Inheritance Strategies Research Articles

The Communication Dilemma of Guqin Art Within the Context of New Media

It is difficult to avoid the impact that digital technology has had on the media. Maintaining the original form of traditional art and music within the changing media environment is vital for Chinese traditional art and music communication, especially there is a lack of Chinese traditional art and music inheritors at the same time. This paper takes the Guqin instrument as an example, adopting the space perspective of cultural geography to study its contemporary communication. The article applies media ecology theories to illustrate how modern media techniques change the Guqin stem, dispel the tradition of this art, and bring the new development opportunity to Guqin. The paper also references the point made by György Márkus about modernity and tries to explore the cultural reason for the existence of traditional art in modern times. Finally, the author points out that the key to communicating traditional art is to understand multiple dimensions of modernity and find the communication logic and cultural background behind these media phenomena. It is essential to clarify Guqin art changes during the modern period and, based on these, to adopt different communication and inheritance strategy and techniques. That’s how to inherit better and develop this old but precious art treasure.

Profit and Patrimony: Property, Markets, and Public Debt in Late Medieval Genoa

Scholars have long linked medieval and early modern public debts to the rise of capitalism. This article considers one prominent case study in the development of permanent public debt: late medieval Genoa. Previous scholarship has focused on financial speculation and markets for shares as central to how public debts functioned. However, by considering complementary types of sources, this article demonstrates that inheritance strategies and patrimonial considerations operated in dialogue with markets in the development of urban public debts, both in Genoa and elsewhere in Europe.

Research on Application of Digital Technology in Anhui Intangible Cultural Heritage Popularization Design-Take the manufacture technology of Huangshan Maofeng tea as an example

Taking the manufacture technology of Huangshan Maofeng intangible cultural heritage in Anhui as a study case, this paper discussed the application of digital technology in expressing intangible cultural heritage science popularization, and proposed protection and inheritance strategies of intangible cultural heritage in Anhui based on information visualization and science popularization. By constructing digital communication model of intangible cultural heritage, it popularized knowledge of intangible cultural and the production process, making the intangible cultural heritage closer to ordinary people’s life, and offering a new protection and communication approach for intangible culture heritage, which applies to the development in this time.

On the historical context and the inheritance strategy of the water transport city in Guigang

As the most extensive port in Guangxi's inland economic hinterland, waterway transportation is an important driving force for the development of Guigang's cities. On the basis of tracing the development history of Guigang water transport city, this paper summarizes and analyzes the historical characteristics of water transport development and the spatial evolution of Guigang city, and proposes the planning strategy of Guigang's water transport city historical context, in order to improve the competitiveness of Guigang city and promote the development of Guigang city.

Some Thoughts on the Protection and Inheritance of Liangshan Yi Traditional Architectural Culture —Taking New Village Construction as an Example

As the country’s largest settlement of Yi, Liangshan has achieved certain achievements in the construction of new countryside (Xu Hang, 2018) [1]. This article first briefly analyzes the significance of the protection and inheritance of traditional architectural culture, and the Yi folk house culture with Fire pond as the core. Then it analyzes the changes in the functional layout of traditional Yi people’s traditional houses in the construction of new rural areas, and the impact on the original lifestyle of Yi people under the tide of urbanization. Finally, it puts forward the problems facing Liangshan Yi architectural culture inheritance, and puts forward the protection and inheritance strategy of traditional Yi architectural culture in the construction of new villages.

Adaptive Information Granulation in Fitness Estimation for Evolutionary Optimization

Evolutionary algorithms ordinarily need to conduct lots of fitness evaluations, requiring big computational overhead particularly in complex optimization problems. This paper proposes an adaptive information granulation approach which inspired from on the granule computing, and then reduces the expensive original fitness evaluation by the aid of the fitness inheritance strategy based on the proposed adaptive information granulation approach. The proposed algorithm is compared with few fitness inheritance assisted evolutionary algorithm on both traditional benchmark problems with four different dimensions, the CEC 2013 functions and the CEC 2014 expensive optimization test problems with 30 dimensions. Experimental results show both high effectiveness and efficiency with better solutions than those compared algorithm within different finite budget of computation for different benchmark problems. Its advantages are further verified by a real-world light aircraft wing design problem.

Summary of the Present Situation of Inheritance of Qiang Dance in Pre-School Education

The Qiang Nationality has a long history and forms a dance form rich in lively rhythm, beats and heroic dance postures in the long process of its development. As a member of the Chinese traditional dance culture, and affected by Qiang Nationality's no written language, the Qiang dance can only be inherited by means of oral or mental instruction. Therefore, its inheritance has already been in crisis with the Qiang people's gradually going out of the national and geographical restrictions. At this time, teaching Qiang dance in the pre-school education can achieve the purpose of cultivating the traditional dance feelings of Qiang Nationality from the early childhood, thus making the children become inheritor and disseminator of Qiang culture. At the present stage, many scholars in our country have explored the inheritance of Qiang dance in pre-school education, and have reached certain research results. After clarifying the internal and external influencing factors of the Qiang dance and its inheritance, this paper summarizes the existing research results mainly from the two aspects including the problems of Qiang dance inheritance existing in the pre-school education and its application to the inheritance strategy.

The primacy of patrimony: kinship strategies of the political elite of Turin in the late Middle Ages (1340–1490)

ABSTRACTCombining family history and the analysis of political elites, this article explores the development of the urban elite of Turin (Piedmont) in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, through an analysis of the transformations in the kinships forming the ruling class, with particular regard to their structures and strategies for social and economic reproduction. The deep changes that affected this group and eventually led to its extinction and replacement by a new elite are addressed. It is argued that, alongside institutional rearrangements determined by the Dukes of Savoy, the inheritance strategies pursued by the kinships in order to preserve their economic and political role played a crucial part in their demise.

The Application Analysis of Traditional Handcraft Carving Based on Tick Rhinoceros Art in Jiangzhou

Through the analysis of the historical tracing and aesthetic attributes of tick rhinoceros art in Jiangzhou, this paper summarizes the current dilemma of its development and excavates the influence factors of Jiangzhou traditional culture to tick rhinoceros. The innovation of this article is to form the internal rules of the theory support system through the analysis of the success stories of the traditional culture of Japan from the view of global cultural environment and explores the application methods and cultural inheritance strategies of tick rhinoceros in the field of the environmental design in order to make some contribution and provide theoretical supports to the inheritance.

Circular antenna design by adaptive position inheritance artificial bee colony algorithm

Reliable communication is a key factor in the development of the fifth generation wireless communication systems. To achieve reliable communication, designing desirable antenna arrays is the basis so as to realize wireless data transmission. Artificial bee colony (ABC) algorithm has shown its powerfulness in engineering design problems, though the performance of ABC could be improved further through information exchange of existing solutions. This paper proposes an adaptive position inheritance strategy for ABC algorithm. It adaptively decides the number of positions to be inherited attached with the evolutionary process of the algorithm. Take circular antenna as design example. The proposed algorithm is tested against with method of exhaustion. Simulation results show the usefulness of the proposed algorithm. Moreover, the proposed algorithm is also compared with state of the art algorithm under ABC paradigm. It turns out that the proposed algorithm attains better design solution. Thus, the proposed algorithm is useful for providing good design solutions in reliable communication.

Proteomics analysis for asymmetric inheritance of preexisting proteins between mother and daughter cells in budding yeast.

In budding yeast, a mother cell can produce a finite number of daughter cells over its life. The accumulation of a variety of types of damaged components has an impact on the aging process. Asymmetrical inheritance during cell division causes these aberrant intracellular constituents to be retained in mother cells and prevents them from segregating to daughter cells. However, the understanding of asymmetrical inheritance of individual proteins that are damaged or old age, and their relevance to the aging process, has been limited. The aim of this study is to propose a proteomics strategy for asymmetrical inheritance of preexisting proteins between mother and daughter cells. During synchronous culture for one generation, newly synthesized proteins were labeled with stable isotope amino acids to discriminate preexisting proteins originally expressed in mother cells, followed by separation of mother and daughter cells using a conventional method based on biotin labeling. Isotope incorporation ratios for individual proteins were quantified using mass spectrometry. We successfully identified 21 proteins whose preexisting versions were asymmetrically inherited in mother cells, including plasma membrane transporter involved in the aging process and organelle-anchoring proteins related to the stress response to misfolded proteins. Thus, our approach would be useful for making catalog of asymmetrically inherited proteins.

フランス農村史研究における相続戦略論の意義と可能性 : 近年の研究の批判と新たな展望(批判と展望)

フランス農村史研究における相続戦略論の意義と可能性 : 近年の研究の批判と新たな展望(批判と展望)

The Inheritance of Malay Palace Dance in Malaysia and Yogyakarta Classical Dance in Indonesia

<p>The background of this study is the effort of solving the inheritance problem faced by Malaysia in the case of Malay Palace dance which is currently in decline. This study is done by using best practice from the The Development and Inheritance of Yogyakarta Classical Dance (TKGY) done by the Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat Palace and some formal and non-formal institutions in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. TKGY is chosen as it is viewed to have positive life in classical Palace dance and involve various actors and clear strategies. For three years, the researcher has done the research by observing the inheritance context (TKGY) to identify preservation phenomena done in Yogyakarta. This research is using a qualitative approach. The data are collected by doing in-depth interviews with some leaders of the main studios in Yogyakarta and Malay Palace dance choreographers in Malaysia. The result of the research shows that there are some similarities and differences between Malay palace dance in Malaysia and Yogyakarta classical dance. Some strategies have been used to describe how the Malaysian government adopts inheritance strategies (TKGY) used by actors in the inheritance discourse (TKGY).</p><p><strong>How to Cite:</strong> Saearani, M. F. T. B & Cahyono, A. (2016). The Inheritance of Malay Palace Dance in Malaysia and Yogyakarta Classical Dance in Indonesia . <em>Harmonia: Journal of Arts Research And Education</em>, 16(1), 75-86. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.15294/harmonia.v16i1.6145</p><p> </p>

Family and Empire: Pantaleão Ferreira and His Heirs in Sixteenth-Century Portugal

Emigration overseas offered new career possibilities for the sons of elite families in the city of Porto, Portugal, although girls increasingly entered convents. This work explores the case of Pantaleão Ferreira, a man of recent noble status, and how his life and the lives of his family members were affected by the availability of new territories provided by the Iberian Empires during the sixteenth century. The lives of the members of the Ferreira family are reconstructed in order to unveil their affections, inheritance strategies, and family relationships.

A branch-and-price approach for solving the train unit scheduling problem

We propose a branch-and-price approach for solving the integer multicommodity flow model for the network-level train unit scheduling problem (TUSP). Given a train operator’s fixed timetable and a fleet of train units of different types, the TUSP aims at determining an assignment plan such that each train trip in the timetable is appropriately covered by a single or coupled train units. The TUSP is challenging due to its complex nature. Our branch-and-price approach includes a branching system with multiple branching rules for satisfying real-world requirements that are difficult to realize by linear constraints, such as unit type coupling compatibility relations and locations banned for coupling/decoupling. The approach also benefits from an adaptive node selection method, a column inheritance strategy and a feature of estimated upper bounds with node reservation functions. The branch-and-price solver designed for TUSP is capable of handling instances of up to about 500 train trips. Computational experiments were conducted based on real-world problem instances from First ScotRail. The results are satisfied by rail practitioners and are generally competitive or better than the manual ones.

Inheritance Strategy for Endangered Oral Tradition in The Archipelago (Case Study In Inheritance of Kangkilo Oral Tradition)

One of the impact of technology is the emergence of life crisis that neglect the human values. Other sides, oral traditions such as kangkilo that maintain social and religious piety tends to be abandoned and endangered. This study is done to outline the inheritance strategies of kangkilo oral tradition. The study used comparative method.The results showed one of the best inheritance strategy for oral tradition like kangkilo in the future is: (1) based on kangkilo oral tradition inheritance strategy undertaken in the Sultanate of Buton; (2) adopt a formal education learning system in which there are concepts of planning, implementation, and measured evaluation; (3) inheritance can used some medias as a result of advances in the development of science and technology; and (4) improve individualized epistemology inheritance that only to certain derivatives to be open, and used vertically or horizontally approaches inheritance.

The Meaning of Tulembang and Tupakbiring Mantras in the Life of Makassar Ethnic

The mantra was the oldest form of literature in Indonesia as an aspect of old culture which still survives and was used by traditional communities until now. Makassar traditional societies use mantra according to their needs. Mantra for planting rice or mantra for cultivation is called Tulembang, while mantra for fishing was called Tupakbiring. The mantra was in the form of expressions or words and could bring magic power. The power aims to provide strength for human in performing various activities. The forms could be praises for something to be considered as sacred such as gods, spirits, animals, or God usually uttered by sanro (shaman) and pinati (diviner).The meaning of mantra text contains recognition, hope, the sanctity of self and heart, serenity, and inner satisfaction. The inheritance strategies were vertical and horizontal.

“En el mundo que hemos perdido”: padres ancianos e hijos en la Galicia occidental en el siglo XVIII

La población de 60 y más años de la comarca de Cotobade (Pontevedra-España) sumaba a mediados del siglo XVIII una elevada proporción y tenía un activo protagonismo familiar y comunitario. Por tal razón, mediante la consulta y entrecruzamiento de fuentes documentales dispares y complementarias (censos de población, catastros fiscales, archivos parroquiales, escrituras notariales) se analiza el peso demográfico de la población vieja y su papel familiar y social; asimismo, el tamaño, la composición y estructura de los grupos domésticos bajo su jefatura, prestando especial atención a la convivencia entre padres e hijos como mecanismo fundamental en la reproducción del grupo doméstico y de la explotación campesina, pero también en las estrategias de herencia y, finalmente, en la asistencia familiar en la vejez.http://dx.doi.org/10.15304/ohm.24.2739

Solution inheritance of CoC 2 O 4 ·2H 2 O rods to nanoparticle-assembled Co 3 O 4 rods

Abstract An inheritance strategy for fabricating nanoparticle-assembled Co 3 O 4 rods was reported with CoC 2 O 4 ·2H 2 O rods as self-template in aqueous solution. The substitution–oxidation process (CoC 2 O 4 ·2H 2 O → Co(OH) 2 → Co 3 O 4 ) was investigated by X-ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FT–IR). The amount of NaOH, crystal characters of Co(OH) 2 intermediates and growth time of Co 3 O 4 play important roles on the formation of the nanoparticle-assembled Co 3 O 4 rods. Trace residual CoC 2 O 4 ·2H 2 O is necessary for keeping Co 3 O 4 nanoparticles in rod-shaped assembly. Comparing with the Co 3 O 4 rods obtained by calcining CoC 2 O 4 ·2H 2 O rods at high temperature, the solution synthesized nanoparticle-assembled Co 3 O 4 rods performed higher activities on photocatalytic degradation of rhodamine B (RhB) and catalytic decomposition of ammonium perchlorate (AP).

The Briouze family in the thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries: inheritance strategies, lordship and identity

This article places the history of Swansea and the lordship of Gower within their broader aristocratic context in the thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries, namely the history of the Briouze family. The lordship of Gower was the most important possession of the senior branch of the Briouze dynasty, but the family's other important landed interests included the barony of Bramber (Sussex) and the manors of Tetbury (Gloucs.) and Buckingham. Within their far-flung interests the Briouze dynasty faced both internal and external pressures: these included the need to provide for younger sons and to reward followers, as well as the challenges from neighbours (both Welsh and English), dependants and the Crown. Their response to these pressures can be seen in a selection of charters issued by or for William V de Briouze (d. 1291) and his son William VI, the last Briouze lord of Gower, which are analysed here and published in an appendix. Together these provide a strong impression of the landed and political concerns of the Briouzes at the turn of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. The article concludes by considering the identity and family memory that these conditions nurtured within this leading Marcher family.