bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Tourism climatic comfort index for Solapur (Maharashtra)
Authors:   Department of Geography, C.B.K’s B. Sci., R.V.Comm & R.J.Arts College,   Akkalkot, 413216, Solapur, India, Adavitot S C
Published: October 2022

Tourism is a major sector of the global economy. Climate has a strong influence on the tourism and recreation sector and in some regions of the world constitutes the resource on which the tourism industry is predicated. The present paper aims to highlights the application of Mieczowski’s (1985) ‘Tourism Climate Comfort Index’ (TCI) for Solapur and its environ. Along with this Comset’s Comfort Index and Thom’s Discomfort Index. The Solapur District is laying on the south eastern border of Maharashtra has a large number of tourist places particularly religious and historical centers such as Akkalkot, Pandharpur, Tuljapur, Ganagapur, Solapur, Bijapur and Gulbarga in its vicinity. Lakhs of tourist are attracting towards these destinations.T he study area is located far away from the influence of maritime. For the present study data has been collected from Meteorological Dept. Pune and Agricultural Research center Solapur. The study reveals that according to E.C.Thom’s Comfort Index the Temperature Humidity Index (THI value for the months of Nov. (70.34), Dec. (66.69), Jan. (66.95) and Feb (71.45) shows comfortness for tourism, while Camuset Climate Comfort Index (CI) shows the months of Dec.(899.36), Jan. (2007.080) Feb (2351.08) and Mar.(951.41) were comfort months for tourism. As per Mieczkoski’s formula the TCI for the months of Nov (21), Dec.(31), Jan (31) and Feb. (28) are the comfort months for tourist to visit Solapur and its environ. Keywords: Tourism; climate change; tourism comfort index
Disparity in literacy rate in Bangalore metropolitan region
Authors:   Department of Geography, G.F.G.C, Vijayanagara, Bangalore, Karnataka,   India, Srinivas .
Published: October 2022

The study of human resource is of vital importance both from the point of view of economic development and social welfare. It is particularly important because human beings are not only instrument of production but are also ends in themselves. It is necessary to know quantitative terms, the number of people living in a region at a particular time, the rate at which the number is growing and the composition and distribution of population. Sustainable development involves conservation of land and water resources. With the increasing pressure of the ever growing human population, increased living standard and the concomitant activities are exerting tremendous pressure on the finite natural resources. The uneven distribution of population needs the proper adjustment of exiting things through the spatial planning only raises the standard of living of the population. So the population planning is the main element with reference to which other resources are planned (Singh 1968). In view of these demographic dimension and human resource to examine the spatial pattern of population in the study area for water management. The main aim of this study is to know literacy rate in Karnataka. In the present study an attempt is made to know the demographic pattern. The present study know literacy of the study unit. Date collected from the Census of Karnataka. According the 2001 census there were 5853892 literates out of which 3289021 males and 2564871 females in the city. According the 2011 census there were 8875783 literates out of which 4841813 males and 4033970 females in the city. Keywords: Agriculture; Production; Productivity
Land use effect on water quality in a tropical river basin of Kerala, India
Authors:   Department of Geography, NSS College, Pandalam, Pathanamthitta, Kerala, Aneesh M R , Mani K , Prasad T K , Robert Higgins
Published: October 2022

Water quality deterioration caused by land use changes has become a primary factor limiting the sustainable utilization of water resources. Rapid urbanization led to extensive land use changes which have a profound impact on surface water quality. This study is aimed to investigate the effect of land use on the water quality on a tropical river in Kerala, India. Water quality data for 20 stations were collected from Centre for Water Resources Development and Management (CWRDM), Kozhikode for 12 physicochemical parameters pertaining to three seasons namely pre-monsoon, monsoon and post-monsoon. All the stations were then field verified to identify the land use units to which it belongs to. The grouped data was then incorporated into three indices namely Water Quality Index (WQI), Water Pollution Index (WPI), and Water Pollutants Index to identify the effect of land uses on water quality and water pollution. Results indicated that urbanization has caused severe water quality deterioration compared to forests and settlement with mixed trees (SMT). Keywords: Urbanization; Kerala; WQI; WPI 1
Urban growth and development in Mandya taluk using GIS and remote sensing
Authors:   Department of Geography, Bangalore University, Karnataka, Bengaluru, India, Hanjagi Aishwarya S , Surendra P , Irfan Shahnin , Hanjagi Ashok D
Published: October 2022

Even though they are conceptually different, the terms urban growth, urban extension, and urban sprawl are occasionally used interchangeably. An increase in the urbanised land cover is referred to as urban growth. Urban extension is one method of urban expansion. Urban sprawl is the term for urban growth that occurs as a result of unplanned or spontaneous urban development. Urban sprawl usually has negative connotations, associated with the generation or intensification of complex urban problems, such as land, water, and air pollution, with their consequent negative impacts on human health (Alberti, 1999; Antrop, 2004; Dickson, Baker, Hoornweg, & Asmita, 2012; Kumar & Pandey, 2013; Marshall, Pielke, Steyaert, & Willard, 2004; Pathan, Shukla, Patel, Patel, & Mehta, 1991; Rivas, Hernandez, & Cueto, 2003;Claudia, Sandra, Sergio, Jorge, 2019). Manya tauk, in the Indian state of Karnataka, is one of the fastest growing urban centres. In the last three decades, the taluk has seen a surge in urban growth and development in all directions. And it is expected to grow at a faster rate in the future. The satellite images of LandSat 5 TM, LandSat 7 ETM+ and LandSat 8 OLI/TIRS sensors for years 1995, 2005 and 2018 respectively is collected from Earth Explorer provided by USGS. Using a shape file of the study area downloaded from Diva GIS, supervised classification was also performed for the study areas using ERDAS Imagine 2014, and finally an agricultural thematic map was created using Arc GIS 10.2 version. Keywords: Urban Growth; GIS; Remote sensing
The Role of Government in Disaster Management and Risk Reduction in South India
Authors:   DOS in Geography, University of Mysore, Manasagangotri,   Mysuru, Karnataka, India, Sowmya R , Nagaraj H
Published: October 2022

Disaster management is a systematic response to a disaster. The main approach of the management is assessing disaster risk and taking preventive measures has also become a part of disaster management. In present day’s disaster management has been an important to frequent natural disaster ranging from earthquake, floods, droughts and other disaster management worth wile to be considered. The major types of disaster such as geological, water and climate, biological, nuclear, and industrial disasters etc… The role of government plays an important role in disaster management. Recently India has experienced large number of natural disasters. In recent years natural disaster are also occurs in some southern part of India such as Andhra Pradesh, Telanagana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Natural disaster causes the most damage and consequently the socio-economic conditions of the regions and thus most affected areas will become the most vulnerable regions. It is the responsibility of their governments to maintain all cause nouns and to provide social and economic security to such disaster affected areas. Thus the role of the central Government, the state government and local governance plays a very important role in disaster management and risk reduction planning. Government should have proper plan and financial support for most vulnerable regions. Otherwise those affected areas from natural disasters will be facing many problems and it is difficult to planning and manages the vulnerable situations. Keywords: Disaster management; vulnerable; risk reduction; planning
Time wise assessment of road traffic accidents (RTA) in Mysore city
Authors:   Department of Geography, Jnanabharathi Campus, Bangalore University,   Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, Kumar R Shiva
Published: October 2022

The main purpose of this study is the existence of time-wise road traffic accidents in Mysore City. The accident is frequently at a higher rate in the peak hours of day time and would be moderately lesser in the night time. In this study, mainly methodology is used collected secondary data of one-year January- December 2013 from Mysore city traffic police recorded reports. with the help of GPS point plotting the location of time-wise occurrence of accidents has been split into five time zones i.e. 06 am to 10 am, 10 am to 02 pm, 02 pm to 06 pm, 06 pm to 10 pm, 10 pm to 06 am and digitization of toposheet for study area roads map using Arc Gis software. In the year 2013, time accounts to 27.38% Highest accidents have occurred across the city between 06.00 pm to 10.00 pm and time accounts to 09.64% Lowest accidents have occurred across the city between 10.00 pm to 06.00 am. The location of accidents in Mysore City is studied based on time to analyze the major reasons for the accidents. Road users in Mysore city need healthier and safer road travel. Data on road traffic accidents in Mysore city are very poor. Police records are the only source of information but, many accident cases are never stated while others are settled confidentially. The fewer data on accident reports at Mysore city police stations are revealing of an absence of consciousness of accident reporting. Based on police data it is not all conceivable to make a monotonous analysis and consequently, it is terrible to implement safety actions. Keywords: Traffic Accidents; traffic police; Time wise; Global Positioning System; GIS
Exploring the drought condition in Namakkal District, Tamilnadu, through standardized precipitation index
Authors:   Department of Geography, School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Madurai   Kamaraj University, Madurai, 625021, Tamil Nadu, India, Vinothkanna S , Emayavaramban V
Published: October 2022

Drought has long been recognized as one of the major causes of human misery and being the natural disaster that annually claims the most victims. Droughts are recurring climatic events, which often hit everywhere, bringing significant water shortages, economic losses and adverse social consequences. Water scarcity can be said as the cause and effect of drought. It is not possible to avoid droughts. But drought preparedness can be developed and drought impacts can be managed. The levels of drought preparedness in countries of the region differ significantly. The success of both depends, amongst the others, on how well the droughts are defined and drought characteristics quantified. Hence, an attempt has been made in this study to identify the drought condition on rainfed namakkal district. Annual normal rainfall of Namakkal is found to vary from 478 to 860 mm with an average of 732 mm. Among the monsoons, Southwest monsoon (SWM) had higher amount of average rainfall followed by Northeast monsoon (NEM) rainfall. During SWM, except the locations Paramathy all other locations have dependable rainfall. During NEM, the locations Namakkal, Rasipuram and Paramathy had CV higher than 50 Per cent that are not dependable. Except this all other locations have dependable rainfall. Most of the locations had witnessed 1 to 6 moderate drought years in both the monsoons. The study based on SPI will be helpful for assessing the drought severity. Keywords: Rainfall; SWM; CV; Drought; Index
Changing patterns of Crop diversification in Nellore District, Andhra Pradesh
Authors:   Department of Geography, Sri Krishnadevaraya University, Anantapuramu, Andhra Pradesh,   India, Ankanna N Bala , Kumari A Krishna
Published: October 2022

The magnitude of agricultural diversification shows the impact of physical, socio-economic and techno-organizational influents, especially physical environs. It is increasingly recognized that a study of the spatial patterns of agricultural diversification is of vital importance and almost indispensable in understanding the competition that goes on among different agricultural activities for space. In general, it appears that keen competition for agricultural land and adoption of judicious crop rotation for the maintenance of soil fertility are associated with a mixed farming system rather than crop specialization. But, the choice of a cropping system is dependent primarily on physical variables and secondarily on technical and economic considerations. In certain pockets of irrigated lands, contrastingly crop specialization is more prominent rather than crop diversification. To observe this, an endeavour is made here to study the geographical patterns of crop diversification in Nellore district of Andhra Pradesh, where irrigation plays major role in the cultivation of crops. Gibbs-Martin Index of diversification is applied here for the crop data of two trienniums i.e.,1987-90 and 2012-15.
Agricultural landuse intensity efficiency: A case study of Mandya district
Authors:   Department of Geography, Bangalore University, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, Harish H S , Rayamane A S
Published: October 2022

Agricultural landuse efficiency is a complex and dynamic concept. Any change in socioeconomic and agro technology input application brings corresponding change in the efficient utilization of the natural quality and availability of arable land. It represents the degree of optimal use and performance of cultivated as well as cultivable land. The present study is based on secondary source of published data for the years 1991 and 2017 obtained from the statistical magazine of Mandya district. The main aim of the selected study are, to know the landuse intensity efficiency in Mandya district & to analyze the regional disparities of landuse intensity efficiency. Here an attempt is made in the present study to know and find the agricultural landuse by adopting Kendal’s Ranking Co-efficient method by taking six variables and the results has been interpreted and presented in the form of Choropleth map. Keywords: Landuse efficiency; Kendal’s Ranking; Net sown area
HIIT in a treadmill for people with overweight or obesity: a systematic review
Authors: Herrera Covarrubias Claudia I. , De León Lidia G , Candia Luján Ramón , Ortiz Rodríguez Briseidy , Carrasco Legleu Claudia E.
Published: October 2022

AbstractA systematic review was carried out with the objective to analyze the workloads of the high intensity interval training (HIIT) protocols in treadmill, in order to identify the most used intensity percentages, administered in people with overweight or obesity; a bibliographic search was performed in SCOPUS, Web of Science, EBSCO, SCIELO and PUBMED databases. Inclusion criteria were: original experimental studies, where one or more HIIT protocols in treadmill were administered on population with overweight or obesity, regardless their age; studies made in athletes or using functional exercises were excluded. Eight articles were considered for this review from a total of 678 articles detected. All of them reported the administration of HIIT protocols at intensities between 80% and 95% of HRmax, HRpeak, calculated HRmax, or HRreserve; with short (30 seconds) to large (4 minutes) high intensity intervals. It is concluded that HIIT on a treadmill can be used on people with overweight or obesity due to its efficacy and safeness at high intensity levels and can provide optimal results in body composition, cardio respiratory fitness and other parameters such as IL-6 and TNFalpha, in addition to reduce systolic blood pressure.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.54167/tecnociencia.v15i1.789
Diversity of Pteridophytes in district Dehra Dun (Uttarakhand)
Authors: Singh Surendra , Pande H.
Published: October 2022

The present paper deals with 198 taxa of Pteridophytes from Dehra Dun District of Uttarakhand. Location, general vegetation, brief ecological classification along with distributional list of these plants in different valleys of Dehra Dun is provided in table form. The information provided herewith is based on the authors own observation, coupled with the fragmented earlier published literature and specimens housed in different herbaria i.e. BSD, DD, CAL, LWG, etc. List of threatened taxa along with the uses of pteridophytic vegetation in the area is also provided.
Labour market policies for inclusiveness
Authors: Ernst Ekkehard , Reljic Jelena , Merola Rossana. ,   International Labour Organization. Research Department.
Published: October 2022

This paper reviews the role of specific fiscal spending and transfer programmes in shaping labour market dynamics by disentangling different macroeconomic and microeconomic mechanisms. The paper presents the recent empirical evidence on the topic in an attempt to abstract several empirical regularities and identify research gaps. The analysis also highlights gaps in the literature and suggests how future research could fill these gaps.
Digital Capabilities and Teachers’ Preparedness in the New Normal
Authors:   https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5844-6011, 0318-3943@lspu.edu.ph, Laguna State Polytechnic University San Pablo City Laguna, Philippines, A. SAUBON EVE FATIMA , O. BRIONES EDNA
Published: October 2022

Teaching with technology is made much more difficult considering the challenges newer technologies pose to teachers. Teachers are aware that teaching is indeed a complex activity that calls for the synthesis of a wide variety of specialized knowledge in TPACK represents in determining the preparedness of educators to successfully use technology to teach in the new normal and for the approaching fourth industrial revolution. This study ascertained the teachers’ perception towards their digital capabilities and their preparedness to teach in the new normal. The descriptive research design was used with researchers-made questionnaire as a primary tool for collecting data. Respondents were eighty-four (84) public school secondary teachers of Sto. Tomas South District in the Division of Batangas Province. Statistical tools used to test data were mean, standard deviation, and Pearson Product Moment Correlation and Coefficient at .01 level of significance. The respondents perceived their digital capabilities as Much Capable while they evaluated their preparedness in the new normal in terms of the TPACK framework as Prepared. More importantly, it was found that there is significant relationship between the digital capabilities of teachers and their preparedness in the new normal. The results provide information about what has and has not been studied in a variety of literary works, as well as their relevance to the wider perspective of digital integration in schools. Digital competencies were highlighted that serve as contributing factors in assessing the preparedness of teachers to teach in this digital era. Keywords: Digital Capabilities, New Normal, TPACK, Fourth Industrial Revolution, Preparedness
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERSONAL FUNCTIONING, LOCUS OF CONTROL AND RETIREMENT ADJUSTMENT OF RETIRED TEACHERS IN OSUN STATE
Authors: Olatomide  , Olufemi Onijuni
Published: October 2022

The survey investigated the level of retirement adjustment of teacher-retirees in Osun State, Nigeria, explored the individual and combined relationship of personal functioning and locus of control on retirement adjustment. The sample n = 205 was drawn through a multistage sampling method. A research question and three hypotheses guided the study. Three standardised scales were adopted and used for data collection. Results showed that 52.7% of the participants were moderately adjusted to retirement, while 47.3% reported high retirement adjustment. Results further showed a positive and significant relationship between personal functioning and retirement adjustment (r = .159 p < 0.05), and a positive and significant relationship between locus of control and retirement adjustment (r = .340, p < 0.05). Final results showed the combined effect of personal functioning and locus of control on retirement adjustment to be significant (R = .341; R2 = .116. > 0.05). It is recommended that during pre-retirement and post-retirement counselling, retirement counsellors should emphasise the significant role of dispositional traits such as personal functioning and locus of control in the attainment of retirement adjustment, among other recommendations.
Wprowadzenie stanu wojennego w województwie ciechanowskim
Authors: Zygner Leszek
Published: October 2022

Artykuł przedstawia przygotowania i realizację operacji wprowadzenia stanu wojennego w województwie ciechanowskim w świetle materiałów archiwalnych Komendy Wojewódzkiej Milicji Obywatelskiej w Ciechanowie oraz Wojewódzkiego Sztabu Wojskowego w Ciechanowie. Ponadto w pracy zostały wykorzystane dokumenty osób internowanych w ośrodku odosobnienia w Iławie i Kwidzyniu. Poza przygotowaniami do wprowadzenia stanu wojennego ze strony milicji i wojska, przedstawionymi w kontekście przygotowań w skali całego kraju, szczegółowo opisany został przebieg akcji „Azalia”, akcji „Jodła”, akcji „Klon” oraz działania wojskowych grup operacyjnych, a także pełnomocników Komitetu Obrony Kraju na terenie województwa ciechanowskiego.
Analytical Study of a Solar Hybrid Air-conditioning System Assisted Solar Absorption Using R-410A for Refrigeration Applications
Authors:   Department of Mechanical, College of Engineering, University of Thi-Qar, Thi-Qar, 64001, Iraq, Saddam Mokhtar Noori , Hasan Mushtaq Ismael ,   Department of Mechanical, College of Engineering, University of Thi-Qar, Thi-Qar, 64001, Iraq
Published: October 2022

This research focuses on the design, modeling, and simulation of absorption solar air-conditioning systems. Key performance parameters are identified and optimized for maximum efficiency, and the system was simulated using climatic conditions in Thi-Qar, Iraq, providing a good trend for the system to meet domestic airconditioning needs, which has a direct effect on the angle of incidence of solar radiation. The results of solar collectors and their effective performance in saving energy and improving system efficiency were discussed, where the work was performed on a solar heater with an evacuated tube with an area of 1.8 m2. The rate of emitted solar radiation was equal to 1000 W/m2. The average heat load of the solar heater was provided at a rate of 0.190 kW to 1.291 kW. The experiment in this paper was conducted in two stages. First, the solar heater was connected in the first case before the compressor. The reported results showed an increase in energy savings with average heater temperatures rising to 25% to 55% of the total energy consumed in the cooling cycle per day. The gas was heated to temperatures ranging from 45 to 65◦C, while the cooling rate was constant at 3.43. Second, the solar heater was connected after the compressor in the second case. The solar heater provided a significant improvement in system performance factor with an average of 5.1 to 13 and energy amount ranging from 15% to 24% of the total energy consumed. It is noted that the cooling load improved from 3.43 to 5.54 kW. The rate of thermal heating in the second case was from 100 to 160◦C gradually. Finally, it is noted that the second case has a much greater service advantage and economic feasibility than the first, and the system has improved as a result of improving the amount of cooling load while reducing energy consumption and increasing the overall performance of the system factor resulting from the improvement of the special conditions of the coolant used in the (R-410a) cycle.
The Michigan Farmworker Project: Development and Implementation of a Collaborative Community-Based Research Project Assessing Precarious Employment and Labor Exploitation
Authors: Iglesias-Ríos Lisbeth , Marin Diana , Moberg Kara , Handal Alexis J.
Published: October 2022

Farmworkers are among the most underserved and marginalized populations of workers despite their essential role in the U.S. food supply chain. The Michigan Farmworker Project (MFP) evolved as a collaborative, community-based participatory project among state and regional service entities, legal service organizations, and the university. The overarching goal of the project was to study the relationship of precarious working conditions and labor exploitation with occupational and environmental health inequities and social justice for farmworkers in Michigan. We employed critical race theory and community-based participatory research approaches to guide the development and implementation of the MFP. We describe the development of the participatory process with community partners and discuss implementation challenges and lessons learned from the field. Throughout the research, we reflect on how farmworkers’ social and working environment goes beyond precarity, revealing labor exploitation as an important deterrent of farmworker health and well-being. Despite entrenched systems of structural oppression, farmworkers contribute to and improve our society with their rich cultural backgrounds, their work, and their resilience. The diverse composition of this community-university partnership amplified collaboration, enriched our understanding of the role of precarity and labor exploitation among farmworkers, and contributed to the study’s success. The MFP will continue strengthening the community-university partnership with the goal of continuing to address health inequities in the farmworker population.
An Exploration of the Discursive Representation of Chinese Dream in a Chinese English-Language Press
Authors: Liu Yansheng , Chen Yating
Published: October 2022

The aim of this discursive representation of the Chinese Dream is to analyze the presentation of the Chinese English-Language press based on the corpus linguistics and critical discourse analysis. The study sought to establish (a) key terms used to discuss the Chinese Dream in the Chinese English-language press (b) the collocation of key terms in the Chinese Dream discourse in the English-language press in China and (c) the frequently used words in the discussion of the Chinese Dream discourse in the English-Language press in China. The findings of this paper give credence to the assertion that powerful officials use media coverage to manipulate other members of the society by providing the information that will work in their favor. Mostly, the Chinese dream has been sold as a dream for all the Chinese people and the President, the Chinese Communist Party, and the party’s general secretary are some of the entities that have been used to give weight to the preposition.
Analysis of Nippon Konchuki on Feminism
Authors: Zhao Sitian
Published: October 2022

Nippon Konchuki is a Japanese movie directed by Shōhei and was first shown in 1963, following the life of prostitutes in Japan after World War 2. The film tells the misery of Tome Matsuki, a rural Japanese woman who had to sell her body for survival. Nippon Konchuki fills the long-standing gap in the film industry and provides a new orientation for academic research - the study of prostitution on feminism. Based on the analysis of Nippon Konchuki, this paper discusses topics such as love and sex, suppression and power, and women's relations from a feminist perspective. Finally, this paper derives the conclusion that Nippon Konchuki honestly reflects sex workers’ life in after-war Japan and successfully shows the importance of respecting the cries and opinions from the struggling sex workers.
A brief review about parental involvement and children's cognitive behavioral performance
Authors: Wei Haiqing
Published: October 2022

Parental involvement is closely related to the development of children's cognitive and behavioral performance. Existing studies have proved the positive role of parental involvement in the growth of children. This study is committed to clarifying the specific aspects and process mechanisms of parental involvement affecting children by systematically sorting out and summarizing existing studies with the theme of parental involvement and children’s development. And on this basis, the relationship between the current parental involvement and the traditional family gender division of labor, the intervention research for parental involvement in special families were also further explored.
Effects of Different Parenting Styles on Mental Health and Academic Outcomes for Adolescents from Different Cultural Backgrounds
Authors: Zhou Sihan
Published: October 2022

This literature review aims to find the impacts of different parenting styles on the mental health and academic outcomes of adolescents from different cultural backgrounds. The results of the literature review showed that parenting styles demonstrate a significant impact on adolescents’ mental status and academic performance. Generally speaking, the authoritative parenting style which is characterized by a high level of warm care, rational communication, prioritization of independence and achievements, moderate control, and a low level of severity was found to be the most effective type. However, the results also indicated that the effects of parenting styles on adolescents are influenced by different cultural backgrounds and social norms. Therefore, future studies are suggested to take cultural factors and individual differences into account.
Research on the application of regional cultural symbols of museums in logo design
Authors: Meng Lingyi
Published: October 2022

Through the research on the application of regional cultural symbols in the logo design of local museums, this paper summarizes the general methods of the logo design of museums. Through the research and analysis of the existing literature and cases related to the design of Museum signs, based on Saussure's "signifier" and "signifier" in semiotics, the relationship between the regional cultural symbols and the design of Museum signs is analyzed, and based on the design problems in the development and construction of museums, the refining methods of regional cultural symbols and the visual application of signs are studied, And then summarizes the innovative methods of Museum logo design with cultural characteristics.
Research on User Interaction in TikTok
Authors: Zheng Feiyang
Published: October 2022

In recent years, because the content of short videos has been refined and short, enabling the public to obtain the content they need in a fragmented time, it has been loved by the public and has developed rapidly. This article summarizes the development status of short videos, takes the interactive ritual chain as the theoretical basis, analyzes the motivation, formation process, and results of the interactive ritual chain on TikTok, and proposes an optimization strategy for the problems of user interaction in TikTok.
Analysis of the influence of Western art trend on modern illustration
Authors: Tao Zihan
Published: October 2022

After a hundred years of history, western art trends have become colorful and permeated the world. It breaks the traditional aesthetic concept and exerts an indelible influence on modern illustration creation. This paper analyzes the influence of Western art thoughts on modern illustration by studying the representative art schools in Contemporary Western art thoughts.
Analysis and Research on Linked-pearl deer pattern in Tang Dynasty
Authors: Li Zhuofan
Published: October 2022

Linked-pearl deer pattern in Tang Dynasty is one of the Chinese traditional auspicious patterns and Chinese excellent traditional culture. It is both heroic, light and gorgeous, reflecting the aesthetic characteristics of different periods of the Tang Dynasty. Based on the study of Linked-pearl deer pattern culture and art, this paper applies the artistic form and cultural connotation of Linked-pearl deer pattern culture to the design of contemporary Chinese textiles, and gradually forms Linked-pearl deer pattern style with modern Chinese local characteristics.
Research on the Optimization of Labor Law Adjustment System based on the Phenomenon of Youth "Lie Down"
Authors: Wu Pantong
Published: October 2022

"Lie Down" is a "temporary" psychological adjustment mechanism and "tactical" behavior adjustment strategy for some youth groups to cope with the dilemma of non-creative labor. As a youth subcultural phenomenon, "Lie Down" is characterized by a series of unique psychological representations, value contexts, discourse narratives and image positioning. The formation of "Lie Down" has deep interest motivations and the reasons of the times, and it is a group portrait reflection of the plight of the times faced by contemporary youth. Therefore, this paper proposes research on the optimization of the labor law adjustment system based on the phenomenon of "Lie Down" of youth, which can effectively curb the negative impact caused by the utilitarian tendency of labor, make labor itself a kind of happiness for contemporary youth, and let the younger generation in labor. To achieve positive and healthy development in the experience of happiness.
Comparison of YouTube and China Daily
Authors: Zhang Ruixuan
Published: October 2022

This passage introduces the two major medium from both the North America and China by comparing their features, audiences and flexibility. Recently the spread of Covid-19 has drawn a lot of attention and attracted various reports from Media. However, different media, such as YouTube, which is a dominant social media in America and China Daily, the most popular and official media in China, tell the stories from very unique perspectives. By comparing the same events reported within those media, it is easy to reflect on the cultural and historical backgrounds of various nations.
Subtypes, Causes and Treatment of Depression
Authors: Wang Carina
Published: October 2022

The aim of writing the paragraph is to provide a broad understanding of depression, which is a common word for nowadays teens but people seldom really understand it. This essay first introduces various types of depression, then provide information about causes that leads to depression, including genetics and biology, brain chemistry imbalance, poor nutrition, female sex hormones, stress and trauma, substance use, physical health condition and also seasonal changes. Besides, different treatments for depression are listed. For example, psychotherapy, medications or change of lifestyle. It provides a complicated map of depression. However, there are still areas left to be discovered, hope the key brain pathways for causing depression will provide more explanation about the cause of depression.
On emotional expression of installation works in public art
Authors: Cheng Wei , Bian Deju , Shi Qian , Wei Zhaoxuan
Published: October 2022

Installation work is to use the space, materials and other elements, through the art design, to explain the audience emotion or concept of the art form. Language is a very important form in the way of social communication, it can shorten the distance between people and enhance people's feelings. The emotional orientation of a work is guided by the creator in many ways. This paper focuses on the relationship between installation works and emotional expression, explores how to better express emotions in the works, brings the audience into the scene atmosphere, and analyzes some master works, to explore the effective method of combination of installation design and emotion.
Comparison of Huang Zongxi and Thomas More’s Political Philosophies Contents, Effects and Respective Backgrounds
Authors: Deng Feichi
Published: October 2022

In both Renaissance England and the transition period from Ming to Qing in China, a wave of governmental idealism emerged that constantly evoked scholarly interests. The extent to which Huang Zongxi and Thomas More defined their state idealism differently deserves serious consideration, as an examination of the difference may shed light on the fundamental Sino-European divergences. I hope my work will not only shed light on the two men's thoughts, but also help to further our understanding of civilizational differences between China and the West. In previous research, Huang Zongxi had been widely compared with the French thinker Rousseau. According to some, these two men lived in the same “breath”, with Huang being the “Chinese Rousseau”. This widely held perception, however, is mistaken in several ways. Huang’s work Waiting for the Dawn should not be seen as mere critiques against imperial china, but as a blueprint for a Chinese version of Utopia. Instead of emphasizing the revolutionary elements in Huang’s work as in most previous research, this paper focuses on its continuation with traditional Confucian thoughts, noting key convergences. Thomas More’s Utopia, on the other hand, offered an ideal example for comparison. With similar historical and personal contexts, I believed Huang and More reflected civilizational difference between pre-modern China and Europe. While China and the West slid gradually into hostility and distrust, it is an important task for scholars to examine their respective political traditions. This essay aims to compare Huang Zongxi’s Waiting for the Dawn with Thomas More’s Utopia, noting both convergences and divergences.
Paradoxes in Wordsworth’s Tintern Abbey: Sense, Nature, Reality
Authors: Zeng Xiaoxin
Published: October 2022

There are always arguments about the unadorned language and the nature in Wordsworth’s poems. Some consider it as a sentimental approach to escape from the reality, while others are on the contrary. This article is going to check how the language was used, and in what aspect Wordsworth chose to depict the nature to find relationship between human and nature, as well as the society. By examining the paradoxes in the poetry, the article will explore how Wordsworth made innovation at his time, which added a new angle to perceive the world.
Exploration and Research of Campus Culture Construction in the Mission of Value Cultivation
Authors: Nie Yujie
Published: October 2022

The aesthetic education environment in colleges and universities is an important link in quality education. The main content of this paper is how to use the existing resources and environment to meet the purposeful needs of colleges and universities in talent cultivation, and at the same time, to accurately educate college students' desire for knowledge, so as to cultivate knowledge literacy and values. This study involves:1. Teachers play an important guiding role in the process of aesthetic education. Teachers are an extremely important part in the process of aesthetic education, and teachers' knowledge, skills and temperament are important factors in aesthetic education. 2. The existing aesthetic education teaching mode and the learning status of contemporary college students.The educational model, curriculum content and teaching methods are being improved and changed all the time.Various new educational forms such as online courses, micro-courses, flip classes, salons and competitions have already been applied to the teaching practice of colleges and universities, showing new features.At present, art education in colleges and universities has failed to grasp the intrinsic knowledge craving of college students, and applied opinions blindly, but seldom systematically investigated students' needs, resulting in insufficient attention to aesthetic education by college students. 3. Reform and transformation of teaching system and mode. The individualized development of college students requires colleges and universities to provide diversified curriculum contents and forms. How to develop, set up and implement aesthetic education courses with distinctive characteristics is the focus of this section. 4. the assumption of creating a positive educational environment in colleges and universities. The purpose of aesthetic education is to cultivate people by virtue, and how to accomplish its ethical education function in aesthetic experience, aesthetic imagination and aesthetic comprehension, all colleges and universities are exploring and practicing in a targeted way.This study will make a brand-new assumption and design for the educational environment of colleges and universities.
Transformation of Radical Right-Wing Populist Parties: Reform of National Rally and its Political Influence
Authors: Xia Zhou
Published: October 2022

In April 2022, Marine Le Pen, the leader of the National Ally, not only entered the second round of the French presidential election again, but also achieved a new high in the election results of French far-right parties with 41.45% of the votes. Similarly, in the June parliamentary elections, the National Ally’s seats increased from 9 to 89, which is undoubtedly a further affirmation of the National Ally reform. Since 2011, Marine Le Pen who has carried out top-down reform of the National Ally put forward a series of strategies, including anti-European integration, de-demonization, and networking, which made a breakthrough in the European parliament elections and French municipal elections, leaving a great impact on the political ecology of French political parties and European politics. Radical right-wing populist parties, represented by the French National Ally, have a voter base that should not be underestimated and become important in the political arena of Western Europe.
Investigation into Chinese Adolescents’ Prosocial Behavior Tendencies
Authors: Sun Wujie
Published: October 2022

This investigation focuses on Chinese adolescents’ prosocial behavior tendencies current days. In order to fulfill the mission, the Prosocial Tendencies Measure (PTM) is adopted to investigate 206 adolescents from different regions and fields in China. With the assistance of SPSS 17.0, the data revealed that there were higher prosocial tendencies among Chinese adolescents in the case of different genders, family types, and with/without siblings.
The Understanding of Bad Pictorialism from the Perspective of Origin and Development
Authors: Nie Yujie
Published: October 2022

Since the emergence of "bad" painting doctrine in the 1970s, "bad" paintings have always been on the cusp of public opinion.According to the standards of classicism or modernism, "bad" paintings are characterized by ugly, clumsy brushwork., Quirky images, dull colors, incompatible with mainstream art.But this kind of ugliness never affects the expression of spirit and thought.This article aims to explore the origin of "bad" paintingism, explore the practical meaning of the word "bad", and analyze the trend of "bad" painting in contemporary China.
Research on the Thought of Sports Rule of Law in the Sixth Plenary Session of the 19th CPC Central Committee
Authors: Zhu Lin
Published: October 2022

The connotation of the sports rule of law thought of the sixth plenary session of the 19th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China refers to the concept of rule of law that guarantees the all-round development of sports through the comprehensive rule of law, so as to realize the people's sports rights. Its value orientation is mainly the equal status of the subject of rights, the balanced development of the object of rights and the adherence to justice of the rule of law in sports. In the system of sports rights, the security system pattern of basic, regulatory and ideal sports rights has initially formed. Among them, the right to sports health is the basic sports right of the people, which is a solid foundation for people's effective work and happy life, and is also the primary sports right actively guaranteed by the current state; The right to equality in sports is a regulatory sports right as well as a relative sports right, which focuses on correcting the imbalance of sports rights among different rights subjects; The right to sports development is the people's ideal sports right, which focuses on promoting the people's all-round development.
The Influence of Environment and Immigrants’ Influence on the Hawaiian Indigenous Art
Authors: Lyu Xinyi
Published: October 2022

Many people think of Hawaii only in terms of the enthusiastic “Aloha Spirit”, but have very little knowledge of the development and evolution of Hawaiian art. This research paper analyzes the influence of the Hawaiian environment and immigrants from different cultural backgrounds on the development of Native Hawaiian art in three areas: music, painting, and sculpture.
A Reconciliation between Yi Nationality’s Religious Beliefs and Modern Political Identities: An Interpretation of Christianity in a Yi Village
Authors: Gui Zheming
Published: October 2022

In order to explore how ethnic minorities in China reshape their perception of themselves today, I conducted field research in K Village in southwest China. In this anthropological research about this village which has a majority of Yi minorities, I did in-depth interviews, discourse analysis, and participatory observance to examine the conflicts between three different identities, the tensions behind the contemporary society, the history of Christianity in this village, and the meaning of different identities to individuals. Based on the analysis of this cultural phenomena in K Village, I interpret the cultural meaning of Christianity there––Yi minorities in this village are using Christianity as a tool to reconcile their modern political identities and cultural or religious identities. This research not only contributes to the understanding of ethnic minorities’ bodily practices of negotiating various cultures, but also assists governments in developing better ethnic policies.
Application Analysis and Research of Artificial Intelligence Technology in the Creative Stage of Web Design
Authors: Huang Wei , Yang Pengrui
Published: October 2022

The creative stage is an important part of the overall planning of web design. To study the application of artificial intelligence technology in the creative stage of web design, and analyze the development prospect of web design under the influence of AI technology. Review the history of web design and understand the traditional web design patterns. This paper DISCUSSES the significance THAT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE technology BRINGS TO the creative stage of WEB design, and researches the application in different directions based on the significance. The application of artificial intelligence technology has changed the design and thinking mode of web design in the creative stage. We should correctly understand the changes and effects brought by AI technology, master scientific methods and innovate design thinking. In the future, web design based on artificial intelligence technology will have more remarkable development.
Influence of Soil Testing and Formula Fertilization Project on Agricultural Development and Urbanization Process
Authors: Yuan Keke
Published: October 2022

In order to study the impact and role of the implementation of soil testing and formula fertilization project on China's agricultural development and urbanization, this paper selects the panel data of 31 provinces in China from 2000 to 2018 based on the perspective of agricultural development and urbanization, and uses the difference-in-differences method (DID) analysis based on double fixed effects to test the impact of soil testing and formula fertilization project on the total sown area of crops and the level of urbanization. The main conclusions are as follows: First, soil testing and formula fertilization project have a positive and significant impact on increasing the total sown area of crops in various provinces, but there is a one-year lag period; Second, the level of urbanization is also significantly positively affected by soil testing and formula fertilization project, but there is also a two-year lag period.