26 research outputs found
Perlindungan Hukum Terhadap Pekerja Disabilitas: Tinjauan Undang – Undang Cipta Kerja
No full textLegal protection for workers with disabilities in Indonesia is a crucial issue in achieving equality and inclusion in the workplace. Law Number 8 of 2016 on Persons with Disabilities and Law Number 11 of 2020 on Job Creation mandate companies to employ persons with disabilities. Private companies are required to employ at least 1% of workers with disabilities, while government institutions must employ a minimum of 2%. This obligation is not merely about fulfilling quotas but must also be accompanied by the provision of an accessible work environment, such as disability-friendly infrastructure, assistive work tools, and policies that support their career development. This study aims to analyze the legal protection for workers with disabilities based on the Job Creation Law. The research method used is normative legal research with a statute approach. This study examines how regulations guarantee the rights of workers with disabilities, including equal wages, protection from discrimination, and reasonable workplace accommodations. The findings indicate that the Job Creation Law strengthens the rights of workers with disabilities by ensuring equal pay with other workers who have similar responsibilities. Furthermore, regulatory oversight and law enforcement mechanisms are established, including administrative sanctions for companies that fail to comply. As an incentive, the government provides tax relief and facility assistance for companies that actively employ persons with disabilities. This study concludes that although regulations are in place, their effectiveness still needs to be improved through strict supervision and broader education for the business sector
Manifestos for wind ensemble by Paul Dooley: A critical analysis
No full textThe subject of this dissertation is a critical analysis of Paul Dooley¿s three-movement work, MANIFESTOS . While the need for scholarly analyses of wind band works is great from those teach and perform within the wind band world, there is no common template for the analysis of wind band works by scholars within the genre. The focus of this document is a modified paradigmatic analysis of Dooley¿s work, akin to the theories of Nicolas Ruwet, wherein no analytical assumptions are presumed. The composer¿s musical decisions served to guide the author to delineate the salient analytical imperatives within each movement, after rigorous historical inquiry, intensive score study and personal interviews with the composer. The dissertation¿s body is divided into six parts: an introduction expressing the need for study and the genesis of Dooley¿s composition, updated biography of the composer, a historical primer on the early twentieth-century avant-garde movements known as Futurism and Cubism, and a description of the methodology employed to analyze the work. A movement-by-movement analysis follows the methodology, including the history of the literary or artistic subject of each specified movement, and complementary musical examples, tables, and charts. Each analytical chapter concludes with additional considerations which contribute to further understanding of a movement-specific element. Following the conclusion, the dissertation includes a transcription of an interview with the composer, a current catalog of the composer¿s works, official program notes compiled by the author and approved by the composer, an appendix which includes several historically relevant documents, and a complete bibliography
Pengantar Latar Belakang Kitab Kisah Para Rasul (Introduction To Acts Background)
No full textThe Book of Acts is an important book in building Christian theology. Biblical experts debate the background to the existence of the book of Acts. Where some biblical experts put this book in an unfavorable position and some maintain in a good position. This article discusses the background of the book of Acts from an evangelical perspective which includes the name of the book, author and year of writing, Sources Used by Luke, the purpose and contents of the book. The result of this writing is that this book was written by Luke around 63 CE and is believed to have the authority of God's word to teach Christians.
Kitab Kisah Para Rasul merupakan kitab yang penting dalam membangun teologi Kristen. Para ahli biblika memperdebatkan latar belakang keberadaan kitab Kisah Para Rasul. Dimana sebagian para ahli biblika menempatkan kitab ini pada posisi yang kurang baik dan sebagian mempertahankan dengan posisi yang baik. Artikel ini membahas latar belakang kitab Kisah Para Rasul dari perspektif injili yang mencakup nama kitab, penulis dan tahun penulisan, Sumber-Sumber Yang Dipergunakan Lukas, tujuan dan isi kitab. Hasil penulisan adalah kitab ini ditulis oleh Lukas sekitar tahun 63 M dan dipercayai memiliki otoritas firman Tuhan untuk mengajar umat Kristen
Mind to screen : the conveyance of disordered mental states in film
No full textThis thesis investigates the way in which film as a specific medium is capable of
communicating a subjectivity that is troubled or otherwise compromised by
mental illness. It is traditionally held that the written word is a far more suitable
medium for communicating interiority than the medium of film, as the word is
characterised as complex, abstract and conceptual, whilst the image is
characterised as straightforward, obvious and concrete. This thesis will argue,
however, that the medium of film is entirely capable of dealing with the abstract
and conceptual, and can in fact construct extremely complex frameworks of
subjectivity due to its multitrack character. Using detailed textual analysis, I will
interrogate the way in which film utilises the multiple channels available to it
(the visual, verbal, and aural) to create complex systems of meaning.
Due to the tendency of filmmakers to appeal to literary sources for guidance
when conveying mental states, the issue of adaptation is crucial to my entry into
this discussion. My corpus primarily consists of films that are based on literary
accounts of troubled subjectivity (either biographical or fictional). My thesis will
compare and contrast filmic and literary conveyances of mental illness to
establish the symbols, metaphors and analogies that communicate complex
interiority. My key case studies are: A Scanner Darkly (dir. Richard Linklater,
2006), Clean, Shaven (dir. Lodge Kerrigan, 1993), A Beautiful Mind (dir. Ron
Howard, 2001), Fight Club (dir. David Fincher, 1999), Secret Window (dir.
David Koepp, 2004), The Hours (dir. Stephen Daldry, 2002), and A Single
Man (dir. Tom Ford, 2008).
This thesis makes an original contribution to knowledge by generating alternative
readings of these films that take into account the multitrack character of the
medium. These readings will highlight the specific techniques and vocabularies
that are drawn on and developed to communicate disordered interiority
Penyakit kardiovaskular: Seri pengobatan rasional
No full textBuku Penyakit Kardiovaskular ini membahas secara holistik dari sudut pandang ahli, yaitu dokter, apoteker dan farmasi klinis. Buku ini membahas beberapa penyakit kardiovaskular, antara lain: hipertensi, dislipidemia, sidroma koroner akut dengan atau tanpa peningkatan segmen ST, stroke dan atrial fibrilasi. Setiap penyakit kardiovaskular pada buku ini dibahas secara detail mulai dari definisi penyakit, etiologi, tanda dan gejala, hingga pengobatan rasional yang berbasis bukti (evidence based). Selain itu perkembangan obat-obat kardiovaskular yang disertai bukti-bukti klinis dibahas dalam bagian akhir buku ini
Spontaneous music : the first generation British free improvisers
No full textThe British free improvisation scene originated in London and Sheffield during the
mid 1960s. In groups such as AMM, the Spontaneous Music Ensemble and Joseph
Holbrooke, a distinctive and ambitious musicality developed that still occupies most
of its protagonists forty years later.
Marked stylistic contrasts developed within the genre, notably the `atomistic' and
`laminar' methods of interaction. Nonetheless, a consistency of principle and practice
was also apparent that defined British free improvisation as unique. In some respects
the genre resembled its German, Dutch and American counterparts, and also the jazz
and classical avant-gardes that had inspired them. Both conceptually and practically,
however, clear differences remained.
The British free improvisers refined a method and an aesthetic of musical creativity,
which suggested an intimate perspective and a detailed analysis of that which we
accept as `music'. Its techniques and results were unconventional, but remained
consistent with music's defining concepts and experiences. As such, British free
improvisation suggested a more inclusive model of musicality than is common, and
implied a broad critique of the cultural values that define `music' at all. Though the
free improvisers themselves did not explicitly state the connection, their work may be
viewed in the context of Deconstruction: the post-structuralist analytical strategy
associated with philosopher Jacques Derrida.
British free improvisation culminated from innovations within the twentieth century
avant-garde. Referencing styles such as atonality and free jazz, it challenged the
aesthetic, technical and hierarchical standards of Western tradition in a form that was
striking and extreme, but also of logical development and focus. Free improvisation
owed explicit debt to a variety of other musics; its most singular achievement
however, was the redefinition of `rhythm' by which it disguised this fact.
The music of the first generation British free improvisers is reliant upon precise
conceptual and practical execution. But though this has enabled the genre to be
musically innovative, in the long term it has also become a logical problem. With
British free improvisation as its subject, the scrutiny of Deconstruction reveals
significant discrepancies between what `free improvisation' implies and what it
actually represents
Never be silent : publishing & imperialism in Kenya, 1884-1963
No full textSocial communications are central to any social struggle. There is a sizable body of literature from other countries on the use of oral medium, newspapers, books and other forms of communications being used as tools for organising against a powerful enemy, as a training ground for cadres and for clarifying and developing revolutionary theory, ideology, organisation and practice. All this ensures a greater unity among those resisting oppression and exploitation. Thus revolutionary and liberation forces of Bolsheviks in the Soviet Union, the Communist Party of China, and in Vietnam had developed theories and practices of revolutionary publishing as part of their revolutionary work. This has also been the case during anti-colonial and anti-imperialist struggles in Africa, but very little of this has been systematically documented as an aspect of revolutionary communications policy and practice. While the
colonial communications systems have been reasonably well documented, the resistance communication systems remain largely undocumented and ignored. This book is an initial attempt to document this dynamic communications process in Kenya with its external struggles against colonialism and its complex internal struggles with overlaying divisions of race and class, Kenyan and foreign peoples. The main theme emerging from this experience is that people struggling to change their society always find ways of establishing their own system of communicating with the people they lead
and by whom they are led. Their mission of revolution, of change, of peace, of social and economic justice requires that they should never be silent. This was well understood and practised by the liberation forces in Kenya. They
were never silent
International consensus statement on allergy and rhinology: Sinonasal tumors
No full textBackground: Sinonasal neoplasms, whether benign and malignant, pose a significant challenge to clinicians and represents a model area for multidisciplinary collaboration in order to optimize patient care. The International Consensus Statement on Allergy and Rhinology: Sinonasal Tumors (ICSNT) aims to summarize the best available evidence and presents 48 thematic and histopathology-based topics spanning the field. Methods: In accordance with prior ICAR documents, ICSNT assigned each topic as an Evidence-Based Review with Recommendations, Evidence-Based Review, and Literature Review based on level of evidence. An international group of multidisciplinary author teams were assembled for the topic reviews using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses format, and completed sections underwent a thorough and iterative consensus-building process. The final document underwent rigorous synthesis and review prior to publication. Results: The ICNST document consists of 4 major sections: general principles, benign neoplasms and lesions, malignant neoplasms, and quality of life and surveillance. It covers 48 conceptual and/or histopathology-based topics relevant to sinonasal neoplasms and masses. Topics with a high level of evidence provided specific recommendations, while other areas summarized the current state of evidence. A final section highlights research opportunities and future directions, contributing to advancing knowledge and community intervention. Conclusion: As an embodiment of the multidisciplinary and collaborative model of care in sinonasal neoplasms and masses, ICSNT was designed as a comprehensive, international, and multidisciplinary collaborative endeavor. Its primary objective is to summarize the existing evidence in the field of sinonasal neoplasms and masses. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved
[WFAA News Clips and B-roll, ca. February 8-10, 1972]
No full text0:00 - (February 8, 1972) The Texas Baptist Christian Life Commission is holding workshops at the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, during which Dr. George J. Beto, outgoing director of the Texas Department of Corrections, will be awarded the Distinguished Service Award by Dr. James M. Dunn, TBCLC secretary (Dunn is seen carrying the award – a small statue depicting a cowboy on a bucking horse – from the podium); various shots of the ceremony and of the attendees, including TV personality and keynote speaker Art Linkletter (Silent). 0:38 - (February 8, 1972) Craig Morton, quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, holds a press conference to announce that he will be staying with the team; he goes on to explain why he's staying, saying that he'll continue to fight for the starting QB position with Roger Staubach; Verne Lundquist reporting. 2:16 - (February 8, 1972) Randy Fry, son of Southern Methodist University (SMU) coach Hayden Fry and an SMU blue-chip signee (Randy formerly played for W. T. White High School in Dallas), discusses what it will be like playing for his dad; Wayne Morris, former South Oak Cliff High School star running back, talks about how he came to play for the school and how he feels he'll perform as a freshman. 3:36 - WFAA ""Contact 8"" reporter Jeanne Luppen discusses a child abuse case that was reported to her several weeks ago, describing the condition the children were in (the case has been resolved); she goes on to broadly report on child abuse cases in the area; in an interview, Dr. Neil West of Children's Medical Center talks about child abuse cases in Dallas-Fort Worth and discusses what constitutes abuse; in another interview, Harriett Stambaugh, director of social work at Children's Medical Center and an expert on child abuse, says that there is no facility in DFW for victims of child abuse but that there is a need for one; she says that there are about 20,000 children assaulted in DFW each year. 6:19 - At a press conference, Buddy Hackett talks about going through airport security and jokes about what he would do if his plane was hijacked; Hackett is in Dallas to check on his real estate holdings here (San Simeon Apartments in Lake Highlands, etc.). 7:35 - (February 8, 1972) Duane Thomas, Dallas Cowboys running back, has been indicted by a Hunt County grand jury on charges of marijuana possession; various shots outside the courthouse and of the grand jury room; KDFW-Channel 4 reporter Norm Hitzges is seen interviewing a man; various shots of other men walking around the courthouse (Silent). 8:23 - Edward Chandler Hughes Jr. is on trial in Dallas Judge John Vance's court for the murder of 4-year-old Mickie Marie Kearney; seen in the courtroom are Hughes and his attorneys (Tony Robertson and Burns Parkham), the prosecution team (District Attorneys Doug Mulder, Steve Tokoly, and Jim Barklow), and Judge Vance (Silent). 9:07, 12:22 - Clifford J. Jackson says that the Democratic Progressive Voters League (PVL) is bound by constitutional procedures in its endorsement of candidates; he describes the process and the study that will be made to determine whom they will endorse; additional silent footage of Jackson's press conference, where he is seated next to PVL president Emmett Whitman; Dean Angel reporting. 10:30, 12:54 - George Zimmermann, Dallas Community Action (DCA) board chairman and recently announced Republican candidate for the State House of Representatives, explains why it's important that he remain board chairman during his political campaign; he is asked how his relationship with the poor might change, now that he has publicly announced that he is a Republican; Jim Mitchell reporting. 13:55 - (February 7, 1972) Norman Woller and his sister-in-law, Muriel Quinn Kramer, were killed when Woller's light plane crashed near the Pate Museum of Transportation in Hood County, close to State Highway 377; various shots of the wreckage; bodies are removed from the scene (Silent); in an interview at the scene, a man describes how they learned of the crash and the steps they took afterwards; another man explains how the Meacham Field control tower responds to a mayday call; Jerry Taff reporting. 16:41 - (February 7, 1972) 83-year-old Phil Dennis Jones was killed when his car collided with a Missouri Pacific freight train near the 4400 block of Urban Street in Southeast Dallas – the car's gas tank exploded on impact, and Jones' body was thrown from the vehicle; various shots of the wreckage and of investigators at the scene (Silent). 17:32, 27:32, 34:04, 40:04 - A meeting of the Dallas School Board is underway, and the trustees continue to debate and disagree on various proposed redistricting maps, some arguing that lines are being drawn for purely political reasons; various shots of some of the trustees meeting and reviewing maps (Silent); additional footage from the school board meeting as member Dr. Emmett Conrad criticizes the proposed redistricting proposals, which would place predominantly Black neighborhoods all in one district, which would potentially limit minority representation on the school board in coming years; additional silent footage of the meeting; Supt. Dr. Nolan Estes says that he would recommend that the board commend Carter High School staff and students for weathering recent upheavals and controversies at the school. 18:38 - A report on the redrawing of the county's precinct lines by the Dallas Department of Public Works, per a recent federal ruling; the report goes on to describe how this process works and how long it will take; the rumor that citizens will need to re-register to vote is debunked; Phil Reynolds reporting outside the Dallas County Records Building. 20:40 - (February 9, 1972) Rich Jones with the Dallas Chaparrals talks about their win against the Utah Stars and his confidence in the rest of their season; he comments on facing Stars' center Zelmo Beaty; Jerry Haynes reporting. 22:23 - Kyle Rote Sr., former Southern Methodist University (SMU) and New York Giants football player, talks about his son, Highland Park High School graduate Kyle Rote Jr., who is joining the Dallas Tornado soccer team as the team's number 1 college draft choice; Rote praises both his son's judgment and athletic abilities. 23:01, 31:27 - A report on members of the Dallas People's Party who are picketing in front of the Dallas Power & Light Co. (DP&L) building (1506 Commerce) to protest a requested 6% rate hike; in an interview, Charlie Young, chairman of the party's Dallas chapter, explains that DP&L has overcharged citizens for years and that they also underpay their employees; in another interview, Dallas Public Utilities supervisor Thomas Taylor explains why the City Council should accept this rate hike and claims Dallas' rates are lower than the national average; additional silent footage of the protesters, of Young's interview, and of Taylor's interview; Martha McIntire reporting. 25:14, 32:25 - (February 9, 1972) A report on the resignation of Tarrant County Assistant District Attorney John Harris from his recent appointment as a judge for the new municipal court; in an interview, Fort Worth City Councilman Taylor Gandy discusses receiving Harris' resignation letter; he explains that Harris' decision was partly based on the publicity regarding the revelation that Harris had received 29 traffic tickets; additional silent footage of a City Council meeting; Jay Lewis reporting. 28:47 - The Christian Life Commission of the Baptist General Convention of Texas' statewide workshop is underway in Fort Worth; in an interview, Dr. Charlie W. Shedd (Charles W. Shedd), author, minister, and lecturer, explains when it's appropriate for sex education to be taught in schools and how it should actually be taught at home; Jim Green reporting. 29:52 - (February 8, 1972) The Dallas Chaparrals defeat the Utah Stars, 102-99, before 5,611 fans at Memorial Auditorium; various highlights from the game (Silent). 33:34, 39:12 - (February 9, 1972) Dallas Police Chief Frank Dyson holds his monthly press conference on crime (Silent); he goes on to explain how the department will be offensive and aggressive towards ''hardcore'' crime offenders; Judi Hanna reporting. 34:44 - (February 9, 1972) A meeting of the Southwestern Hospitality Board, as part of Metropolitan Opera Week in Dallas, is set to be held in the Fairmont Hotel with Goeran Gentele, general manager of the Met, speaking; in an interview, Gentele talks about the success of JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR as a musical and his mainstream hopes for opera as an art form; additional silent footage of the interview; Malcolm Landess reporting. 36:18 - Bobby Kromm, coach of the Dallas Black Hawks, praises his team's recent performance and his thoughts about the team going forward; Jerry Haynes reporting outside the Hawks' headquarters at Fair Park. 37:11 - The Fort Worth School Board and Fort Worth Independent School District (FWISD) are considering a policy change which will allow married students to participate in extracurricular activities following recent federal rulings that such policies barring students from these activities are unconstitutional; Jim Green reporting. 38:35 - Edward Chandler Hughes Jr. is on trial in Dallas Judge John Vance's courtroom for the murder of 4-year-old Mickie Marie Kearney; footage from the proceedings (Silent)
Reading the double diaspora: cultural representations of Gujarati East Africans in Britain
No full textThis thesis explores representations of culture amongst the prolific twice-displaced Gujarati East African diaspora in Britain. I argue that the paucity of fictional literatures written about, or by, this community demonstrate that the ‘double diaspora’ often favour forms of embodied narrative. Using the literary critical interpretive practices of close reading, I thus analyse a range of cultural ‘texts’. Through this approach of investigating both the written text alongside the nontextual
embodied narrative, the thesis broadens the remit of literary studies and subsequently addresses a lacuna in scholarship on cultural representations of the
‘double diaspora’. Whilst the thesis intervenes in contemporary literary postcolonial debate, interdisciplinary connections between diverse disciplines, such as performance, trauma and diaspora studies, are established.
Following my introduction, the thesis is divided into three main chapters: each considers a form of embodied cultural representation significant to the migrant who has been displaced from India to Britain, via East Africa. Beginning with Yasmin Alibhai-Brown’s The Settler’s Cookbook – one of the few examples of a written representation of twice-migrant culture – I explore culinary practices as a
mode of individuated and collective identity articulation. In my third chapter, I develop my argument to read the Gujarati dances of dandiya-raas and garba, played
during the Hindu festival of Navratri. Finally, before concluding, the fourth chapter moves to explore visual materials gathered from personal kinship networks.
In identifying embodied narratives as significant to the double diaspora, my thesis uncovers the performance of complex and multiple selfhoods and collectivities
within this community. Whilst there are instances of a surprising convergence of modern and traditional identities, there is too the emergence of an Indian national
identity, which is complicated by regional Gujaratiness. In closing, I propose a Gujarati East African vernacular modernity, which demonstrates how this progressdriven
diaspora simultaneously looks in two directions
