Intellectual Aspects Research Articles

Money-prospects of Cryptocurrencies - A Bibliometric Review

The status of the money-prospects of cryptocurrencies in both conventional and Shari’ah based literature remains hotly debated and largely indecisive. We apply/used the bibliometric approach to review the literature on/regarding the money-prospects of cryptocurrencies. We selected 264 articles published during the years 2011-2021 from Web of Science (WoS) through systematic screening to explore their influential and intellectual aspects. Bibliometric citation analysis was conducted to present/identify influential research categories, leading authors, top articles, prominent countries, and major journals within the sample. We also highlighted the trend of annual scientific production to show sustained growth in the area under research. Furthermore, keyword analysis and bibliometric coupling analysis were applied/carried out to generate networks to highlight the intellectual aspects of the money-prospects of cryptocurrencies. We used the networks of emerging themes and main clusters to conduct content analysis further. We included and reviewed studies which discussed the money-prospects of cryptocurrencies in the light of Shari’ah precepts in relevant clusters. We also identified potential future research areas (cluster-wise). Theis study helps the researchers to understand the evolution, dimensions, and emerging themes regarding the money-prospects of cryptocurrencies.

Money-Prospects of Cryptocurrencies- A Bibliometric Review

The status of money-prospects of cryptocurrencies in conventional and shari’ah literature remains hotly debated and largely indecisive. We apply the bibliometric approach to review the literature on the money-prospects of cryptocurrencies. We select 264 articles published during 2011-2021 through systematic screening from WoS to explore the influential and intellectual aspects of literature. Bibliometric citation analysis is conducted to present influential research categories, leading authors, top articles, prominent countries, and major journals within sample selection. We also highlight a trend of annual scientific production to show sustained growth in the topic. Further, keyword analysis and bibliometric coupling analysis are applied to generate networks to highlight intellectual aspects of money-prospects of cryptocurrencies. We use networks of emerging themes and main clusters to conduct content analysis further. We include and review studies which discuss money-prospects of cryptocurrencies in light of shari’ah precepts in relevant cluster. We also identify cluster-wise potential future research areas. The study extend help to researchers in understanding evolution, dimensions, and emerging themes regarding money-prospects of cryptocurrencies.

Using lived experience stories and anecdotes to enhance mental health nurse education

Over the past few years, there has been a move towards incorporating ‘lived experience’ stories and anecdotes in the education of mental health nurses. This typically involves a service user sharing their experiences of their mental health condition, the care they have received and the effects this had on them. In this article, the authors propose that the use of lived experience stories about, and delivered by, nurse educators and healthcare professionals themselves can also be an important component of nurse education. Often nurse educators tend to use such stories and anecdotes in response to students’ requests for clarification or examples, but the authors suggest that there should be a shift towards using them as a foundation for their teaching sessions. This approach could support students to engage with the emotional, ethical and spiritual aspects of the issues being discussed, rather than focusing solely on the intellectual aspects.

A reply to: Chorzów Factory – intellectual property and the continuity of international law in investor-state dispute settlement

The case involving the nitrate factory at Chorzów, Upper Silesia has been the subject of much academic commentary. Last year the intellectual property aspects of the case were explored in this journal. In this reply, I express doubts about whether the case involved the expropriation of intellectual property rights (IPRs) for two reasons. First, there are grounds to question the existence of IPRs. Second, even if there were IPRs, the Permanent Court of International Justice does not appear to have found that IPRs were taken. Instead, the case serves as a reminder of the importance of identifying the legal status of an IPR in the relevant territory when seeking to protect it under international law. * My thanks to Martyna Mielniczuk-Skibicka and Kacper Górniak. All errors are my own.

The Impact of Strategic Planning on Improving Job Satisfaction: A Case Study of University of Misan

The paper aims to highlight the importance of strategic planning and job satisfaction and highlight the intellectual and cognitive aspects of the study variables, strategic planning, and job satisfaction, which increases their philosophical clarity and concepts. It also aims to reveal the impact of strategic planning on improving job satisfaction at The University of Misan. The results indicate no statistically significant difference between the views of the members of the research sample on the impact of strategic planning on improving job satisfaction due to the following personal characteristics; sex, age, academic achievement, and years of experience. Furthermore, the findings indicate no statistically significant differences between the views of the research sample members on the impact of strategic planning on improving job satisfaction depending on the gender of the respondent. The findings also reveal that depending on the respondent's age; there is no statistically significant impact of strategic planning on improving job satisfaction. Moreover, the study finds no statistically significant effect of strategic planning on enhancing job satisfaction depending on the respondent's academic achievement. Furthermore, there are also no statistically significant differences between the views of the members of the research sample on the impact of strategic planning on improving job satisfaction depending on the number of years of respondent experience. Therefore, this study Emphasizes the role of strategic planning in enhancing job satisfaction. Therefore, the results of this study can be used to conceptualize how to improve the level of job satisfaction of staff at the University of Misan, which contributes to enhancing the university's performance.

Relationship between emotional intelligence and stress among university going students of Kashmir

Emotional Intelligence (EI) is about intelligent use of our emotions. This requires being aware of our feelings and the feelings of others in order to manage our behaviour and relationships effectively. An emotionally intelligent person is the one who can identify, label and manage his emotions thereby exhibiting appropriate behaviour. He learns to live with his emotions as well as release them properly. Historically speaking, the term emotional intelligence was introduced in 1990 by two American university professors Dr. John Mayer and Dr. Peter Salovey in their attempt to develop a scientific measure for knowing the differences between people’s ability in the areas of emotions. However the credit for popularizing the concept of emotional intelligence goes to another American psychologist Daniel Goleman through his book Emotional intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ, published in 1995. The book begins with the insight that people who have high IQ can nevertheless fail – at school, at work, and in relationships. Goleman’s idea is that success in life depends just as much on abilities like self-awareness, self-control, and empathy, which are rooted in the “emotional brain”. The major thesis of his book can be summarized by stating that we need a new vision of the study of human intelligence beyond the cognitive and intellectual aspects, a vision that would highlight the importance of the use and management of the social emotional world to understand the course of people’s lifetimes. Emotional intelligence in aspiring teachers could be just as important a skill as academic knowledge and knowledge about the methodology. Singh (2006, p.138) claimed that the teaching profession requires emotional competencies such as rapport, harmony and comfort while dealing with groups. A teacher with high IQ may not necessarily be high in these emotional competencies. Teachers with high EQ seem to exhibit open and free expression of ideas that lead them to creativity and mutual respect. The fact that teaching is a stressful job is well documented. Each phase of the teaching career brings its own level of stress. Student-teachers do not have the benefit of years of experience to help them deal with day-to-day classroom issues. Thus, they are likely to face achievement stress while dealing with various situations.

Scientific and Intellectual Aspects of Urdu Ghazal in the State of Jammu and Kashmir: A Historical Analysis of the Poetry of "Bashir Sarafi"

Scientific and Intellectual Aspects of Urdu Ghazal in the State of Jammu and Kashmir: A Historical Analysis of the Poetry of "Bashir Sarafi"

Energia eólica e cadeia de suprimentos: uma pesquisa bibliométrica

In the last few decades, there has been much discussion on the relationship between energy production by means of fossil fuels and climate change, which has led to a substantial increase in research on new forms of energy production using renewable sources. Among these sources, wind energy is pointed out as one of the most prosperous, since it has been showing expressive growth, economy and guarantee of continuous supply. This article introduces a robust bibliometric research that generates important and useful information for researchers, who have the ability to analyze the evolution of conceptual, social and intellectual aspects of the research field of supply chain and wind power. In order to know these aspects, the core objective of this research was to analyze the evolution of studies related to supply chain and wind power by employing bibliometric analysis so that future study referrals can be observed. The results proved that the studies on wind power and supply chain have been consolidated since 2009, being maintained in a continuous way until the current period. It was also certified, through the analysis by keywords and qualitative evaluation of the publications, contemplating the specific proposed objectives, showing the characteristics of the publications, the most cited authors and articles, as well as the countries involved in the theme, providing directions for future research.

The woman reader in Rebecca Mead’s My life in Middlemarch

ABSTRACT Before the entry of feminist scholars into the field, literary theory either had no interest in the woman reader or used her to represent the type of reading that favours identification, escape and pleasure over engagement with the aesthetic and formal aspects of a text. According to feminist cultural and literary theorists such as Charlotte Brunsdon and Rita Felski, the woman reader has typically been defined as passive and uncreative, her interests as trivial and sentimental, her reading as consequently apolitical. Feminist literary theory and feminist cultural studies have long challenged the sharp divide between feminist and ‘ordinary’ women readers, academic and non-academic readers, creative and uncreative readers, pointing out that they are more alike than we are led to believe because they share certain affective and cognitive attributes. This artificial dichotomy is also called into question by popular memoirs on books and reading, which showcase the creativity of non-academic reading. One example is the 2014 book My Life in Middlemarch, journalist Rebecca Mead’s account of her lifelong relationship with George Eliot’s novel. Mead’s book, which combines literary criticism, biography and memoir, highlights the impact literature can have on its readers. I read Mead’s book as an example of Rita Felski’s theoretical concept of a ‘positive aesthetics’, a framework for reading texts that blends criticism and analysis with attachment and love. Using Felski’s categories of textual engagement, such as recognition, enchantment and knowledge, I argue that Mead’s project, by giving equal weight to emotional and intellectual aspects of reading, represents an important step in bridging the divide between academic and non-academic readers.

The Influence of Quran o Sunnah on Iqbal’s thought: A critical review

The focus of Iqbal's thought is on the Qur'an and Hadith which has played a prominent role in the formation of Islamic society. This article reveals a how Surah Al-Noor has been reflected in Iqbal’s poetry and validated the proposition that Iqbal takes a huge influence from Quran and its teachings. The intellectual and technical aspects of Iqbal's poetry may be ciphered better through the Qur'an

The Impression of Training Entertainment on the Social Expansion of Kindergarten Kids

Undoubtedly the most critical dimension of an individual’s personality in terms of society is the social dimension of personality. Social behaviour forms the basis of every person’s life. Man is a social being and needs to communicate with others. Many humans' significant needs and flourishing of their talents and abilities can only be entirely fined through interpersonal interaction and social communication—the necessity of social life psychological preparation, social skills, self-confidence and power of the social adjustment. Human growth and development in childhood in terms of social development emotional, cognitive and physical development has characteristics that can make the child vulnerable to mental health. Social development is the most critical aspect of every person’s existence. It is assumed that children can’t do without social development and having the necessary skills to perform their duties in social interaction with others. Social growth promotes intellectual growth and other aspects of one’s development. In the process, people learn skills, knowledge and adaptation techniques and the possibility of reciprocal relations in continuous interaction their considers social development in the form of the child’s mutual adaptation to the social environment and about peers and it is a process that enables the child to understand and predict the behaviour of others, to control their behaviour and regulate their social interactions.

Kalām in the crossfire: A historical survey of the legitimacy of the study of theology within the Sunni school of Islam

The aim of this article is to briefly introduce and to examine the views of the founders of the four Sunni schools of Islamic jurisprudence (namely, Abū Hanīfa Nuʻmān ibn Thābit, Mālik ibn Anas, Muhammad ibn Idrīs al-Shāfʻī, and Ahmad ibn Hanbal) and that of their renowned students and followers, regarding the legitimacy of engaging in the study of Islamic doctrinal beliefs or Kalām. Different, and often conflicting, views have been postulated on this matter. Some Sunni thinkers have condemned the pursuit of theology as an act of heresy and denounced its practitioners as apostates. Other Sunni thinkers have extolled this discipline as the noblest of sciences whose learning and teaching are, at least under certain circumstances, incumbent. This fundamental dispute regarding the legitimacy of the discipline of theology has resulted in a rather contentious and opaque scholarly environment. In addition to the inherent importance of the discipline of theology as such, the significance of this dispute is compounded by the impact that the attitude one adopts toward this discipline can have on the development of the intellectual and rational aspects of Islam. A negative attitude toward theology, for example, can hamper the application of rational elements to Islamic doctrine. Our focus in this article is on analysing the views of the leading thinkers and jurists of the Sunni school and investigating the most authoritative sources of doctrinal tradition within this major denomination of Islam. Our study leads us to conclude that the disapproving views of the preeminent Sunni figures should be construed, not as a denunciation of the discipline of theology per se, but as a refutation of certain theological principles and persuasions that are viewed as incompatible with orthodox Islamic faith. In addition to and preceding that conclusion, this article provides a survey of the literature concerning the views of Muslim scholars on the legitimacy of Kalām. After categorising these views into the two opposite camps of Kalam’s legitimacy and illegitimacy, the article then proceeds to evaluate and critically analyse them, and to resolve some of their initial incompatibilities.Contribution: The article sheds new light on the historical development of the discipline of theology within the Sunni schools of Islam. This is a little-studied and often overlooked subject that can help in attaining a better understanding of how this critical field within religious studies has emerged into its present form.

The role of experience and trustworthiness on perception sustainable touristic destinations

The main objective of this research is to analyze the influence of tourist experiences on the perception of the sustainability and trustworthiness of a destination. A questionnaire-based survey was conducted through Qualtrics to collect responses from a sample of 450 subjects with recent tourist experiences. The proposed model was assessed by PLS-SEM analysis. All the relationships were supported, demonstrating that perceiving a greater experience in the sensory, affective, behavioral, and intellectual aspects, as a whole, influences the economic, cultural, and sustainable aspects of a sustainable tourist destination, and these different aspects of sustainability have a direct effect on tourist destination trustworthiness. Thus, this research allows an understanding of the way in which tourist destinations should focus their policies and strategies to achieve a better experience for tourists and thus be perceived as a sustainable tourist destination and, as a consequence, trustworthy.

Determining the impact of experiential marketing on consumer satisfaction: A case of India’s luxury cosmetic industry

The growth of consumerism in the luxury cosmetic industry in India is backed by the ability and willingness of the consumers to spend money, internet penetration, awareness, and consciousness of luxury cosmetics from exposure to beauty brands. Among other methods of marketing, the adoption of experiential marketing is gaining ground. It is specifically relevant in the cosmetic industry as it creates behavioral experience, brand experience, and brand engagement for appealing to the affective, sensory, and intellectual aspects of the consumers. The study examines the impact of experiential marketing on consumer satisfaction while identifying its importance in the industry. With the help of a close-ended questionnaire, a survey was conducted to examine the perception of 820 consumers of luxury cosmetics in India. SEM analysis was conducted to examine the impact of experiential marketing on consumer satisfaction using SPSS AMOS software. Herein, experiential marketing is represented by five components i.e. relate, feel, think, act, and sense while customer satisfaction by three components i.e. overall service quality, individual experience, and service quality, and perceived expectation-actual performance. The findings of the study revealed the presence of a positive impact.

Эффективность обучения иностранному языку в вузе: компоненты эмоционального и интеллектуального

The article considers the following issues: factors, components and criteria of higher school language education efficiency. The paper justifies the thesis that under the conditions of globalization and digitalization of higher school academic environment, both quantitative and qualitative aspects of language education efficiency should be taken into account. Scientific originality of the study lies in the fact that the authors determine structural and meaningful components of language education efficiency taking into account emotional and intellectual aspects. The research findings are as follows: the authors determine language education efficiency structure, clear understanding of which helps to ensure objectivity of knowledge assessment and to improve quality of students’ linguistic training.

Wholeness as a developmental goal

ABSTRACT Human activity involves interconnections among civic, social, emotional, ethical, spiritual, and intellectual aspects. Recent advocacy for “whole person” education suggests that educators should attend to these multiple dimensions, but it does not provide an account of integration, of what “wholeness” means. We argue that those who facilitate development should encourage mutually reinforcing interconnections among various aspects of the individual, as well as interconnections among individual dispositions and social practices. Wholeness involves a jointly individual/social process of orchestrating others’ voices so as to develop normative stances in changing contexts that demand ongoing adjustment.

Urban and intellectual aspects during the reign of Sultan Abi Amr Othman (d. 839-893 AH)

Urban and intellectual aspects during the reign of Sultan Abi Amr Othman (d. 839-893 AH)

Creating contemporary design and plastic formulation for Weaving jewelry to keep pace with the labor market

In light of the state’s system of interest in small and micro industries, and interest in the creative and intellectual aspects of young people to achieve growth and development of society, and to improve the quality of the product, given that quality is the only way to compete . Hence, the basic research idea came to benefit from compositions, and to exit from the framework of stereotyping into a thought linking science and art, between the craft of the past and the economy of the future with a new creative vision, in which the craft of hand weaving in the twenty-first century came about with a new design and plastic vision for weaving ornaments in micro industries Able to compete in the local market to keep pace with the labor market, keep pace with fashion lines and the technology of the times, and confront the importer under the influences of globalization . Where the researcher conducted a self-experiment with the implementation of twelve complementary textile jewelery, as an area of study and experimentation to raise the technical and technical level in design and implementation, using local materials available in the Egyptian market, to benefit from them in planning to establish a model for a small project in light of the quality standards, that meets the requirements of the market Work at the present time, and contributes to the completion of the production system in the manufacture of weaving jewelry without the need to import from abroad, especially because they are financially inexpensive industries, but they need trained manpower, and choose contemporary designs to keep pace with all consumers' tastes, until they become a source of livelihood to invade them Markets . - Among the results of the research: Although all practical experiments of the necklace were carried out with a tissue composition of 1/1, it was distinguished by the diversity in the external form from complement to complement to another, in terms of the distribution of geometric shapes, and the diversity in the types and colors of the threads used and the auxiliary materials, which gave it A type of uniqueness in the form of jewelry, which distinguishes it from its counterparts made of metals or plastics . - Among the recommendations of the research is the need for the state to raise the level of skills of young craftsmen and young graduates, by providing training programs for them, and raising awareness of the importance of their projects as a pillar for the advancement of industry and the reduction of unemployment.

Bulgaria and Hungary in the First World War: A View from the 21st Century

Bulgaria and Hungary in the First World War: A View from the 21st Century

Model and Activity Development in Adult Health Promotion Foundation, the Adult Health Learning Center, Wat Santiwiwek Takian Sub – District, Kabcherng District, Surin Province

The objectives of this research were: 1) to study the requirements and taking care of adult health in the adult health, learning center of Wat Santiwiwek, Takian sub-district, Kabcherng district, Surin Province; 2) to develop models and activities in the adult health promotion foundation; and 3) to analyze the means in the adult health promotion foundation in the adult health learning center of Wat Santiwiwek, Takian sub-district, Kabcherng district, Surin Province. This work is qualitative research. Document studying, in-depth interviews, and a focus group with 20 key persons were used. The Data was analyzed by content analysis and analytic induction. Results indicated that 1) The needs and health care of the elderly health learning center of Wat Santiwiwek, Takian sub-district, Kabcherng district, Surin province had found that the elderly need to be healthy and free from diseases. They should have a healthy diet and need to have recreational activities. 2) the development of model and activity in the adult health promotion foundation had found that there are three forms and activities for enhancing the well-being of the elderly: (1) physical well-being, (2) mental and intellectual well-being, and (3) social well-being. 3) Guidelines for enhancing well-being had found that: - 1) physical aspects include encouraging the elderly to understand the health, 2) psychological and intellectual aspects, including encouraging the elderly to participate in activities with others, and 3) social aspects, i.e., encourage activities with their families. The community should encourage the elderly to attend merit-making temples for achieving peace of mind.