Preservation Of Identity Research Articles

Peran Pendidikan Pancasila dalam Membentuk Generasi Muda yang Berkarakter dan Berwawasan Kebangsaan

This article discusses the importance of Pancasila education to shape the Indonesian nation and the broad-minded young generation. The research method used is a literature review. This research data is that various literature will be used, including articles, research reports, journals, books and various other appropriate sources. Data is obtained through literature search in electronic databases related to the topic and published through Google Scholar. Analysis and evaluation are carried out through qualitative data analysis consisting of data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. The findings of this study are that Pancasila education is considered as a view of national life and justice that enlivens daily life and becomes the basis for the formation of the character of the younger generation. The ideal young generation is a young generation who has noble character, noble character, integrity, nationalism, and broad national insight. In this context, Pancasila education contributes to the internalization of moral and ethical principles, the formation of national and state consciousness, and the preservation of national identity and values during globalization. The results of literature analysis show that Pancasila education plays an important role in shaping the morals, integrity, and national consciousness of Indonesia's young generation

SCIENTIFIC HERITAGE OF A.I. LEVSHIN AS A VALUABLE SOURCE ON THE HISTORY OF KAZAKH STATE

The preservation of national identity, history and culture of peoples occupies a central place in social development. History is one of the main elements of statehood, restoring and preserving the connection of times, the continuity of history and traditions of statehood. From this point of view, the scientific legacy of the outstanding Russian scientist of the first half of the XIX century Alexei Iraklievich Levshin (1797-1879) has acquired great importance for researchers of the Kazakh statehood, the history of the Kazakh people. This article presents the experience of using, studying and understanding the creative heritage of A. I. Levshin, as the primary primary source of the history of the Kazakh state, in the context of our other sources of knowledge about Kazakhstan and the Kazakhs in order to create a voluminous and objective historical picture.Goals.The purpose of the study is to study the creative heritage of A. I. Levshin, as well as its use and understanding as a valuable source on the history of the Kazakh state. Results.The most valuable in a scientific sense is the formed A. I. Levshin, the concept of studying the history of peoples. Levshin collected huge factual data from this position, very extensive information, were intertwined with the ethnopolitical history of Kazakhstan and the Kazakh people. Conclusions. The scientific heritage of A. I. Levshin can be attributed to the most valuable sources for researchers of the ethnopolitical history of the Kazakh people. The historical data collected by him confirms the presence in the Kazakh Khanate of common features inherent in all states: territory, people, government.

Cultural Guardianship in Tourism: Indigenous Communities' Quest for Economic Stability and Identity Preservation

Purpose: This research aims to comprehensively analyze the impacts of tourism on indigenous communities, exploring economic, cultural, social, and environmental dimensions. It also seeks to understand indigenous perspectives on tourism development and identify future research directions for more sustainable approaches. Methodology: The review employs a systematic approach, conducting exhaustive searches across electronic databases and manual searches in relevant literature. Selection criteria prioritize studies focusing on economic, cultural, social, or environmental effects of tourism on indigenous communities. Thematic organization synthesizes key findings from the literature. Findings: The review highlights tourism's potential benefits for indigenous communities, such as income generation and cultural revitalization, alongside challenges like cultural appropriation and environmental degradation. Indigenous perspectives emphasize cultural preservation and equitable participation in tourism decision-making. Originality: This study's originality lies in its comprehensive analysis of indigenous tourism impacts, integrating diverse perspectives and guiding future research directions. By synthesizing existing research and amplifying indigenous voices, it contributes to understanding the complex interactions between tourism development, indigenous cultures, and sustainability.

Georgia-EU Cooperation in the Field of Culture in Multilateral and Bilateral International Format

In the realm of international relations, the significance of culture and soft power is steadily growing, particularly in the establishment of diplomatic ties and the fostering of cooperation among nations. As Georgia progresses in its integration into the European Union—a political and economic endeavor given the union's nature—its motto of "unity in diversity" exemplifies the European commitment to peace, citizen well-being, and the celebration of cultural diversity. The European Union stands as a prominent example of effective soft power utilization in international relations, with culture representing one of its most intricate integration domains. In the context of Georgia's deepening ties with the EU, a thorough examination of European and developed countries' cultural pathways and experiences becomes imperative. This analysis is essential for Georgia to chart a coherent, unified, and effective cultural policy, both domestically and on the global stage. Following the European Commission's recommendation on November 8, 2023, Georgia was granted the EU candidate status by the European Council on December 14, officially becoming part of the EU's enlargement policy. Consequently, it becomes even more pertinent for Georgia to scrutinize and understand the EU's cultural policy, a cornerstone of its foreign relations strategy. The influence of cultural policy on the EU-Eastern Partnership relations emerges as the significant force shaping their development. Cultural cooperation serves as a linchpin, fostering mutual understanding, identity preservation, and the cultivation of shared values. The analysis of progress and challenges within Georgia-EU cooperation, both bilaterally and multilaterally, offers insight into how cultural relations are cultivated within the Eastern Partnership framework. The EU cultural policy, operationalized through various mechanisms like association agreements and support packages, prioritizes democracy, human rights, and cultural cooperation, adapting to the unique circumstances of each partner country. Examining the EU's cultural policy within the Eastern Partnership context underscores culture's pivotal role in diplomacy, cooperation, and economic development. Establishing an effective vision centered on cultural cooperation is crucial for Georgia's engagement with the EU, positioning it as a cornerstone of the partnership's success. Keywords: EU cultural policy, soft power, European integration, European perspective.

The Role Of Bale Sarasehan In The Maintenance And Preservation Of Local Cultural Identity in Cireundeu Traditional Village

Cireundeu traditional village is one of the traditional villages in West Java that still keeping its noble values applied to the community from generation to generation. These noble values are also applied through one of its architectural cultural products, Bale Sarasehan. Its existence is very important in terms of functional and symbolic aspects. Functionally, Bale Sarasehan acts as a gathering place for the community to carry out various traditional activities that can strengthen social ties and cultural values inherent in their identity, such as religious ceremonies, traditional art performances, a space to transmit and pass on cultural knowledge to the younger generation. While the building is symbolically conveyed through its architectural form and also the use of materials in its structure, it also has a connotative meaning or message about the life teachings of its community. This research uses a limited fieldwork method with a qualitative approach and collects data through observation, interviews and documentary studies. Through this research, it is expected to gain a better understanding of the role of Bale Sarasehan, which can contribute to the sustainability of the maintenance and preservation of local wisdom as a local cultural identity in Cireundeu Traditional Village. Cireundeu traditional village is one of the traditional villages in West Java that still keeping its noble values applied to the community from generation to generation. These noble values are also applied through one of its architectural cultural products, Bale Sarasehan. Its existence is very important in terms of functional and symbolic aspects. Functionally, Bale Sarasehan acts as a gathering place for the community to carry out various traditional activities that can strengthen social ties and cultural values inherent in their identity, such as religious ceremonies, traditional art performances, a space to transmit and pass on cultural knowledge to the younger generation. While the building is symbolically conveyed through its architectural form and also the use of materials in its structure, it also has a connotative meaning or message about the life teachings of its community. This research uses a limited fieldwork method with a qualitative approach and collects data through observation, interviews and documentary studies. Through this research, it is expected to gain a better understanding of the role of Bale Sarasehan, which can contribute to the sustainability of the maintenance and preservation of local wisdom as a local cultural identity in Cireundeu Traditional Village.

Food Preparation and Cookbooks as a Medium of Everyday Contact between Jews and Christians in the Habsburg Monarchy and Imperial Germany

Abstract In the early nineteenth century, Jewish cookbooks appeared on the Central European book market for the first time. So far, these manuals have been studied primarily from the perspective of the preservation of Jewish identity, that is, as a marker of the extent to which kashrut could be preserved in the face of increasing acculturation to non-Jewish society. Little attention was paid to aspects of transfer or entanglement between Jewish and non-Jewish foodways despite the central role of food in everyday life. In my paper, I try to map possible encounters between Jews and Christians in the area of food preparation and eating outside one’s home before analyzing several Jewish and general cookbooks appearing in the Habsburg Monarchy and Imperial Germany. The fact that also non-Jewish cooking manuals integrated dishes perceived as Jewish indicates mutual influence and makes it evident that there was more Christian interest in Jewish foodways than assumed.

The semantic role of traditional music culture in the nomadic mentality of the Kazakhs

Relevance. Value orientations formed by centuries of historical and cultural experience characterise the deep level of collective and individual consciousness, mentally they are people's life and practical attitudes, emotional preferences, and stable images of the world, peculiar to a given community and its cultural tradition. Mentality also plays a decisive role in developing and forming ethno-cultural identity. Purpose. The article aims to consider some peculiarities of the nomadic mentality of the Kazakhs, manifested in the content of music and traditional art of the Kazakhs, as well as in the world of feelings, emotions and beliefs, bonded by the idea of unity of nature and man. Methodology. The study analyses the content of music and traditional art of the Kazakhs. Results. The nomadic mentality of Kazakhs is deeply embedded in their musical culture, influencing its genesis and continuing to shape its expression today. Besides, nowadays, in the century of global transformations and integrations, the understanding of the nature of a traditional nomadic mentality can become one of the ways to a meaningful movement towards modernization and a dialogue of the world cultures, based on the respect of the national cultural values. Conclusions. Thus, the article highlights the importance of making musical cultural traditions a powerful tool for self-development and preservation of ethnic and cultural identity. The necessity of this tool has become even more comprehensible in the 21st century, the age of unification of cultures. Keywords: nomadic mentality; traditional Kazakh culture; language and mentality; value orientations; art; being; transformation; post-civilisation.

StyleVTON: A multi-pose virtual try-on with identity and clothing detail preservation

Virtual try-on models have been developed using deep learning techniques to transfer clothing product images onto a candidate. While previous research has primarily focused on enhancing the realism of the garment transfer, such as improving texture quality and preserving details, there is untapped potential to further improve the shopping experience for consumers. The present study outlines the development of an innovative multi-pose virtual try-on model, namely StyleVTON, to potentially enhance consumers’ shopping experiences. Our method synthesises a try-on image while also allowing for changes in pose. To achieve this, StyleVTON first predicts the segmentation of the target pose based on the target garment. Next, the segmentation layout guides the warping process of the target garment. Finally, the pose of the candidate is transferred to the desired posture. Our experiments demonstrate that StyleVTON can generate satisfactory images of candidates wearing the desired clothes in a desired pose, potentially offering a promising solution for enhancing the virtual try-on experience. Our findings reveal that StyleVTON outperforms other comparable methods, particularly in preserving the facial identity of the candidate and geometrically transforming the garments.

The role of Zhuang stringed instruments in the Zhuang autonomous region of Guangxi, China: A cultural analysis

This study explores the function and role of musical stringed instruments among the Zhuang ethnic group in China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Through ethnographic fieldwork, participant observation, interviews, and content analysis of cultural artifacts, the study investigates the multifaceted significance of these instruments within Zhuang culture. Findings reveal that Zhuang stringed instruments play integral roles in entertainment, emotional expression, relaxation, community performances, cultural exchange, stage arts, and folk rituals. The Maguhu is a prominent instrument, particularly in solo performances and Zhuangju accompaniment, reflecting its unique timbre and cultural importance. Through their diverse functions, these instruments serve as vital conduits for preserving Zhuang heritage, fostering community cohesion, and facilitating cultural communication. Understanding the nuanced roles of Zhuang stringed instruments enriches our appreciation of Zhuang culture and underscores their significance in cultural identity and heritage preservation.

Исследование проблемы речевой культуры будущего учителя как фактора формирования лингвистической безопасности образовательного пространства

The aim of the research is to substantiate the importance of forming a speech culture for a future teacher as a factor in creating linguistic security of the educational space. The article shows the main directions of ensuring linguistic security of the society and of the individual in the communicative educational space. The scientific novelty of the research lies in the complex approach to solving the problem of insufficiently formed speech culture of students of pedagogical specialties as a factor in linguistic security of future generations, taking into account the interaction of various subjects of the educational process and proposing the creation of a personal-value educational space, contributing to the preservation of cultural and linguistic identity in the conditions of modern society, on its basis. As a result of the diagnostics of the attitude of students in pedagogical fields of study towards the specifics of modern communication, the most relevant threats to the state language and national culture have been identified and the methods of relaying the spiritual and material values of the Russian youth of the 21st century within the context of linguistic education have been presented.

One-Shot Face Stylization

The abstract delves into the intricate realm of one-shot face stylization, a captivating domain within computer vision and deep learning. It revolves around the art of transforming a target face using a reference image, navigating the delicate balance between retaining facial recognition and infusing desired stylistic traits. This pursuit has garnered considerable attention owing to its myriad applications across digital art, entertainment, and personalized products. The abstract scrutinizes the essential components of one-shot face stylization, highlighting the pivotal role of deep neural networks, particularly generative adversarial networks (GANs). These networks are adept at crafting bespoke facial images by assimilating information from both the target and reference faces, leveraging the reference image as a guiding beacon. The crux of success in one-shot facial stylization lies in the meticulous orchestration of the fading process, which harmonizes the preservation of identity with the enhancement of artistic technique. As advancements in this field continue to unfold, the potential ramifications span far and wide, promising to revolutionize creative expression and customization across diverse industries, spanning from digital art and animation to virtual avatars and social media filters. Key Words: One-Shot face stylization, Generative adversarial network, Facial recognition, Digital art, Personalization

Cultural Guardianship in Tourism: Indigenous Communities' Quest for Economic Stability and Identity Preservation

Indigenous tourism is gaining prominence as a means of economic development, cultural preservation, and community empowerment. This review explores the complex dynamics between tourism development and indigenous communities, considering economic, cultural, social, and environmental impacts. Drawing on historical and contemporary contexts, the review highlights the potential benefits of tourism for indigenous peoples, such as income generation and cultural revitalization, alongside challenges including cultural appropriation and environmental degradation. The review aims to deepen understanding and inform more inclusive and sustainable tourism policies and practices by synthesizing existing research and amplifying indigenous perspectives. Key objectives include analyzing impacts, exploring indigenous perspectives, and identifying future research directions. The findings underscore the importance of balancing economic opportunities with cultural preservation and community well-being in indigenous tourism development, calling for collaborative efforts to uphold indigenous rights, foster cultural authenticity, and enhance socio-economic outcomes.

Between Assimilation and Identity: The Dynamics of the Jewish Community in Indonesia

This research examines the existence and dynamics of the Jewish community in Indonesia, which has deep historical roots dating back to the arrival of early European explorers and settlers. The Jewish community in Indonesia is unique and rarely discussed in the context of the country's religious plurality. Despite their relatively small numbers compared to the majority religion, their existence brings important perspectives on assimilation and identity dynamics. This research fills a knowledge gap by investigating the specific dynamics of the Jewish community in the context of assimilation and identity, expanding the understanding of the history of antisemitism and representation as well as Jewish national loyalties and identity in Indonesia. Through qualitative methods and a case study approach, data was collected through in-depth interviews and document analysis to capture the historical perspectives and adaptations of the community. The results show that the Jewish community, although small, has successfully assimilated while maintaining their religious and cultural identity in a social environment dominated by other religions. This research provides new insights into the study of religious plurality, particularly in the context of Muslim-majority Indonesia. It illustrates how assimilation and identity preservation can occur simultaneously, offering a more complex and dynamic perspective than previously recognized. The findings also emphasize the importance of interfaith education and interreligious dialogue as factors that influence the ability of religious minorities to maintain their identities. The results of this study have significant implications for the understanding of religious diversity in Indonesia and how small communities can contribute to the national discourse. The theoretical benefits of the findings enrich the study of religious minority dynamics in plural societies, highlighting that flexibility and adaptation are important aspects in the survival of religious and cultural identities. Practically, the findings can inform the development of more inclusive policies that protect the rights of religious and faith minorities in Indonesia.

The Problem of Conservation of Ethnopedagogical Traditions in the History of China

The importance of the research is that the problem of preserving national identity within a multi-ethnic state, such as China. The ideology of the united Chinese nation is a developed and constantly improved system of coexistence of several ethnic groups within the framework of one state. The purpose of the study is to analyze the formation of ethnopedagogical traditions in the modern education system of China. The modern national policy of China focuses not only on the restoration and preservation of the national identity of each of the peoples as the cultural heritage of the whole country, but also on the coexistence of all peoples in the concept of a single Chinese nation. The idea of harmonious coexistence can be traced throughout Chinese history, which has historically been seen as an economic and social problem. At present, education has become one of the most important aspects of the national policy of the PRC, not only as a mechanism for educating the citizens of the republic, united by a single idea, but also the ability to preserve the culture of each national minority within one country. Research methodology and methods. The basis of the research is done by using such methods as Historical and theoretical analisis and also the method of content analisis of scientific and academic sources. The results of the study can be used in the field of cultural linguistics and social sciences and also as a basis for further study and analysis of the features of the historical stages of the formation of sinology in Russia. The purpose of the article is to identify and substantiate the role of active teaching methods in the development of reading competencies of students in the field of study “Journalism”.

Cloth Clues : Exploring Forensic Secrets Through Maharashtra’s Rich Fabric Heritage

The present study explores the textile heritage of Maharashtra, with particular attention on the differences in textile use throughout the state's five main regions: Konkan, Vidarbha, Marathwada, Khandesh, and North Maharashtra. Through the use of surveys, in-person interviews, and data analysis, it investigates how environmental conditions, cultural traditions, and societal norms impact fabric choices in each place. The study underscores the cultural importance of traditional attire in Maharashtra and emphasizes how it promotes community cohesion, historical celebration, and cultural identity preservation. The elaborate Vidarbha kurtas and the colourful Konkan sarees, Maharashtra's traditional clothing reflects the region's cultural geography. The main goal of the study is to examine how environmental factors influence fabric preferences in each of the state's regions. For example, the Konkan's humid coastal climate is ideal for lightweight textiles like silk and cotton, but Vidarbha and North Maharashtra's colder climates demand the usage of warmer materials like wollen cloths.Further investigation into regional variations in fabric use entails a look at weaving methods, style trends, and cultural practices. Every area is proud of its unique textile heritage, which displays the artistic customs and skill of its people. Examples are the elaborate Kasuti needlework of Konkan and the silk Paithani sarees of Marathwada.The results of this study will also have a big impact on Maharashtra's methods for investigating crimes and analyzing evidence. Law enforcement officials can more effectively connect evidence to particular places, towns, or people by knowing the fabric selections and cultural customs that are particular to each area. For example, discovering a unique weaving technique or old object at a crime scene can provide important details about the criminal's upbringing or place of origin. Moreover, knowing how fabrics are used differently across different regions can help identify the origins of materials used in illicit operations like counterfeiting and smuggling to sum up, this research offers insightful information on Maharashtra's textile history and how it relates to crime analysis and investigation. This improves law enforcement's capacity and fosters a greater awareness of the state's cultural variety.

Искусственный интеллект в контексте субстанциональных и социальных ценностей

The article attempts to establish the correlation between artificial intelligence (AI), which has firmly entered the life of modern man, and the basic values of culture - substantive and social. The work examines values such as collectivism, individualism, family values, identity preservation, security, future, hedonism, and their realization in a modern world based on the use of AI. It is emphasized that AI either does not have a significant impact on these values, or helps people to achieve them and creates conditions for the culture to comply with the substantive axiological parameters. The only value that is really threatened under the influence of AI is security. It is concluded that the negative impact of AI on other substantial and social values cannot currently be considered proven: AI only reflects transformations of the value system that occur under the influence of various factors.

Региональная идентичность как предмет социально-гуманитарных междисциплинарных исследований

The article presents an analysis of socio-humanitarian concepts dedicated to the notion of “identity”, particularly its regional identity. The author defines that currently, interdisciplinarity and a pluralistic methodological approach (methodological flexibility) determine the increased interest of representatives of social-humanitarian knowledge in the theory of identity. The article also analyzes the inherent potential of the phenomenon of identity in historical research. Based on representative source material, the author demonstrates the fruitful scientific potential of the constructivist theory, which allowed him to present a wide range of scientific studies of identity. The emphasis is placed on the fact that the strive for preservation and promotion of regional identities is a topical issue in modern society. It is noted that the state can contribute to the development of regional identity, support the creation of cultural centers, organization of festivals, exhibitions, and other events that contribute to the popularization and attraction of attention to the unique characteristics of each region, in other words, implement an identity politics.

Heritage and the challenge of Jordanian national identity in Nayef Abu Obeid’s poetry

ABSTRACT This article aims to explore the influence of heritage on Jordanian national identities, a topic that has received limited attention in research. Specifically, it examines the poetry of Nayef Abu Obeid to investigate how his work addresses the challenges of upholding heritage in the modern era. Furthermore, it assesses how his poetry contributes to the preservation and portrayal of Jordanian culture and identity. By delving into these aspects, this article offers valuable insights into the intricate connections between heritage, national identity, and the current global landscape. Such insights are crucial for advancing the promotion of Jordanian cultural heritage and fostering nation-building efforts.

Two-Pass Weed Management Programs for Identity-Preserved Soybean

Weed management is a challenge in Identity-Preserved (IP) soybean in Ontario, Canada. Six experiments were established in southwestern Ontario, Canada during 2021 and 2022 to evaluate weed control and soybean yield with preemergence (PRE), early postemergence (EPOST), and PRE followed by (fb) late POST (LPOST) herbicide programs. At 8 weeks after LPOST herbicide applications, S-metolachlor/metribuzin, pyroxasulfone/sulfentrazone, and flumioxazin/metribuzin/imazethapyr applied PRE provided 7, 49, and 99% control of velvetleaf; 65, 98, and 100% control of green pigweed; 7, 8, and 82% control of common ragweed; 25, 68, and 98% control of common lambsquarters; 91, 77, and 89% control of barnyardgrass; and 62, 68, and 93% control of green foxtail, respectively. Imazethapyr + bentazon applied EPOST provided 91% control of velvetleaf; 91% control of green pigweed; 78% control of common ragweed; 95% control of common lambsquarters; 76% control of barnyardgrass; and 79% control of green foxtail. S-metolachlor/metribuzin, pyroxasulfone/sulfentrazone, and flumioxazin/metribuzin/imazethapyr applied PRE fb bentazon + fomesafen + quizalofop applied LPOST provided 61, 86, and 100% control of velvetleaf; 97, 99, and 100% control of green pigweed; 94, 88, and 99% control of common ragweed; 96, 98, and 100% control of common lambsquarters; 97, 95, and 97% control of barnyardgrass; and 97, 96, and 99% control of green foxtail, respectively. There was minimal and transient soybean injury (6% or less) with all PRE or EPOST herbicide treatments, however, S-metolachlor/metribuzin, pyroxasulfone/sulfentrazone, or flumioxazin/metribuzin/imazethapyr applied PRE fb bentazon + fomesafen + quizalofop LPOST caused up to 22% injury in soybean. Weed interference reduced soybean yield 40%. Weed interference with S-metolachlor/metribuzin and pyroxasulfone/sulfentrazone applied PRE reduced soybean yield 25 and 31%, respectively. Reduced weed interference with flumioxazin/metribuzin/imazethapyr applied PRE, imazethapyr + bentazon applied EPOST, and the two-pass programs of a PRE fb LPOST herbicide resulted in soybean yield that was similar to the weed-free control. This study concludes that there are many effective weed management programs in IP soybean; however, the two-pass weed control programs are recommended since they provide good to excellent weed control, minimize soybean yield loss from weed interference, and ensure the use of multiple herbicide modes of action which reduces the selection intensity for the evolution of herbicide-resistant weeds.

Preservation and Development of Russian Language: challenges and prospects for development

The paper is based on an analysis of media and is devoted to the problem of preserving the purity of the Russian language in connection with the preservation of identity and the cultivation of patriotism. The authors identify the connection between the formation and development of language as a factor in the consolidation of the country’s multinational population with cultural and political processes, educational and cultural policies, as well as processes of ensuring internal and external security. The authors draw attention to the low efficiency of mechanisms and tools for implementing state language policy, and formulate proposals for the preservation and development of the Russian language as a factor. The used methods include participant and non-participant observation, document analysis and content analysis. The publication is of interest to cultural, political scientists and to all readers involved into Russian language, history and culture.