5 research outputs found
ANALISIS PENERAPAN PERNYATAAN STANDAR AKUNTANSI PEMERINTAH PSAP NO. 01 PADA PEMERINTAH DAERAH KABUPATEN LAMONGAN
No full textSetiap pemerintah daerah memiliki kewajiban dalam menyusun dan menyajikan laporan keuangan pemerintah daerah, tak terkecuali Pemerintah Daerah Kota Lamongan. Hal ini sebagai bentuk pertanggungjawaban publik Pemerintah Daerah Kota Lamongan. Dalam laporan keuangan pemerintah daerah tersebut dapat diketahui posisi keuangan dari suatu pemerintah daerah. Laporan keuangan yang disusun harus berdasarkan standar yang telah ditetapkan. Tujuan dari penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui kesesuaian laporan keuangan yang telah disusun oleh pemerintah daerah kota Lamongan dengan Pernyataan Standar Akuntansi Pemerintah (PSAP) No. 01. Penelitian ini merupakan penelitian kualitatif dengan teknik analitis komparatif. Penelitian ini memberikan hasil bahwa Laporan Keuangan yang disusun oleh Pemerintah Daerah Kota Lamongan telah sesuai dengan PSAP No.0
After the Fire Kindle: The Portrayal of Iban Dayak Woman and Ancestral Forest in West Kalimantan
No full textAfter the Fire Kindle is a creative work based on an environmental conflict that occurred in the village of Semunying Jaya and involved Iban Dayak women as victims. The conflict burst over the burning of forests for the benefit of a private company that is developing palm oil plantations. Iban Dayak women have lost their ancestral forest and their homes as a result of palm oil plantations. Using ecofeminism as a background theory, the oppression of women and nature caused by patriarchal culture will be depicted. As a result, it portrays an oppressed Iban Dayak woman and ancestral forest in West Kalimantan. The author applies the study in After the Fire Kindle short story to allow readers will be concerned about what is happening to nature and women’s right to live in the future. Library study and interviews with Dayak women provide the author to portray the characteristics of the main character, Sylvana, and how she fights for the equality she and nature deserve from the control of men's culture. Through the characters of Sylvana, Arion, and Bakena, oppressions such as hierarchy, dualism, and domination are well depicted
Model Kirkpatrick Sebagai Metode Mengukur Hasil Pelatihan Responsibility Dalam Berorganisasi
No full textMasa remaja merupakan fase bagi tiap individu mempelajari banyak mengenai kehidupannya. Tidak jarang beberapa individu mengalami kesalahan dalam belajar dan membuat kenakalan remaja. Lepas dari tanggung jawab menjadi salah satu dari bentuk kenakalan remaja. Lepas dari tanggung jawab menjadi salah satu dari bentuk kenakalan remaja. Pelatihan dilaksanakan dalam upaya meningkatkan tanggung jawab dalam berorganisasi. Tujuan dari pelatihan ini yaitu mendorong siswa MAN 1 Samarinda meningkatkan sikap tanggung jawab dalam organisasi OSIS dan tugas tugas akademik. Metode pelatihan meliputi ice breaking, ceramah, dan diskusi serta dievaluasi menggunakan model 4 level kirkpatrik yang terdiri dari reaksi, kognitif, perilaku, dan hasil. Hasil dari pelatihan ini yaitu yang didapatkan dari pre-test sebesar 2872, kemudian untuk hasil skor keseluruhan dari post-test sebesar 2892. Maka penulis dapat simpulkan bahwa terdapat perbedaan yang nyata dan signifikan di antara hasil belajar yang ditampilkan pada hasil pre-test dan post-test. Implikasi dari pelatihan ini peningkatan produktivitas, perubahan sikap, peningkatan kemampuan, pengurangan individu yang tidak bertanggung jawab dalam organisasi serta implikasi juga dapat memicu penelitian baru yang perlu didalami.Adolescence is a phase for each individual to learn a lot about life. It is not uncommon for some individuals to experience mistakes in learning and create juvenile delinquency. Escape from responsibility is one of the forms of juvenile delinquency. Disengagement from responsibility is one of the forms of juvenile delinquency. The training was carried out in an effort to increase responsibility in the organisation. The purpose of this training is to encourage MAN 1 Samarinda students to improve their attitude of responsibility in the student council organisation and academic assignments. The training methods included ice breaking, lectures, and discussions and were evaluated using the 4-level kirkpatrik model consisting of reaction, cognitive, behaviour, and results. The results of this training were obtained from the pre-test of 2872, then for the overall score of the post-test of 2892. Then the author can conclude that there is a real and significant difference between the learning outcomes displayed in the pre-test and post-test results. The implication of this training is increased productivity, attitude change, increased ability, reduction of irresponsible individuals in the organisation and implications can also trigger new research that needs to be explored
Death - Cultural, philosophical and religious aspects
No full textAbout death, grief, mourning, life after death and immortality. Why should we die like humans to survive as a species.
"No one wants to die. Even people who want to go to heaven don't want to die to get there. And yet death is the destination we all share. No one has ever escaped it. And that is as it should be, because Death is very likely the single best invention of Life. It is Life's change agent. It clears out the old to make way for the new." (Steve Jobs)
CONTENTS:
Death
- Philosophy of death
- Religions
- - Animism
- - Atheism
- - Buddhism
- - Christianity
- - Hinduism
- - Islam
- - Jainism
- - Jehovah's Witnesses
- - Judaism
- - Latter-day Saints
- - Spiritism
- Symbolism
- Personification of Death
- - Notable personifications
- - In mythologies
- - - Hindu mythology
- - - In Japan
- - - Slavic paganism
- - - Lithuanian paganism
- - In the three monotheistic religions
- - - Judaism
- - - Christianity
- - - In Mexico
- - - Islam
- Axiochos
- - The characters of dialogue
- - Dialogue
- - Prologue
- - Arguments
- - Citations
- Paradise
- - Greco-Roman mythology
- - Mesopotamian mythology and influences
- - According to Judaism
- - According to Christianity
- - - According to Catholicism
- - - According to Protestantism
- - - According to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- - According to Islam
- - According to Hinduism
- - According to modern spiritualities
- - - According to the esoteric
- Hell
- - Mesopotamian origins
- - According to Christianity
- - - Names appearing in the biblical texts
- - - Medieval artistic representations
- - - Concepts according to Christian movements
- - According to Judaism
- - According to Islam
- - According to Buddhism
- - According to Hinduism
- - According to modern esotericism
- - - According to Aïvanhov
- - - According to Allan Kardec
- - Philosophy
- - - Jewish Kabbalah
- - - Sartre
- - - Popular wisdom
Funerals
- The funeral ritual: a rite of passage
- Prehistory
- Ancient death customs
- - The family bereavement
- - Mummification
- - Sarcophagi
- - Funerals
- - Ancient Greece
- - Ancient Rome
- - Celts, Germans and Scandinavians
- Religious funeral rites
- - Buddhism
- - Judaism
- Christianity
- - Protestantism
- - Islam
- Funeral rites by continent
- - In Africa
- - In Europe
- The contemporary era
- Mourning (Grief)
- - Steps
- - - Death of a close
- - Loss events without mourning value (white factors)
- - Duration and manifestations
- - Risks
- - Colors
- Graveyards (Cemeteries)
- - First cemeteries
- - Cemeteries today
- Funerary art
- Dolmens
- - Types of dolmens
- - Function
- - Location
- Passage graves
- Cenotaphs
- - Famous cenotaphs
- Lanterns of the Dead
Afterlife
- History
- Questions about death and immortality
- Testimonials
- - Spiritualistic experiences
- - Popular literature on the afterlife
- - "Memories" and reminiscences
- - Early studies of the science of the 19th century and early 20th century
- Types of scenarios
- Some religious and philosophical concepts
- - Afterlife in Buddhism
- - Afterlife in Christianity
- - According to Hinduism
- - According to Islam
- - According to Judaism
- - According to Mormonism
- - According to the ancient philosophies
- - According to Spiritism
- - According to Native American traditions
- - According to Vedism
- - According to Esotericism
- In science
- Near-death experiences
- - Clinical death
- - NDE frequency
- - Effects of depth of NDE on survival
- - Near-death experiences and shared-death experience
- - - The first contemporary testimonials
- - - Experience according to Moody
- - - The concept of "shared death"
- - - The NDE scales
- - The study of Pim van Lommel
- - Spiritual and patient point of view
- - - Survivalists studies
- - - The religious understanding of the phenomenon
- - Scientific views
- - - Physiological explanation
- - - Psychological explanation
- Reincarnation
- - Religions
- - - In Hinduism
- - - In Jainism
- - - In Buddhism
- - - In Judaism
- - - In Christianity
- - - In Islam
- - In contemporary times
- - - Esotericism
- - - Works of the psychiatrist Ian Stevenson
- - - Radical increase in life expectancy and artificial reincarnation
- - Criticism
- - - Arthur Schopenhauer
- - - Ramana Maharshi
- - - Rene Guenon
- - - Ananda Kentish Coomaraswamy
- Metempsychosis
- - Theories
- - Ideas
- Maschalismos
Immortality
- Immortality of the soul and religious traditions
- - Buddhism
- - Christianity
- - Islam
- - Mormonism
- Contemporary perception of the immortality of the body
- - Observation in the animal kingdom
- - Perspectives for mankind
- Immortality in science
- - Alexis Carrel
- - Jean Rostand
- - Hayflick limit
- - Étienne-Émile Baulieu and DHEA
- - Aubrey de Grey
- - Professor Skulachev
- - Regenerative medicine
- - Professor Christopher Jaeger
- Eternal Return
- - According to the Mesopotamians
- - According to Heraclitus and the Stoics
- Fountain of Youth
- - History of myth and relatives myths
- - - In Roman mythology, Germanic, Celtic and Irish
- - - In the Middle-East
- - - In Spain
- - - In the Bible
- - The fountain in art and literature
- - Painting
- - - Literature and cinema
- - Persistent of the myth until today
- Senescence
- - Why do we age?
- - Gene regulation
- - Cellular senescence
Undead
- Ghoul
- Lich
- Mummy
- Skeleton
- Vampire
- Zombie
- Other legendary creatures
- Creatures specific to a particular universe
- Spiritism
- - Point out
- - Origins of spiritism
- - - The traditions through the ages
- - - Advent of Christianity in Europe
- - - The survival of necromancy
- - - The precursors
- - - Relations of spiritualism to science
- Mediumship
- - History
- - Skeptical point of view
- - Favorable doctor's viewpoint
- Ghosts
- - Appearance
- - Belief in ghosts
- - Origin
- - - Duality and return dead
- - - Ancient roots
- - Typology
- - - Poltergeists
- - - Revenants
- - - Ghosts
- - - Banshees
- - - Apparitions of crisis
- - - Phantasms of the living
- - - Vision of his own double
- - - Ghost armies
- - - Ghosts of animals
- - - Means of transport
- - Science perspective
- - - Hallucinations
- - - Sleep paralysis
- - - Induced ghosts
- - - Aches and infrasounds
- - - Magnetic fields
- Vampires
- - Characteristics
- - - Vampire transformation
- - - Identification
- - - Faculties
- - Protection against the vampires
- - - Precautions at death and burial
- - - Apotropaic objects and places
- - Destruction of vampires
- Zombie
- - The concept
- - Africa and voodoo
- - - West Africa
- - - South Africa
- - - In Haiti (and the Caribbean)
- - - Scientific research
- - The "revenants" in the Western imaginary
Death in art
- Memento mori
- - History
- - - Antiquity
- - - Christianity
- - - Mexican syncretism
- - Performing arts
- - - In painting
- - - In literature
- - - In movies
- - - In video games
- - - In Japanese animation
- - - In music
- The iconography of Weighing of souls (Particular judgment)
- - Origin
- - Written sources
- - Weighing in Romanesque art
- - Weighing in Gothic art
- - Weighing in the late Middle Ages: to a new iconography
- - Weighing of souls or actions?
- Poems
- - Charlotte Brontë, “On the Death of Anne Brontë”
- - Edgar Allan Poe, “Annabel Lee”
- - Edna St. Vincent Millay, “And you as well must die”
- - Emily Dickinson, “Because I could not stop for Death”
- - Emily Dickinson, “If I Should Die”
- - Lord Byron, “Epitaph to a Dog”
- - Pablo Neruda, “Only Death”
- - Stephen Crane, “God Lay Dead in Heaven”
- - W. B. Yeats, “He Wishes His Beloved Were Dead”
- - Rainer Maria Rilke, “Death”
- Paintings
- - The Three Dead Kings
- - The Death of Nelson
- - Beata Beatrix
- Sculptures
- - The Kiss of Death
- - Background
- - Imagery
- - Angel of Grief
- - Fallen Astronaut
- Quotes
References
About the author
- Nicolae Sfetcu
- - By the same author
- - Contact
Publishing House
- MultiMedia Publishing
DOI: 10.58679/TW4441
Death - Cultural, philosophical and religious aspects
No full textAbout death, grief, mourning, life after death and immortality. Why should we die like humans to survive as a species.
"No one wants to die. Even people who want to go to heaven don't want to die to get there. And yet death is the destination we all share. No one has ever escaped it. And that is as it should be, because Death is very likely the single best invention of Life. It is Life's change agent. It clears out the old to make way for the new." (Steve Jobs)
CONTENTS:
Death
- Philosophy of death
- Religions
- - Animism
- - Atheism
- - Buddhism
- - Christianity
- - Hinduism
- - Islam
- - Jainism
- - Jehovah's Witnesses
- - Judaism
- - Latter-day Saints
- - Spiritism
- Symbolism
- Personification of Death
- - Notable personifications
- - In mythologies
- - - Hindu mythology
- - - In Japan
- - - Slavic paganism
- - - Lithuanian paganism
- - In the three monotheistic religions
- - - Judaism
- - - Christianity
- - - In Mexico
- - - Islam
- Axiochos
- - The characters of dialogue
- - Dialogue
- - Prologue
- - Arguments
- - Citations
- Paradise
- - Greco-Roman mythology
- - Mesopotamian mythology and influences
- - According to Judaism
- - According to Christianity
- - - According to Catholicism
- - - According to Protestantism
- - - According to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- - According to Islam
- - According to Hinduism
- - According to modern spiritualities
- - - According to the esoteric
- Hell
- - Mesopotamian origins
- - According to Christianity
- - - Names appearing in the biblical texts
- - - Medieval artistic representations
- - - Concepts according to Christian movements
- - According to Judaism
- - According to Islam
- - According to Buddhism
- - According to Hinduism
- - According to modern esotericism
- - - According to Aïvanhov
- - - According to Allan Kardec
- - Philosophy
- - - Jewish Kabbalah
- - - Sartre
- - - Popular wisdom
Funerals
- The funeral ritual: a rite of passage
- Prehistory
- Ancient death customs
- - The family bereavement
- - Mummification
- - Sarcophagi
- - Funerals
- - Ancient Greece
- - Ancient Rome
- - Celts, Germans and Scandinavians
- Religious funeral rites
- - Buddhism
- - Judaism
- Christianity
- - Protestantism
- - Islam
- Funeral rites by continent
- - In Africa
- - In Europe
- The contemporary era
- Mourning (Grief)
- - Steps
- - - Death of a close
- - Loss events without mourning value (white factors)
- - Duration and manifestations
- - Risks
- - Colors
- Graveyards (Cemeteries)
- - First cemeteries
- - Cemeteries today
- Funerary art
- Dolmens
- - Types of dolmens
- - Function
- - Location
- Passage graves
- Cenotaphs
- - Famous cenotaphs
- Lanterns of the Dead
Afterlife
- History
- Questions about death and immortality
- Testimonials
- - Spiritualistic experiences
- - Popular literature on the afterlife
- - "Memories" and reminiscences
- - Early studies of the science of the 19th century and early 20th century
- Types of scenarios
- Some religious and philosophical concepts
- - Afterlife in Buddhism
- - Afterlife in Christianity
- - According to Hinduism
- - According to Islam
- - According to Judaism
- - According to Mormonism
- - According to the ancient philosophies
- - According to Spiritism
- - According to Native American traditions
- - According to Vedism
- - According to Esotericism
- In science
- Near-death experiences
- - Clinical death
- - NDE frequency
- - Effects of depth of NDE on survival
- - Near-death experiences and shared-death experience
- - - The first contemporary testimonials
- - - Experience according to Moody
- - - The concept of "shared death"
- - - The NDE scales
- - The study of Pim van Lommel
- - Spiritual and patient point of view
- - - Survivalists studies
- - - The religious understanding of the phenomenon
- - Scientific views
- - - Physiological explanation
- - - Psychological explanation
- Reincarnation
- - Religions
- - - In Hinduism
- - - In Jainism
- - - In Buddhism
- - - In Judaism
- - - In Christianity
- - - In Islam
- - In contemporary times
- - - Esotericism
- - - Works of the psychiatrist Ian Stevenson
- - - Radical increase in life expectancy and artificial reincarnation
- - Criticism
- - - Arthur Schopenhauer
- - - Ramana Maharshi
- - - Rene Guenon
- - - Ananda Kentish Coomaraswamy
- Metempsychosis
- - Theories
- - Ideas
- Maschalismos
Immortality
- Immortality of the soul and religious traditions
- - Buddhism
- - Christianity
- - Islam
- - Mormonism
- Contemporary perception of the immortality of the body
- - Observation in the animal kingdom
- - Perspectives for mankind
- Immortality in science
- - Alexis Carrel
- - Jean Rostand
- - Hayflick limit
- - Étienne-Émile Baulieu and DHEA
- - Aubrey de Grey
- - Professor Skulachev
- - Regenerative medicine
- - Professor Christopher Jaeger
- Eternal Return
- - According to the Mesopotamians
- - According to Heraclitus and the Stoics
- Fountain of Youth
- - History of myth and relatives myths
- - - In Roman mythology, Germanic, Celtic and Irish
- - - In the Middle-East
- - - In Spain
- - - In the Bible
- - The fountain in art and literature
- - Painting
- - - Literature and cinema
- - Persistent of the myth until today
- Senescence
- - Why do we age?
- - Gene regulation
- - Cellular senescence
Undead
- Ghoul
- Lich
- Mummy
- Skeleton
- Vampire
- Zombie
- Other legendary creatures
- Creatures specific to a particular universe
- Spiritism
- - Point out
- - Origins of spiritism
- - - The traditions through the ages
- - - Advent of Christianity in Europe
- - - The survival of necromancy
- - - The precursors
- - - Relations of spiritualism to science
- Mediumship
- - History
- - Skeptical point of view
- - Favorable doctor's viewpoint
- Ghosts
- - Appearance
- - Belief in ghosts
- - Origin
- - - Duality and return dead
- - - Ancient roots
- - Typology
- - - Poltergeists
- - - Revenants
- - - Ghosts
- - - Banshees
- - - Apparitions of crisis
- - - Phantasms of the living
- - - Vision of his own double
- - - Ghost armies
- - - Ghosts of animals
- - - Means of transport
- - Science perspective
- - - Hallucinations
- - - Sleep paralysis
- - - Induced ghosts
- - - Aches and infrasounds
- - - Magnetic fields
- Vampires
- - Characteristics
- - - Vampire transformation
- - - Identification
- - - Faculties
- - Protection against the vampires
- - - Precautions at death and burial
- - - Apotropaic objects and places
- - Destruction of vampires
- Zombie
- - The concept
- - Africa and voodoo
- - - West Africa
- - - South Africa
- - - In Haiti (and the Caribbean)
- - - Scientific research
- - The "revenants" in the Western imaginary
Death in art
- Memento mori
- - History
- - - Antiquity
- - - Christianity
- - - Mexican syncretism
- - Performing arts
- - - In painting
- - - In literature
- - - In movies
- - - In video games
- - - In Japanese animation
- - - In music
- The iconography of Weighing of souls (Particular judgment)
- - Origin
- - Written sources
- - Weighing in Romanesque art
- - Weighing in Gothic art
- - Weighing in the late Middle Ages: to a new iconography
- - Weighing of souls or actions?
- Poems
- - Charlotte Brontë, “On the Death of Anne Brontë”
- - Edgar Allan Poe, “Annabel Lee”
- - Edna St. Vincent Millay, “And you as well must die”
- - Emily Dickinson, “Because I could not stop for Death”
- - Emily Dickinson, “If I Should Die”
- - Lord Byron, “Epitaph to a Dog”
- - Pablo Neruda, “Only Death”
- - Stephen Crane, “God Lay Dead in Heaven”
- - W. B. Yeats, “He Wishes His Beloved Were Dead”
- - Rainer Maria Rilke, “Death”
- Paintings
- - The Three Dead Kings
- - The Death of Nelson
- - Beata Beatrix
- Sculptures
- - The Kiss of Death
- - Background
- - Imagery
- - Angel of Grief
- - Fallen Astronaut
- Quotes
References
About the author
- Nicolae Sfetcu
- - By the same author
- - Contact
Publishing House
- MultiMedia Publishing
DOI: 10.58679/TW4441
