Interpretation Of Theory Research Articles

Новый социальный класс: цифровой потребитель

The article is devoted to the study of the role that digitalization plays in consumer behavior, allowing us to see how people's digital behavior spreads from a purely personal area to various sociocultural areas. A new consumer culture is emerging that requires new methods of social and economic management. We are witnessing the emergence of a new social class in Russian society: the digital consumer Modern digitalization of social processes involves the construction of a new interactive social system with feedback, when each person has the opportunity to choose the pace and program of his development in accordance with the availability of free time and the initial personal level. To understand the new interactive social system, it is necessary to take into account the features of the modern period of the social structure, its sociocultural context, which reflects the behavior of people in the digital environment. The modern situation is characterized by features generated by digital influence, which require their interpretation in theory, understanding, development and customization of new tools for managing digital processes, in which the consumer becomes the socio-economic driver of development.

The Interpretation and Enlightenment of Wang Chuanshan's Partyaksa Theory on the Time and Space Expression of Contemporary Calligraphy

As the epitome of Chinese classical aesthetics, Wang Chuanshan's "present quantity theory" brings aesthetic experience based on the whole of time and space to the field of poetics in the form of materialistic reflection theory. As far as Chinese traditional art is concerned, poetry and calligraphy have the aesthetic characteristics of literariness and integration of time and space; As far as the current calligraphists are concerned, due to the transformation of their living conditions, they have lost the natural time and space of their writing experience, and thus have been separated from the innate character of calligraphy. The article expects to make a new interpretation and inspiration for the aesthetic psychology of contemporary calligraphy in time and space with Partyaksa, so as to restore the independence and freedom of contemporary calligraphy art.

Hume on Time and Steadfast Unchanging Objects

AbstractIn this paper we consider a puzzle concerning Hume's account of time and what he calls “steadfast unchanging objects”—that is, unchanging objects coexisting with temporal successions. On the one hand, Hume maintains that steadfast unchanging objects are temporally indivisible. On the other, he allows that such unchanging objects are capable of undergoing a determinate number of alterations in a given length of time, which seems to imply that they are at least potentially temporally divisible. After arguing that Donald Baxter's influential interpretation of Hume's theory of time cannot resolve this tension, we propose that Hume offers a skeptical resolution of the difficulty.

Structures, Objects, and Reality. Part 2

This paper continues the analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of ontic structural realism, which begun in the first part of the paper. Non-eliminative versions of this approach are considered, which try to find a compromise between the ontology of structures and the ontology of objects. It is shown that the semirealism of A. Chakravartti and the constructive structural realism of T. Cao have a number of limitations caused by the authors’ desire to strictly distinguish between the nature of the existence of objects and structures. Then the version of the relationship between structures and entities is presented. Firstly, two concepts are divided according to their content: “object” and “entity”. Second, to solve the problem of causality, I suggest that the nature of entities and structures lie in their ability to act. It is this ability that I propose to use instead of the popular concepts of “causal powers”, “causal properties” or “dispositions”. Third, instead of a rigid alternative to ontological primitives – either essence, or causal relations, or structures – the concept of ontological pluralism and inherited existence is proposed. There each entity is represented as a derivative of another structure and, in turn, creates other entities and structures. Thus, both structures and entities at each level of the complexity hierarchy partially inherit the ability to act and a certain degree of existence from the structures and entities of the previous levels. Finally, I am trying to clarify the modal aspects of the ontic structural realism. Following the popular interpretations of quantum theory, the ability to act, and hence the existence of structures and entities, are considered separately in two worlds – potential and actual ones. The potential world is associated with a set of possible objects and structures of quantum theory, and the actual world is associated with a set of real (observable) objects and structures of classical physical theories. The transition from the potential to the actual world is proposed to be considered as a primitive metaphysical event. The proposed concept partially overcomes the objections to ontic structural realism, thereby strengthening its position in the discussion about the reality of quantum objects.

The structuralist interpretation of number theory: An appraisal

The structuralist interpretation of number theory: An appraisal

Contemporary Cognitive Psychology: What Theories Do

This paper continues the analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of ontic structural realism, which begun in the first part of the paper. Non-eliminative versions of this approach are considered, which try to find a compromise between the ontology of structures and the ontology of objects. It is shown that the semirealism of A. Chakravartti and the constructive structural realism of T. Cao have a number of limitations caused by the authors’ desire to strictly distinguish between the nature of the existence of objects and structures. Then the version of the relationship between structures and entities is presented. Firstly, two concepts are divided according to their content: “object” and “entity”. Second, to solve the problem of causality, I suggest that the nature of entities and structures lie in their ability to act. It is this ability that I propose to use instead of the popular concepts of “causal powers”, “causal properties” or “dispositions”. Third, instead of a rigid alternative to ontological primitives – either essence, or causal relations, or structures – the concept of ontological pluralism and inherited existence is proposed. There each entity is represented as a derivative of another structure and, in turn, creates other entities and structures. Thus, both structures and entities at each level of the complexity hierarchy partially inherit the ability to act and a certain degree of existence from the structures and entities of the previous levels. Finally, I am trying to clarify the modal aspects of the ontic structural realism. Following the popular interpretations of quantum theory, the ability to act, and hence the existence of structures and entities, are considered separately in two worlds – potential and actual ones. The potential world is associated with a set of possible objects and structures of quantum theory, and the actual world is associated with a set of real (observable) objects and structures of classical physical theories. The transition from the potential to the actual world is proposed to be considered as a primitive metaphysical event. The proposed concept partially overcomes the objections to ontic structural realism, thereby strengthening its position in the discussion about the reality of quantum objects.

ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИЕ ТЕОРИИ: ПРОТИВОРЕЧИЯ ИНТЕРПРЕТАЦИИ

The interpretation of economic theories varies along several dimensions. First, theories can describe reality, illustrate a recommended state of affairs, or analyze the logical consistency of a possible world. Second, theories can be used for prediction or for explanation. Third, theories can relate to reality in a rule-based or case-based manner. Fourth, theories can be statements about economic reality or about the act of economic reasoning itself. Fifth, theories can offer predictions or merely critique reasoning. We argue that theories are often open to multiple interpretations which can shift depending on the context, the surrounding economic literature, and the argument made by the interpreter.

The Pragmatics of Romanticism. Edmund Burke as Art Theorist

The article is devoted to the pragmatic aspects of Edmund Burke’s theory of art. The author identifies pragmatic components in the works of the British philosopher of various genres. The emphasis is on the interdisciplinary nature of Burke’s theory of art, which included artistic, psychological and political dimensions. The pragmatic dimension of Burke’s thought opens up a new field of research in the field of romantic aesthetics and art theory. The pragmatic romanticism of the British thinker complements our ideas about classical and modern art. His ideas shed new light on the development of Western European art from Baroque and classicism to avant-garde and postmodernism. At the same time, the problems of aesthetics, as well as the problems of power, are considered by Burke in a “psychoanalytic” and semiotic way, that is, without evaluation, and romantic special effects are subjected to objective analysis both in literature and art, and in politics. The pragmatic dimension allows us to redefine the role of Burke as the true founder of scientific art studies, who anticipated the most modern methods of analyzing artistic processes. The physiological, natural-scientific connotations of Burke’s work are also studied in the context of pragmatic strategies, as opposed to idealistic interpretations of the romantic theory of art.

INTEGRATION OF MIND, BODY, AND SOUL: A CONCEPTUAL GUIDANCE TO A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

The current conceptual paper focuses on the integration of the mind body and soul and its relation to well-being from a conceptual perspective. Over the last decade, mental health problems in both developed and developing countries are in an alarming rate. Mental health defines as a productive condition in which internal stability allows the person to utilize their capacity to match society's values via basic cognitive and social skills, feeling expression, empathy, and flexibility. This paper explains an overview of the mind, body and soul framework using Tamil ancient scriptural text through a qualitative methodology of hermeneutics theory interpretation. Finding involves in-depth inquiry and analysis of Thirukkural, its practice and the literature in terms of its context and content for interpretation with regards to mind, body, soul in a holistic manner. Future directions in integrative research are proposed based on the scriptural text of Thirukkural.

Hegemony and Inequality in Global Science: Problems of the Center-Periphery Model

The autonomous global system of science, grounded in collegial networks of scientists, publishing, and cross-border papers, is expanding rapidly and spreading to a growing number of countries. Strong national science systems have emerged outside Euro-America. Yet the multipolarization of economic capacity and scientific output plays out within a continuing Euro-American science world regulated by an inside/outside binary. Global science remains primarily Anglo-American in language, leading institutions, disciplinary and publishing regimes, agendas, and topics. Non-English and endogenous knowledges are excluded. The article critiques the world-systems theory interpretation of relations of power in science. The determinist center-periphery model fails to grasp the growth and pluralization of global science and its relation with national science systems. It normalizes the Eurocentrism it opposes, radically underestimating agency outside the “center” countries. The article argues for a more ontologically open theorization of global power in science, in terms of cultural hegemony, and for an ecology-of-knowledges approach.

Characters in Tamil literature and Personality Traits of Teachers

Many studies can be carried out based on various theories in the Tamil language which has undergone various changes from time to time. In that way, Tamil literature, especially story-based literary forms have created the story based on the personality of the character in the story. The best character in personality becomes the hero of the story. The villain of the story has good personality but at the same time villain will have some minor flaw. In that way, personality is very important for every character. A person who have good character gains fame among the people. This article is about the interpretation of the personality theory, the characters with good personality, personality traits of the teachers and so on. etc.

A Modal Condition for the Beginning of the Universe

This paper considers two problems—one in philosophy of religion and another in philosophy of physics—and shows that the two problems have one solution. Some Christian philosophers have endorsed the views that (i) there was a first finitely long period of time, (ii) God is in time, and yet (iii) God did not have a beginning. If there was a first finitely long period of time and God is in time then there was a first finitely long period of time in God’s life. But if God’s life includes a first finitely long period of time, then, on one initially intuitive conception of beginning to exist, God began to exist. Thus, at first glance, (i)–(iii) are not mutually compatible. Meanwhile, on a variety of proposals for quantum gravity theories or interpretations of quantum theory, space-time is not fundamental to physical reality and instead can (somehow) be explained in terms of yet more fundamental physical substructures. As I show, there is a strong intuition that if space-time is not fundamental to physical reality, then, even if there were a first finitely long period in the life of physical reality, physical reality would be beginningless. Thus, both theistic philosophers and philosophers of physics have developed theories on which some beginningless entities have a first finitely long temporal period in their lives and so both groups should be interested in developing criteria that distinguish such entities from entities with a beginning. In this paper, I offer one necessary (but not sufficient) condition, namely, that entities that begin to exist are absent from the closest possible worlds without time. The view that I defend has one significant upshot: no sound argument can use the mere fact (if it is a fact) that past time is finite to reach the conclusion that the totality of physical reality had a beginning.

Comparative Stability Analysis and Improvement of Grid-Following Converters Using Novel Interpretation of Linear Time-Periodic Theory

This article presents a comparative stability investigation of grid-following (GFL) converters with different advanced phase-locked loops (PLLs) and current control schemes based on linear time-periodic (LTP) theory. First, a time-domain physical interpretation of the LTP theory is proposed, which inspires an iterative LTP eigenvalue computation algorithm. A measure for the influence of the frequency coupling effect on each eigenvalue is defined to demonstrate the necessity of applying the LTP theory. Then, eigenvalue-based stability analysis is carried out to gain insights into dynamic characteristics of two implementations of GFL converters, namely, dual synchronous reference frame PLL (DSRF-PLL) and proportional integral (PI) current control, and dual second-order generalized integrator PLL (DSOGI-PLL) and proportional resonant (PR) current control. The effects of the PLL bandwidth, the current control time constant, the grid strength, and imbalance on the system stability are evaluated. In addition, a damping loop is proposed to improve the stability margin of GFL converters connected to weak grids. Finally, MATLAB/Simulink simulations and experimental measurements validate the correctness of the proposed modeling method and stability assessment results.

SUSTAINING COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC: A PRELIMINARY CASE STUDY OF AEROSPACE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY IN MALAYSIA

The coronavirus (Covid-19) hits the world at a stage where companies plans are affected due to unplanned business disruptions and operations and the aerospace manufacturing industry is one of the industries that was hit severely. This paper is a preliminary attempt to investigate the impact of COVID-19 on the competitive advantage of one of the aerospace manufacturing companies as a case study. Through a comprehensive literature study and survey, this paper presents an interpretation of competitive advantage theory where the research framework presents the impact of internal and external influences on a company’s competitive advantage and whether strategic management mediates the impact. It illustrates the general concepts and development of hypotheses using the internal and external influences and strategic management. Quantitative analysis using survey will be used to collect and analysis of data from 30 leaders and executives that have been chosen for this study using PLS SEM. It is expected that this study will present a guide that illustrates how theories, general concepts and processes can be managed, allowing strategic management personnel to understand their market position and, from there, identify where the future direction.

Pressure–strain interaction. I. On compression, deformation, and implications for Pi-D

The pressure–strain interaction describes the rate per unit volume that energy is converted between bulk flow and thermal energy in neutral fluids or plasmas. The term has been written as a sum of the pressure dilatation and the collisionless analog of viscous heating referred to as Pi−D, which isolates the power density due to compressible and incompressible effects, respectively. It has been shown that Pi−D can be negative, which makes its identification as collisionless viscous heating troubling. We argue that an alternate decomposition of pressure–strain interaction can be useful for interpreting the underlying physics. Since Pi−D contains both normal deformation and shear deformation, we propose grouping the normal deformation with the pressure dilatation to describe the power density due to converging/diverging flows, with the balance describing the power density purely due to shear deformation. We then develop a kinetic theory interpretation of compression, normal deformation, and shear deformation. We use the results to determine the physical mechanisms that can make Pi−D negative. We argue that both decompositions can be useful for the study of energy conversion in weakly collisional or collisionless fluids and plasmas, and implications are discussed.

Economic theories and their Dueling interpretations

ABSTRACT The interpretation of economic theories varies along several dimensions. First, models can describe reality, illustrate a recommended state of affairs, or analyze the structure and implications of a theory. Second, theories can be used for prediction or for explanation. Third, theories can relate to reality in a rule-based or case-based manner. Fourth, theories can be statements about economic reality or about the act of economic reasoning itself. Fifth, theories can offer predictions or merely critique reasoning. We argue that theories are often open to multiple interpretations which can shift depending on the context in which the theory is applied, the surrounding economic literature, and the argument made by the interpreter.

Untying the Gordian Knot: Process, Reality, and Context

Untying the Gordian Knot: Process, Reality, and Context

An Information-Theoretic View of Stochastic Localization

Given a probability measure <inline-formula xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"> <tex-math notation="LaTeX">$\mu $ </tex-math></inline-formula> over <inline-formula xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink"> <tex-math notation="LaTeX">$\mathbb {R}^{n}$ </tex-math></inline-formula> , it is often useful to approximate it by the convex combination of a small number of probability measures, such that each component is close to a product measure. Recently, Ronen Eldan used a stochastic localization argument to prove a general decomposition result of this type. In Eldan’s theorem, the ‘number of components’ is characterized by the entropy of the mixture, and ‘closeness to product’ is characterized by the covariance matrix of each component. We present an elementary proof of Eldan’s theorem which makes use of an information theory (or estimation theory) interpretation. The proof is analogous to the one of an earlier decomposition result known as the ‘pinning lemma.’

Double Generalized Majorization

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Affectivization of borders in the digital sphere: migration-related online narratives in Argentina

ABSTRACT The topic of borders is an active research area in Lotmanian studies. Starting from this scholarship, the article aims to open up fresh possibilities for interpretation of Lotman's spatial-driven theory, making it dialogue with the cultural affect studies and the current communication-focused research on the digital sphere. This theoretical framework underpins the case study covered in the essay, that is, the linguistic analysis of online narratives on migration during the COVID-19 pandemic – a prolonged situation of high-intensity relational affect in which emotions played a pivotal (agentive) role in the perception of a widespread and multidimensional crisis. Argentina is the cultural milieu of socio-semiotic scrutiny, in which distant reading and close reading cross-pollinate each other.