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Hindu values based management in transportation service companies
Get PDFBusiness sustainability is the hope of business-people in facing the economic crisis and a very dynamic situation in the era of revolution 4.0. Transportation Service Company is owned by Hindu entrepreneur PT. Puspa Jaya Transport, Lampung Province, is a family company that managed to get through difficult times, the multidimensional crisis of 1997/1998 until the second generation still exists and dominates transportation services in Lampung. The data was collected employing observation, interview, and document study techniques. The data is processed in interpretive descriptions through three stages, data reduction, data presentation, and concluding. The results showed to develop company employees to become hard workers, honest and with high integrity, it is necessary to instill values that can encourage achievement from within itself. These values are found in life goals, namely: Catur Purusha Artha. Of course, it is based on honesty, as revealed in the Rgweda Scripture: Yes, Hyang Widhi, I hope you will bestow divine wealth, encourage us to acquire wealth in the form of glory, may our prosperity be based on honest efforts
The reality of government communication in hitu lama negeri development planning, Central Maluku Regency
Get PDFThis research was to understand the reality of development communication in Hitu Lama Negeri, Central Maluku Regency. The purpose of this research is to determine the communication barriers of the Saniri Negeri and Government institutions in planning the development of the country. The results of the study, it found that obstacles to development planning caused conflicts of national interest, namely (1). Some of the people/residents of Negeri Hitu Lama have experienced a decline in the trust of the head of the existence of the Traditional Institution (Saniri Negeri) so that it hinders development planning. (2) Planning for the development of Hitu Lama Negeri still has conflicts of interest, institutional egos, causing delays in development planning. The development communication pattern used is the local customary approach like the state government carries out personal communication with customary institutions to build harmony in carrying out development planning
Comparative – contrastive analyze of anthropomorphic figures of evil in english and georgian languages
Get PDFThe article deals with the research of anthropomorphic figures which is related to the evil in folk tales. According to this our aims to pursue a typological analysis of the English and Georgian folk tales Our research based on Georgian and English folk tales of XX-XIX centuries as the object of research – Georgian folk tales the publishing house “Nakaduli”, Tbilisi 1976 year and the English folk tales collected by Joseph Jacobs http://www.surlalunefairytales.com/. The articles aimed to make a comparative-contrastive study of the anthropomorphic figures that are shown as evil faces in Georgian and English folk tales and it was discovered that throughout the study more similarities than differences were observed in both of the collections. It was also observed that Georgian and English folk tales represent universals expressed with the anthropomorphic figures of evil and deal with similar cultures. The article argues that anthropomorphic figures of evil in these folk tales result from the feeling of envy, jealousy, greed, dread or the struggle for power and superiority
Non-medical medicine culture on Siwa Murti Bali School
Get PDFThis research is expected to be useful in implementing traditional medicine, especially the cultural model of non-medical medicine such as at the Siwa Murti Bali School. Based on this thought, this study is expected to be useful (1) As a material consideration for the Government, especially the Hindu Community Guidance of the Ministry of Religion of the Republic of Indonesia together with the Hindu Indonesia University in making policies regarding the culture of non-medical medicine. (2) As a material of appreciation for students who pay attention to the culture of non-medical medicine, especially the Siwa Murti Bali School. (3) To be able to preserve culture, especially Balinese culture, regarding the culture of non-medical treatment of the Siwa Murti Bali School. (4) Enriching research on the culture of non-medical medicine, especially the Siwa Murti Bali School. This research uses a qualitative approach. To find answers to problem formulations, use phenomenal theory, structural-functional theory, and reception theory. This research is focused first on pasraman, the center of the Siwa Murti Bali School, namely Banjar Tegallinggah, Padangsambian Kaja Village, West Denpasar
Importance of comprehensive reading: its value in basic
Get PDFA study of the comprehensive reading, its importance and the basic value of an educational institution in the province of Manabí was conducted, it was investigated what is the impact on students, in which it benefits them to understand what is found in the pages of a text, how to broaden its criticality, the concentration of reading, writing and oral skills, to have a better communication and how reading influenced values, it was elaborated in a research way with the help of ICT, not practical, with the inductive method - deductive, finally, the linguistic norms, pauses, emphasis, vowel sounds that are used when reading are analyzed, such as strategies that can be used for images, graphics, mental or conceptual maps, together with teacher support inside or outside the classroom, coordinate the ways of studying the topics because each student thinks and analyzes differently
Application of discovery learning model to improve mathematics knowledge competence
No full textThis study aims to improve the competence of mathematics content knowledge of grade II A students of SD No. 5 Dalung for the 2020/2021 school year by applying the Discovery Learning learning model. The subjects of this study were students of grade V SD No. 5 Dalung, totaling 26 students. This research was conducted in two learning cycles, with the stages in each cycle being planning, executing an action, observing and evaluating, and reflecting. The results of knowledge competencies were analyzed descriptively by determining the class average value and learning completeness. The results of the analysis showed that there was an increase in the average score of competence in the knowledge of Mathematics content, namely 57.69 cycles I and cycle II to 80.96 with 58% completeness in cycle I and cycle II to 100%. In general, this PTK can answer questions that have been formulated and can achieve the expected goals. This can be seen from the fulfillment of the specified criteria, namely the competence of students' knowledge at the end of the second cycle has met the KKM
The english material needs of economics and business students
Get PDFThis paper aims to describe the analysis of the English Course for Economics and Business students focus on target needs and learning needs. This study involved 260 students from 4 universities in Bali. Data were obtained from questionnaires and interviews. The data which had been collected were then tabulated and analyzed by using descriptive method. The findings of this study showed that conducting needs analysis to ESP course is important as the basis for designing syllabus and material because there was no material available on the market that could fully fit the students’ needs. The economics topic was needed by the students (47%) and (53 %) got difficulty in recognizing core words, and interpret patterns or sequences of words and their meanings systematically. There were 46% of students want to improve their macro skill especially in detecting discourse markers, guessing the meaning of words from context, and activating schemata to interpret the text. The input needed by students was a business text (42 %). Pair work as a procedure desired by the students (35 %). Moreover, having group work as a setting (41%) and (38 %) felt that the lecturer must give an example on the instruction and assignment
Function of Haroa oral tradition practices in religious life towards Muna society
Get PDFThis paper aimed to observe the practice of Haroa oral traditions as a local culture related to the religious life of the Muna society. The Muna society was one of the ethnic groups in Southeast Sulawesi whose majority religion was Muslim. In the practice of religious life, the Muna society had oral tradition practices that had been passed down for generations, especially, those related to celebrating important days in the Islamic religion. In the current era, the Haroa oral tradition is still practiced by the Muna society although some society considers the tradition to be inappropriate even from certain Islamic groups, assuming tradition is very contrary to the teachings of the Islamic religion. A view assumes the practice of tradition is an act that is considered old-fashioned, upholding-is or heresy and so on. However, the Muna society who carry out the Haroa tradition considers the Haroa tradition has a very useful function for the society, especially, social life, cultural, and religious life
Raees as Macbeth-A transcultural adaptation
Get PDFLiterary adaptation is a process, which reproduces the pre-existent literary piece of work into a series of altering characters, settings, actions, and storylines. Adaptations of canonical texts of great authors such as Shakespeare had won the universal dignity. By using Hutcheon’s adaptation theory, this research aimed to scrutinize the impact of the transcultural adaptations of Macbeth as Raees by Government College University Dramatic Club, Lahore. The reception of Shakespeare as the manifestation of the British culture involved many social, cultural, and political factors that were analyzed in this research by using Hutcheon’s concept of "indigenization" (2103:150). I had collected data from source texts, scripts, articles, interviews, observations, questionnaires, and group discussions. The Government College University Dramatic Club, Lahore team made the variations in the text to make it appropriate to the native/local culture. These variations were significant in making the transcultural adaptation as a success in the native culture
The language of American political discourse: Aristotle's rhetorical appeals as manifested in Bush's and Obama's speeches on the war on terror
Get PDFThis article employs critical discourse analysis to analyze the representation of the “war on terror” in the political speeches of Presidents George Bush and Barack Obama in the decade following 9/11; it examines Aristotle's approach into the study of the language of persuasion through his three main rhetorical appeals: ethos, pathos, and logos, identifying several strands of the war on terror discourse and analyzing the way they influence the persuasiveness of the speeches and therefore the ability to generate public debate. The findings show substantial similarities in representation patterns among the two presidents' discourses and end up to the conclusion that the language of the war on terror is not simply a neutral or objective reflection of policy debates of terrorism and counterterrorism; rather, it is a carefully and deliberately constructed public discourse designed to make the war on terror look reasonable and morally justified