The novel narrates the story ofOffred, a handmaid a sinister handmaid. She was forced to become onedue to the rise of fanatic power in the states of America. America is nowthe Republic of Gilead, where everything is controlled by dominance,oppression, and bigotry. It is, glamorized as a fantasy that impinges onour real life. The novel lends itself to solicit the feminist cause whichleads us to an eschatological reality. Briefly, it tells a tale in the mostpersonal sense about the complicity, fidelity, and betrayal, in the politicalsetup in the contemporary United States.As the novelist, Atwood builds up fine gossamer ofimaginative tale out of a deep love for nature, libertine feminist activismand inclination of science, etc., and perhaps an awful condition we arestruggling to tackle but all in the future time frame.

Nurses’ experiences of the role of organizational and environmental factors in the development of love of the profession: a qualitative study

BackgroundLove of the profession has significant relationship with nurses’ job motivation and care quality. However, there is limited information about organizational and environmental factors affecting love of the profession among nurses.AimThis study aimed at exploring nurses’ experiences of the role of organizational and environmental factors in the development of love of the profession.MethodsThis qualitative study was conducted in 2020–2021 using the conventional content analysis approach. Participants were Fifteen Iranian nurses with deep love of the profession, nursing instructors, and nursing managers purposefully selected from different healthcare and academic settings in seven large cities of Iran. Data were gathered via semi-structured interviews and were analyzed via the conventional content analysis method proposed by Graneheim and Lundman.ResultsOrganizational and environmental factors affecting the development of love of the profession were grouped into three main categories: The social context of the profession (with two subcategories), family support (with two subcategories), and organizational health (with four subcategories). Subcategories were respectively historical context of the profession, the evolving context, emotional family support, instrumental family support, quality of interpersonal relationships in the organization, level of organizational justice, level of authority delegation to nurses, and level of organizational support.ConclusionDifferent organizational and environmental factors can affect nurses’ love of the profession development. Improving public image of nursing, providing nurses with stronger support, improving organizational climate, and strengthening interpersonal relationships in healthcare settings are recommended to develop nurses’ Love of the profession.

Fake Cavaliers of Southern Women: Biblical Allusions in Faulkner’s works—Based on Dry September and The Sound and the Fury

As a native of the South, Faulkner had a deep love of this land and was also deeply influenced by this land which known as the Biblical Belt. In his novel, The Sound and the Fury and short story Dry September, Faulkner looks back at the changing history of American South and takes an insightful stock of the impact that society had on people at that time. This paper intends to find the parallel correspondence between the Bible and the texts through the deep analysis of each plot, characters and narrative structure. This paper also creatively employs the story of the rape of Dinah in the Bible to analyze the purpose and deep meaning behind men's seemingly righteous revenge for the women of his family. The writer concludes that in patriarchal society, weather in the primitive period of Dinah, or in the modern era of Minnie and Caddy, the purpose of men’s fierce revenge for the contamination of female chastity was to preserve family honor and status, and as for the women’s situation and sufferings were of little importance to them.

Smoky Mountain Air: Sepia Tones: Exploring Black Appalachian Music (mini-series)—“E3: Sacred and Spiritual Music in the Mountains”

“It ain't a thing,” I said to Matt Sparks as he approached me to write this review of Episode 3 of the Smoky Mountain Air podcast mini-series Sepia Tones: Exploring Black Appalachian Music. And truly, it was an enjoyable fifty-nine minutes. Since I am a non-American, it didn't come naturally to me to review a podcast from such a distant environment. Listening to the episode, at times, I felt as if I were looking into another world—but throughout my digital visit to the Appalachian podcast-scape, my stay was educational, interesting, and, most importantly, enjoyable. If you are looking for an hour of singing, spirituality, and snack-sized tidbits of knowledge about music and America, set your sights on this mini-series.Set up as a review of the music of the Black churches of Appalachia, the podcast features an array of distinguished professors as they converse about the history and future of America. Standing out is Dr. Kathy Bullock, who accompanies Episode 3 with beautiful singing and piano playing. Joining her are the Rev. Dr. Virgil Wood, a longtime church leader, educator, and civil rights activist, and the hosts: Dr. William Turner and Dr. Ted Olson. These four participants put great effort into almost an hour of discourse centered on “sacred and spiritual music.”The interaction of the guests on the show evokes a strong sense of community. They share common experiences of growing up in America and a deep love of music. Throughout the episode, Bullock bursts into songs and hymns glorifying spirituality, perseverance, and the power to overcome hardship. The grace with which the podcast guests traverse difficult subject matter, including a shared history of racial struggle, is to be admired.The distinguished guests are a remarkable beacon of excellence in America. Each participant serves as an example that, despite the hardships of racial as well as economic issues, America manages to produce individuals of extraordinary merit and achievements. In the first part of the podcast, Bullock explains the difference between spiritual music and gospel music. Her explanation is succinct as well as encompassing, pointing out that spiritual music was associated with the enslaved of America, while gospel music is influenced by blues and jazz and, in her words, is “today's spiritual.” Throughout the podcast, there are pauses to enjoy old-timey spiritual music. These rare and authentic recordings carry a tradition of freedom, salvation, and spirituality, as if carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders.The podcast is a pleasant hour of discussion riddled with anecdotes about the history of spiritual music in America, and of course, some good music from a distant, yet still controversial past. As Bullock states in the introduction: “If you're singing together, you can't be arguing.”

Pioneer Mother

Pioneer Mother

In Memoriam: Robert (Bob) Miller 1947–2022

In Memoriam: Robert (Bob) Miller 1947–2022

The main milestones of the creation, formation and subsequent development of the military scientific society of cadets and trainees Military Medical Academy

The Kirov Military Medical Academy is the main training center for military doctors of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. Great Russian scientists worked within the walls of the Academy: N.I. Pirogov, I.M. Sechenov, S.P. Botkin, I.P. Pavlov, V.M. Bekhterev. Many scientists of the Military Medical Academy, who have ma
 The Kirov Military Medical Academy is the main training center for military doctors of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. Great Russian scientists worked within the walls of the Academy: N.I. Pirogov, I.M. Sechenov, S.P. Botkin, V.V. Pashutin, I.P. Pavlov, V.M. Bekhterev. Many scientists of the Military Medical Academy, who have made a huge contribution to domestic and world medical science, began their scientific activities in their student years. Deep professional knowledge and love for the profession have always distinguished the students of the Military Medical Academy. These remarkable qualities were especially vividly manifested during wars, epidemics, and other social upheavals. The command of the Academy, the teaching staff have always supported the students desire for scientific research. A landmark event was the creation of the Theoretical medicine circle in 1910 under the patronage of the Academy Conference. For almost half a century of history (since 1910), with varying intensity, there was a School of Scientific Societies at the Academy and at various departments, which involved its students in scientific activities. The formal date of establishment of the Military Medical Academy named after S.M. Kirov Military Scientific Society of cadets and trainees of the Academy in its current form is 1950 (order of the Head of the Academy No. 812 of August 16, 1950). Military scientific activity of trainees and cadets is a form of independent work aimed at acquiring deep and solid knowledge in military professional activities. It is closely connected with the educational process and is in line with the scientific work of the departments and research units of the Academy. Students develop individual scientific topics, and at the meetings of the circles the completed works and current medical problems are discussed. The best works are heard at the annual conferences of listeners. In recent years, the level of scientific activity of students of all courses and all faculties has increased markedly. Students have at their disposal the latest medical equipment, extensive clinical material, electronic computing technology in complex mathematical processing of scientific materials, the help of teachers, the rich heritage of scientific medical schools. At present, the Military Scientific Society of cadets and trainees of the Academy of the Military Medical Academy is an effective forge of personnel to maintain the scientific potential of the Academy and the development of its scientific schools.
 de a huge contribution to domestic and world medical science, began their scientific activities in their student years. Deep professional knowledge and love for the profession have always distinguished the students of the Military Medical Academy. These remarkable qualities were especially vividly manifested during wars, epidemics, and other social upheavals. The command of the Academy, the teaching staff have always supported the students' desire for scientific research. A landmark event was the creation of the Theoretical medicine circle in 1910 under the patronage of the Academy Conference. For almost half a century of history (since 1910), with varying intensity, there was a School of Scientific Societies at the Academy and at various departments, which involved its students in scientific activities. The formal date of establishment of the Military Medical Academy named after S.M. Kirov "Military Scientific Society of cadets and trainees of the Academy" (VNKS) in its current form is 1950 (order of the Head of the Academy No. 812 of August 16, 1950). Military scientific activity of trainees and cadets is a form of independent work aimed at acquiring deep and solid knowledge in military professional activities. It is closely connected with the educational process and is in line with the scientific work of the departments and research units of the Academy. Students develop individual scientific topics, and at the meetings of the circles the completed works and current medical problems are discussed. The best works are heard at the annual conferences of listeners. In recent years, the level of scientific activity of students of all courses and all faculties has increased markedly. Students have at their disposal the latest medical equipment, extensive clinical material, electronic computing technology in complex mathematical processing of scientific materials, the help of teachers, the rich heritage of scientific medical schools. At present, the ISS of the Military Medical Academy is an effective forge of personnel to maintain the scientific potential of the Academy and the development of its scientific schools.

'I bring her up with love:' Perspectives of caregivers of children with neurodevelopmental delays in western Kenya.

This study aims to understand the challenges and perspectives of caregivers with neurodevelopmental delays (NDD) in rural Kenya. Semi-structured interviews and the Affiliate Stigma Scale were administered to the primary caregivers of children with NDDs recruited from the communities near Eldoret, Kenya. Constant comparison and triangulation methods were used to inductively develop relevant themes and concepts. Sixteen caregivers participated. Challenges, which included hardships related to safety and supervision, challenging emotions and financial difficulties, were compounded by a lack of social support and community stigma towards these children. However, caregivers still felt deep love for their children, desired acceptance from the community and found sources of strength from faith and religious institutions. The study uncovered crucial insights into the perspectives of caregivers within this population and revealed a paucity of disability awareness and understanding within the community, possibly informing future programmes and intervention policies.

A Study of Selected Stories of Ki. Ra

Srikrishnaraja Narayana Perumal Ramanujan alias K. Rajanarayanan is the name of a man who has a deep concern and love for the community. He is a writer who has beautifully recorded the Karisal forest, the oak trees, the cotton forest, the people familiar to everyone, the realities that stand out in reality and are sewn into the chest. Writer Boomani Ki. Ra. explains how this thing, which went unnoticed by many legends in Tamil literature, was only caught by that nonchan like a chicken trapped in a cage. Wonders about. Ezra refers to Ki. Ra as the Bischoff of Tamil literature. Writers Ekalaivan Model. Ki. Ra's claim that they did not learn their profession by keeping any instrument, nor did they want to teach anyone by instrument informs us of many thoughts about the creativity of the Creator. Based on that statement, the purpose of this article is to express Ki. Ra's creativity, especially through KR's selected stories.

Studying with Miss Bishop: Memoirs from a Young Writer’s Life

Studying with Miss Bishop: Memoirs from a Young Writer’s Life

کلام اقبال میں مدحت رسول کے فنی محاسن

Iqbal’s poetry is adorned with the praise of Prophet Muhammadﷺ and it is full of deep love for him ﷺ. In his poetry, Iqbal not only describes the symbols and rites of Islam but also gets acquainted with love of last prophet ﷺ that is essential for every muslim as it is a feature of muslims’ faith and also a compulsion for their lives. Iqbal’s natiya poetry is full of passion, true love for prophet ﷺ, as man’s salvation is not possible without the love and grace of the Hazrat Muhammadﷺ. This is what he seems to be preaching throughout his poetry that we must adapt our lives to the pattern of the last apostle of Allah. If man adopts the love of the Holy Prophetﷺ, then the pleasure of Allah becomes the destiny of man. This article gives the review of the Natiya elements in Iqbal’s poetry.

Dr Robert Knox and his book on fishing in Scotland: A window into his mind.

Robert Knox was publicly vilified for his suspected complicity in the 16 murders committed by Burke and Hare, although he had no involvement in them. Along with several books on anatomy Knox also wrote a book on angling in Lowland Scotland. In 'Fish and Fishing in the Lone Glens of Scotland' Knox's deep love for nature and for fishing emerges. Most interesting however is that although generally focussed on fish and fishing, the book abounds with asides on Knox's other preoccupations and passions. These provide rare insights into the character of the great anatomist, whose personality has otherwise retained its opacity over the years. In the book, Knox writes in passing and in a relatively unguarded fashion, about such topics as transcendental anatomy, Scottish Independence, empiricism, race and Edinburgh medical figures. In so-doing, we contend that he affords the reader some insight into the mind of the real Dr Robert Knox.

Voyage of Ben Cao, Part II: Development of Chinese Medicinal Specimens in the British Museum

Voyage of Ben Cao, Part II: Development of Chinese Medicinal Specimens in the British Museum