23 research outputs found
Kisah Relasi Kehidupan Luqman Al-Hakim dan Anaknya Dalam Al-Qur’an Perspektif Fakhruddin Ar-Razi Serta Implikasinya Terhadap Kehidupan Masyarakat Modern
No full textAr-Razi dalam kitab nya ia menjelaskan bahwa Luqman adalah seorang yang bijak, yang mana dalam hal itu juga sebagai bukti cinta dan belas kasihnya ia mampu dalam memberikan wasiat terhadap anaknya, yang mana wasiat tersebut ada pada ayat 13-19. Kemudian bahwa disini keluarga merupakan salah satu tempat sebagai pondasi pertama pendidikan sosial bagi setiap anak, karena didalamnya terwujud seorang ayah dan ibu sebagai cara dasar mereka untuk hidup, membentuk fisik mereka serta keadaan mental yang dimiliki oleh setiap anak.
Kemudian Implikasinya terhadap kehidupan Masyarakat Modern yang mana dalam hal itu lingkungan keluarga merupakan tempat kematangan diri pada setiap anak yang lahir, lingkungan keluarga yang dipenuhi dengan keharmonisan akan menghasilkan anak yang mempunyai akhlaq serta kepribadian yang baik. Bagi
anak laki-laki maupun perempuan dalam hal ini ayah merupakan figure penting untuk tumbuh kembang anak sampai ia dewasa, karena baginya seorang ayah seperti pondasi rumah yang mana ketika hilang beberapa lainnya akan hancur
Genetic variation and population structure in wild isolates of Caenorhabditis elegans collected from California
No full textThough much widespread in distribution, the nematode worm Caenorhabditis elegans exhibits low levels of genetic variation at the DNA sequence level, a paradox which may be partly explained by its typical self-fertilization mode of reproduction. However recent work on the genetic structure of natural populations of C. elegans from France, Scotland and Portugal suggests a substantial level of outcrossing together with finding of a very strong local population structure. To find out whether this same occurrence extrapolates to other wild isolates of worm populations, the present study was carried on worm populations from California. Here, genetic variation is studied by detecting single nucleotide polymorphisms in a random genome-wide manner using Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism analysis (AFLP). The worms used in this study are natural isolates of C. elegans collected from parks and gardens around the Los Angeles area in southern California. Some populations sampled were a few meters apart, enabling the assessment of variation and population structure on a very local scale. As previous studies, a low overall genetic diversity was found with these worm populations. The finding of a strong population structure and high linkage disequilibrium both within and between chromosomes was also concurrent with the findings from other wild isolates. All these findings elucidate the extra-ordinary evolutionary dynamics of these sets of worm from the wild.M.S.Includes bibliographical references (p. 38-41)
Clinician views on childhood obesity management in the primary care setting
No full textPurpose of Project: In the United States, the prevalence of pediatric obesity continues to increase and with appropriate identification and management by primary care clinicians can be prevented. The purpose of this project is to identify current practice guidelines, gaps in knowledge, and systemic barriers in the primary care setting to reduce the prevalence of pediatric obesity.
Methodology: Quantitative, needs assessment survey distributed to a large health care system located in central New Jersey. Outcomes measured were clinicians’ knowledge in identification, perspectives’, protentional barriers, and management of overweight and obesity in the pediatric primary care setting.
Results: Out of the 125 providers, 17.6% (n= 22) completed or impartially completed the survey. Identification of measurement for child's weight and height for age and sex and documentation on CDC growth charts was completed 95% at each well visit. Findings include lack of pediatric clinicians’ competency in addressing and managing obese patients and addressing concerns with parents. Significant barriers in the management of pediatric overweight obesity and perceived needs for additional training were also identified.
Implications for Practice: An educational pamphlet has been developed and implemented for clinicians and parents in the primary care setting to improve the gaps of knowledge. A revised survey will be redistributed to identify gaps in management in the primary care setting. Further implications in research in the knowledge and perceptions of primary care clinicians is necessary identify the barriers in management of overweight and obesity in the pediatric population.D.N.P.Includes bibliographical reference
Alexander the Great: A Historiography of Power
No full textThis thesis tackles a central question in the historiography of Alexander the Great: why has the scholarship about him changed so wildly over the centuries? The answer put forward in this thesis is that definitions of power are the driving agent behind the ever-changing nature of Alexander scholarship. Over time and across cultures, the "correct" use of power has shifted dramatically, and the way Alexander has been written about has shifted accordingly. This thesis, then, analyzes sixteen authors, spanning centuries of scholarship, and traces how the authors' contexts may have influenced their view of power and how, in turn, that view may have influenced their accounts of Alexander's life. The thesis begins by exploring the issues with the source material about Alexander the Great and what scholars know about the lost, primary sources. The first chapter discusses the authors of the five ancient extant written accounts of Alexander: Diodorus Siculus, Quintus Curtius Rufus, Plutarch, Arrian, and Pompeius Trogus/Justin. The second chapter covers a large expanse of time, beginning with the Alexander Romance as a transmission agent for Alexander scholarship through the Middle Ages. It identifies Machiavelli's Prince as the first place that Alexander reemerges as a historical, not legendary figure. From this point on, it analyzes Samuel Clarke, Charles Rollin, Montesquieu, and Konstantinos Paparrigopoulos. With this last author, the thesis considers how he stands against the near-contemporary example of George Grote. The third chapter moves into the twentieth century. Beginning with William Woodthorpe Tarn and his belief in Alexander's proclamation of the brotherhood of all mankind, the thesis traces the specific impact of events like the First and Second World Wars, the creation of the League of Nations, and the politics of the Soviet Union on Alexander scholarship. This is evident in the scholarship of Ernst Badian, Peter Green, and AB Bosworth, who, in the context of leaders like Hitler and Stalin, see power of the sort that Alexander wields as tyrannical and corrupting. NGL Hammond, the last author featured in this thesis, presents a counterargument against these more negative interpretations, returning to the idealism of Tarn. These sixteen authors, though each existing in very different contexts and representing very different beliefs, all similarly display how definitions of power deeply influence their opinions about Alexander and the purposes they have for creating an account of his life.History, Department ofHonors Colleg
SOCIAL ISSUES IN JACQUES LOB’S “SNOWPIERCER”
No full textThis study entitled “Power Relation In Jacques Lob’s Snowpiercer” is about social issues between passengers in front sections to tail sections, depicted through the story and characters in this novel. In this study, there are two questions to be answered: The forms of power relationships shown in Jacques Lob's novel Snowpiercer and the individuals involved. The purpose of this study is to look at the many forms of power relationships and the persons that are involved in them using numerous characters from the novel. The author applies Michel Foucault's (1977) theory to illustrate how passengers in front and back sections interact in terms of power. The descriptive technique is used in this study, and extrinsic approaches are used. The findings reveal that there are two distinct forms of power relationships. To begin with, sovereign power is a sort of authority that has total control over all persons in a community. Second, disciplinary authority seeks to establish discipline bodies. The outcome also exposes that certain characters have manipulated information and truth via the use of power relationships
Upaya Hukum Terhadap Pelanggaran yang Terjadi di Pasar Modal Syariah
No full textThe development of the world in the economic sector throughout the world continues to progress and is increasing rapidly, banking is the main framework for running all economic systems perfectly, besides that there are also supporting institutions that help oversee the pace of the economy in every country, for example in Indonesia there is the Financial Services Authority (OJK) wich has the task of overseeing all financial activities in Indonesia, covering all aspects of protecting consumers or investor for convenience and security in conduction a transaction. This study aims find out about the systems and regulations in the Islamic Capital Market and the protection guarantees provided by the State Institution which is responsible for everything that happens in the Islamic capital market namely, the Financial Services Authority. In the Islamic capital market and will be synchronized with the law issued by the Financial Services Authority. From there, it will be known how the implementation of the existing regulations within the scope of the Islamic Capital Market with the Prespective Data Analysis Method, namely an analysis of the possibilities or potential for something that has been researched by the Author. According to the author, in carrying out and supervising a fatwa or law, there is also an important role for everyone in the Islamic Capital Market, namely with honesty from everyone in the Islamic Capital Market, because there is still an empty space that can give rise to potentials fraud caused by irresponsible persons who harm people for their own benefit
H.E.L.P : A creative exercise in feminism and the buddy comedy.
No full textThis screenplay attempts to reconcile the author\u27s confusion on how to best enact social progress by examining and satirizing several competing feminist movements. Set in an off-kilter Los Angeles, the comedy tracks Alivia, a recent PhD grad who cannot leverage her education toward finding a job. In desperation, she joins a radical organization called the H.E.L.P. (Heroines for the Elimination of Loathsome Professors), which encourages her to take matters into her own hands.
Inverting tropes from buddy comedies, cop-shows, ghost stories, and Bond movies, the screenplay grapples with how women are meant to break the glass ceiling and it may never fully come to an answer. In its current form, the screenplay is messy and unfocused; it is the hope of the author that the screenplay shows the active process of integrating academic discourse into an extremely silly comedy
Recreational therapy: a related service addressing perceived leisure deficits in primary special education
No full textAccess to education provides many benefits and opportunities for an individual and the community in which they reside. Making access to education to all humans, regardless of race, sex, disability, or socioeconomic status, in everyone's best interest in a community. Before 1975, many states in the United States of America prohibited children that were blind, deaf, emotionally disturbed, or mentally retarded from attending public school, in fact only one in five children with an identified disability was able to attend public school in this time (Aaron & Loprest, 2012). In 1975, federal law was created to ensure access for students with disabilities over the years this law was amended and renamed into what we know today as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) ensuring that children with disabilities in the United States are guaranteed free appropriate public education (FAPE) in the least restrictive environment (LRE) (IDEA, 2004). This law established the framework for a system for children with disabilities to access education via Special Education and Related Services. Laudan Aron and Pamela Loprest author the article "Disability and the Education System," in 2012 assessing how well the nations education system is serving students with disabilities. Their work unveils the financial issues that create the imbalance of what school districts can afford to provide and what a child may need to access FAPE in and LRE leading to these students being behind and often held to lower expectations than their non-disabled peers (Aron, & Loprest 2012). Access to public education is a civil right in the United States of America together those responsible for serving students within the education system must identify and craft solutions to improve our public education system. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to assess if the perceived leisure and recreation deficits of students within Special Education make a case for these students to receive Recreational Therapy services as a related service on an Individualized Education Program (IEP) to help them access FAPE in and LRE. The perceptions of deficits are captured through the lens of the Special Education Teacher via a survey tool. Data for this study was collected by the researcher using a virtual quantitative survey designed within Qualtrics and distributed through email to school districts within California, Twin Rivers Unified School District, Sacramento County office of Education, Sacramento City Unified School District, El Dorado Union High School District, and Elk Grove Unified School District. The survey tool used is a sixteen-question instrument designed to measure Special Education Teachers perceptions of leisure deficits about their students. In analyzing the data, the findings identified that the Special Education Teachers perceived that Recreational Therapy would benefit students receiving special education services. One hundred percent of the respondents identified that students would benefit from assistance with developing various leisure skills that a Recreational Therapist is qualified to address in their practice
Desain Interior Coworking Space DiLo Surabaya untuk Meningkatkan Produktifitas dan Inovasi Pengguna
No full textKesadaran akan pentingnya pemuda untuk membangun iklim kewirausahan di Indonesia semakin meningkat. Pemerintah termasuk BUMN juga mendukung peran kepemudaan di bidang kewirausahan teknologi seperi Indigo Incubator, Wirausaha Muda Mandiri, Gerakan 1000 Startup Digital, dll. Adapun fasilitas yang disediakan oleh beberapa institusi dan swasta tersebut yang dinamakan sebagai Inkubator Bisnis. Fasilitas yang biasanya diberikan oleh Program Inkubasi Bisnis ini antara lain adalah tempat(space) yang digunakan sesama peserta dari program inkubasi bisnis sebagai kantor bersama untuk bekerja biasanya disebut dengan coworking space.
Konsep dari coworking space sendiri adalah sebuah jaringan antar berbagai ruangkerja (workspace) di seluruh dunia, sebuah tempat bersuasana semiformal yang memungkinkan berbagai komunitas pekerja-berorientasi-hasil (Result Oriented Worker) berkolaborasi . Pada saat ini, Coworking space di Indonesia memiliki banyak
keuntungan antara lain biaya yang dibutuhkan untuk menyewa space tidak terlalu banyak karena konsep sharing space, dapat menggunakan alamat coworking space tersebut sebagai alamat kantor sehingga memudahkan untuk pengurusan, Surat Domisili, SIUP dan pendaftaran Merk Dagang.
Modern Urban yang diiaplikasikan oleh penulis dalam redesain ini membentuk persepsi masyarakat tentang dukungan Telkom Indonesia terhadap karya-karya anak bangsa yang siap untuk menyelesaikan masalah-masalah yang ada di Indonesia. Mulai dari kesan hightechnology melalui material-material yang diaplikasikan dan
juga pencahayaan-pencahayaan yang sesuai. Selain itu, DiLo Surabaya memiliki layout redesain yang open space ditambah dengan beberapa elemen yang mendukung untuk produktifitas dan inovasi pengguna
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Awareness of the importance of youth to build the climate of entrepreneurship in Indonesia is increasing. The government including (Badan Usaha Milik Negara) BUMN also supports youth roles in the field of technopreneurship such as Indigo Incubator, Wirausaha Muda Mandiri, 1000 Startup Digital Movement, etc. The facilities provided by some institutions and private business is called as Business Incubator. The facilities typically provided by the Business Incubation Program include the space used by participants of the business incubation program as a joint office for work, usually called coworking space.
The concept of coworking space itself is a network among multiple workspaces around the world, a semiformal atmosphere venue that allows a variety of resultsoriented Worker communities to collaborate. At this time, Coworking space in Indonesia has many advantages, among others, the cost required to rent space is not too much because the concept of sharing space, can use the address coworking space
as an office address making it easier to manage, Domicile Letters, SIUP and trademark registration. Coworking provides "conventional corporate office work, but in a very unique way." Affordable office space is the first step in helping youth want to start their business.
Modern Urban which applied by the author in this redesign can form the public perception about Telkom Indonesia. They also support the youth-citizen to ready to solve problems in Indonesia. Starting from the impression of high-technology through the applied materials and also the appropriate lighting. Despite, DiLo Surabaya has an open space redesign layout coupled with several elements that support for productivity and user innovatio
Authoritarian attitudes in Russia: <scp>Right‐wing</scp> authoritarianism and social dominance orientation in the modern Russian context
No full textThis is the peer reviewed version of the following article: [Authoritarian attitudes in Russia: Right‐wing authoritarianism and social dominance orientation in the modern Russian context. Asian Journal of Social Psychology 25, 4 p623-645 (2022)], which has been published in final form at https://doi.org/10.1111/ajsp.12523. This article may be used for non-commercial purposes in accordance with Wiley Terms and Conditions for Use of Self-Archived Versions: https://authorservices.wiley.com/author-resources/Journal-Authors/licensing/self-archiving.html#3. Deposited by shareyourpaper.org and openaccessbutton.org. We've taken reasonable steps to ensure this content doesn't violate copyright. However, if you think it does you can request a takedown by emailing [email protected]
