Nature Of Love Research Articles

Pride and guilt as mediators in the relationship between connection to nature and pro-environmental intention

As a result of the environmental issues, different variables have been studied in relation to environmental concern and pro-environmental behavior. Among these are the connection to nature and emotions. In a first study (n = 95), pride and guilt were found to be emotions which can be explained by the perceived environmental impact of those rather than the behavior itself. In a second study, it was observed that pride and guilt play a mediating role in the relationship between connectedness to nature and pro-environmental behavioral intention (n = 244). On the other hand, in the relationship between love for nature and behavioral intention, pride, but not guilt, played a mediating role (n = 253). Thus, the importance of fostering both pride and guilt in attaining higher levels of environmentally conscious behavior, as well as of considering people’s perceptions of the impact of their behaviors on the environment, is highlighted.

Divine and Human Love in the Philosophy of Miklos Vetö (1936‐2020)

AbstractDuring recent decades there has been an upsurge of studies exploring the nature and conditions of human love. This article examines an original and consciously Christian approach by the Hungarian‐French philosopher, Miklós Vetö, who builds his innovative account of love on trinitarian foundations (Court traité sur l'amour, L'Harmattan, 2020). His ‘expanded’ metaphysics lays bare the theological content of philosophical assumptions, and it also rethinks traditional theological themes in a novel conceptual way. Our survey proceeds in three consecutive steps. First, it reflects on the overall shape of Vetö's project and on his distinctive view of the relationship between the philosophical and the theological enterprise. Second, it investigates some key concepts of Vetö's (uncompleted) philosophy of God and central elements of his conception of divine love. Third, it examines Vetö's phenomenological analyses of various forms of human love in order to outline the pivotal building blocks of his novel approach, which, however, provokes further questions and invites one to revitalise both the theological and the philosophical quest for a better understanding of this ceaselessly intriguing topic.

MODERN PROBLEMS OF FAMILY UPBRINGING AND WAYS TO OVERCOME

Based on the analysis of scientific research by well-known domestic and foreign scientists, the main problems of the relationship between children and parents are highlighted. It was determined that the main tasks of family education are the upbringing of children in politeness, kindness, patience, humane attitude to the environment, respect, love for nature, the ability to sympathize with others, care, cultural, moral, aesthetic and social development of the personality, as well as child upbringing a conscientious citizen-patriot of his Motherland, an honest worker and a good family man. It was found that the effectiveness of family upbringing consists in the joint work of parents and children, in which the mother plays a leading role, since it is she who has the greatest influence on children both in the spiritual and moral spheres of upbringing. No less important role in the family education of children is played by the authority of parents and the content of family education, which is determined by a scientifically based system. It was determined that the content of family upbringing is a system of scientifically based components: a) biological, socio-economic and spiritual needs of the individual, general cultural and national values, the level of harassment and self-esteem of the individual, the motivational and meaningful sphere of personal self-regulation, which form an integral combination of elements of the mechanism of value-regulatory regulation of appropriate human behavior; b) a set of socially significant qualities; c) types of personal relationships; d) systemic orientation of human actions.
 Keywords: family; upbringing; family upbringing; authority of parents; parental pedagogy; work activity; intellectual development of a child; pedagogy of partnership.

Sinners for Love: A Screenplay Exploring the Destructive Nature of Obsessive Love

This thesis is created with the purpose to explore the destructive nature of obsessive love from its reasonings, symptoms, and how it affects people around the perpetrator. While love is a widely-known emotion that has been a norm for everyone, many still do not know the dark side of too much love, which can be the result of mental illnesses such as obsessive love disorder and many more. Obsessive love disorder itself is a mental disorder where someone has an overwhelming obsessive desire to possess and protect another person. Using screenplay as the form and drama-thriller as its genre, I will show the development and symptoms of obsessive love disorder through Sinclair as the main character. She will also show how she manipulates people around her to fulfill her love obsession. In the screenplay, Sinclair will manipulate Charlot’s love for her by using him to get the man she obsessively loves.

Preliminary Survey on Clam Based Tourism and Conservation in Sabah

One nature-based attraction for nature lovers and ecotourists in Sabah is the variety of clam resources where exotic species such as Giant clam are protected under CITES and the Sabah Department of Fisheries. Clams are highly distributed in Sabah, attracting tourists and providing food sources for local people. Despite the popularity of clams, the relationship between clam consumption by the local community and tourists are least documented and studied in Sabah, implicating the management and conservation of clam resources through the perspective of local people and tourists. This research is significant in improving policies and decision-making for the long-term ecological and socio-economic sustainability of clam-based tourism and conservation in Sabah. Online surveys and in-person interviews on local people and tourists were conducted in Sandakan, Kota Kinabalu, Tawau and Kudat. Descriptive statistical methods, Chi-squared analysis, and factor analysis were used for analysing data. Findings suggest a relationship between clam consumption by the respondents with clam as traditional food of the respondents and the popularity of clam in the visited area. Factor analysis yielded two factors on the involvement of the local community in clam conservation and utilization in the visited area, and another two factors on the respondent's expectation based on their trip experiences in Sabah. The results also suggest that tourists commonly viewed the involvement of the local community in their visited area as more traditional-like. These views contradict clam conservation efforts in Sabah that adopt modern approaches while excluding the role of local people. This information is crucial in understanding the consumption of clam resources in Sabah's tourism industry, integrating with local cultures and adding value to calm conservation in Sabah.

An Analysis of Book T'alimul Muta'alim on Education Character and It’s Relationship with Education Character Programs at Indonesia

The article analyzed the values of education character that contained in the book Ta'limul Muta'allim by Al-Zarnuji, especially (1) reveal and identify the exposure of character education in the book Ta'limul Muta'allim, (2) describe the relevance of the values of character education in the book Ta'limul Muta'allim with character education in Indonesia. This type of research was qualitative research. This research uses the method of literature study, library research (library research). The primary data source is the Ta'limul Muta'allim book. Data collection techniques are carried out and processed with documentation in the form of writing, pictures, or monumental works from someone. The results of this study indicate that: (1) the values of character education in the book of Ta'limul Muta'allim include: active in learning, honest, intelligent, increasing knowledge, avoiding mutual hostility, choosing friends, humility, deliberation, loving nature, patient and persevering. (2) The relevance of the value of character education in the book Ta'limul Muta'allim with the value of character education in Indonesia contains the cultivation of values which include religious character, honesty, tolerance, discipline, hard work, creative, independent, democratic, curiosity, spirit of nationalism, love for the homeland, respect for achievements, friendly/communicative, love peace, love to read, care for the environment, care about social, and responsibility
 Keywords: Education Character, Education Character Program, Analysis T'alimul Muta'alim

Le spectacle du ciel

From 1799 until 1810, the naturalist Jean-Baptiste de Lamarck (1744-1829) published eleven Annuaires containing weather predictions and meteorological treatises. More than offering a weather forecast, Lamarck’s aim with these publications was to foster the creation of a meteorological discipline. To encourage his readers to join his meteorological project, he constantly emphasized the many useful benefits that would come from knowing what the weather will be. This article therefore discusses the mobilizing potential of this ideal of utilité but also reflects on its limits. While usefulness was a shared epistemic value, his readers applied his meteorological theory and methodology in a flexible way. This led Lamarck to not consider most of their contributions as part of useful meteorology and, therefore, from the eighth volume onwards a change takes place in his rhetoric of persuasion. Lamarck instead argues for the importance of having a devotion and love of nature, especially for its atmospheric phenomena, as the main driving force that will propel meteorology forward.

A Return to the Commons: An Eco-Marxist Reading of Jewett's “The Gray Mills of Farley” and Rebecca Harding Davis’ Life in the Iron Mills

A Return to the Commons: An Eco-Marxist Reading of Jewett's “The Gray Mills of Farley” and Rebecca Harding Davis’ <i>Life in the Iron Mills</i>

Immortality, the Good Life and Romantic Love in Groundhog Day and Only Lovers Left Alive

Groundhog Day (Harold Ramis, 1993) and Only Lovers Left Alive (Jim Jarmusch, 2013) are fantasy films that use the device of practical immortality in order to raise important philosophical questions about what constitutes a good life and to explore the nature of romantic love. Groundhog Day provides fairly conventional answers about how to live a good life by focusing on issues of spiritual redemption, selflessness, and developing one’s human potential. In contrast, Lovers provides a dark portrayal of a civilization on the brink of extinction but offers a glimmer of hope for the future. The lifestyle and values of married vampires Adam and Eve represent an alternative vision of the core values needed to sustain a better world: greater reliance on human imagination, maintaining a sense of wonder and curiosity about the world, creating and appreciating works of art and living in harmony with the natural world. Both films also offer a perspective on the importance of romantic love in living a good life. Although these perspectives often diverge from one another, they do overlap in some interesting ways. The style of film criticism used in this paper is inspired by the film philosophy of Stanley Cavell.

Evolution of basic human values orientations: An application of monitoring changes in cluster solutions.

This study enumerates the evolution of basic human values orientations and the dynamic relationship between them, computed from Schwartz's value survey conducted in European nations. For this purpose, eight datasets related to the human value scale were extracted from the European Social Survey; each corresponds to a single round conducted cross-sectionally every two years since 2001. Change detection algorithm was implemented to the cluster solutions of temporal datasets, and the evolution of important clusters was traced. Finding of the study reveals that Universalism and Benevolence values are on the rise in European societies in the last couple of decades. Most of the European inhabitants believe in the smooth group functioning and form the organismic needs of cooperation. The people prefer anxiety-free life, and love for nature, environment, humanity, and kindness to other beings in society are essential constructs for them. They avoid self-centred behaviour and prefer social physiognomies.

IMPLEMENTASI PROGRAM PENGHIJAUAN DI PT SEMEN BATURAJA (PERSERO) Tbk.

Reforestation is an effective and efficient activity to reduce global warming and reduce carbon emissions. Reforestation efforts are often carried out by several agencies, including the Government, State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN), the private sector, and other institutions. This study aims to investigate the successful implementation of the reforestation program at PT Semen Baturaja (Persero) Tbk. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative, using the implementation model proposed by Ripley and Franklin. Findings in the field indicate that the implementation of the reforestation program at PT Semen Baturaja (Persero) Tbk has been successful and shows optimal results. This success is tested through a study of three dimensions of successful implementation, namely the level of compliance, smooth functioning, performance, and impact of the reforestation program. The success of the implementation can also be seen from the level of employee compliance with the greening SOPs applied, the implementation of silviculture-based reforestation routines, and the achievement of targets and standards for the number of seeds planted. In addition, Semen Baturaja has also succeeded in distributing seeds to communities around the company such as Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), educational institutions, and environmentalists or nature lovers.

Upaya Memaksimalkan Kewang Laut Dalam Pelaksanaan Sasi Laut

Introduction: Efforts to Maximize Kewang Laut in the Implementation of Sasi Laut and as an Effort to Improve Professionalism of Kewang Laut and Sasi Laut, are one of the factors where the community's dependence in this case is related to the protection of kewang in supervising and maintaining marine biota in the marine area of the indigenous peoples.Purposes of Devotion: The purpose of this service is to provide understanding to the community regarding Sasi Laut and Kewang Laut, To strengthen public understanding regarding efforts to maximize kewang Laut in the implementation of Sasi Laut, To socialize and provide understanding to the community about the efforts that can be done in preventing violations of the sea. marine law violation. Method of Devotion: In accordance with the problems and objectives of this service, the type of research used is empirical research, namely a legal research method that uses empirical facts taken from human behavior, both verbal behavior obtained from interviews and real behavior carried out through direct observation. The Problem Approach used is the Conceptual Approach, which is an approach in legal research that provides an analytical point of view of problem solving in legal research seen from the aspects of the legal concepts that lie behind it, or even can be seen from the values contained in the norm.Results of the Devotion: To create a customary law community that is good at utilizing its marine power, the role of kewang sea is needed in the implementation of sea sasi, so the right efforts to overcome the obstacles that hinder the process of optimizing kewang sea are: 1). increase a sense of love for Nature both sea and land. 2). Improving and Empowering Kewang Laut as a marine human resource. 3). Improving and Strengthening the role of kewang Laut. 4). Strengthening Security through Kewang Laut. Thus, the effort to maintain the role of the kewang Laut in its role and function is to be able to maintain and oversee marine biota or natural resources in the country which are the needs of indigenous peoples. For this reason, the customary institution which is the customary government must always be able to oversee every decision issued by the customary stakeholders.

Critical Discourse Analysis in the “What a Wonderful World” Song Lyrics by Louis Armstrong

This research wants analyse a popular song around the world entitled “What a Wonderful World”. The song has become popular in every generation. This research follows Fairclough’s three inter-related processes of analysis tied to three inter-related dimensions of discourse as follow: (1) The object of analysis (2) The processes by means of which the object is produced and received by human as subjects. (3) The socio-historical conditions which govern these processes. The song lyric become the object of this research. Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) used in analyse the song lyric by connecting to the social context in Indonesia. The result shows (1) Armstrong describes world as wonderful, although the singer himself is a black American that faced prejudice and bitterness (2) The song was written during hard time, a terrible turmoil in American society. (3) The song had released on 1967, on that time, the daily life and politic situation of America are disturbed. It is full of hatred and prejudice of racialism. The lyrics in the song offers description of how the world could be wonderful if we wonders and appreciate nature and create a good friendship, indirectly this song brings hope for the better future. Relate to the social context in Indonesia, this song lyric become as a good reminder for Indonesian to keep the wonderful, peaceful, and harmonization atmosphere, remembering Indonesia has many diverse culture, religion, racial, and ethnic. This research expected to remind people in every field not only in ELT, the power of love in giving hope for the future and to make world become better by what we are doing to the world with love nature and create a good relationship with anyone.

WORDSWORTH AND THE PROBLEM OF EVIL

Almost all the Romantic poets, with the possible exception of Byron, have accepted the existence of evil and considered pain and suffering as a part of human life. The sources of evil and suffering are diverse: socio-economic imbalance, political crisis, personal failures and disappoints of the poet, and, above all, a sense of alienation from social, economic, philosophical and religious dimensions. Wordsworth in his poetry has recorded the presence of evil in life and consequent human suffering. The tragic elements in Wordsworth’s poetry demonstrate this inescapable pattern of human destiny. The spirit of Wordsworth’s poetry lies, in the face of all individual, social and political evils, in denouncing warfare, in upholding democratic ideals and in finding a solution to the problems of evil and suffering that mankind has always confronted. He tried to find in his despair a consolation which lies in love for humanity, love for Nature, the transfiguration of vision, and a belief in an afterlife. Wordsworth undertook to reconstitute the grounds of hope for mankind in a world full of pain, sorrow, and despair. From a reading of his poetry, one can be familiar with Wordsworth’s conception of the true end of man, which can be applied to the social, moral and metaphysical issues of our time. The purpose of this paper is to show that although Wordsworth’s approach to the problems of evil and suffering follows theological and philosophical archetypes, his solutions are essentially aesthetic and humanistic.

The Prose Poem of Salim Agha Qazlbash: A Critical View

Dr. Salim Agha is a renowed name in the Urdu .He is one of the most respectable name, who nurtured the genre of “Prose poem” .He plunged into most of the literary genres and tested his potential there. It is beyond any doubt whatever his imaginative skills created that is superlative in class and construction. In the field of “Urdu Prose poem” he gained a respectable status due to his best style of writings. He portrays the colors of life and universe in his prose poems. It shows his love for nature and for life. Through this article an efforts has been made to express the critical view about his Prose poem writing.&#x0D; &#x0D;

Poetical Contribution of Shelley in the French Renaissance

Political injustice, absolute power, and an economic catastrophe contributed to the French Revolution in 1789. The French society attacked the Bastille prison in July 1789, marking the beginning of the French Revolution. The Liberte, Egalite, and Fraternize values that the society fervently upholds create a republican state inspired by J.J. Rousseau. The idea was swiftly abandoned since it made people thinks of warfare. That becomes the ethos of democrats and liberals who promote democracy to defeat tyranny and an oppressive government. English Romantic poets were influenced by this idea to draw inspiration for their works from events in the French Revolutionary society. In response to the failure of the French revolution in 1789, romanticism gained popularity. The Percy Bysshe Shelley poems are grounded in this Rousseau’s theory. A literary work's character during the Romantic era is influenced by a love of nature, conscience, and a sympathetic attitude toward the underprivileged. The cultural antecedents of modern ethnicity and nationality are of interest to romanticism. The purpose and the main objective of the present survey is to investigate and interpret the text in the light of New Historicism in the selected poems of Shelley. The term new historicism invented by Greenblatt whose essays often have a new historicist approach “The foremost charge of new historicism is well-defined as literary texts are obligated with pretentious constructions; which are the part of history and still in the process of composition”.(Muller, 2013).The textual analysis reveals strong effect of French Revolution upon Shelley’s mind ideas about the French Revolution, such as freedom from oppression, humanity, camaraderie, liberty, and equity.

PEDULI LINGKUNGAN MELALUI PROGRAM KEGIATAN MEMILAH SAMPAH DI SDN SUKABUMI 2 PROBOLINGGO

This article is a research article related to waste management for elementary school children, one of which is through Tri Bakti Counseling activities by Panca environment, namely the waste sorting activity program at SDN Sukabumi 2. The purpose of this activity is to foster a sense of concern children to the surrounding environment by disposing of garbage in its place. The method used in this study is a qualitative method, where this method emphasizes the aspect of understanding students in depth about the problem of waste, types of waste and how to manage waste properly and correctly which has been carried out at SDN Sukabumi 2. This activity was carried out for 3 years. day with a total of 40 students consisting of 4th and 5th graders. The conclusion of the waste sorting program conducted at SDN Sukabumi 2 is to implement environmental hygiene awareness education at the elementary school level as a form of love for nature.

Strategi dan kebijaksanaan P4GN dalam menciptakan penggiat anti Narkoba di lingkungan kerja

Drug abuse in Indonesia has reached an alarming level. The largest proportion of drug abusers in 2017 was the group of private workers and laborers, which was 59%. BNNK Batam in collaboration with trade unions and academics conducted a workshop with the theme of strategies and policies on Prevention, Eradication, Abuse, and Illicit Trafficking of Narcotics (P4GN) in creating anti-drug activists in the work environment. The purpose of this workshop is so that the participants can become BNN activists in the local environment. The strategies that must be carried out by the company and the trade unions themselves in P4GN's efforts in the work environment include: conducting medical tests for employees; drug testing for employees suspected of being addicts, intensive information dissemination and advocacy to provide education to workers; Trade unions must encourage their members to be active in P2K3, include drug problems in the collective labor agreement (PKB), and for employees: active in spiritual activities, nature lover activities, social activities, in sports activities, trade union activities, adequate rest and relaxation with family on holidays.

Climate change and adventure guiding: The role of nature connection in guide wellbeing.

Ecological challenges are quickly shaping the future of the tourism industry with an increasing focus on how to develop more sustainable adventure tourism practises. Adventure guides play an important role in this transition and in shaping client experiences, however there is a need to better understand how climate change may have important impacts on guides' wellbeing. This study explored adventure guides' experiences of nature connectedness and potential links between climate change, nature connexion, and wellbeing for adventure guides. Semi-structured qualitative interviews (x = 11) with adventure guides were analysed using reflexive thematic analysis to explore these relationships. Adventure guides reported experiencing meaningful connexions and relationships with the natural environments in which they worked, while also highlighting why not all types of nature nor time spent outdoors facilitated this connexion. Guides that reported being more connected to nature also reported a higher sense of environmental responsibility, and guides described how this often created “ethical dilemmas” in seeking to resolve tensions between their deep connexion to nature and unsustainable practises that their guiding work often entailed. Analysis also highlighted the value and wellbeing guides derived from sharing their love of nature with clients. These findings expand emerging theoretical models of adventure guide wellbeing, and suggest a range of practises that can support a more ecologically sustainable adventure tourism industry.

An artificial intelligence model to identify snakes from across the world: Opportunities and challenges for global health and herpetology.

BackgroundSnakebite envenoming is a neglected tropical disease that kills an estimated 81,000 to 138,000 people and disables another 400,000 globally every year. The World Health Organization aims to halve this burden by 2030. To achieve this ambitious goal, we need to close the data gap in snake ecology and snakebite epidemiology and give healthcare providers up-to-date knowledge and access to better diagnostic tools. An essential first step is to improve the capacity to identify biting snakes taxonomically. The existence of AI-based identification tools for other animals offers an innovative opportunity to apply machine learning to snake identification and snakebite envenoming, a life-threatening situation.MethodologyWe developed an AI model based on Vision Transformer, a recent neural network architecture, and a comprehensive snake photo dataset of 386,006 training photos covering 198 venomous and 574 non-venomous snake species from 188 countries. We gathered photos from online biodiversity platforms (iNaturalist and HerpMapper) and a photo-sharing site (Flickr).Principal findingsThe model macro-averaged F1 score, which reflects the species-wise performance as averaging performance for each species, is 92.2%. The accuracy on a species and genus level is 96.0% and 99.0%, respectively. The average accuracy per country is 94.2%. The model accurately classifies selected venomous and non-venomous lookalike species from Southeast Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.ConclusionsTo our knowledge, this model’s taxonomic and geographic coverage and performance are unprecedented. This model could provide high-speed and low-cost snake identification to support snakebite victims and healthcare providers in low-resource settings, as well as zoologists, conservationists, and nature lovers from across the world.