Loving Family Research Articles

Nilai-nilai Aqidah Akhlak dalam Novel Nyala Semesta

The values ??of aqidah and morals can be found in print-based secondary learning resources, namely novels. Meanwhile, ideally the values ??of aqidah akhlak can be found in primary and exemplary learning resources. So, this study analyzes the values ??of aqidah and morals contained in the novel Nyala Semesta. This research is a library research with data collection techniques is documentation and interviews. The validity of the data in this study is a contingency technique and source triangulation. Meanwhile, the data analysis used content analysis of the types is characteristics. The results of the study indicate that there are values ??of aqidah in the novel Nyala Semesta, namely faith in Allah SWT in terms of the nature and af'al of Allah SWT, namely rububiyah and uluhiyah and the value of faith in Al-qur’an. In addition, there is the value of Allah's denial by Mushab figures. Moral values ??consist of morals towards Allah SWT by loving Allah SWT, jihad, dhikr and prayer, tawakkal, husnudzan and gratitude. Morals towards the Messenger of Allah are to love and follow/ittiba' Rasulullah SAW and blessings. Morals towards oneself by seeking knowledge, istiqomah, earnest and simple. Morals towards the family are loving family members, being devoted to both parents. Morals towards others consist of helping others, being friendly and maintaining ukhuwah Islamiyah.Key Words: Aqidah, Akhlak, Value, Novel, Nyala Semesta

Explaining the model of family performance based on love through the mediation of psychological security between couples

Aim: The family, as the most stable social unit, is an essential axis for the healthy functioning of individuals and society. The purpose of this study was to explain the model of family performance based on love mediated by psychological security between couples. Methods: The present research is applied in terms of purpose and is classified in the group of descriptive-survey research in terms of data collection method. The statistical population includes all married men and women in areas 1 and 3 of Tehran in 1400-99. Sampling method was also available non-randomly. Data collection tools were demographic information questionnaire, mental security questionnaire (short form), family performance assessment questionnaire (FAD) and love questionnaire. In addition to descriptive statistics, data analysis was performed using AMOS program. Results & Conclusion: The results showed that there is a significant relationship between the components of love and family functioning, there is a significant relationship between love and psychological security, there is a significant relationship between psychological security and family functioning, psychological security in the relationship between love and Family functioning plays a mediating role.

Мовностилістичні особливості пісенних текстів Jerry Heil (на матеріалі пісень «Тато» і «Мрія»)

The article analyzes the linguistic and stylistic means of the song compositions of the popular singer-video blogger Jerry Heil, who is simultaneously an author, composer and performer, on the basis of the song texts «Dad» and «Dream». Her work makes you think, smile, and feel sad. In the lyrics of the singer's songs, features of mass art and countercultural and subcultural trends are synthesized, the theme of the importance of simple human values runs through the red thread: love for parents, the theme of love, and important social problems are raised. The full-scale invasion of the aggressor country left its mark on the work of the young artist. The lyrics of the singer's songs have changed to ones that are deeper in content, in which there is vocabulary inherent in military affairs, it is noticeable that now the singer emphasizes the ethnocode with interspersions from the treasury of folk wisdom. Based on our research, we state that the song compositions «Dad» and «Dream», which were written during the full-scale invasion of the aggressor country, are characterized by deep emotionality, bright imagery and melody, are extremely relevant and have a significant linguistic and didactic potential. Original works typical of the singer's compositions have been revealed, which reflect the creative thinking of the performer. The language palette of Jerry Heil's songs is saturated not only with vocabulary of foreign origin, but also with various stylistic means that help the listener better understand the author, get to know her feelings, and delve into the singer's state of mind. Therefore, Jerry Heil's work is the result of his own thoughts, experienced events and feelings, philosophical considerations. The objects of assessment are family relationships, love, social and political events. Among the linguistic stylistic devices of the song compositions «Dad» and «Mriya» the following are characteristic: the use of foreign vocabulary (especially anglicisms), jargonisms, the widespread use of numerous combined metaphorical structures.

Polygamous Family Life and Geographic Isolation: The Poetry of Esther Ann Birch Bennion

Polygamous Family Life and Geographic Isolation: The Poetry of Esther Ann Birch Bennion

Mediating Role of Spousal Support on Internalized Stigma and Marital Satisfaction among depressive Patients

There are surprising benefits of being married. Married people have lower stress and are less likely to be depressed. However, depression is not an exemption for married people. In our society people undergoing depression are stigmatized as mentally ill. Ideal marriage is supposed to have good understanding and friendly relationship. So the effect of spousal support received by diagnosed depression patient and the level of marital satisfaction attained by socially stigmatized spouse is the subject of this study. This is a cross sectional study. Purposive sampling was used to collect data from one hundred twenty individuals, in which one of the partners diagnosed with depression recruited from Services Hospital Lahore, CMH Lahore, Mayo Hospital and CMH Kohat. The minimum duration of illness was one year and minimum qualification was metric. After obtaining inform consent Beck Depression Inventory, Internalized Stigma of Mental Illness scale, Couple Satisfaction Index and spousal support scale respectively. Macro PROCESS for mediation, t-test analysis and ANOVA were used to analyze the data. The results revealed a strong relationship in mental illness related stigmatization and marital satisfaction in our society with mediating role of spousal support. Depressed husband showed lower marital satisfaction in spite of getting more support by their spouse. While depressed women seem to be satisfied as compared to men. Although demographic variables like love marriage, arrange marriage, education, family system and duration of illness had a greater impact on marital satisfaction. This study finding provide information for the therapist can work in areas of depressed married individuals those Internalized stigma affects the quality of life, self-esteem and sense of well-being that is indispensible to the marital satisfaction.

REPRESENTATION OF SYMBOLS IN “PARASITE” MOVIE

Symbols as one of the primary media in the communication process which are directly capable of translating the thoughts and feelings of the communicator to the readers or audiences. In the Parasite movie, many symbols are hidden. This study investigates the representation of symbols in the Parasite movie. The method of this study was qualitative with a semiotic approach. The result analysis shows that several symbols found in the movie: Morse code, rain, underground (semi-basement), stone, smell, bunker (basement), and food can be seen in the “Parasite movie”. A Morse code symbol is a message. The code HELP being misinterpreted as HOLP cause the message not to be transmitted well. Rain as a symbol represents both the wealthy and the poor. Rain is a blessing to the wealthy but it is a curse to the poor, as it brings disasters (flooding). Underground is related to Kim's family home, who live in a cramped semi-basement space in a crowded complex. The stone's symbolism is linked to good fortune and prosperity. The viewing block (scholar stone) is spiritually idiosyncratic of good fortune and stable life. It symbolizes a sense of social status by smiles or implies a distinction between Kim's and Park's families about rich and poor people. Bunker (basement) is related to the hidden secret which is connected to the Park family's estate, only the former homeowner and housemaid know it. The final symbol is Ramdon, a food. It's a mixture of ramen and udon. This food has a symbiotic relationship due to the mixture of noodles and meat. As an act of showcasing the Park family's love of a "high-class" dish, an expensive steak was added on the cheap of an instant noodle.

Anxiety disorder on women of domestic violence victims

Having a harmonious, happy and loving family is everyone’s dream. But few people can make it happen. There are still family members who feel uncomfortable when they are at home. They feel insecure, pressured, unappreciated, and neglected. Domestic violence can affect every family member, wife, husband, children, or other family members. However, the most frequent victims of domestic violence, with the highest number of cases each year, are women. Women who are victims experience various negative affects. Besides impacting the physical, it also impacts the psyche, one of which is anxiety. This paper aims to analyze various research results related to anxiety in women victims of domestic violence. This paper gives a theoretical overview of the research on anxiety in domestic violence victims. Searches in databases relevant to both clinical and consumer behavior literature, such as Scopus, EBSCO, Web of Science – Social Citations Index, Medline, PsycINFO, and Pubmed, were used to conduct a selective review of the literature. The paper examines current thinking on troublesome anxiety disorders in women who have been victims of domestic violence. The literature evaluation allows for the expansion of existing knowledge about domestic violence.

The Paradox of being Christian in Globalized Society

Globalization, a phenomenon that initially manifested itself on the economic level, then on the social and cultural one, contributed decisively to the formation of this consciousness by bringing states closer together and strengthening their relations. Thus, we are dealing with an increase in interdependence, of the interaction between peoples around the world (economic, financial, military, tourism, educational) which has subsequently evolved into an accentuated interdependence between people. The Church is called to watch over these problems and to help the states, through the light of the gospel, to solve the truth. Even if some forces manifest themselves against the Church’s position in the contemporary world, the values that the Church proposes can help to develop another, more humane globalization that defends human dignity and promotes the progress of people. The Church received the mandate from Christ to carry on her loving work, understanding the salvation brought by Christ as a transformation of the social, political, and economic order. Thanks to the assistance of the Holy Spirit, the Church recognizes God’s plan that encompasses the entire human race and that envisions the union of all, in the paschal mystery of Christ, in the Kingdom of God, proclaimed as the sign of Christ’s reign over the entire universe. The mission of the Church is to fulfil the mandate of proclaiming the Kingdom of God and to anticipate its presence amid the community, leading the entire creation to its fulfilment in the Kingdom of God. The Church cannot remain indifferent to the problems faced by people’s families; therefore, it cannot provide a more telling proof of its solidarity, respect and love for the whole family of people than by establishing with it is a dialogue about these various issues.

실제적인 자료를 활용한 영어교육: 영화 밀리언 달러 베이비를 중심으로

The purpose of this study was to provide EFL teachers with a method to teach English using a movie. For the purpose, a movie titled Million Dollar Baby was analyzed by extracting some educational elements from the movie. For the most part, the movie is composed of daily life English and it involves a number of useful idiomatic expressions as well as rich cultural information. Above all, the movie is based on a touching story that depicts the value of one’s dream and family love. A total of twelve scenes were selected and analyzed from the perspective of grammar, expressions, pronunciation, and culture. Out of the twelfth scenes, the analysis on the third scene was presented as a sample. Through the analysis, some grammatical points and some idiomatic expressions that deserve to be attended to were presented. It also offered some phonological phenomenon and some cultural aspects. It is hoped that EFL teachers could apply the analysis to their own classroom setting with examples that this study offers. Based on the results, several implications are discussed.

Ibarra R. Crisostomo, MD (1958-2021) A Tribute to our Colleague

It is my privilege to write this tribute to Dr. Ibarra Crisostomo, a friend, colleague, Otolaryngologist, devoted husband, and a loving father. We honor him by expressing our loss but also by remembering how he has somehow touched our lives
 
 I first met Barry, as we all called him by his nickname, when I was a 1st year resident at the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery of East Avenue Medical Center. He was my senior then, among the six 2nd year residents that year. That first encounter marked the beginning of our longstanding friendship. As a senior and a mentor, he was very supportive and patient in imparting his knowledge and experience to his juniors. Never did he strike fear, but gained our respect with his simple and pleasant ways in dealing with us and our work. During our duties, he would make a difficult and toxic situation seem lighter due to his composure, humor, and caring attitude.
 
 In addition to his devotion to his work, I learned about his love for his family. They were never far from his thoughts. He was always in contact with them even when he was on duty at the hospital. He made certain to bring them a special little something when he went home
 
 He was indeed a selfless person. After his residency, he was committed to teaching and became a staff at the Department of ENT- HNS of the Armed Forces Medical Center. He was the Residency Training Officer for six years from 2002-2006. His humility and dedication to work was exemplary. He will be remembered by his residents and colleagues as an affectionate and beloved teacher who gave his best to his students and as a person of integrity, honesty and sincerity
 
 He also started his private practice as an Otolaryngologist in Marikina. He was also a successful entrepreneur and managed various businesses. Barry was an expert in multi-tasking by combining his medical practice with business. I admire him because he was indeed a good father and a good provider, always thinking about the welfare of his family. He felt proud and fulfilled that he was able to send his children to schools abroad
 
 Barry, a caring and loving family man, a cherished colleague, and an ENT-HNS specialist, a good friend, will be missed by many, but never will he be forgotten by those who were fortunate enough to have known him

A comparison of cultural meanings in Sundanese and Korean traditional children's songs: An anthropologist study

Traditional children's songs are a literary heritage that contains cultural values and noble norms that are meaningful in people's lives. This research aims to describe the (1) comparison of the linguistic units, and (2) comparison of cultural meaning in Sundanese and Korean traditional children’s songs. The data were taken from four Sundanese and Korean children folk songs’ lyrics. This research method is a qualitative descriptive based on an anthropolinguistic approach, and the data were collected by downloading the lyrics on youtube. The data were analyzed using the distributional and identify method. The results show that both in Sundanese and Korean traditional children’s songs lyrics consist of linguistic units words, phrases, clauses, sentences, and discourse. In the realm of anthropolinguistics, the results show similar cultural meanings in (1) Ayun Ambing and Jajang Jajang Uri Aga (자장 자장 우리 아가) which is the cultural meaning of cradling a baby, family love and respect for parents. (2) in Bulantok and Dal-dal Museun Dal (달달 무슨 달) include the meaning of being grateful for the beauty of nature, (3) in Cing Cangkeling and Saeya- saeya Pharangsaeya (새야 새야 파랑새야) shows the meaning of vigilance against colonizer, (4) in Oyong-oyong Bangkong and Dukkeoba-dukkeoba (두껍아-두껍아) contains cooperation and life guidance. This research is expected to be used as a means of preserving language and culture through traditional songs.

Dr Clifford Mann OBE

Our friend, Clifford Mann, who has died aged 58, was an inspirational, once-in-a-generation leader and humanitarian who held many auspicious national roles and used them all to drive evidence-based improvements...

Pir-i Türkistan Hoca Ahmed Yesevî ve Divan-I Hikmet’te Bulunan Değerler

Hodja Aḥmad al-Yasawī, who influenced the geography of Turkmenistan and the Turkish-Islamic world with his ideas, is regarded as one of the important Ṣūfī leaders. The wisdom of Hodja Aḥmad al-Yasawī had a great influence on the spread and settlement of Islam and Islamic morality among Turks. Dīvān-ı Hikmat is regarded as one of the oldest and most important works of religious Ṣūfism Turkish literature after Kutadgu Bilig. In the present study, it is aimed to examine the work named Dīvān-ı Hikmat (also known as Divan-ı Hikmet) by Hodja Aḥmad al-Yasawī in ​​terms of education of values. In the current study, in which the analytical research method was adopted, the data that were collected through document analysis were analyzed by descriptive and content analysis method. The data source of the study consists of 144 wisdoms and 1 conjugation in the work titled Hodja Aḥmad al-Yasawī - Dīvān-ı Hikmat written by Bice (2015). In determining the values ​​to be examined, a Value Analysis Form was prepared based on 22 values ​​aimed to be acquired by students in the Social Studies Curriculum of the Ministry of National Education. Based on the form prepared, the expressions with valuable content in the Dīvān-ı Hikmat were determined and gathered under common themes. As a result of the research, the contents of the work were collected under the themes of justice, importance to family unity, scientificity, solidarity, honesty, tolerance, freedom, love, cleanliness, patriotism and benevolence. While the most emphasized values ​​in the determined themes are honesty, benevolence and scientificity, the less mentioned values ​​are solidarity and cleanliness. In summary, Hodja Aḥmad al-Yasawī’s work called Dīvān-ı Hikmat is seen as an important work to be applied in values ​​education by many disciplines, especially Social Studies course.Keywords: Values Education, Dīvān-ı Hikmat, Hodja Aḥmad al-Yasawī.

Mambillikalathil Govind Kumar Menon. 28 August 1928—22 November 2016

M. G. K. Menon, referred to as Goku, was an outstanding particle physicist and an extraordinary statesman of science. He made his major contributions to particle physics during the tortuous years of the unravelling of the full complexity of the families of elementary particles. It was an exciting but perplexing period, and the elucidation of the complexities of the world of elementary particles took the combined efforts of the experimentalists and the theorists. Goku's contributions were central to establishing what was eventually to become the standard picture of elementary particles. He will be remembered for his studies of the two- and three-body decay modes of the charged kaon that gave rise to the ‘τ–θ’ puzzle signalling non-conservation of parity. He coined the evocative phrase ‘associated production’ to describe the creation of kaons and hyperons together in high-energy interactions. He led a team that carried out experiments at great depths underground, and in 1965 they detected an event in which a cosmic-ray neutrino interacted with rock, producing an energetic muon. In the 1980s, with a large detector, also deployed underground, he set a lower bound on the lifetime for the decay of the proton. Menon was a great builder of academic and scientific institutions and a pre-eminent advocate for science. Accordingly, he stimulated and participated actively in building up the scientific and technological infrastructure in independent India, initially as the secretary of the Government of India and subsequently as the minister of state for science and technology. As the president of the International Council of Scientific Unions, he spearheaded its participation in the policymaking body of the United Nations. He was at various times the president of the three leading academies of sciences in India and a founding member and vice-president of the World Academy of Sciences. He was a gentle and loving family man and an energetic and engaged scientific colleague.

On the Tragic Fate of Women in Shen Congwen's Xiao Xiao

Shen Congwen's short story describes the growth of a naive, kind-hearted girl from western Hunan. experiences her childhood when she lacks family love and care, her youth when her female consciousness awakens and she yearns for freedom after marrying a child bride, and her life when she is numb and submissive after her escape is discovered. It reveals the tragic fate of the heroine, Xiao, and shows the tragic fate of generations of Xiao who are confined to their families.

The paradoxes of love in the Spanish family: a sociological approach

This article defines the Spanish family in the context of the “Mediterranean model” and the “individualization society”. The former is characterised by strong social interrelationships between family members and their emotional ties, while the latter is defined by the separateness of citizens and by institutionalising the basis of society in individuals rather than in the family. The work also describes how modern forms of love, both romantic and confluent, are institutionalized in this society, discussing if they coexist or not, how they exist, and which is the dominant form. Finally, it analyzes the degree of strength or fragility of the family institution and the affective relationships that sustain it. The work concludes that the Spanish family is balancing between the strong resistance to disappear as an institution and its eclipse, crisis, or complete end. This is because, although the Spanish family still retains a large part of its former functions, at the same time as divorce is on the increase and family members are decreasing, it is increasingly ephemeral and a plurality of family forms have emerged that have broken with the traditional dominant model of lifelong romantic marriage. Moreover, the Spanish family is also among the “familist” model and the individual, while the way of loving fluctuates between the traditional patriarchal and the democratic, individual, and communitary. Thus, the thesis I propose qualifies and questions the majority of theoretical works on love and the Spanish family, which argue that the family is inscribed in the “Mediterranean model”. As will be seen, the romantic relationships that have been institutionalised in the Spanish family are more paradoxical, insofar as they are still inscribed in that model, but they are rapidly approaching those of Northern Europe.

The paradoxes of love in the Spanish family:asociological approach.

This article defines the Spanish family in the context of the"Mediterranean model"and the"individualization society". The former is characterised by strong social interrelationships between family members and their emotional ties, while the latter is defined by the separateness of citizens and by institutionalising the basis of society in individuals rather than in the family. The work also describes how modern forms of love, both romantic and confluent, are institutionalized in this society, discussing if they coexist or not, how they exist,and which is the dominant form. Finally, it analyzes the degree of strength or fragility of the family institution and the affective relationships that sustain it. The work concludes that the Spanish family isbalancingbetweenthe strong resistance todisappearas an institution and its eclipse, crisis, orcomplete end. This is because, although the Spanish family still retains a large part of its former functions, at the same time as divorce is on the increaseand familymembers are decreasing, it is increasingly ephemeral and a plurality of family forms have emerged that have broken with the traditional dominant model of lifelong romantic marriage. Moreover, the Spanish family is also amongthe"familist"model and the individual, while the way of loving fluctuates between the traditional patriarchal and the democratic, individual,andcommunitary.Thus, the thesis I propose qualifies and questions the majority of theoretical works on love and the Spanish family, which argue that the family is inscribed in the"Mediterranean model". As will be seen, theromanticrelationships that havebeen institutionalised in the Spanish family are more paradoxical, insofar as they are still inscribed in that model, but they are rapidly approaching those of Northern Europe.

The acquisition of autonomy, through benevolence, of children who are victims of domestic violence

From its etymology bene (good) and volens (will), benevolence means desire to do well. Benevolence is not an arbitrary notion or a theoretical apprehension. It unquestionably reveals man's humanism, which must combine in its daily practice and management with his fellow human beings and even with himself. In education, benevolence is crucial in mother-child relations. We believe that a mother must be benevolent, at the same time as; a child who has received the love of his mother (or parents) can love himself. This is a prerequisite for the acquisition of independent thought. The true cement of any family unit is the mutual love of all those who are called to live together. Paradoxically, love is not the foundation of all families. Unfortunately, there are dysfunctional families in which there are various and varied forms of violence. Children from this type of environment find themselves victims of abuse with all the possible traumatic consequences. Based on this observation, it is easy to reason by deduction: if family love conditions the acquisition of autonomy and children who are victims of family violence do not benefit from it within their families, then children who are victims of family violence are at a disadvantage in acquiring autonomy, or even that they cannot be autonomous. Thus, one may wonder to bring a child victim of family violence to the acquisition of his autonomy? What tools can be used to help a traumatized child become autonomous? How to rebuild a child who has suffered family trauma with a view to his or her autonomy? This article offers the reader benevolence, not as an instruction manual or prescription to be applied, but as a transferable and impactable posture.

Why Do People Live or Die? A Retrospective Study from a Crisis Intervention Clinic in North India.

Background: Suicide results from complex interactions of various risk factors—reasons for dying (RFD)—and protective factors—reasons for living (RFL). Suicide is not necessarily a wish to die but may be an appeal for help. We analyzed RFD and RFL in persons who had attempted suicide, through their clinical records at a Crisis Intervention Clinic (CIC).Methods: We retrospectively analyzed demographic and clinical data, and classified RFD and RFL, among patients with either ideas or attempt of suicide registered at our CIC (N = 83). Using two open-ended questions from the clinical history data, we derived their RFD or RFL; (n = 53) completed these questions regarding RFD-RFL.Results: In the total sample, males and females were equally represented and educated, but males were significantly older. Most common diagnosis was nonpsychotic mood disorder. Commonest mode of suicide attempt was hanging. Family conflict vs. family responsibility, hope vs. hopelessness, stressful life events, and negative cognitions about the self and the world were important RFD. RFL included feeling responsible, love for family and for self, hope, career success, and religious beliefs,Conclusion: RFD and RFL could both be grouped in similar categories related to family, career, hope, etc.

Basic Analysis of Calls from Suzhou Psychological Aid Hotline from 2010 to 2020

Objective: Through analyzing the data and content of incoming calls from Suzhou psychological aid hotline from 2010 to 2020, this paper summarizes the hotline service situation and its development trend year by year, and understands the specific situation of hotline work and the demands of hotline callers. Methods: 25356 calls from Suzhou psychological assistance hotline from January 2010 to November 2020 were selected as the research objects. According to the data type, time and basic demographic information, the data were classified. Quantitative statistics and data analysis were used to analyze and study the data by SPSS. Results: 1. The main types of calls were mental and psychological (33.6%), followed by love (13.19%) and marriage and family problems (11.05%). 2. More electricity came from women (12,694 times) than from men (12,662 times); 3. There is seasonal fluctuation in the incoming electricity from the hotline, which is higher in the first and fourth quarters and less in the second and third quarters. Conclusion: Psychological hotline problems mainly focus on mental psychology, love, marriage and family problems, Incoming electricity has gender and seasonal differences and fluctuations, especially gender roles have an impact on the psychological troubles of visitors. Operators need to have professional knowledge in the above aspects and properly use the gender framework to provide psychological counseling and analysis to callers.