Creation Transformation Research Articles

Breakthrough and innovation of news broadcast hostsin short video platform

Under the impact of new media based on the Internet, traditional media have embarked on a transformation path with media integration. With the opening of the "Year of Jitterbug" in 2018, a short video has become one of the mainstream new media for users to obtain information and leisure entertainment, and with the continuous growth of platform users, it also attracts major mainstream media to station. From long video to short video, it is not only the refinement and transformation of news content but also puts forward higher requirements for the work of broadcast hosts. Whether it is emotional expression or language broadcast, or an in-depth understanding of news communication logic, it requires broadcast hosts to transform from traditional media thinking to integrated media communication. Therefore, the transformation of traditional media to new media is not only the transformation of creation and communication but also the transformation of the thinking of news broadcast host practitioners, which adds to the icing on the cake of short video news communication. This paper studies how news broadcast hosts develop and innovate in short video platforms from three perspectives: audience, news broadcast hosts, and short video platforms, and explores how to enhance the innovation of news broadcast hosts' work by combining the evolution of broadcast hosts' function in the transformation of TV news into short video news.

Digital Salvation as a Gift: A Catholic Understanding of Digital Salvation in Contrast to Kurzweilian Transhumanism

AbstractThis article proposes three distinct categories of how Christian theologians over the centuries have viewed the transhumanistic endeavor of (self-?) salvation: (a) reversing the effects of the Fall, (b) transformation of creation, and (c) salvation as a gift. These categories are juxtaposed with Ray Kurzweil’s transhumanist attempts at achieving digital salvation (technological salvation in a digital age), outlining three main attempts: human enhancement, the quest for immortality, and salvation from sin. This article argues that despite the human effort, salvation remains a gift. Hence rather than shunning death, the Christian is claimed to be called to embrace it as the “sister death” and thus, as the gateway to theosis.

Integrable Potentials by Darboux Transformations in Rings and Quantum and Classical Problems

We study a problem in associative rings of left and right factorization of a polynomial differential operator regarded as an evolution operator. In a direct sum of rings, the polynomial arising in the problem of dividing an operator by an operator for two commuting operators leads to a time-dependent left/right Darboux transformation based on an intertwining relation and either Miura maps or generalized Burgers equations. The intertwining relations lead to a differential equation including differentiations in a weak sense. In view of applications to operator problems in quantum and classical mechanics, we derive the direct quasideterminant or dressing chain formulas. We consider the transformation of creation and annihilation operators for specified matrix rings and study an example of the Dicke model.

THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES‘ TEXT ON THE NATURE AND PURPOSE OF THE CHURCH

International Review of MissionVolume 90, Issue 358 p. 237-242 THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES‘ TEXT ON THE NATURE AND PURPOSE OF THE CHURCH Neville Callam, Neville Callam Rev. Neville Callam is a Baptist minister in Jamaica and a member of the World Council of Churches' Standing Commission on Faith and Order.Search for more papers by this author Neville Callam, Neville Callam Rev. Neville Callam is a Baptist minister in Jamaica and a member of the World Council of Churches' Standing Commission on Faith and Order.Search for more papers by this author First published: 25 March 2009 https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1758-6631.2001.tb00288.x Read 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 Volume90, Issue358July 2001Pages 237-242 RelatedInformation

On reliving theWanderjahr: The many voyages of theBeagle

This is a study of constancy and change in the development of one adult's system of beliefs and way of thought. It compares two documents, two versions of Charles Darwin's account of the voyage of theBeagle, one written at an early stage in the development of his evolutionary thought, the other much later but still long before he wrote theOrigin of the Species. The second version was produced 7 years after Darwin developed the theory of evolution through natural selection. Although no explicit reference is made to that theory, both versions exhibit a style of thought and a pattern of beliefs that remained very stable throughout. Examination of the documents reveals 13 major themes: relation between food supply and population; struggle; extinction; the superfecundity of nature; the “tangled bank”; selection; variation and divergence; the law of the succession of types; biogeography; strange contrivances, maladaptations, and rudimentary organs; human imperfections and perfectibility; the transformation of creation; and psychology. The study concludes with a discussion of the relation between private thought and public discourse, and the bearing of this relationship on exchanges between Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace.