People Love Research Articles

Love, labour, lost: creative class mobility, stories of loss, negative affects

ABSTRACTCreative class workers are highly mobile, yet the struggles, disruptions and inequalities that emerge in their new, trans-local, experiential geographies are usually erased in the upbeat, Florida-inflected narrative on creative work and creative class mobility. This article aims to break open discussions of creative class mobility with the insertion of affect. It argues for the inclusion of personal, affective experiences to complicate the fluidity, the ease, the resolve that are usually assumed in the imaginary of being mobile. Furthermore, the article builds on the increasing volume of scholarship on affective labour – conceptualized as the affective dimensions of labour – but via a different route. I argue that any examination of affective labour may expand from the affect in labour, to how labour affects; from affective labour to labour affects. This inquiry brings to mobility studies the resonances between moving (geographically) and being moved (affectively), supplementing cultural studies’ critique of creative work with precarity of a different category, that of the affective. The empirical section presents the affective accounts of three re-located creative workers. They show us that mobility is never as frictionless as it sounds, and doing what people love may well come at the cost of losing those whom they love. I tease out three themes for further connections with affect: ethos and values, gender, and technology.

УКРАЇНСЬКІ НАРОДНІ ДУМИ В СУПРОВОДІ КОБЗИ-БАНДУРИ ЯК ДЖЕРЕЛО МУЗИЧНО-ЕСТЕТИЧНОГО ВИХОВАННЯ ПІДРОСТАЮЧОГО ПОКОЛІННЯ

The article is devoted to the study of the problem of musical and aesthetic education of the upcoming generation based on highly artistic vocal-instrumental samples, which are epic works, namely, Ukrainian folk dumas accompanied by kobza-bandura, which became an irreplaceable part of the musical genre attribute of the kobza players. It states that the vocal-instrumental art of folk performers has always had a significant impact on musical and aesthetic education and upbringing, since their social and professional activities, despite all prohibitions and persecutions, have always been aimed at awakening the consciousness of the Ukrainian people, preservation and further development of its cultural heritage, propagation of Christian faith and high morals, love for people, native land, as well as being demanding to one’s repertoire and performance. The article notes that in modern educational reform considerable attention is being paid to the musical and aesthetic upbringing of the young generation, which aims at expanding the spiritual world, forming an emotional sphere, developing a sense of beauty, and improving musical taste. The leading role in the modern process of musical and aesthetic education of school youth in Ukraine is played by a teacher of music, whose work is a musical and aesthetic center in a public school. The true education of the child should be based first and foremost on the cultural and historical values of his or her nation; therefore special attention is paid to the process of studying the duma epos works by school students during musical art lessons. The authors note that the Ukrainian folk dumas belonging to the unique heritage of the world’s epic traditional culture preserve and convey the sacramental culture of our people, reproduce its cultural and historical values, are the best help to form the high moral qualities and national-patriotic feelings of the upcoming generation.

INFLUENСE OF SEASONAL FACTOR ON THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF PERSIMMON

Persimmon is one of the most popular and favorite fruits not only in Georgia, but also in other countries. People love it for its unique specific taste and high nutritional value. There are more than 500 types of persimmon, properties and tastes which depend on the persimmon growing conditions.
 The purpose of this project was to study the persimmon fruit chemical composition, the regularity in the quantity changes of the bioactive substances and technical-economical persimmon parameters during its storage and technological processing; to develop a highly profitable and efficient composite production technology for a new assortment of products and high quality beverages. Organoleptic and chemical tests of 12 persimmon fruit varieties were made. The content and composition of sugars, polyphenols, pectin, and tanning substances, were defined; and the relation of these parameters to the fruit maturity degree, the dynamics of their change in the ripening and storage process were determined. In addition, we determined the content of sugars ( inverted, total, saccharose), tanning substances (free, total), polyphenols and nitrogen through a spectrophotometric method, dry solids through a refractometric method, pectin (total, soluble, protopectin) and acidity through a potentiometric method, and cellulose through a chlorite method. The feasibility of the persimmon fruit industrial processing was established. Persimmon fruit of Khachia and Khiakume varieties were proved to be the best raw material for the industrial production of a fruit alcohol and beverages. It should be noted here that persimmon fruit must be harvested in November when they have a dark orange colouring and their dry solids content reaches 18%, inverted sugars make up 16-16.5%, and the acidity is 0.12%. For concentrate production, persimmon must be harvested in October when the fruit are yellow and their tanning and colouring substances reach 1.24%, and pectin substances make up 0.77%. The fruit sugars are glucose and fructose, generally in equal quantities. Tanning substances, leicoantocianes, in particular, are responsible for the tart taste; the lower their content is, the less the tart taste is felt, moreover, ripe fruit are less tart in flavour which is due to the tanning substances getting bound with high molecular substances. All the 12 persimmon varieties cultivated in Georgia can be used as raw material, including substandard and overripe fruit that are not marketable and do not have a long shelf life.

Perspectivas adotadas pelos cuidadores na interação com a criança institucionalizada

Objetivo: compreender as perspectivas do cuidador a partir de sua interação com as crianças institucionalizadas. Método: pesquisa qualitativa que utilizou a Teoria Fundamentada nos Dados e o Interacionismo Simbólico para elaboração e análise dos dados. Os dados foram coletados de abril a julho de 2015, por meio de uma entrevista intensiva, com 15 cuidadoras em uma instituição de acolhimento infantil. Resultados: são apresentados em três categorias: Aprendendo a valorizar sua vida e sua família; Mudando a forma de ver e lidar com os outros; Percebendo a criança como ser capaz de mudar sua realidade. Considerações finais: identificou-se que na interação com a criança institucionalizada, a cuidadora passa a adotar novas formas de ver e agir no mundo, valorizando mais sua vida e sua família, além de desenvolver mais paciência, compaixão e amor por outras pessoas em condições de vulnerabilidade.

STRATEGI MEMBACA NYARING DI SEKOLAH DASAR

<p><em>The low reading skills of students in Indonesia compared to the International encourages the government to issue a strategic policies that seek to build a love of the Indonesian people to read. At the level of the school, teachers as an executor of a policy use various strategies to improve reading comprehension of their students. One of the strategies used is reading aloud strategy. The implementation of reading aloud strategy in schools is often misunderstood, so it requires a clearer understanding of what it is reading aloud strategy and how its implementation. Reading aloud strategy is not just a way to teach reading but also a way to build a love of reading value. Love reading value character is important to get more attention in the middle of the decline of reading comprehension level of Indonesian students in the world level which can also affect the development of the country.</em></p>

MEMBACA TEKS/BUKU BERBAHASA INGGRIS BERSAMA ANAK-ANAK DI SMA NEGERI 1 ABEPURA JAYAPURA

The community service activity aims to be able to help improving the ability and English language skills of children at Abepura 1 Public High School, foster a love of reading English texts / books, and also to increase children's sense of enlightenment in reading texts or books. in English language. The specific purpose of the service activities for children at Abepura 1 High School introduces the folklore text from the Dani (Wamena) tribe that has been translated into English that is suitable for the age of the high school students, which are fun and interesting, so hopefully, the love of local culture in the form of Papuan folklore would also increase. The community service activities involved several students of English Language Education Study Program FKIP, who had participated in the KBA course (Middle / High School Curriculum and Teaching Materials), where this activity was also one form of application of the learned science and theory in the course. This community service activity was held for approximately one month including the selection of Dani folklores, deepening of folklore material, making media to deliver text to children, and explaining the participants students from English Language Education Study Program FKIP UNCEN about their understanding of folklore texts given through learning media he made before going to the field, surveying the location, implementation, and results seminar. This activity is useful for deepening the knowledge of English for children in SMA Negeri 1 Abepura, Jayapura, in understanding English texts through Dani folklores so that it will enhance both the sense of mind and confidence in reading English texts and love of stories people who have culture around their environment. The use of local folklore and the creation of media used to invite children to read while learning is a valuable field experience for prospective students of English teachers in the English Language Education Study Program FKIP UNCEN in applying their knowledge and knowledge.Keywords: Reading English Texts, Children, Papuan Folklore, Jayapura

Actual and Perceived Emotional Similarity in Couples’ Daily Lives

We used two experience sampling studies to examine whether close romantic partners’ feelings of love and perceived partner responsiveness are better predicted by their actual emotional similarity or by their perceived emotional similarity. Study 1 revealed that the more partners were emotionally similar, the more they perceived their partner as responsive. This effect was mediated by perceived similarity, indicating that emotional similarity had to be detected in order to exert an effect. Further, when people overperceived their emotional similarities, they also reported more perceived partner responsiveness. Study 2 replicated these findings, by revealing similar effects for actual and perceived similarity on the love people reported to feel toward their partner. Implications for understanding the factors that predict feelings of love and responsiveness in close relationships are discussed.

‘I have no love for such people, because they leave us to suffer’: a qualitative study of health workers’ responses and institutional adaptations to absenteeism in rural Uganda

BackgroundAchieving positive treatment outcomes and patient safety are critical goals of the healthcare system. However, this is greatly undermined by near universal health workforce absenteeism, especially in public health facilities...

THE PROBLEM OF READINESS OF FUTURE SOCIAL EMPLOYEES FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AND RESEARCH ACTIVITY

The article examines the problem of the readiness of future social workers for research activities. It is established that in the pedagogical theory and practice there are no coherent researches of essential characteristics and structure of readiness of social workers for carrying out scientific researches. The purpose of the article is to study the essence and content structure of the readiness of social workers for scientific research activities. Methods of research used: analysis of scientific literature, systematization (for clarification of key concepts of research), generalization (in order to formulate author's conclusions). The scientific approaches to understanding the concept of readiness of a specialist to a certain type of activity - personal and functional are analyzed. It was established that the readiness of the future social worker for research activities is an integral system of professional and personal qualities of a specialist, a solid theoretical and methodological knowledge and research skills, an active personal position in the process of realization of research roles, which is expressed through a positive and conscious attitude to the scientific-research as a component of professionalism. The range of qualities that a social worker must possess: professional competence from a wide range of social problems, high level of general education and culture, knowledge of the related scientific fields, kindness, love for people, sincerity, kindness, sensitivity, mercy, empathy, sociability, flexibility, the ability to support the others and to stimulate them for the development of their own forces, organizational skills, etc. Motivational-value, cognitive, activity and emotional-volitional components are determined in the structure of readiness of social workers for research activities. The motivational-value component implies the presence of interest in SRA (scientific-research activity) in the process of solving professional problems, the desire to deepen scientific research knowledge, and the attitude towards the SRA (scientific-research activity) as a value. The cognitive component defines knowledge of the theory and methodology of scientific knowledge, interdisciplinary research methods. Activity component involves the formation of a number of research skills; emotional-volitional - a sense of intellectual satisfaction from SRA (scientific-research activity), emotional stability, persistence, responsibility, organization, ability to self-reflection.

TAKING THE RISK IN SURGERY

One of the most difficult to accept treatment options by the patient remains surgical intervention. The patient resorts to a wide range of therapies, more or less appropriate, with the hope that he will solve his health problems by non-surgical ways. Only the idea of a surgical treatment triggers a reaction of fear, sometimes going to panic. The patient resorts to the most unusual solutions: natural medication, bioenergy, homeopathy, magnetism, polarized light, acupuncture, and more others just to avoid the operating room. The patient's reaction is natural and is the expression of a preservation instinct in front of aggression. Surgery remains, however, the most radical therapeutic remedy. Whether it is done in a classical way or minimally invasive, the surgical solution brings almost instantaneous resolution of the disease to which it is addressed. The therapeutic outcome, often spectacular, is accompanied by a number of risks that must be accepted by the patient. Hence retention and fear for surgery. The idea of being "cut" accepting aggression on your own anatomy is a difficult obstacle to overcome.There have been many changes in surgery. Advances have been made rapidly, in line with technological changes: endoscopy, laparoscopy and thoracoscopy, robotics, mechanical sutures, surgical lasers, ultrasonic disks, and so on. But the risks are almost unchanged: anesthetics complications, intraoperative hemorrhages, visceral lesions, eviscerations, postoperative bleeding or peritonitis and so on. How can the patient accept “this list of nightmares”? How can he accept the percentage of 0.1-10% of post-operative deaths, a number which varies according to the extent of the surgery and the patient's biological status? The informed consent cannot cover all possible surgical and non-surgical complications. However, the therapeutic act is inseparably linked and conditioned by obtaining this consent. During a few hours, the surgeon is responsible for the life and the future of his patient. A great surgeon, Robert Soupault, once said that the operator has "plein pouvoir sur la vie". These powers should be used with utmost discernment, with the sense of measure, consistent with the illness being treated and with the condition of the patient. Any exaggeration will, unfortunately, be reflected in the postoperative outcome. Overestimating or underestimating the disease are equally risky. "Better is the enemy of good" is an old saying well known in the surgical world.Rightly, paraphrasing Iuliu Hațieganu, "surgery is science and consciousness, both heated by respect and love for people.". And then, if things are so, in surgery it's good to think you can, but realize on time when you cannot.

Originality of the Golden Age of Russian Literature in Reflections of the Silver Age

The article deals with the outlook of the Silver age on the phenomenon of Russian classics in comparison with previous criticism, with its love for people, social pathos and realism as the main value. It is shown that the distinguished features themselves marked out of the Russian classics as the stage of the Russian culture don't separate the representatives of two conflicting camps. The most important general motives are as follows: influence of Russian literature on the European; aspiration of literature to overstep itself – into life, in the moral sermon; literature as the reflection of the national soul; connection with a Christian ideal of the people; dramatic position of the Russian writer; insufficient attention to aesthetics. In the article is analyzed how these theses appear in different contexts of judgment (for example, in the polemic of D.S. Merezhkovsky and M.N. Michailivsky or D.S. Merezhkovsky and A.M. Skabichevsky). Comes to light that the differences depend upon radical opposition of atheistic and religious approach to the literature of the Golden Age.‌

«Сила Моя совершается в немощи»: болезнь и кончина Ю.Ф. Самарина

This article is devoted to the insufficiently known topic of the disease and death of Y. F. Samarin, a great Russian philosopher, ascetic and warrior, politician and scientist. On the basis of the extensive archival materials the author of the article presents the events panorama that allows to reconstruct certain fragments of Samarin’s life. According to the author, the strongest aspects of Samarin’s personality, supported by his belief in bodily resurrection, were revealed in the face of bodily affliction and death. His love for congenial people, relatives, and Russia dominated all the other feelings of the philosopher both during his life and at the time of his departure. The article shows that something mysterious and undisclosed still remains in Samarin s death.

S’engager par le rire. Autour de quelques textes mineurs d’Albert Cohen

<p>Albert Cohen, a committed writer? It is difficult to answer this question, so much the writer is difficult to classify, as he refuses to belong to any aesthetic movement. But the Zionist cause and the love of the Jewish people have marked his life as a man and as a writer. We will try to specify what is the Cohenian commitment from the analysis of some minor texts, in particular Projections ou Après-minuit à Genève et Mort de Charlot. Albert Cohen chose an aesthetic that is that of laughter, derisory and grotesque to express a dull pain that only humor can translate.</p>

ДУХОВНО-МОРАЛЬНІ ЦІННОСТІ У ПРОФЕСІЙНОМУ СТАНОВЛЕННІ ОСОБИСТОСТІ МАЙБУТНЬОГО СОЦІАЛЬНОГО ПРАЦІВНИКА

У статті розкрито роль духовно-моральних цінностей у професійному становленні особистості майбутнього соціального працівника. Охарактеризовано соціальну роботу як особливий вид діяльності, що базується на принципах гуманізму, віри у власні сили людини, визнання права кожного на самовизначення, створення рівних можливостей. Доведено, що у практичній діяльності соціального працівника разом з професійними знаннями вагому роль відіграють особистісно-моральні якості: чесність, совість, об’єктивність, справедливість, тактовність, пильність і спостережливість, толерантність, витримка і самовладання, доброта, любов до людей, терпіння, комунікабельність, оптимізм; розкрито сутність основних з них. Простежено зв’язок духовно-моральних цінностей соціального працівника з його ціннісними орієнтаціями. Охарактеризовано засоби формування духовно-моральних цінностей у процесі фахової підготовки майбутнього соціального працівника.

Aaron Marcus, Masaaki Kurosu, Xiaojuan Ma, and Ayako Hashizume: Cuteness Engineering: Designing Adorable Products and Services [Book Review

Computers are now programmed to support emotion; we communicate with our computers as if the computer was another human, not a machine. As a result, user interfaces are being “cutesified” because people love and respond to cute things. This is the basic premise of Cuteness Engineering. Designers, developers, usability researchers, and graduate students will learn the history, key terms, problems, research findings, and international issues pertaining to cuteness engineering, and they will gain exposure to case studies from Japan and China. The book offers strategies and interviews with cuteness designers. This book serves as an introduction to the developing field of cuteness design in the user experience. It is divided into five main chapters, excluding the introduction and conclusion chapters. The first two chapters explore cuteness in Japan and China, the next chapter provides a taxonomy of cuteness, and the final two chapters consist of interview transcripts with user-experience designers. The next logical question the book addresses is “Why cuteness?” To answer this question on a broad scale, the authors use cross-cultural research to examine cuteness in different cultures. This research was used to create and validate their taxonomy of cuteness. However, this taxonomy is general and does not consider the culture-specific attributes of cuteness. To address this problem, the authors study the specific, attributes of cuteness in Japan, China, and the US. They hypothesize that cuteness varies among cultures. According to this theory, different styles of cuteness should be used in different cultures. At the same time, the authors also claim that cuteness can be universal and shared amongst a global audience. Since cuteness is considered a universal language, cuteness is a tool used to help close the gap between technologies, designs, and users. This contradiction limits the overall findings of this book. However, this limitation can be rectified by further clarifying the difference between the goals of cuteness itself (which are universal), and the goals of the individual styles of cuteness (which vary based on culture). Exploring this relationship between the purpose of cuteness and the styles of cute presents an opportunity for future research in cuteness engineering.

Ho Chi Minh's Human Love

Ho Chi Minh was a Cultural, Great leader of the Vietnam revolution, a hero of Vietnam national liberation. Ho Chi Minh was a person who special interested in morality throughout the life of revolutionary activities. Moreover, Ho Chi Minh was also a person who thoroughly practices his moral sentiments. In which, covering all was the great love of Ho Chi Minh to the people of all circles, all sectors, all classes, which built from childhood and intact until Ho Chi Minh vented his last breath. That noble sentiment inspired Ho Chi Minh to embark on a revolutionary career with the sacrifice of hardship to get the mastery, a freedom, and happiness for the people. That sentiment was expressed naturally in Ho Chi Minh, from worries for big things like liberating people, building human development strategies to simple things associated with every human being with accomplishments specific scene. In this article, the author clarifies the love of people of Ho Chi Minh expressed through the years of revolutionary activities and by the sacred will of Ho Chi Minh left before going into eternity. Keywords : Vietnam revolution, Ho Chi Minh DOI : 10.7176/RHSS/9-6-03 Publication date :March 31 st 2019

A correlation exists between normal breathing rate and watching horror movies

The reason of present research was to estimate somewhat relation between normal breathing rate and watching horror movies. Total 135 subjects were the participants of this project. The breathing rate is expressed as the total number of breaths a person receiving in 1 minute. The normal rate is 12 to 20 breaths per minute in adults. The respiration rate underneath 12 and overhead 25 is regarded as abnormal and it points to grim health problems. The situations that can vary normal respiratory rate are anxiety, fever, flu, air pollution, asthma, pneumonia, heart failure, lung disorder, drug overdosing and usage of narcotics. Now a days, number of people love viewing horror movie while some hatred them. There is an elongated list of such movies on internet. Scary movies have the physical and psychological effects on one’s mind. The most evident are anxiety and stress that can lead to high pulse rate and sweating. Such physical effects result in increase of respiration rate. In such situations, we inhale more oxygen and exhale more carbon dioxide. The member of the audience spots high breathing like performing a light exercise. The thrill of unknown and abrupt appearance of any terror initiates the body to groom against that fear. After-all above procedure, it was summarized that there was a significant interaction between normal breathing rate and watching horror movies.

Research on Current Situation and Countermeasure of Badminton Team in Wuhan Sports School

Badminton is a sport that our people love very much at present. Badminton is simple and easy to use. Compared with basketball, football and other sports, the requirement of physical fitness is relatively small, because the atmosphere of badminton in our country is very hot. China is also a world power in badminton. Our athletes have won many championships in world competitions. In recent Olympic Games, Chinese badminton ranks first in the gold medal list. The level of badminton in Wuhan is very high in our country, and many world champions have been trained. The badminton level of a regional youth sports school determines the future development of badminton theory and direction, and is also a reserve badminton talent. This paper studies the current situation of badminton development in Wuhan Sports School, and puts forward some suggestions for the development of badminton in Wuhan.

First Person: Howard Koh, MD, MPH: Physician devotes his career to improving public health on many fronts.

First Person: Howard Koh, MD, MPH: Physician devotes his career to improving public health on many fronts.

What can we learn about romantic love from Harry Frankfurt’s account of love?

Harry Frankfurt has a comprehensive and, at times, compelling, account of love, which are outlined in several of his works. However, he does not think that romantic love fits the ideal of love as it ‘includes a number of vividly distracting elements, which do not belong to the essential nature of love as a mode of disinterested concern’ (Frankfurt, 2004, p. 43). In this paper, I argue that we can, nonetheless, learn some important things about romantic love from his account. Furthermore, I will suggest, conversely, that there is distinct value in romantic love, which derives from the nature of the relationship on which it is based. Frankfurt tries to take agape and reformulate it so that it can also account for love of particular people. Whilst he succeeds, to some extent, in describing parental love, he fails to accurately describe romantic love and friendship, and, moreover, overlooks what is distinctly valuable about them. Although it was not his intention to describe romantic love, by failing to include features such as reciprocity in his account of love, Frankfurt leaves no room for a kind of love that is important and valuable to many people