Pursuit Of Ideals Research Articles

A Study of IKH Algorithm for Civic Education Strategies of Graduate Medical Students in Information Age

Abstract In this paper, we use the krill swarm optimization algorithm to optimize the optimization-seeking ability of the projection-seeking analysis model and construct the IKH-PP model. Evaluation indexes of ideological and political education strategies are built from seven dimensions, such as moral quality and political performance, and the index values are standardized using the extreme value normalization method. Create and enhance the projection indicator function, sort based on the projection value size, and determine the advantages and disadvantages of various samples. Taking psychology as the perspective, efforts were made to explore a collaborative educational path for psychological counseling and ideological education for medical students using the psychological perspective. The results showed that 50% of the 600 medical students at University Z chose “realization of ideal pursuit,” and they were generally more positive and progressive. However, only 48 of them expressed that they were very concerned about current affairs and that their political awareness still needed to be improved. Before and after the collaborative psychological counseling and political education interventions, there were statistically significant differences between Group I and Group II in the G3/F3 dimension (P=0.047, 0.008) and the G11/F11 dimension (P=0.022, 0.034), which were statistically significant or not. There were statistically significant differences in the overall access to Civics and all dimensions of Civics among medical students of different genders (P<0.05), grades (P<0.001), and political profiles (P<0.05) students.

The Subversion of “Journey to the West”—“The Legend of Wukong” and the Rewritten of “Journey to the West”

Adapted from the literary classic “Journey to the West”, the author of the online novel “Legend of Wukong” places the expression of the spirit of “Journey to the West” on the growth of individual characters and the pursuit of ideals. He unfolds the narrative with defamiliarization, adds contemporary elements of the worldview and outlook on life, changes the characters, language, narrative and other aspects of the novel, and expresses the awakening of individual consciousness and the destruction of personal ideals from the characters’ acts of resistance, subverts the original concept of “Journey to the West”, and reflects the humanistic connotation of the spirit of “Journey to the West” in the new era.

中国新闻事业史课程思政建设的理论与实践研究

按照社会主义核心价值观的要求，把实现中华民族复兴的伟大理想和责任融入课堂 教学中，激励学生自觉把个人的理想追求融入国家和民族的事业。学校以“思政课程”与“课 程思政”作为学校思政工作的重要抓手，齐心协力共推“思政课程”与“课程思政”互动 发展，发挥全员协同、全过程协同、全方位协同育人合力，改善“思政课程”与“课程思政” 单向发展的现状短板，构建并完善“大思政”育人格局。“课程思政”融入在每个课程之中， 能够进一步发挥教育本身的育人作用，促进高校人才培养数量与质量的提高。高校把立德 树人的思想作为根本任务，发挥各课程的育人功能，需充分发掘课程思政的资源，教会学 生学习的同时，培养引导学生正确的世界观、人生观和价值观。拓展“大格局”，要充分 利用现代技术手段为“大思政课”服务，在全社会形成“家庭社会学校网络教育一体化的 协同育人格局”。习近平总书记指出：“要运用新媒体新技术使工作活起来，推动思想政 治工作传统优势同信息技术高度融合，增强时代感和吸引力。”旨在启发广大思政工作者 网上网下融合发力，让“大思政课”无处不在。本文通过对专业知识学习与《中国新闻事 业史》课程融入思政进行分析与研究，为进一步提高学生素养贡献自己的微薄力量 In accordance with the requirements of socialist core values, the great ideal and responsibility of realizing the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation are integrated into classroom teaching, and students are encouraged to consciously integrate their personal ideal pursuit into the course of the country and the nation. Considering "education courses" and "curriculum education" as an important school work, schools work together to push "education courses" and "course education" to develop interactively, play an all-round collaborative education together, improve the present situation of the one-way development in "education courses" and "course education", build and perfect the educational pattern. The integration of "curriculum ideological and politics" into each course can further play the educational role of education itself and promote the improvement of the quantity and quality of talent training in colleges. Colleges take the idea of cultivating moral education as the fundamental task and give full play to the educational function of each course. It is necessary to fully explore the ideological and political resources of the course, teach students to learn, and cultivate and guide students' correct outlook on world, life and values. To expand the "big pattern", we should make full use of modern technology means to serve the "big ideological and political courses", and form a collaborative educational pattern of the integration of family and social school network education in the whole society. As General Secretary Xi Jinping pointed out, " We should use new media and new technologies to make our work alive, promote the integration of traditional advantages of ideological and political work with information technology, and enhance the sense and appeal of the times." The aim is to inspire the majority of ideological and political workers online and offline to integrate together, so that the" big ideological and political courses " can be found everywhere. This paper contributes its own meager strength to further improve students' quality through the analysis and research of professional knowledge learning and the history of Chinese Journalism into ideological and political courses.

배움과 기록의 전범화 고찰 - 茅坤의 『唐宋八大家文鈔』 수록 ‘學記’를 중심으로

The arranger(editor) of the anthology attempts to scripture the work through the selection of the work and criticism. In other words, from the perspective of Canonization, Mao Kun arranged the works of the Tang Song period reflect his values which about classical literature and social background at the time. In particular, the writers of Song Dynasty and Ming Dynasty have many similar parts. Both of them developed philosophical reasons and valued the function of literature. In addition, both periods politically advocated ''politics through literature'' and implemented the Keju(科擧) system to give and promote literature and education considerably. Politics and education are closely related to canonization. As is well known, in literary history, the "唐宋古文運動" was both a literary and social movement. After Mao Kun, each of the eight literal advisors during the Tangsong period was canonized with the concept of "TangSongBadajia(唐宋八大家)" which again linked the negative effects and education of the Keju(科擧) system which for selecting talented person during the Ming dynasty. In this study, the “records of school" was viewed as learning, and examined the perception of learning held by ancient Chinese writers. In any case, learning is not simply an action from the learner''s point of view, but reflects a lot of content and perception. For example, the perception of the space of school, a place where learning takes place, and the educational philosophical meaning and perception of the behavior and ideal pursuit in this space. In the case of the "records of school" it can be seen as a record of a building called a school or a record of learning. The architecture reflects the aesthetics of the builder, values and spatial consciousness, and the social background at the time. In short, it can be said that the "records of school" included in the Mao Kun''s "TangSong Badajia WenChao(唐宋八大家文鈔)" was not only for educational purposes for the Keju(科擧) system, but also for the attempt of Canonization in the TangSong Badajia’s works and the relationship between the Song and the Ming dynasty.

Study on typical Ideological and political Cases and Teaching Strategies of GIS Course

By combing the ideological and political materials of GIS course, this dissertation selects seven typical cases as the ideological and political cases of GIS course, integrates the professional content of each chapter for teaching, and guides students to integrate their personal ideal pursuit into the cause of the country and the nation.

Enantioselective Radical Addition to Ketones through Lewis Acid-Enabled Photoredox Catalysis.

Photocatalysis opens up a new window for carbonyl chemistry. Despite a multitude of photochemical reactions of carbonyl compounds, visible light-induced catalytic asymmetric transformations remain elusive and pose a formidable challenge. Accordingly, the development of simple, efficient, and economic catalytic systems is the ideal pursuit for chemists. Herein, we report an enantioselective radical photoaddition to ketones through a Lewis acid-enabled photoredox catalysis wherein the in situ formed chiral N,N'-dioxide/Sc(III)-ketone complex serves as a temporary photocatalyst to trigger single-electron transfer oxidation of silanes for the generation of nucleophilic radical species, including primary, secondary, and tertiary alkyl radicals, giving various enantioenriched aza-heterocycle-based tertiary alcohols in good to excellent yields and enantioselectivities. The results of electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) and high-resolution mass spectrum (HRMS) measurements provided favorable evidence for the stereocontrolled radical addition process involved in this reaction.

The influence of Confucianism on China's dulcimer performance

Confucianism is an important theoretical support of the Chinese national spirit. It started with the Confucian school founded by Confucius. After the continuous enrichment and creation of Confucianism, it gradually formed an important guiding ideology covering people, people, society, people and nature, which had a far-reaching impact on politics, economy, literature, social life, and other fields. In the 1980s, the stable social environment brought by the reform and opening up provided a good external condition for developing dulcimer art in China. The increasing communication between Chinese and western cultures and ideas has brought new ideas for developing dulcimer art in China. Yangqin, in the form of "singing, dancing and telling stories,” shows the living state and ideal pursuit of literati in the Yuan Dynasty by shaping specific events and characters, thus being regarded as a "living fossil" that reflects the social outlook of the Yuan Dynasty. There is no doubt that the culture of Chinese dulcimer is based on Chinese traditional culture. It has obvious characteristics of the cultural orientation of Confucianism and Taoism and is also the result of the interaction between Chinese and Western cultural trends. This cultural orientation will involve the future development trend of Chinese dulcimer culture and will profoundly impact Chinese dulcimer culture in the 21st century.

A Brief Analysis of Romanticism in French Musical Mozart-l'Opéra Rock

The French musical Mozart-l'Opéra Rock is a romantic musical genre work with Mozart as the narrator. It premiered in 2009, with lyrics by Dove Attia and others, composed by Vincent Baguian et al. Romanticism is an ideological and cultural movement, like realism, both are the product of Western bourgeois society in the 18th and 19th centuries. Romanticism takes the pursuit of ideals as its creative focus, and creates fantastic artistic images with strong subjective lyricism. In terms of expression, fantastic fantasy, strong contrast, brilliant colors, high rhythm, exaggerated language, and bizarre plots are often used. The text analyzes the romanticism from three aspects: the creative group of the work, the lyrics and lines, and the stage performance.

On the Value of the Chinese Pre-Qin Confucian Thought of "Harmony" for Modern Public Mental Health.

The Chinese pre-Qin Confucianism puts forward the concept of “Harmony,” covering “Balanced Harmony,” “External Harmony,” and “Internal Harmony,” etc. “Balanced Harmony” refers to the harmonious state of balance at both ends. “External Harmony” indicates the harmonious relationship with others, with society and with nature. “Internal Harmony” reveals the harmonious state within oneself between body and mind. “Balanced Harmony” is the ideal pursuit of Harmony, “External Harmony” and “Internal Harmony” are the two basic contents of Harmony, the trinity of which constitute a systematic concept of valuing “Harmony.” The golden mean is the fundamental criterion for achieving “Balanced Harmony,” while “Benevolent people love others” and “Seeking from the heart” are the two basic requirements for achieving “External Harmony” and “Internal Harmony” specifically, and together they constitute a systematic methodology of valuing “Harmony.” As one of the backbones of traditional Chinese culture, the Chinese pre-Qin Confucian thought of “Harmony” not only has had a far-reaching impact on the temperament, mental state, cognitive style, and moral character of the Chinese nation in history but also provides insights for public mental health in modern times globally, containing a great deal of useful information for mental health issues from which Western public mental health could profit.

The Uniqueness of Gabrielė Petkevičaitė-Bitė’s World of Short Prose: A Search for a Meaningful Existence

Gabrielė Petkevičaitė-Bitė’s work is colourful and diverse in terms of content and genre. She strove to reveal the most prominent conflicts of the public life of the late nineteenth and the early twentieth centuries, the problems of the individual’s spiritual development and the discovery of one’s own identity, the reflections of the life of the intelligentsia and the rural people, the search for a meaningful life by different representatives of the ethnic community and to bring up the question of the individual’s self-esteem. To this end, the writer created distinctive examples of the genre of small prose, such as short stories, essays, sketches, reflections, and reminiscences, which enriched the world of Lithuanian prose. Petkevičaitė-Bitė’s creative space was strongly affected by the epoch of national revival. The author wrote a number of vivid traditional realistic short stories, which reflected the actual reality and in many cases were strongly autobiographical. In her prose, the writer often depicts a young person is striving for new ideals of the national community: a different model of life characteristic of the secular intelligentsia, responsible activity for the sake of the nation, and ideas of nation building. The hero of her short prose is a person capable of creating a sincere and spiritual relationship between the members of society that is based on mutual assistance and understanding. For Petkevičaitė-Bitė, a young person is perhaps most closely associated with a romantic hero’s burning love for the world, the pursuit of ideals, impetuous feelings, passionate and courageous quests, ethical maximalism, uncompromising nature, refusal to put up with the ills of life, and individual truth, i.e., the qualities that are most typical of young people. It is not careerism or the search for a more diverse existence, but the pursuit of a more enriching form of life, a meaningful foundation for it, and a quest for spiritual discovery that motivates these young seekers, dreamers, and altruists to open themselves wholeheartedly to life. This existential stance of the characters arises from the actual efforts of the intelligentsia to change the established moral, social, and cultural order of the nineteenth century and to oppose the constraining stereotypes of previous years. Petkevičaitė-Bitė’s works mostly reflect the process of the national revival movement and the colourful portraits of strong personalities whom she had met and remembered: book smugglers, rebels, and spiritually rich villagers, who made every effort to enlighten their children and pave the way for their education. She perceives and treats an individual’s meaningful activity, which is focused on helping others, as the pivotal factor of the nation’s spiritual rebirth that guaranteed its survival and the sustainability of its life. In her prose, the writer seeks to reveal both the dark and the light side of human nature, to show its beauty, power, and strength. Unconditional sacrifice for the sake of the other – book smuggling, secret teaching of children from forbidden books, care of orphans and the needy – were the fundamental existential imperatives and the foundation of the life and activities of Gabrielė Petkevičaitė-Bitė, who was an aristocrat of the spirit herself.

Coping with job insecurity: Employees with grit create I-deals.

Although job insecurity has been shown to predict numerous adverse outcomes, more is yet to be known about the mechanisms that explain when and why these effects will occur. Using social exchange as our theoretical foundation and three-wave lagged survey data collected from N = 300 employees within the United States, the current study found support for the contention that individuals with greater job insecurity pursue fewer idiosyncratic deals (I-Deals) with their employers. Fewer I-Deals in turn were associated with lower affective commitment, and higher turnover intentions, perceived psychological contract breach, and psychological contract violation. However, these indirect effects were conditional upon employee levels of grit (specifically, perseverance of effort), such that higher grit attenuated the negative relationship between job insecurity and the pursuit of I-Deals. Given that employees often have little control over the source of their experienced job insecurity (e.g., impending layoffs, a poor economy, announced merger or acquisition), these findings hold promise in potentially alleviating the well-documented negative outcomes of job insecurity through interventions designed to increase employee levels of grit and facilitate the creation of I-Deals. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2021 APA, all rights reserved).

Practicing psychologists’ understanding of the athletic-body ideal internalisation: Implications for classification and treatment

This study explored how practicing psychologists make sense of the athletic-body ideal when internalised by their clients. Utilising a grounded theory approach, we interviewed a purposive sample of nine psychologists to explore their understanding of the athletic-body ideal, with a specific focus on diagnostic classification and treatment. Following grounded theory analysis, results indicated the psychologists tended to associate the athletic-body ideal pursuit with positive psychological and physical benefits when it encompasses balance and flexibility. They also perceived healthy or protective factors inherent in the pursuit of the athletic-body ideal. However, the psychologists perceived that when the pursuit is obsessive-compulsive and rigid, functioning will be compromised. Moreover, the psychologists associated eating disorders (such as restrictive eating) and compulsive exercise with pathological athletic-body ideal pursuits. These findings suggest complexity in athletic-body ideal presentation across the languishing and flourishing continuum.

Global Justice: A Utopia and Concern of Humanitarianism

Abstract Global justice or the lack thereof has internal connections with global poverty. Global justice is an ideal pursuit of cosmopolitanism, which regards basic human needs as its rightful object. The right to life, from the point of view of global justice, is the most fundamental in the list of Human Rights. International anarchy and the current international economic order, however, cast a utopian shadow on the realization of this right when we consider the de facto institutions and the ostensible goal of impartial love for everyone. Humanitarian aid is another approach to the problem of contemporary global poverty. Its difficulty lies first in people’s different conceptions of obligation and donation. They consider the former as duty while the latter is seen to lie beyond the call of duty. Second, in terms of a correlation between right and duty, since everyone has the right to life, the duty falls accordingly upon organizations or individuals. Meanwhile, donation as duty is not perfect obligation, thus is not compulsory either. Finally, international humanitarian aid is constrained by nationalism and partial love. Hence, in the light of either government or individual, the humanitarian aid approach is beset with challenges. Global justice has gained academic importance worldwide since John Rawls’ later works. By contrast to domestic justice, it is a theory of justice that proposes to include all human beings. Global justice stands for a kind of utopian justice in regard to both the institutional path and the humanitarian aid approach. I shall examine the theory of global justice under these two aspects.

Neurology in Russia: reality and the pursuit of ideal

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RETRACTED ARTICLE: K-Partitioned Smallest Distance Mining Tree for Path Optimation in Wireless Sensor Network

In wireless sensor networks (WSN), energy efficiency is an important issue, since the sensor nodes act as both data originator and data router. The sink functionality typically includes mining and sensing data from sensors in the network via multihop relays performing data processing. The nodes which are closer to the sink have to take more substantial traffic load consequently reduce their energy quickly leading to energy hole around the sink. Then the energy hole may cause failure in the sensor network and create large coverage hole. Sink repositioning can be performed using multiple sink deployment and sink mobility. Relocating or repositioning the sink is very challenging during the regular network operation. It is challenging in a multi-hop network environment to find an optimal location. Most of the existing localization solutions had low accuracy in congested situations and did not consider the resource limitations of WSN. To rectify the issues of sink repositioning, this work presents a K-partitioned smallest distance tree (k-PSDT) utilizing the ideal scan for setting an ideal number of sinks in sensor networks. At first, the quantity of sinks is resolved utilizing the ideal sink algorithm fulfilling the h-jump requirement. k-PSDT is developed for situating numerous sink nodes and setting up the courses. In the wake of deciding the ideal number of sink positions and directing, best sink reposition is chosen by ideal pursuit technique. Sink development is finished by utilizing the canny development, and it confines the sinks developments while keeping up their bearing to the ideal positions. The performance of the new techniques is implemented using network simulator (NS2). Simulation results show that the proposed technology do the better performance as compared to the existing method regarding the metrics such as average packet delivery ratio, delay, and energy consumption.

Gautam Mathur’s Sraffa – Neumann System:A Framework for Development

Throughout the work of Gautam Mathur there is a unique blend of theoretical insights for development strategies and the pursuit of ideals of economic justice, freedom and egalitarian society. He uses a Sraffa-Neumann system structure to disaggregate the economy into sub-systems as a tool of analysis for choice of techniques, allocation of labour and resources and time transition path towards steady growth based on a sound foundation of capital theory. The paper appraises his unique approach to study processes of structural transformation, and the relevance of such a strategy in an era of jobless growth, high inequality, low productivity and inefficient production structures across sectors. Mathur envisioned that an underdeveloped economy can be structurally transformed into a Robinsonian “golden age” through active state policy interventions.

Theological Reflection and the Pursuit of Ideals: Theology, Human Flourishing and Freedom. Edited by DavidJasper and DaleWright, with MarianAntonaccio and WilliamSchweiker. Pp. xii, 220, Wey Court East, Ashgate, 2013, $153.00.

The Heythrop JournalVolume 58, Issue 6 p. 1003-1004 BOOK REVIEW Theological Reflection and the Pursuit of Ideals: Theology, Human Flourishing and Freedom. Edited by David Jasper and Dale Wright, with Marian Antonaccio and William Schweiker. Pp. xii, 220, Wey Court East, Ashgate, 2013, $153.00. Agneta Sutton, Agneta Sutton Heythrop CollegeSearch for more papers by this author Agneta Sutton, Agneta Sutton Heythrop CollegeSearch for more papers by this author First published: 10 October 2017 https://doi.org/10.1111/heyj.12758Read the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat Volume58, Issue6November 2017Pages 1003-1004 RelatedInformation

Commentary: Executive functioning-a key construct for understanding developmental psychopathology or a 'catch-all' term in need of some rethinking?

In a recent editorial (Halperin, 2016) Jeffrey Halperin calls for a firmer grasp of the executive function construct and its boundaries. His goal is to advance knowledge of the neurocognitive underpinnings of developmental psychopathology. In this commentary I propose that the development of the emotion regulation construct in relation to executive functioning is an ideal pursuit of this aim. Prior writings (Rice and Hoffman, 2014; Rice, 2016a,b,c) develop the conceptualization of implicit emotion regulation through analogies with defense mechanisms. Observed similarities between “hot” executive functions, implicit emotion regulation, and a contemporary understanding of defense mechanisms (Rice, 2016b) facilitates a more textured understanding of executive functions. Articulation and analysis of the differences between these three conceptualizations of different fields and frameworks performed in tandem with reflection upon their similarities yields an opportunity to develop our understanding of all three concepts in the pursuit of a more nuanced understanding of developmental psychopathology.

Ernst Bloch’s Laboratorium possibilis Salutis

The concept of the world as a Laboratorium possibilis Salutis represents a condensation of Ernst Bloch's imaginative understanding of the world and of history.1 This evocative phrase indicates a plane in which history does not entirely coincide with its own unfolding; a moment in which humanity is not curtailed by the facticity of the prevailing order. Over and above the facticity of what is-alienation and oppression-the world offers a workplace for well-being and the restoration of health and dignity, as well as the expansion of the humane ideal.Bloch propels the tradition of Hegel and Marx in accounting for the dialectical unfolding of history at large; he continues this tradition through an emphasis on the teleological characteristic of the human project, and retains a prospective moment of hope for the sublation of contradictions at the end of history, the fulfilment of human lack and the fulfilment of the human project through the realisation of a joyful and a just communal realm.Since the second half of the twentieth century it has become commonplace to treat any account of the unfolding of the human project at large (especially those with recourse to Utopian and/or dialectical traditions) with scepticism, caution and resistance. Particularly influential in this regard has been the rise of anti-totalitarian humanism-a tradition which has contributed to the dissemination of the suspicion that the worth of the human individual succumbs in the face of larger-scale accounts of the unfolding of history. Seen thus, antitotalitarian humanism is not confined to moral engagement with and reflection on the totalitarian regimes of the twentieth century only.Anti-totalitarian humanism established its influence in various fields of philosophy. For example, through the influence of anti-totalitarian humanism memory has attained a new moral and philosophical significance. This tradition has focused academic attention on recent atrocities, arguing that the horrors of the twentieth century resulted from humane-sounding social ideals. This emphasis has resulted in a growing awareness of the dangers that lurk in social ideals with Utopian aspirations or pretensions. It is not surprising in this context that Utopian ideals are increasingly suspected of carrying the germs of totalitarianism.2 Antitotalitarian humanism can be understood to include any philosophical and moral engagement with past evils that explores the systemic violation of human dignity, as well as the critical awareness of the risks involved when a society sets itself the objective to create the preconditions for a more equitable social order. It should be added in this regard that through the influence of anti-totalitarian humanism memory has attained a cautionary and preventative significance. That is to say, the remembrance of the past-by way of the construction of memorials, public rituals, exhibitions and academic studies of the atrocities of twentieth-century European and colonial history-serves to prevent the recurrence of such atrocities and the derailment of ideals.3Anti-totalitarian humanism deserves acclaim for the manner in which it has contributed to the sharpening of our moral awareness and the expansion of our sense of moral experience. Notwithstanding these contributions and the philosophical plausibility of anti-totalitarian humanism, however, one has to question the premises established in contemporary Western culture and social philosophy through its influence. The extent to which the assimilation of anti-totalitarian humanism leads to a stigmatisation ofUtopiaas a figure of discourse is concerning, as this may result in an eventual impoverishment of moral discourse. While anti-totalitarian humanism serves to critically inform us in our pursuit of ideals, one has to question its premise that Utopian philosophies in general carry the seed of totalitarianism, as well as the assumption that in large-scale dialectical accounts of the unfolding of history the human individual will necessarily suc- cumb in the face of the indifference of history. …

Theological Reflection and the Pursuit of Ideals: theology, human flourishing, and freedom, written by David Jasper and Dale Wright

Theological Reflection and the Pursuit of Ideals: theology, human flourishing, and freedom, written by David Jasper and Dale Wright