Word Love Research Articles

Doctor-Nurse-Patient — a Single Team?

Is it possible to teach empathy in the conditions of modern crises and geopolitical situation? Is it possible to teach to love people? To love colleagues? Here we put a huge number of concepts into the word love: empathy, respect, acceptance and many, many others. We are taught to empathize from early childhood, but how to teach empathy to a person who, by the will of Mrs. Medicine, sees pain, suffering, human deaths? Now the goal of the sphere of additional professional education is not to improve, expand, deepen, but rather to transform the personality of the listener.

What Is Love? A Factor Analysis of Established Frameworks and a Semantic Analysis of Individual Western Beliefs

The assessment of the construct of love has been attempted with various self-reporting questionnaires but there is no evidence that these measures are assessing the same construct. This research is attempting to develop a culturally sensitive definition for the construct of love. This research is a two-part study. The first part of the research sets out to validate eight of the widely used love (or related area) self-reporting measures. We hypothesized that there would be high collinearity between the various measures and that they would be related to the individual’s perception of love. 565 adults were surveyed and were given each of the love measures, demographic questions, an overall rating of love (0-100), as well as an open-ended question to explain their definition of love. Factor analysis revealed that several of the measures had more factors than they reported, the items were plagued with high collinearity, or they had items that did not meet the minimum threshold for model inclusion. The second study addressed the attitudes toward love in Western society using an Implicit Association Test (IAT). We hypothesized that cognitive load would vary by the categorizations of love words. 1102 individuals in the United States and Europe were given a list of 158 words and asked if the word was associated to love or not love while cognitive load, measured as latency, was recorded. The results indicated that love words are identified faster than not love words. Conclusions are consistent with Prospect Theory and the Theory of Constructed Emotions.

Content and characteristics of earthy short-form videos: Sample analysis of short-form videos on Kuai

Purpose: Earthy short-form videos have grown into a concerning phenomenon on video platforms. Previous studies focused on cultural phenomena discussion, psychological analysis, and problematic criticism of earthy short-form videos, lacking empirical analysis of contents and characteristics. Therefore, this paper adopts the content analysis method to objectively analyze earthy short-form videos based on primary data information to explore the content and characteristics of earthy short-form videos.
 
 Method: This paper selected 100 earthy short-form videos from the Kuai platform for content and characteristic analysis. The article analyzes the genre, theme, tone, language, and production of the sample videos. The analysis of video production includes soundtrack, scene, shooting, narrative style, and post-production.
 
 Results and Conclusion: The research found that earthy short-form videos are diverse in genre and rich in theme, specifically including recordings, earthy love words, earthy social quotes, microphone shouting, earthy performances, earthy eating broadcasts, social rock, country-themed funny jokes, earthy remakes, and self-created skits. Earthy short-form videos contain not only negative content but also positive content. However, some short videos have problems with vulgar content, dialectalization, and rough production.
 
 Implications of research: The diversity of genres and themes in earthy short-form videos shows the richness and colorfulness of the life of the grassroots in China, and reflects the wisdom of the video creators. However, the negative phenomena in the short videos also reflect the current situation and plight of the grassroots, as well as the issues faced in social management and cultural communication.
 
 Originality/value: The research conclusions in this paper come from the analysis of primary data and have a certain degree of objectivity. Most importantly, this paper is a study focusing on the content and characteristics of earthy short-form videos, which bridges the research gap in this field and provides an overview and reference for readers who want to understand earthy short-form videos.

Formation of love for words as the basis for educating a prospective journalist

The article discusses topical issues of the focus of the educational process at a higher educational institution on the formation of such personality qualities as patriotism, pride in the achievements of one’s people, and sensitivity to the native language, which is crucial for students of such a major as Journalism. It is the media that largely contribute to the formation of public opinion, therefore, in our opinion, professionals in this type of activity should have high morality, decency, and moral principles. All these qualities are formed in different ways, including through love for their mother tongue.

Hermeneutic and Heuristic Review of Aina Adzhabu Poetryby Nizar Qobbani

This research examines the poetry of Aina Azhabu by Nizzar Qabani, a Syrian poet. This poem tells about the character I who lost his girlfriend Dariya. However, there are still words and sentences that are difficult for readers to understand. Therefore, this poem is very suitable for analysis using riffaterre semiotic theory. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative method. The data source used was a book entitled Qasayid Mutawahisha by Nizzar Qabbani, and the data source used was riffaterre semiotic theory, then the data collection technique used was library techniques. In this poem there are many sentences that do not have complete meaning, such as أن نفسي من نفسها تتعجب، يسكن الشعر في حدائق عينيك، فلولا عيناك لا شعر يكتب, which contain a replacement of the meaning of the previous meaning (displacing of meaning). Then to get the complete meaning, you have to use a search matrix, model and hypogram. This model will guide the reader to find the matrix. In the opinion of the author, the model in this poem is in two sentences أنت أحلى خرافة في حياتي و والذي يتبع الخرافات يتعب these two models were chosen, because both of them represent the entire sound of the text of the poem contained in the subject, firstly the poet's unwillingness due to Dariya's departure so that he considers his lover as a mystery in his life, and secondly the idea that his love for my character for Daria is a delusion. The poetry matrix that is then obtained is about “Imagine Love” which can be seen from the use of the word love repeated up to four times. Then in the last line the idea that the love of my character for Daria is just a fantasy.

Персонализм в теологической антропологии Э. Бруннера и в софиологии прот. Сергия Булгакова

The article is devoted to a comparative analysis of the personalist interpretation of the Christian kerygma in the dialectical theology of Protestantism (by E. Brunner) and in the Orthodox sophiological theology of the late S. Bulgakov. The author is interested in the problem of coherence of different forms of philosophical discourse, primarily metaphysical and non-metaphysical, within the framework of explication of the essence of Christianity. To what extent is the metaphysics of Plato and St. Gregory Palamas in the doctrine of Sophia by Rev. Sergei Bulgakov can coexist with the communicative, dialogic nature of the personality of F. Ebner and K. Jaspers? The article for the first time in Russian philosophical theology reconstructs the anthropology of E. Brunner, explores such concepts as "responsibility", "being-in-God", "being-in-decision" and others.The author compares E. Brunner's and K. Barth's conceptions of the Word of God. E. Brunner does not use metaphysics as the prerequisite for ontology. Being for him has a dialogical structure of the relationship (I and You) of man and God, the call to love and the response to love in the responsibility of man. Brunner defines human creation as 'creation in the Word of love'. "With this Word God addresses man, communicates himself to him, gives him life". The existential dimension of divine love is devoid of a cosmic dimension in the Swiss theologian and is not connected with the knowledge of the world in the natural sciences and metaphysics. He is indifferent to the objective aesthetics of the divine love kenosis. God for Brunner is understood primarily as love. It is the baseless mystery of God – the Word, eternally calling for a decision, responsibility, choice.E. Brunner's personalism looks more holistic, organic, thought out in its own way within the framework of modern philosophy. However, the extra-moral nature of human responsibility is not entirely obvious. It is difficult to imagine Christian love as an indicative and not an imperative. By the late S. Bulgakov, love belongs to the core of personality as activity. Absolute personality constitutes itself not as self-knowledge, but as active love. Love is not a property of the essence, but the essence itself. The Russian philosopher ontologizes love within the metaphysics of unity. S. Bulgakov interprets person's activitiestic principle and personality as a relationship from the perspective of rethinking the work-action of I. Fichte within the framework of the metaphysics of unity. It seems that without a radical transformation of ancient metaphysics (primarily Platonic and Aristotelian) a personalist interpretation of the Gospel becomes impossible.

S. Szabó József (1862-1944) pedagógusi munkássága: a „szeretet igéjével” való nevelés példája

The Work of József S. Szabó (1862–1944) as a Teacher: An Example of Education with the “Biblical Word of Love”. The spirit of the Reformed College of Debrecen has been a defining value for centuries, and it still is today, helping students to grow up and

Mechanism of Resistance to British Imperialism in the Literature of Kazi Nazrul Islam

Literature has always been an effective medium of presentation. Whenever the groaning sound of people with the increasing tyranny of colonial rule raised high, literature played a pivotal role to draw it in a pragmatically artistic touch. The Bidrohi Kabi Kazi Nazrul Islam, National Poet of Bangladesh, made a unique place in the journey of Bengali literature resistance of the early twentieth century. He inextricably applied diverse literary genres and thematic mechanisms of resistance in his literature which undoubtedly bore the motive-inciting words of love and fire against any form of injustice whether of British Empire or societal customs and continued the thread of awakening in the Bengal Renaissance. The Rebel Poet was the figurehead of the allied Hindu-Muslim struggle of undivided India against the imperialistic British rule. However, miserably the discourse on Nazrul Resistance Literature is limited only in Bengali corridors with mere poetic contributions. With this viewpoint, the research delves into exploring the dimensional works of the poet and tries to establish him as a versatile writer of prose and poetry. In addition, the work makes a sincere effort to elucidate various thematic decorations of his literary outcomes and their universal acceptability. Ultimately, Nazrul Studies are yet to be expounded further ahead to bring out more research works on this Bengali poet of love and resistance overlooking the cross-country borders.

Neural responses to instructed positive couple interaction: an fMRI study on compliment sharing.

Love is probably the most fascinating feeling that a person ever experiences. However, little is known about what is happening in the brains of a romantic couple-the central and most salient relationship during adult age-while they are particularly tender and exchanging loving words with one another. To gain insight into nearly natural couple interaction, we collected data from N = 84 individuals (including N = 43 heterosexual couples) simultaneously in two functional magnetic resonance imaging scanners, while they sent and received compliments, i.e.short messages about what they liked about each other and their relationship. Activation patterns during compliment sharing in the individuals revealed a broad pattern of activated brain areas known to be involved in empathy and reward processing. Notably, the ventral striatum, including parts of the putamen, was activated particularly when selecting messages for the partner. This provides initial evidence that giving a verbal treat to a romantic partner seems to involve neural reward circuitry in the basal ganglia. These results can have important implications for the neurobiological mechanisms protecting and stabilizing romantic relationships, which build a highly relevant aspect of human life and health.

Loving Words: A Nurse Theorist and Editor's Story of Precision and Clarity.

The words used in dialogue, published work, and even nursing theory reflect and cocreate meaning. In this column, nurse theorist, Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing, and editor Dr. Rosemarie Rizzo Parse reflects on her love of words and writing and how that influenced her work and penchant for precision and clarity. She shares how the meaning of words changed in her humanbecoming worldview and her thoughts on societies' current use of some words and their methods of dialoguing.

“Thy Words Do Finde Me Out”: Aaron Kunin’s Love Three

“Thy Words Do Finde Me Out”: Aaron Kunin’s <i>Love Three</i>

The Concept of Loving One Another Based on John 15:9-17 and Relevance For The Church Today

Love is a thing that will never go stale to be discussed and discussed because love is a fundamental need for every human being. The use of the word love is very diverse, love can be used in relationships with God, husband and wife, men and women as well as relationships between parents and children. Because basically love is characterized by a relationship between two people who love each other. For this reason, in this article, researchers will explore the Lord Jesus' command regarding the concept of loving one another based on John 15:9-17. The method used is a qualitative method with a literature study approach and biblical studies presented in descriptive form. the conclusions obtained; first, we can only love if we live in the community of God's love. second, loving each other is our form of obeying God's commands, third, loving each other is shown by a self-sacrificing attitude, fourth we can love because God loves us, it is proven that He elevates us from servants to friends, fifth, we can love because we have been chosen and appointed to go bear fruit and if the fruit remains then as a form of God's love, He will give us what we ask for.

‘Nearly all deep fertile soil’: Les Murray, His Son and Autism

‘It Allows a Portrait in Line Scan at Fifteen’ is one of Les Murray’s most well-known poems. It was written in 1993, first published in 1994, and featured in his 1996 book Subhuman Redneck Poems. The poem profiles, but does not name, Murray’s and his wife Valerie Murray’s second son (fourth child) Alexander, who, at three, was medically diagnosed as autistic. Both because the poem is Murray’s portrait of his son, and because it was Alexander’s autism diagnosis that prompted Murray’s full recognition of his own autism, this poem is also inherently as much about Murray as it is about Alexander. It explores not only their relationship as parent and child, but each of their relationships with autism, and how their shared autistic love of words, movies, and portraits deepens these relationships.

Gratitude and it’s importance

Gratitude is the act of expressing our feelings for others and for ourselves. We not only make others happy with simple words of love and praise, but we also feel a lot better about ourselves and our lives. Gratitude is about having the right feelings at the right time about the right things. It's inextricably linked to self-control and motivation. It may not provide immediate relief from pain and stress, but it restores our sense of control. Gratitude is a tool for increasing happiness in the context of positive psychology. The benefits of gratitude are not linked to any sort of pathology or religion, but rather to a desire to create healthy and thriving people and societies. As the preceding paragraphs demonstrated, there are numerous ways to express gratitude. Maybe it's a gratitude journal, or maybe it's treating a stranger with kindness because someone did something nice for you. Try practising gratitude the next time you have some free time. You might be surprised by the advantages it provides. Please share your thoughts and experiences with this important emotion, as always.

Dead Children, Resilience, and Diversity

Dead Children, Resilience, and Diversity

Identifying Causes of Pragma-linguistic Difficulties in Translating the Embedded Meanings of the Quranic Love Words into English: A Comparative Interdisciplinary Study

The current research paper aims at identifying the pragma-linguistic difficulties faced by the translators of the meaning of the Holy Qura’n whilst rendering the Quranic love words into English, specifically in the work of Mohammed. A. S. Abdel Haleem, Mohammed. M Pickthall and Mohammed Khan and Mohammed Taj Al-Din Al-Hilali. Also, the study aims to identify the translation strategies adopted by the three translators in renderings the Quranic love words into English. Also, the study intends to prospect how the three translators come to grips with pragma-linguistic difficulties in their renderings of the Quranic love words into English. Three examples of the Quranic love words were intendedly selected to tackle the research problems. The study revealed that translating the Quranic love words is even more difficult than translating love words in other genres because of the religious genre. Also, the study showed that translating the embedded meanings in the Quranic texts is not quite easy. This is because Qur'anic love words involve very ingenious differences in meaning that are difficult to understand.

Romantic Meaning of Khalil Gibran’s Poetry (Hermeneutical Approach)

This is research of this study is related toward poetry using hermeneutical approach. This purpose of this study are (1) To know the intrinsic elements of Khalil Gibran’s Poetry (2)To know the romantic meaning in Khalil Gibran’s Poetry. This research would give the scope and limitation only in the Khalil Gibran Poetry all Romantic words and meanings that could be used as the data. The Khalil Gibran poetry is poetry exist in this thesis. The hermeneutic approach requires interpretation, so that the meaning of poetry is definitely influenced by the perceptions of knowledge and experience of each reader, the reader environment factor, the perspective or dimension of the reader's interest, and other things derived from the extrinsic factor. There are seven poetry that would be researched. From the first till seventh poetry show that Khalil Gibran oftenly using word love that is related toward the romantic meaning. It is also based on the Khalil Gibran biography during his life. It tells about his love, life and live.

TAHLIL AL MA'ANY FI SYI'RI ROBI'ATI AL 'ADAWIYATI HAQIQATUL HUBBI : AL NAZHRATU AL SIMIYA'IYYATI AL RIFATIRY

This study aims to describe (1) heuristic reading (2) hermeneutic reading (3) matrix, model, and (4) hypogram in the poem “Hakikat Cinta” by Rabi'ah Al-Adawiyah. This research is a library research because the primary data and secondary data are in the form of books or related documents. This study uses a qualitative descriptive technique through the semiotic approach of Michael Riffaterre. The results of the study are as follows. (1) The heuristic recitation of each sentence shows that this poem tells the story of Rabi'ah's love for his Lord, in this case he gave his whole life and death to Allah. (2) The Hermeneutic reading tells about the rabi'ah immense love for Allah, this is expressed in every verse that she expresses through her poetry. (3) The matrix in this poem is the praises conveyed by the Rabi'ah to the creator. (4) The hypogram in this poem is an intertextual hypogram, which is an explanation related to the poetry written by Rabi'ah which is closely related to the verses of the Qur'an an. After using the semiotic theory of the riffaterre, it can be concluded that according to Rabi'ah the only purpose of life that is very natural to be loved is Allah. The word love which is repeated every time by the rabi'ah implies the integrated meaning of all love only to Allah, because all forms of love and feelings grow because of the beauty and perfection of Allah

Al-Muṣāḥabah Al-Lughawiyah Li Kalimah Al-Ḥubb wa Ṣiyaghuhā Fī Riwāyah Al-Ḥubb Al-Maktūm Muassasatan ‘ala Al-Mudawwanah Al-Lughawiyah

The linguistic corpus is an old study in language learning that has been carried out by experts in their fields and continues to experience significant development along with the use of digital technology in the era of the industrial revolution 4.0. In linguistic analysis in Indonesia, the use of the linguistic corpus is still low. Corpus linguistic applications such as Sketch Engine, Lunchbox, AntConc, WordSmith, and other linguistic corpus applications have been developed. There is a lot of studies that using the linguistic corpus, and one of the linguistic studies is the study of the collocation. The study of collocation is an important study in language education to develop speaking skill and fluency. Accordingly, the researcher studied the collocation using the lorpus linguistic, and the researcher chose the Sketch Engine website as a data collection tool, so that it would be easier for the researcher to study the collocation of the word Al Hubb (love) in the novel Al Hubbul Maktum . The method this article uses a qualitative descriptive method, and the researcher conducted a library research to explain the forms of the word Al Hubb (love), the number of its appearance, and the forms of its collocations in the novel Al Hubbul Maktum . From this paper, the researcher found that the analysis of the collocations of the word Al Hubb (love) in the novel Al Hubbul Maktum using Corpus Linguistic can be done optimally and produce the forms of the word love and its collocations in the novel and then analyze it easily and faster. Accordingly, the researcher suggests that linguistic analysis for upgrading language skills using the Corpus Linguistic in Indonesia can be improved and developed so that it can turn into a new approach to teaching and learning Arabic. Keyword: Linguistic Corpus, study of collocations, language learning, Al Hubbul Maktum.

POETRY CONTENT FĪ AL-MAṪ ‘AM IN ANTHOLOGY HAMMUKA DĀIM

This study aims to reveal the content of the poem Fī al-Mat'am in the anthology Hammuka Dāim. Fī al-Mat'am's poem in Hammuka Dāim contains various sign systems so that semiotic theory is used to reveal the various meanings tucked away in the poem. The method used is the semiotic method of Michael Riffaterre which includes indirect expression and semiotic reading which consists of heuristic reading and hermeneutic reading. This study uses reading and note-taking techniques to collect data. After doing research, it was found that the content of the poem F al-Mat'am in the anthology of Hammuka Dāim is that in loving someone, sincerity and determination are needed, not only dwelling in an expression through the word love itself.