Theory Of Harmony Research Articles

Quantitative study on landscape colors of plant communities in urban parks based on natural color system and M‐S theory in Nanjing, China

AbstractPlant color landscape plays an important role in improving the quality of visual landscapes, regulating the emotion of landscape space, and highlighting the characteristics of urban landscapes. How to reasonably quantify and create rich plant color landscapes to achieve the best visual perception of the plant color landscape at different visual scales, so as to better meet the aesthetic needs of the public, has become a hot and difficult issue in the plant color design and application. Therefore, this article selects four typical urban parks in Nanjing to study the color characteristics of plant communities. The natural color system color card is used to extract plant color data. The color harmony and suitability degree of the plant community and external environment are quantitatively evaluated according to the Moon‐Spencer (M‐S) color harmony theory. The correlation between the chromaticity difference, color harmony, and color suitability of the plant landscape color is strong, whereas that between the chromaticity difference and lightness difference of the plant landscape color is weak. Among the four urban parks, the color harmony is the highest, and the appropriate color is the lowest in Xuanwu Lake Park. In addition, among the 12 selected plant community landscapes, the plant community number A3 in Xuanwu Lake Park has the highest color harmony and D3 in Gulin Park has the lowest color harmony. In short, the quantitative study of the plant community landscape color can provide new ideas for improving the optimal allocation of the plant community landscape color in urban parks.

Disease as a result of violations of the symbiotic relationship between the host and the microbiota with pathogens

Recent achievements in many sciences have led to an understanding of the need to form new ideas about the nature of human relationships with the environment and the inner world, his health, the principles of disease formation and their prevention. There has been a transition from a collection of achievements of various sciences to a holistic paradigm that unites a person as an organism and as a person, his inner and surrounding world. It became obvious that this could not be done within the framework of the previous general theories of medicine. To this end, the authors propose a new theory of medicine: "the theory of noospheric-anthropogenic harmony". From the standpoint of this theory, the mechanisms of the relationship of microbiota and pathogens with the protective and acceptive immunity of a healthy and sick person, as well as the mechanisms of microbiota regulation, are considered. The paradigm of dysbiosis as the cause of many diseases and main homeostatic mechanisms that provide symbiotic relationships of microbiota, immunity and its role in the mechanisms of natural tolerance and formation of various disease, such as, autoimmune ones and tumors, require a change in the acceptedtreatment and prevention. A new approach should be based on using a new class of drugs metabiotics, which in their term influence microbiota.

PERSPEKTIF MASYARAKAT DESA KEMADUH BARON NGANJUK TENTANG RELEVANSI NAFKAH SUAMI TERHADAP KEHARMONISAN RUMAH TANGGA

The issue of livelihood is crucial in building household harmony. The husband is obliged to provide for his family with ma'ruf. This can create harmony in the household that is built.The people of Kemaduh Baron Nganjuk village have various views on the relevance of husband's livelihood to household harmony. This paper is the result of field research on this matter. This analytical descriptive research uses a qualitative approach, with data collection methods in the form of observation, interviews, and documentation. The results of the study reveal that the husband's livelihood from the perspective of the Kemaduh Baron Nganjuk village community is a gift from a husband to his wife in the form of money, to meet daily needs, which is in line with Amir Syaifuddin's opinion that the husband's income is shopping for food needs which includes basic materials such as clothing and housing. or clothing, food, and shelter. Meanwhile, their perspective on household harmony is the attitude of helping each other, pouring out their hearts (deliberations), the lack of debate in running the household with mutual understanding. This is in line with the theory of household harmony with the realization of the wishes of husband and wife, minimizing interpersonal conflicts, the realization of reciprocity between husband and wife in carrying out their respective obligations. According to the people of Kemaduh village, husband's livelihood and household harmony are interrelated because living is the husband's obligation in the household which aims to meet household needs, so not fulfilling the needs in the family can make the family less harmonious. Even so, there are different opinions from the people of Kemaduh village which state that the husband's inadequacy of living does not cause fights and the family remains harmonious.

Ghostly longing: Tonality as grieving in Bell Witch’s Mirror Reaper

Mirror Reaper, by the funeral doom metal band Bell Witch, is an immense 83-minute composition in which tonal organization plays an essential role in enhancing and creating meaning. Little analytical attention has been paid to doom metal; armed with a flexible conception of theories of tonal harmony and my full transcription of the album, I show that slow, repetitive music and rich engagement with musical details are not mutually exclusive. I present an analysis in which the tonal drama centres around slowly shifting bass support for a persistent melody F natural. At first, this F appears as a dissonant ninth over an E♭, then as a hollow fifth above a B♭ and finally as a consonant major third above D♭. I understand this progression as a sonic analogue for the grieving process that, according to interviews with the band, is the album’s main focus.

Study of "Functional Structure" Emilie Durkheim Reviewed from Educational Anthropology on Character and Behavior Society

Emile Durkheim saw the social order of society emphasizes the importance of consensus, harmony, and equilibrium. To emerge the consensus harmony and equality of community-oriented should do creating the homogeneity and cultural values aimed for maintaining the social community order. This paper reveals the thought of Durkheim about the theory of consensus harmony and equilibrium based on maintaining a balance between knowledge, moral practice reasoning with ethical values ​​ in the society through character education. The thinking side revealed how the public responds to changes in a dynamic culture of uncertainty with built social and cultural functions based on functional structure theory. This study discovers the education role in creating a moral being in modern society and moral being in building harmonic. It balanced with social functions through the solution to prevent and resolve any social pathology as the impact of the negative perception from social media. This expected explanation from this library research providing a positive contribution to character education and behavior to the society reviewed from the anthropological education study. The implication of this study for educators is the importance of building character and behavior order in the community comprehensively, kept up-to instill moral values, virtues, honest, law-abiding, and tolerance in creating a Madani's social life.

Transparency, locality, and contrast in Uyghur backness harmony

Theories of vowel harmony have wrestled with the formal challenges of transparency, notably the increased expressivity resulting from non-local dependencies. However, experimental work has demonstrated on a number of occasions that ‘transparent’ vowels actually undergo harmony (e.g., Gick, Pulleyblank, Campbell, & Mutaka, 2006), re-establishing the role of locality in the analysis of harmony. Existing work on backness harmony in Uyghur argues that /i/ is transparent to harmony, with some proposing that this falls out from the absence of contrastive /ɯ/ in the language (e.g., Vaux, 2000). This paper examines the distribution of surface [i] and [ɯ] within roots and suffixes to assess their phonological status, as well as their participation in harmony. Results support the case that there are no long-distance dependencies in Uyghur, suggesting that harmony is truly local in the language. Results for root-internal [i] and [ɯ] are less clear; evidence from most speakers supports an allophonic relationship, while some evidence for other speakers suggests the possibility of contrastive /i/ and /ɯ/.

Measurement and analysis of regional agricultural water and soil resource composite system harmony with an improved random forest model based on a dragonfly algorithm

To expand the field of harmony theory research, new paths for sustainable development of agricultural regions are explored. The uncertainty problem is selected to determine the optimal parameters of the random forest (RF) model. This paper uses the Dragonfly algorithm (DA) to calibrate the RF model parameters, proposes an improved model (DA-RF), and applies it to measure the agricultural water and soil resources composite system harmony (AWSRCSH) of the Jiansanjiang Branch of the Heilongjiang Great Northern Wilderness Agribusiness Group Corporation. The results show that the DA-RF model can effectively improve the simulation ability and stability with a running time that is longer than that of an empirical method. The annual variation in the AWSRCSH of the Jiansanjiang Branch presents an “N-type” trend. From 1997 to 2005, the branch had not yet entered a peak period of resource and agricultural development, while the AWSRCSH had steadily improved during this period. From 2005 to 2008, due to predatory operations, the AWSRCSH decreased, and the speed of this decrease increased. From 2008 to 2016, since local water and soil resource development was strictly controlled and agricultural modernization increased, the AWSRCSH gradually increased. Due to the advantages of water resources and topography, the AWSRCSH in the farms adjacent to the river was greater than that in inland farms. To address the slow growth rate of the AWSRCSH, some adaptive regulation strategies were proposed according to key driving factors, and the effect of harmonious regulation was predicted.

Taking issue with how the Work-integrated Learning discourse ascribes a dualistic meaning to graduate employability

Work-integrated Learning (WIL) is renowned for providing a bridge between ‘theory’ and ‘practice’ that fosters ‘employable graduates’. This study critically argues that the WIL discourse continues to ascribe a dualistic meaning to graduate employability that primarily contributes to creating the so-called theory–practice gap for students. As an argument towards such a conclusion, a genealogical discourse analysis of how the graduate employability idea operates in 87 present and past official documents concerning the Cooperative Education (Co-op) WIL model is used. Two accounts of graduate employability, the antagonistic practice acclaiming account and the harmonious theory and practice account, recur in both the present and past documents. Both accounts contribute to creating the gap, while the latter also contributes to bridging it. The non-dualistic account, which involves knowing that the key to becoming employable is understanding how both research-based and informal theory shape daily occupational work, could be a useful alternative to these accounts. This is because it could encourage students to see how theory is a form of knowledge manifested in, rather than disconnected from, this work. However, the usual WIL design, whereby universities and workplaces outside universities are respectively institutionalised as the places where ‘theory’ and ‘practice’ is learnt, is not so much instrumental in spreading this non-dualistic account, but rather implies to students that ‘theory’ is absent from daily work until they apply it. Thus, I discuss how establishing physical and/or virtual countersites to the usual WIL design could potentially spread this account to students.

基于和谐理论的少数民族村寨健康旅游发展研究

基于和谐理论的少数民族村寨健康旅游发展研究

PERSONAL RIGHTS OF CHILDREN IN THE SUBJECT OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL REGULATION

The Russian scientific potential in promoting children’s rights is still largely limited by the interpretation of such a normative and theoretical construction as “protection of children’s rights”. The habitualness of such provision, however, does not imply that the theoretical interpretation of constitutional norms and of special legislation on the rights of the child excludes the positive regulatory aspect of the awareness of such rights. So far, little has been done in this field. In an effort to make their contribution to the creation of a harmonious theoretical concept covering the entire normative palette of children’s rights, including the personal non-property rights of the child, based on the theory of constitutional culture, the authors turn to the right of the child to know his/her origin, which is not named in the Constitution of the Russian Federation. Regarding the research methodology, such specific methods of scientific knowledge as intersectoral analysis, method of comparative law analysis, formal legal and logical methods, method of scientific generalization were used. The following theoretical conclusions are formulated in the article: the theory of children’s rights in the perspective of its constitutional development requires doctrinal support in the form of informal interdisciplinary research at the intersection of constitutional and family law; The mechanical references to constitutional norms should be replaced by a scientific understanding that constitutional provisions relating to human rights in general and the rights of the child in particular cannot be taken for granted by the doctrine, at least they need doctrinal support in the form of creating a harmonious theory of children’s rights.

A Harmony-Based Approach for Assessing and Regulating Human-Water Relationships: A Case Study of Henan Province in China

The conflict of the human-water relationships (HWR) has further increased the water-related risks, such as water environment deterioration, water shortages, and even regional violent conflicts for obtaining usable water resources. Knowing how to evaluate and regulate the discordant HWR to form a balanced growth between sustainable socio-economy and water resources protection has become a critical issue in water resources management. The harmony theory method, which provides a new perspective for solving the conflict between humans and water, has been widely used in current studies. However, this method focuses less on the quantitative study of the balance status of HWR. This study proposes a harmony theory-based HWR evaluation method that contains a systematic process of harmony assessment, indicator identification, harmony balance constraints, and harmony regulation for assessing and regulating the discordant HWR. The Henan Province of China, which has a complicated HWR, was selected as a case study to apply and verify the approach proposed in this study. The results indicated that (1) Henan Province showed a poor harmony status. The human–water harmony degree of 18 distinctions in the province varied from 0.41 to 0.76, showing an increasing trend from 2006 to 2018, indicating that the HWR was gradually improving in recent years. (2) The human–water harmony degree showed that HWR in the southwest part of Henan Province, with less human activities, was better than that in its northeast part, which had faster social development. Sanmenxia City, located in the west part of the province, had the highest human–water harmony degree because of the recent water control projects implemented in the city, indicating that human production measures could effectively help improve HWR. (3) At present, Henan Province has serious discordant indicators in these three aspects (water system health, humanistic system development, and human-water system coordination), which proves that it is still facing pressure from both socio-economy sustainable development and water resources protection. Our results provide insight into water resources management in Henan Province and other similar regions.

Intermetallic compounds with non-metallic properties

In the realm of intermetallic compounds, there is a small group of phases that demonstrate the properties of non-metals. These are intermetallics formed by elements from different blocks of the periodic table, viz., transition metals on the one hand and p-block metals (or metalloids) on the other hand. The interaction between transition metal d-orbitals and p-element s- and p-orbitals leads to the opening of a gap in the band structure, and the Fermi level may fall into the band gap at a certain valence electron concentration, thus providing the non-metallic properties. Despite the lack of a harmonious theory describing the electronic structure of the intermetallics in question, there are approaches that allow one to chemically modify them and thus to design novel thermoelectric materials through the interplay between metals and semiconductors. The review concerns the main families of intermetallic compounds with non-metallic properties. Specific features of their crystal and electronic structures, the reasons for the onset of non-metallic (semiconducting) state, and the prospects for application of these compounds as thermoelectric materials are analyzed.

Study on multi-color emotion based on fashion color in 2019

PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to derive the relationship between color schemes and emotion to serve for designers and consumers.Design/methodology/approachThe three attributes of hue, brightness and saturation of the selected sample color are analyzed, and the Semantic Differential (SD) method is used for the emotional evaluation of color schemes, and data obtained from the emotional evaluation of color schemes is analyzed by using Excel software for mean statistics and SPSS software for factor analysis and cluster analysis.FindingsFrom the results of the factor analysis, three main factors that affect the feeling of the color scheme can be extracted: “personality”, “gender” and “fashion”. Color emotions can be achieved by changing the level of color saturation and brightness, the cold and warmth of the hue and the way of color combination.Research limitations/implicationsSince it takes a long time to fill out the questionnaire, the number of valid questionnaires collected is a little less and the research data is limited. In addition, some problems are not taken into account such as geography and so on, so the results of the statistical analysis are not very precise and further research is needed.Practical implicationsIt can provide information of emotional color schemes for designers and consumers, and based on the SD method, an emotional color matching questionnaire is designed and statistical analysis is conducted to establish the relationship between emotion and color schemes.Originality/valueBased on the fashion color sample and color harmony theory, the color matching rules and color matching schemes are designed independently.

Perceptual holistic color combination analysis of Papilionidae butterflies as aesthetic objects.

In this study, we clarified the holistic color combination rules of human-preferred Papilionidae butterflies by examining the hue, lightness, and chroma. A set of 118 Papilionidae butterfly images used in our previous study was analyzed. These images were classified via hierarchical density-based spatial clustering based on perceptual similarities of colors that were obtained from a subjective image classification experiment. The color combinations of the clustered images were determined based on representative colors that were analyzed by a Gaussian mixture model with minimum message length and the color combination types defined in our previous study. Consequently, we obtained the following holistic color combination rules for Papilionidae: 1) contrasting lightness, similar chroma, and similar hue, 2) contrasting lightness, contrasting chroma, and similar hue, 3) similar lightness, similar chroma, and complementary hue, and 4) similar lightness, similar chroma, and similar hue. These rules suggest that minority color harmony theories are valid under particular conditions.

Staring at the Sun: Tragedy, trauma, and ecological harmony

AbstractRecently it has become increasingly evident that current theories of civilization are unsustainable. Within this essay I critique three alternative theories: bioregionalism, sustainable development, and The Universe Story. I argue that although these theories address ecological devastation, they fail to grapple with the legacy of white supremacy. Evoking Richard Wright's poem Between the World and Me, I argue that for minorities the landscape is often inscribed with trauma. Consequently, any theory of ecological harmony must take this into account. I refer to the task of contending with the legacy of slavery, colonization, and genocide as Staring at the Sun.

Research on Color Design and Evaluation Method of Cultural Creative Products Based on Color Harmony Theory

With the improvement of people's quality of life and the love for various national cultures, the conventional product color design created by industrial designers combining their own knowledge, experience and other individual knowledge is not enough to meet the aesthetic needs of consumers to obtain cultural attributes. Compared with conventional product color design, the effective communication of cultural images is the core of cultural creative product color design. In this paper, for the purpose of expressing multicultural images of color design of cultural creative products, we propose a coupling and correlation analysis method of color beauty and visual beauty, and study the mapping relationship between color beauty and visual beauty on color image based on least square regression analysis. The mapping relationship is used to obtain the key parameters that affect the dynamic changes of color images. Finally, a quantitative model of product color dynamic reconciliation is established, and a product color design and evaluation method based on cultural image constraints is proposed. Based on the above method research, the color design of the ultraviolet lamp is used as an example to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method.

Mental health preservation and stress management in the crisis situation of the risk group

This article discusses conceptual approaches to overcoming stress. Based on a systematic analysis of sources, the author provides research on how stress affects all levels and how to maintain your mental health while managing yourself in a crisis situation. Why a person is subject to stress and is at risk. If a person does not control the emotional state (a direct reflection of our thoughts), how does it affect mental health. What hormones affect stress (adrenaline, cortisol, norepinephrine) and what habits form happiness hormones (dopamine, endorphin, oxytocin, serotonin), so that a person is stress-resistant and resilient as an active subject of his own life. The ways of how a person can learn to recognize and regulate the psychological state in which he can realize his potential, cope with stress, continuing to work productively and make a contribution to the life of his community are shown. Article reveals what happens if you don’t manage yourself in a stressful situation and what concepts can be used to overcome stress: the theory of stress prediction, resource theory, happiness theory, harmony and balance theory, format theory, power control theory, salutogenesis theory, resilience theory, theory of healthy, active behavior, stress management theory, instrumental theory of overcoming stress, while forming self-control in a stressful situation.

Fluctuating Tonality and Monotonality in Schoenberg’s Op. 6, No. 8 “Der Wanderer”

Briefly yet tantalizingly outlined in his Theory of Harmony, interpretation of Schoenberg’s concept of fluctuating tonality has proved fruitful in the discussion of his late tonal repertoire, leading to scholarship such as Christopher Lewis’s 1987 article “Mirrors and Metaphors: Reflections on Schoenberg and Nineteenth-Century Tonality.” In this paper, I review Schoenberg’s descriptions of fluctuating tonality and of monotonality, and examine the interaction between these concepts through a close reading of Schoenberg’s “Der Wanderer” (Op. 6, no. 8). The analysis features adapted Schenkerian methods used in conjunction with traditional Roman numeral and root/quality analysis. Rather than suggesting a background principle of paired tonics as argued by Lewis in his analysis of “Traumleben” and “Lockung” (Op. 6, no.1 and no. 7), I interpret fluctuating tonality as a surface- to middleground-level phenomenon that can obscure the tonality of a composition that ultimately remains monotonal.

Wayfinding Signage for People with Color Blindness

Color plays an important role in conveying information through communication systems such as signage and electronic devices. However, people who are color–blind often have difficulties understanding that information because most systems are designed for people who can distinguish colors. The purpose of this study is to propose color combinations for wayfinding signage in public areas that are discriminable and esthetically pleasing for people with and without color blindness. By using a simulation method, this study examined how people with color blindness perceive eight hues of red, green, blue, yellow, orange, purple, cyan, and chartreuse on the natural color system color chart. It also investigated how the current wayfinding signage in Seoul is friendly to the color blind and presented examples of color–blind–friendly color combinations by applying color functions and color harmony theories. This study helps people with color blindness, by offering design professionals insight into more inclusive wayfinding signage that will be of use to people with and without color blindness.

Beautiful China Initiative: Human-nature harmony theory, evaluation index system and application

The Beautiful China Initiative (BCI) is a plan for the sustainable development of the Chinese nation as well as for China to fulfill the United Nations’ 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The Chinese government’s “five-in-one” approach provides strategic arrangements for developing the BCI, and President Xi Jinping proposed a timetable and “road map” for the BCI at the National Conference on Ecological and Environmental Protection. Nevertheless, the theoretical basis, evaluation index system, evaluation criteria and effectiveness of the BCI are currently unclear. This paper begins by exploring the basic content of the BCI from narrow and broad perspectives. It regards the theory of human-nature harmonious coexistence and the five-in-one beauty theory as the core theoretical bases of the BCI and constructs a five-element BCI evaluation index system (ecological environment, green development, social harmony, system perfection and cultural heritage) and utilizes the assessment method of the United Nations’ Human Development Index to assess scientifically the effectiveness of the BCI in 341 prefecture-level cities. The results show the average BCI index (the Chinese Academy of Sciences Beauty Index) score to be 0.28, which is quite low, while the average scores for the individual element indexes of the ecological environment index, green development index, social harmony index, system perfection index and cultural heritage index are 0.6, 0.22, 0.29, 0.22 and 0.07, respectively. All of these are relatively low values, with relatively large discrepancies in regional development, indicating that progress in the BCI is generally slow and unbalanced. To realize the BCI’s timetable and roadmap to a high quality and high standard, it is suggested that a common system for evaluating the progress of the BCI is developed and promulgated so that dynamic monitoring and phased evaluations can take place; BCI technical assessment standards are compiled and published; BCI comprehensive zoning is undertaken; pilot projects adapted to local conditions are launched in BCI sample areas; and BCI results are incorporated into performance indicators at all levels of government.