Life Of People Research Articles

Innovative solutions: Design and implementation of an advanced national service training program (NSTP) portal for state universities and colleges in the Philippines

Technology is continually evolving, leading to unexpected breakthroughs, especially evident during the pandemic. The modern era has enhanced the quality of life for many people, and computer programs have transformed how individuals connect with each other and the world. This study aims to develop a National Service Training Program (NSTP) Portal System for the Department of State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) in the region. The researcher used developmental research methodologies, which involve examining, describing, and assessing the product development process. The system's source code was written in PHP, JavaScript, and jQuery, following the Agile Process. MySQL was used to create the system's database, storing all data, records, and information. The study employed developmental research methods to analyze and describe the product development process and evaluate the final product. Additionally, a descriptive research approach was used to gather information through survey questionnaires to assess the system's validity in terms of its features. This evaluation was conducted using a survey instrument based on the ISO/IEC 25010 Software Quality Standards. Department heads, academics, and students were consulted during the data collection for the portal development. The system's creation was successful.

Returning to Makekur: Re-evaluating the Occupational Sequence of the Early-Middle Lapita Site of Makekur (FOH), Arawe Islands, Papua New Guinea

The site of Makekur, located in the Arawe Islands of Papua New Guinea, has for some years been considered unique amongst the sites of the Lapita distribution. Representing one of the earliest Lapita sites in the region to have evidence of long-term continuing occupation from the Early through to at least the Middle Periods, the radiocarbon and pottery records of Makekur form a key foundation for understanding not just the lives of the Lapita people that called it home, but also the emergence of the Lapita Cultural Complex and the changes it underwent over time and space. However, a new chronology proposed by Specht and Gosden (2019) has raised doubts as to the validity of these original interpretations. This study uses Bayesian statistical analysis and stylistic analysis to re-assess the radiocarbon chronology, form, and decoration of pottery assemblages from Makekur. It looks to understand whether a multi-phase occupation spanning the Early to Middle Periods can be identified within both the radiocarbon and ceramic records, and in so doing evaluates the reliability of the stylistic attributes used to differentiate deposits of differing ages. The study concludes that Makekur was occupied during the Early Period between 3274 – 2803 cal. B.P. and continued into the Middle Period starting between 3059 – 2889 cal. B.P., followed by slightly later occupational events in the same period between 2998 – 2855 cal. B.P. and approximately 2709 – 1402 cal. B.P. Finally, it further concludes that pottery of the Early and Middle Periods was stylistically unique, and clearly delineated between deposits of differing ages.

N-Stearoylethanolamine Exerts Cardioprotective Effects in Old Rats.

Aging is associated with the slowing down of metabolic processes, diminished physiological processes, changes in hormonal activity and increasing exposure to oxidative stress factors and chronic inflammation. The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is a major signaling network that plays a pro-homeostatic role in the central and peripheral organs of the human body. A class of minor lipids, N-acylethanolamines (NAEs), which do not activate cannabinoid receptors, except for anandamide, but can potentiate the action of endocannabinoids and have a wide spectrum of biological activity and significant adaptogenic potential, belongs to ECS. The results of different studies over the past decades have established the protective effect of NAE on many pathological conditions. This study aimed to investigate the cardioprotective effects of C18:0 NAE- N-stearoylethanolamine (NSE) in aged rats. In this study, we focused on investigating the effects of C18:0 NAE- N-stearoylethanolamine (NSE) on the intensity of oxidative/ nitrosative stress, antioxidant potential, lipoprotein profile and inflammation markers of blood plasma, phospholipid composition and age-related morphological changes of old rat heart tissues. The study was conducted on Sprague Dawley male laboratory rats. The three groups of rats were involved in the study design. The first group consisted of young rats aged 4 months (n=10). The second (n=10) and third (n=10) groups included old rats aged of 18 months. Rats from the third group were administered a per os aqueous suspension of NSE at a dose of 50 mg/kg of body weight daily for 10 days. All groups of rats were kept on a standard vivarium diet. The blood plasma, serum, and heart of rats were used for biochemical and histological analysis. The cardioprotective effect of N-stearoylethanolamine in old rats was established, which was expressed in the normalization of the antioxidant system condition and the level of proinflammatory cytokines, positive modulation of blood plasma and lipoprotein profile, normalization of heart tissue lipid composition, and significant reduction in age-related myocardium morphological changes. The revealed effects of N-stearoylethanolamine can become the basis for developing a new drug for use in complex therapy to improve the quality of life of older people.

Multiscale Feature Fusion Method for Liver Cirrhosis Classification

ABSTRACTLiver cirrhosis is one of the most common liver diseases in the world, posing a threat to people's daily lives. In advanced stages, cirrhosis can lead to severe symptoms and complications, making early detection and treatment crucial. This study aims to address this critical healthcare challenge by improving the accuracy of liver cirrhosis classification using ultrasound imaging, thereby assisting medical professionals in early diagnosis and intervention. This article proposes a new multiscale feature fusion network model (MSFNet), which uses the feature extraction module to capture multiscale features from ultrasound images. This approach enables the neural network to utilize richer information to accurately classify the stage of cirrhosis. In addition, a new loss function is proposed to solve the class imbalance problem in medical datasets, which makes the model pay more attention to the samples that are difficult to classify and improves the performance of the model. The effectiveness of the proposed MSFNet was evaluated using ultrasound images from 61 subjects. Experimental results demonstrate that our method achieves high classification accuracy, with 98.08% on convex array datasets and 97.60% on linear array datasets. Our proposed method can classify early, middle, and late cirrhosis very accurately. It provides valuable insights for the clinical treatment of liver cirrhosis and may be helpful for the rehabilitation of patients.

QUALITY OF LIFE OF PATIENTS AFTER SURGICAL INTERVENTION AT THE CLINIC FOR EYE DISEASES TUZLA

Visual impairment negatively affects the quality of life of people and it is an important parameter of the outcome of treatment of patients diagnosed with cataracts, glaucoma, strabismus or injuries. The goal of the research was to assess the psychological aspects of the quality of life of patients with the above-mentioned diagnoses.The research included 99 patients of both sexes, who, after surgery at the Clinic for Eye Diseases Tuzla, were monitored on an outpatient basis in the Clinic's Specialist Outpatient Clinic. For the purposes of the research, the Vision Questionnaire (NEI VFQ-25), version 2000, was used.The age of the respondents ranged from 5 to 78 years. The majority of respondents were men 50 (50.50%). The average chronological age of male respondents is 47.50±21.56 years, and female respondents 50.12±20.85. In the total sample, 45.5% of respondents have cataracts, 29.3% glaucoma, 11.1% strabismus and 14.1% have an eye injury. Of these 99 respondents, 47.5% consider their health to be average, 44.4% consider it to be above average, while 8.1% of respondents consider it to be below average. A higher percentage of male respondents have glaucoma (38%) and injuries/trauma (20%) compared to female respondents. A higher percentage of female respondents (55.1%) state that their quality of life is above average, while the percentage of male respondents is 34%. The quality of life is average for 56% of male respondents and 38.8% of female respondents. The results of the chi-square test showed that there is no statistically significant difference in relation to the gender and quality of life of the respondents (χ2= 4.48; df= 2; p= 0.106). The results of the univariate analysis of variance in relation to the cause of visual impairment, and the vision problems experienced by the subjects showed that there is a statistically significant difference between the subjects in relation to the cause of visual impairment. In relation to the overall results of vision problems, it may be concluded that subjects with cataracts and glaucoma at the statistical significance level of 0.05 state that they have more vision problems compared to subjects with strabismus and injury. Subjects with cataracts at the significance level of 0.05 state that they have more vision problems compared to subjects with glaucoma.Although the self-assessment of the psychological and spiritual components of the quality of life of the subjects gave satisfactory results, it is necessary to provide specific support in order to prevent and eliminate negative reactions to the postoperative condition of operated patients. Keywords: quality of life (QoL), NEI VFQ-25 questionnaire, visual impairment.

The pathways to reproductive health education for women with physical disabilities in vietnam

ObjectiveTo examines the access to reproductive health information by women with physical disabilities in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. MethodsAn ethnography was used in this research. Data collection was conducted by using observations, photovoice, and in-depth interview with 30 participants, which including 20 women with physical disabilities, 5 healthcare providers, and 5 key informants. ResultsResearch findings revealed that women with physical disabilities had variable reproductive health knowledge with some women being more informed than others. They obtained reproductive health knowledge via four pathways: family, school, community, and self-learning via peers and the Internet. They learned different types of information from these sources, but their reproductive health resources remained limited, leading to very little reproductive health knowledge for women. ConclusionMost women in this research are not educated by family members about reproductive health issues due to the Vietnamese cultural and social norms about sexual and reproductive health and ideas about disability. Some women have the opportunity to complete grade 9 and higher education levels, hence they are able to access authorized information via biology classes and other sexual and reproductive health training courses. Some recommendations are given including [1] Comprehensive sexual and reproductive health education should be taught in schools; [2] The Ministry of Education and Training works with NGOs to provide more authoritative sexual and reproductive health documents or workplace training for all people with disabilities; [3] Social policy makers in Vietnam should review their policies regarding improving the quality of life of people with disabilities.

FACTORS INFLUENCING THE NON-USE AND ABANDONMENT OF ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY

Assistive technology is recognised as a necessary tool to improve the quality of life of people with disabilities. The use of assistive technology and the quality of related services varies from country to country. However, in most countries, there are some factors that influence the non-use or abandonment of assistive technology.This paper aim is to present the results of studies published in the period between 2015 and 2023 on the factors of non-use and/or abandonment of AT published in the articles cited in the Web of Science database. It also presents some results of three studies conducted in Croatia.The results show that difficulties in not using and abandonment AT appear in different social and cultural settings. Some of the most common factors identified were the health condition of the user, problems with use, inappropriate AT, lack of training of users and experts, lack of support, non-involvement of users in the AT design, etc.The non-use and abandonment of AT can harm the quality of life of people with disabilities. Many factors can influence AT abandonment. It is necessary to determine which factors influence the non-use and refusal to use assistive devices and which types of AT are most frequently not used. Understanding these factors is the first step in reducing the problem. Keywords:assistive technology, non-use, abandonment

Food Security, Nutrition Security, and Household Healthfulness Choice Among Elderly People Living With HIV in New Jersey: A Pilot Study

Food Security, Nutrition Security, and Household Healthfulness Choice Among Elderly People Living With HIV in New Jersey: A Pilot Study

The Future of Speech Therapy for Autism: Bridging Technology and Personalized Care

Researchers have been working on autism since the 1980s [1]. Autism spectrum disorder (AUD) is a complex neurodevelopment condition that affects people's interaction with others, behavior, communication, and social interaction. Although autism may be a lifelong condition, appropriate support, services, and treatments can improve a person's symptoms and daily functioning. Individuals with autism often face challenges with speech and language development are prominent. Speech therapy (ST) plays a role in gaining control over verbal communication. An effective speech therapy can enhance the quality of life by addressing communication difficulties. Traditionally, the treatment of autism has a multidisciplinary approach that aims to address the diverse needs of individuals on the spectrum. Advancements in technology are revolutionizing the field by offering various possibilities for personalized care and improved outcomes. Healthcare professionals diagnose autism by assessing a person's development patterns and behaviors. Currently, speech therapy is delivered through face-to-face interactions with a trained therapist. Because parents of autistic children consistently identify language and social communication skills as a top priority. This approach has limitations, like scheduling conflicts, limited access to geographical constraints, and specialized care [2]. Telepractice platforms and virtual reality systems (VR), offer novel opportunities for accessible, personalized, and engaging therapy experiences. Telepractice is an online therapy service via technology-based platforms that allows long-distance interventions, breaking geographical barriers and expanding access to specialized care. Specifically, telepractice capitalized on communication practices such as video conferencing, and data tracking tools to facilitate effective communications and reduce barriers like distance. It is a very effective and low-cost method for conducting and completing online sessions for individuals with autism spectrum disorder [3]. The use of mobile technology in various countries become a necessity in the lives of people and also makes it a potential medium of intervention for people diagnosed with autism. It also enhances social skills, language development, and communication abilities. Virtual reality is an essential tool for healthcare intervention, offering realistic scenarios for practicing communication strategies and social interaction. Virtual reality interventions can lead to more stable and faster communication skills over time [4]. Advancements in artificial intelligence has enabled therapists to analyze data and identify patterns to meet the unique needs of each individual with autism. Technology is poised to facilitate collaboration and communication among individuals, and promote consistency across various settings. Researchers are involved in creating and training robots to interact with autistic children. We can empower individuals with autism to reach their full communication potential with the help of these latest technologies.

Unraveling School Adolescent Depression: Insights into Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Adolescent depression presents a significant global mental health concern, exerting profound impacts on various facets of young people's lives. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) has emerged as a leading intervention for tackling adolescent depression, grounded in principles derived from cognitive theory. This review delves into the effectiveness, mechanisms, and outcomes of CBT in addressing adolescent depression, synthesizing findings from a range of empirical studies including randomized controlled trials, meta-analyses, and systematic reviews. The review underscores the consistent efficacy of CBT in diminishing depressive symptoms among adolescents, elucidating mechanisms such as cognitive restructuring and behavioral activation that underpin its therapeutic effects. Additionally, CBT yields favorable outcomes beyond mere symptom reduction, encompassing enhancements in social connections and academic performance. Nonetheless, challenges such as limited accessibility and hurdles in engaging adolescents persist in CBT implementation. To surmount these obstacles, forthcoming research ought to concentrate on devising innovative delivery approaches, such as internet-based interventions and school-centered programs. In essence, CBT stands as a pivotal component in the treatment of adolescent depression, furnishing a holistic framework to address the intricate interplay of cognitive, emotional, and behavioral elements, thereby fostering the mental well-being of adolescents on a global scale.

Prinsip Suku Betawi Sebagai Inspirasi Utama Penciptaan Karya Tari Ngasosi

A principle is something that is inherent and its truth is the basic principle for thinking and acting. The Ngasosi dance work is a new dance performance presented in pairs, which departs from the habits of Betawi people's lives. This research was carried out using qualitative methods, namely by explaining in detail the inspirational ideas and forms of presentation with a background of creativity carried out by choreographers in developing traditional Betawi dance, as well as expanding character education. This research uses primary and secondary data sources. The primary data source is interview notes, the researcher's secondary data source was obtained through literature studies in the form of books, scientific journals that support research, and photo documentation of variations in dance movements, fashion, make-up, props and musical scores. The resulting understanding is that this dance depicts a father and son who carry out the principles of life of the Betawi people, namely the Koran, prayer, silat which are applied in everyday life, where the principles of life of the Betawi people must be remembered from an early age until adulthood so that they become good habits and obligations. which has always been passed down from generation to generation.

Prinsip Suku Betawi Sebagai Inspirasi Utama Penciptaan Karya Tari Ngasosi

A principle is something that is inherent and its truth is the basic principle for thinking and acting. The Ngasosi dance work is a new dance performance presented in pairs, which departs from the habits of Betawi people's lives. This research was carried out using qualitative methods, namely by explaining in detail the inspirational ideas and forms of presentation with a background of creativity carried out by choreographers in developing traditional Betawi dance, as well as expanding character education. This research uses primary and secondary data sources. The primary data source is interview notes, the researcher's secondary data source was obtained through literature studies in the form of books, scientific journals that support research, and photo documentation of variations in dance movements, fashion, make-up, props and musical scores. The resulting understanding is that this dance depicts a father and son who carry out the principles of life of the Betawi people, namely the Koran, prayer, silat which are applied in everyday life, where the principles of life of the Betawi people must be remembered from an early age until adulthood so that they become good habits and obligations. which has always been passed down from generation to generation.

Hydrogel Extinguishants.

The exploitation of clean and efficient fire extinguishing materials has substantial implications for improving disaster prevention, mitigation, and relief capabilities, maintaining public safety, and protecting people's lives and property as well as the natural environment. Natural polymer hydrogel with high water containment, excellent film formation, high heat insulation, ecofriendliness, and degradability has huge potential in achieving new breakthroughs for developing clean and efficient fire extinguishing materials and products. In recent years, the exploitation of hydrogel extinguishing materials and the fabrication of products has attracted great attention, gradually replacing traditional fire extinguishing products. In this perspective, an in-depth review of the evolution of hydrogels applied for fire extinguishing and prevention is presented. Firstly, the extinguishing principles of hydrogel extinguishants are explained. Secondly, the preparation strategies and evaluation system of the hydrogel extinguishants are emphatically discussed. Although great progress has been made in developing high-performance hydrogel extinguishants, it remains challenging to develop cost-effective, degradable, and easy-to-use hydrogel extinguishants. Additionally, we highlight the importance of considering the commercial aspects of hydrogel extinguishants. Looking into the future, hydrogel extinguishants are promising, but continued investment in research and development is necessary to overcome the challenges.

YOLOv3 Based Smart Assistive Navigation System for Visually Impaired Individuals

Abstract: Nowadays, some people suffer from blindness or vision impairment, either from childhood or due to other causes. These individuals frequently face difficulty to move from source to destination precisely, resulting in difficulties in their daily routines. Currently, people are using normal walking sticks, that is not useful for all the time, especially in outdoor environments, resulting in accidents and other difficulties. This paper aims to focus on improving the quality of life for blind people or visually impaired individuals by providing a suitable solution to enhance navigation and manage their needs in indoor and outdoor environments through the use of wearable devices. One proposed solution involves the method of voice assistant technology, which allows users to easily communicate and receive clear instructions. The Raspberry Pi camera module, that allows to capture images and video streaming with the Raspberry Pi, where the Ultrasonic sensor is commonly used for distance measurement to detect obstacles. Furthermore, incorporating a Neo 6m GPS module offers precise location data and navigation guidance, aiding users in reaching their destination safely and efficiently.

Navigating changes: reflecting on children and young people’s experiences of public health and social measures during the COVID-19 pandemic- a purposive, qualitative follow-up from a national probability sample

ABSTRACT The COVID-19 pandemic brought abrupt changes and disruption to the lives of children and young people. This qualitative study used semi-structured interviews to explore how participants navigated national lockdowns (including school closures), social restrictions, and the reintegration back into pre-pandemic routines. Twenty children, young people and parents were purposively sampled from the Mental Health of Children and Young People’s Survey, 2020. We identified three major themes through thematic analysis, with participants discussing (1) learning experiences, (2) emotions and coping, and (3) decompression and discovery. Experiences during the pandemic were highly variable. Participants emphasised the importance of social and familial connections, access to engaging learning environments, and structure/routine in promoting health and well-being.

FORMATION OF A PLURALISTIC SOCIETY IN KASARAGOD: A HISTORICAL STUDY

Kasaragod in the northern part of Kerala State has its own cultural background from ancient period onwards. The people of this area is still living there without considering social, religious and caste differences that may be started since the Pre-historic period. Like any other civilized society, the people of Kasaragod also very much imbibed by their traditional beliefs and ritual practices handed down from generation to generation.Politically, this region has been witnessed plenty of military conquests. The geographical features, early political conquests, religious migration and the commercial contacts paved the way for the development of a composite culture in Kasaragod. Because of the external contacts, new type of beliefs and ritual practices came into the life of the native people at Kasaragod. In the course of time, it became a meeting ground of different communities with mutual co-existence and thereby a multi-cultural society developed in the northern part of Malabar.The present study is an attempt to know the general features of Kasaragod and to discuss how a pluralistic society developed in the northernmost part of Kerala.

지방자치단체의 청년 문화예술 정책 개선 방안

In this study, we revealed the current state of youth culture from the perspective of generation theory and sought ways to improve it by analyzing ordinances supporting youth culture and arts that are currently being actively enacted or revised. The current youth policy, which is centered around job policies, is silent on not only the issue of economic poverty but also the issue of cultural poverty among young people. In addition, as recent social issues such as hatred and generational conflict have expanded, community life is facing a crisis, and the young generation is at the center of this. As a result of taking interest in these social issues and examining the youth culture and arts support ordinances that are being actively enacted or revised recently, focusing on major local governments, we discovered that the following policy changes are necessary. First, support for youth culture and arts should focus on improving the problems of the young generation rather than focusing on community development. Second, the ordinance supporting youth culture and arts must be supplemented with provisions for improving the quality of life of young people and promoting creative activities. Third, the type of youth culture and arts activities must be changed to focus on policy participation. Therefore, this study basically emphasized that youth policy requires a change in thinking to a policy in which youth become the ‘subject’.

Relevance of EIA in Sustainable Development with Labour Law

The process of drafting legislation that concerns the livelihood of many people needs to be a careful and participatory process, the Job Creation Bill has crucial problems when viewed from the methodological aspects, paradigm and substance of regulation in the policy field of over-regulated and over-lapping issues that occur in the regulation of fields related to development and investment will not be resolved because the Job Creation Bill requires around 500 derivative regulations so that it has the potential to create a complex hyper-regulated. Realising that there is a need to create a conducive investment climate to realise development, it should not ignore the principle of sustainable development. The purpose of this research was to find out the relevance of EIA in sustainable development in Indonesia where the problem with the current job creation law is suspected of changing the function of EIA which was previously one of the licensing requirements to something whose function is no longer important or only needs to increase the problem with the concept of regulation regarding the environment which was previously regulated by Law Number 32 of 2009 concerning Environmental Protection and Management (UPPLH) using a licensing-based approach. This research used normative or doctrinal research methods.

The impact of a university-based intensive comprehensive aphasia programme (ICAP) on language, functional communication and quality of life in people with chronic aphasia

ABSTRACT Background Intensive Comprehensive Aphasia Programmes (ICAPs) are increasingly considered the preferred option for high intensity aphasia rehabilitation. This is due to the emerging evidence that shows the potential of the programme to improve language impairment as well as psychosocial wellbeing and quality of life (QoL) in persons with chronic aphasia. Aims The aim of the study was to investigate whether a university-based, student-led, online ICAP led to measurable improvements in language, functional communication and QoL in persons with aphasia (PwAs). Methods & Procedures Eleven PwAs (six women, five men; M age = 60.4 years; M time post onset = 14.6 months) participated in a 10-week ICAP that provided 36 hours of treatment in total. Outcome measures relating to language impairment, functional communication and QoL were administered before and after the ICAP and included a range of subtests of the Comprehensive Aphasia Test (CAT) and the Communication Activities of Daily Living – second edition (CADL-2), the Assessment for Living with Aphasia (ALA), the Aphasia Impact Questionnaire (AIQ-21) and the Communication Outcomes after Stroke Scale (Carer COAST). Pre- and post-ICAP performances were tested for significance using Wilcoxon signed-rank tests. In addition, effect sizes were calculated. Outcomes & Results Post-ICAP, significant gains occurred in the CAT subtests of auditory and reading comprehension as well as naming objects, with large effect sizes being noted for the subtests of reading comprehension and naming objects. Significant changes were also observed between the pre- and post-assessment scores for the AIQ-21 and the Carer COAST, whereby the latter yielded large effect sizes. By contrast, CADL-2 and ALA scores did not change significantly as a result of the ICAP intervention. Conclusions Results indicate that the ICAP effectively improved participants’ language and functional communication skills, as well as QoL for both PwAs and their communication partners. Findings further indicate that a student-led ICAP implemented in a university setting can be considered a viable and pragmatic solution to offering ICAPs to achieve the high intensity needed to effect positive changes in communication.

Characteristics of the Arctic nature in the perception of a child in the children's prose written by Semyon Tumat

Significant interest in the Arctic zone of Yakutia emerged at the end of the 20th century, when alluvial diamond deposits were discovered and began to be developed. The Arctic also has great prospects for hydrocarbons. At the present time there is a struggle for the development of natural resources of the Arctic, in this connection the relevance of the Arctic theme in Yakut literature as a whole increases. The Arctic is a mysterious, harsh northern land, which at the same time is very beautiful and dangerous. The land of White Silence fascinated and attracted explorers, travellers and romantics. Not only masters of words, but also artists, pedagogues, philosophers turned their eyes to the world of childhood as an integral part of people's life. Memories of childhood spent in the harsh northern land, of its courageous inhabitants - reindeer herders, hunters, fishermen - became the material for the literary works of the national writer of Yakutia, poet, prose writer Semyon Andreevich Popov-Tumat. In the works of the writer we get acquainted with the difficult life of the indigenous people of the North with their traditions, ways of life, with their feelings and dreams. We have analysed cycles of children's proses written by Semyon Tumat. In the stories of the writer contains a lot of cognitive information about the life of a simple man, a northerner, a master, transforming this harsh land and the amazing country of snow, endless sky, illuminated by the polar lights, the wonderful world of the Arctic. S. Tumat's prose does not glorify tenderness or mercy. In the works of the writer the most important themes are: the theme of childhood, upbringing, family, faith, willpower, the theme of nature, friendship and love. However, love for his native northern land, parents, the world of the Arctic appears in the works of a strong feeling, imprinted forever on the heroes. Semyon Andreevich approached to the disclosure of this issue individually; thinking over the style and details of the narrative, composition of the works, character and psychology of the heroes.