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Monitoring the Quality of Tourism Experience
Julio Mendes, Manuela Guerreiro
The new economic era - the experience economy - that we entered in the XXI century is challenging the overall tourism industry and destinations to respond to visitor expectations in a radically different way, demanding a new vision on what is truly being delivered to them. Within the current era, tourism...
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An Empirical Study on Apology Strategies Adopted by Chinese EFL Learners
Liang Chu
Due to his insufficiency in linguistic realization rules as well as social-appropriateness rules, a Chinese L2 learner, more often than not, opts to make an offence unconsciously in their daily conversation with a native speaker. In order to restore harmony, as is disputed by Wolfson (1989), the act...
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Female Students' Reasoning of Primary School Teacher Education in Solving Geometry Problems
Ms. Rosdiana, I Ketut Budayasa, Agung Lukito
A current college graduate is expected to use his reasoning to Understand the concepts and logical procedures. Reasoning is important to be attentive and should be developed early on to students. Reasoning for everyone will be different from each other when solving a problem, as an example of a woman's...
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Uncovering the Translator’s Techniques in Retaining the Beauty of Poetic Children's Stories
Nur Saptaningsih, Ardianna Nuraeni
Studies on translation of children’s literature have been widely explored by researchers with a number of focus on translation readability, proper names, titles, and culture-specific terms. One area that is still rare to study is the presence of bilingual children’s books that are presented poetically,...
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Gratitude and Organizational Commitments in the Office Boy
Siti Qodariah, Ma'amuliah Annida Nurul Ilmi, Angga Yulio Saputra, Riska Amalia Pertiwi
The Office Boy is the lowest level employee, whose working hours are long and sometimes do tasks outside of his duties. His salary is generally below the standard of the UMR so that he does not meet his daily needs, but can always carry out every task optimally and effectively and be able to enjoy every...
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Islam and Innovation: Food Defence and Safety Movement of Ma’had Al-Zaytun Indramayu
R Tabroni, Nurhata, E N Arovah, W Iryana, G E Gemini, S Ma’mun, A A Junaedi
This article discusses the movement of Ma’had Al-ZaytunIndramayu in fostering food defence and safety for santri, pesantren and surrounding communities. Ma’had Al-Zaytun is one of the modern pesantren which in its development has received pro and contra reactions from various circles. The main controversy...
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Adaptation of Music Practice Learning Assessment During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Udi Utomo, Suharto Suharto, Moch Usman Wafa
The online learning that we have implemented during the current Covid-19 pandemic requires the adaptation of assessment practices in various study programs that provide music arts education. This study intends to find out and discuss the adaptation of music practice assessment during the Covid 19 pandemic...
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Weltanschauung Pancasila: Sowing Tolerance and Harmony in a Multicultural Society
Fitria Esfandiari, Sumali Sumali
As the philosophical basis of the Indonesian state, Pancasila encompasses various spiritual, social, and cultural values. Soekarno introduced Pancasila in his speech at the session of the Investigating Committee for Preparatory Work for Independence (BPUPK) on June 1, 1945, with the aim of unifying the...
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A Comparative Study of Chinese and Western cultures under the Background of Internationalization and Diversification
Wang Jinjun
There are scores of definitions of "culture", which shows the complexity of the concept of culture. To explain its connotation, there is a certain degree of difficulty. From literature recorded, the word "culture" had already appeared in two thousand years ago, the original meaning refers to the ancient...
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Forms of Schools in the 21st Century
Yveta Pechá ková
In the second half of the 20th century, the area of education became a part of social and economic forecasts. The school can be seen as a part of the educational system of the society, or an autonomous institution, a specific culture which creates a distinctive environment. What happens at school is...
Research Article
A Methodology to Refine Labels in Web Search Results Clustering
Zaher Salah, Ahmad Aloqaily, Malak Al-Hassan, Abdel-Rahman Al-Ghuwairi
Pages: 299 - 310
Information retrieval systems like web search engines can be used to meet the user’s information needs by searching and retrieving the relevant documents that match the user’s query. Firstly, the query is inputted to the web search engine and assumed to be a good representative for the user’s intention...
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Performing Ancient Relics as An Evocation of Spiritual and Ecological Awareness in Allen Ginsberg’s “Plutonian Ode” and Gary Snyder’s “Logging 12” & “Logging 14”
Henrikus Joko Yulianto
the Beat Generation stands as a “subterranean” group of writers in the United States in the postwar era who engaged themselves with a spiritual vision countering against individual’s material engrossment. They express their “underground” literary activism through jazz and Buddhist poetics that signify...
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Research on Personalities of Characters in Ryunosuke Akutagawa's Early Works -- Rashomon, The Nose and Steal Taken as Examples
Fengjuan Wu
Ryunosuke Akutagawa is a well-known Japanese writer of short novels in modern times and an outstanding representative of new-thought school. In his early works such as Rashomon, The Nose and Steal, vivid and lively characters were created through delicate and refined psychological description, and in-depth...
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The "Sleborz Aesthetic" of Amenkcoy a.k.a Mufthi Priyanka
Lingga Agung, Novian Denny Nugraha
Mufti Priyanka a.k.a Amenkcoy is a graphic artist from Bandung, West Java, Indonesia. Amenkcoy likes to capture the everyday life that for most people can be so trivial, trivial, unimportant, plebeian, crotch, even taboo. But precisely therein lies the expertise of Amenkcoy in the work, he always succeeded...
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Physical Exercises for the Elderly with Diabetes Mellitus Type 2
Suci Tuty Putri, Upik Rahmi, Sri Sumartini, Lisna Anisa Fitriana, Sehabudin Salasa
Diabetes mellitus type 2 is a common problem that occurs in various developing countries and has increased significantly. The increasing number of elderly also causes an increase in the incidence of this disease due to the decreases in muscle function and insulin sensitivity in elderlies which affect...
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Efforts to Prevent Children From Accessing Adult Sites From Internet Sources Based on the Perspective of Child Legal Protection
Nurul Fatimah Tuz Sa’diyah
A number of legal facts about cases of children who committed crimes like murder, sodomy against his friends, and several other crimes they shouldn’t have known about. Of the many cases of crimes committed by minors, the majority are known to be the impact of online games and internet sites that contain...
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A Seemed-Like Love Story - The Revolutionary Nature of Feng Yun Er Nv
Qingyang Zhou
The 1935 Shanghai left-wing film Feng Yun Er Nv used the story model of triangle love, in which the choice of the hero reflected his patriotic political orientation, and as well the appeal to anti-aggression fight that the filmmakers aimed to convey. By scrutiny towards the political background and the...
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Analyzing the Popularity of Zoom Video Communications Using Marketing Mix Theory
Xueqian Cao
Due to the global spread of the coronavirus pandemic, many organizations are now turning to remote video conferencing to conduct their daily work. Zoom Video Communications is one of the video conferencing companies that rise to prominence during Covid-19. This paper uses the ‘product’ and ‘price’ from...
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Culture of Citizenship Through Baayun Maulid Tradition to Strengthen Local Wisdom Values
Sayu Karinda, Elly Malihah, Muhammad Halimi
The research aims to understand the cultivation of civic culture in the tradition of Baayun Maulid through a form of celebration in the early Rabiul month. The focus of this research is the efforts made by the community civic culture, and why it becomes a form in strengthening local wisdom in the village...
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Sustainability Branding Strategy Through ICT Networking of Tourism Development
Isdarmanto, Christantius Dwiatmadja, Hari Sunarto, Antonius Suryo Abdi
The current aspects of global multimedia have an important role in the dissemination of all types of information and news through information and communication technologies (ICT) quickly and effectively. Why this is important, because every individual can access, load, download, copy, even edit by various...
Series: Advances in Engineering Research
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Validity of Junior High School Mathematics Textbooks to Support Mathematical Literacy Skills
Wardi Syafmen, Novferma, Febbry Romundza, Ari Frianto
Mathematical literacy is very important for the society in the 21st century. An individual is able to see literate not only understands mathematical concepts or materials but can also apply his understanding in solving problems according to the context of the real world. However, mathematical literacy...
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Musical Analysis and Performance Practice of the First Movement of Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No.2
Enhao Yang
Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No.2 stands as a seminal work of late Romantic piano literature, yet gaps persist in understanding its harmonic language and interpretative logic. Existing research predominantly focuses on macrostructural analysis or critiques of individual performances, lacking systematic...
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Qishao Shu: Frontier Life and National Loyalty of an Exiled Scholar in the Qianlong-Jiaqing Era
Yining Ma
During the Qianlong-Jiaqing era (1736–1820), Shu Qishao, a disgraced magistrate from Zhejiang, was exiled to Ili (1797–1805) for alleged negligence and corruption. His exile writings—including occasional poems and documentary verses—captured the Western Regions’ cultural geography, frontier governance,...
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Utilization of Virtual Tour Media in Elementary Social Studies Learning to Introduce Nusantara Culture
Muhammad Lutfi, Ratnani Listyowati, Shofiah Qotrun Nada, Oktavia Riska Andini
This study aims to describe the utilization of virtual tour media in Social Studies (IPS) learning at the elementary school level as a means of introducing Nusantara culture. The research employed a descriptive qualitative approach with fifth-grade teachers and students of SD Negeri Tamansari 1 as the...
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Digital Ecosystems in the Socio-anthropological Dimension
Tatiana Naumova
The characteristic of the new social structure known as the concept of Society 5.0 in the context of total digitalisation of all spheres of social life is given. The consonance of the Society model 5.0. to the ideas of transhumanism in the views on the formation of the posthuman as a person of the coming...
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Exploring the Origin of Female Concept and Image in the Works of Sun Li
Mengyao Zhou
Sun Li’s novels and other works mostly take females as the eulogizing objects, build up a “Mountain Blue” series of female images and are recognized as a master of femininity school in revolutionary literature. For Sun Li, females are the aesthetic objects of his works and the sources of his artistic...
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Analysis of The Color Purple from Freud's Psychoanalysis
Caixia Si
An American writer Alice Walker's The Color Purple is an outstanding epistolary novel. It tells a story of Celie, a young black girl growing up in the South of the United States. As a victim of the society, she learns to write letters to God in which she tells God what happens in her personal life. There...
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A Study on the Types of Stories of Edie, a Wit Character in Burma
Lifeng Wang
As an important part of Burmese folk literature, Burmese folklore is an important cultural heritage of Myanmar, which is of multiple research values. This paper analyzes the classification of the stories of Edie, a witty Burmese character, using the AT classification method which is commonly used in...
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Exploration of Entrepreneurship Character in Minangkabau Livestock Toke as a Source for Social Studies Learning for Junior High School
Felia Siska, Sapriya, Nana Supriatna, Neiny Ratmaningsih
The Minangkabau cattle market has traditions and values of local wisdom as the identity of the Minang community, including livestock traders called toke livestock. Every activity carried out has entrepreneurial values that need to be explored and integrated in social studies learning in junior high school....
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The Experiences of Fighting against Non-action at All Times and in All Countries
Jie Gu, Quanliang Mei, Song Mei
As a negative cultural administration phenomenon, non-action exists at all times and in all countries. In ancient China, to fight against non-action is mainly based on the idea of "ruling by man", supplemented by the idea of "ruling by law", through the election system and the imperial examination system...
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The Characteristics of Muttaqin in the Qur`an and its Implication on the Aim of Islamic Education
Wildan Bin Yahya, Munawar Rahmat
The research aims to describe the characteristics of those who taqwa according to the Qur`an and their implications for Islamic Education. The study method uses thematic digital Qur`an. This method seeks to understand the meaning of religion (in this case taqwa) by understanding the messages of the verse...
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Strategy of Character Education for children within the family
Irnawita Irnawita
The child is a small person who is not yet empowered, but has the potential to be empowered through education by parents, community and teachers (pamong). Education provided by parents in the family can be done in the form of service, attention, affection and be role models for children. Besides, the...
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A Contrastive Study on Three English Versions of Han Hong’s Poem Hanshi (Cold Food Day) ----From the Aesthetic Perspective
Junjie Zhang
Three English versions of Han Hong’s poem Hanshi(The Cold Food Day) are compared and studied from the aesthetic perspective. The merits and demerits of each version are appraised based on Xu Yuagzhong’s Three-beautification theories. It is found that each version has its advantages and disadvantages,...
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The Connotative Meaning of Song Lyrics of “Perjalanan Menjaring Matahari” and “Ketegaran Hati Seorang Pengemis dan Anaknya” by Ebiet G. Ade
Sri Puji Astuti, Safira Diniya Azis Sefrizal, Aramuti Bunga Shakila
Ebiet G. Ade has his own notable style in creating songs lyrics. His songs are not only pleasant to the ears, but also contain consequential meaning. The purpose of this research is to analyse the meaning behind the lyrics of “Perjalanan Menjaring Matahari” and “Ketegaran Hati Seorang Pengemis dan Anaknya”...
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Translation Equivalence of text “Soushiki ni Kan Suru Manaa” Through Machine Translation (Google Translate)
Tetet Sulastri, Akin Duli, M. Amir P., Muhammad Hasyim
Machine translation referred to by the abbreviation MT is a branch of computational linguistics that investigates the use of software to translate text or speech from one language to another. This study discusses the translation equivalence of Japanese to Bahasa Indonesia in the text entitled “Soushiki...
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Study on the Planning of Military Theme Park in the New Era—Taking the Planning of Baoji Military Theme Park as an Example
Chenguang Zhang
General Secretary Xi Jinping has put forward the national strategy of military-civilian Integration and development, and put forward new requirements for the planning and construction of military theme parks in the New Era. Bao ji is a model city of military-civilian integration. This paper introduces...
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Role of Media and Academic Journal in Providing the Evidence to Solve Child's Malnutrition in Indonesia
Tasnim Tasnim
Malnutrition in children under five is a serious public problem in Indonesia. Decision makers needed the evidences to overcome Indonesian children's malnutrition. Media and academic literatures could provide those. Objectives: This case study aimed to analyse the role between mass media and academic...
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Quantification the Recombinant SUMO-psTnI in E.coli by SPE-HPLC
Tu Zhang, Qiu-Ling Xie, Yong Luo, Cai-Kun Wang
A simple and rapid reversed-phase liquid chromatography (RP-HPLC) method has been developed and validated for the quantification of recombinant SUMO-psTnI in E.coli BL21/PET-3C. This method could be used to monitor the target protein during fermentation and purification process. After Sonication in 20mMTris...
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Piano Concerto in G major by Maurice Ravel: Games and Revelations of the Artist of the Twentieth Century
Zharkova Valeriya
This article reviews the Piano Concerto in G major by Maurice Ravel, which is a creative testament of the composer. The Concerto unites the ideas of the game and the beauty, the most important ones according to the composer’s thinking. In the first movement, Ravel invites us to “a game with genre,” in...
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Oriflame Company’s Personal Selling and Green Marketing Strategy on Consumer Purchase Interest: A Literature Review
Andy Juniarso, Andri Ardhiyansyah, Dwi Putri Maharani
Oriflame is a cosmetics firm that markets itself as a Swedish beauty brand (Beauty by Sweden). It was started in 1967 in Sweden by Bengt Hellsten and two brothers, Robert and Jonas Af Jochnick, and operates through a direct sales model in 60 countries. Oriflame manufactures toiletries, cosmetics, skincare...
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Using Machine Learning Models to Assess Users’ Credit Default Risk
Yuxi Huang
As far as the current social situation is concerned, more and more people choose credit cards as a way to pay for their daily expenses. When it comes to credit cards, we have to mention the credit default risk associated with them. We know that when a person's credit default risk is too high, his...
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Implementation of Leadership in Education According to Al-Mawardi’s Perspective
Firman Dwi Alamsyah, Muh. Nurrochim Maksum, Mohammad Zakki Azani
Leadership is the ability and skill of an individual who occupies a position as a leader in a work setting to influence the behavior of others, especially subordinates, to think and act in such a way that through positive behavior, they contribute significantly to achieving the organization’s goals....
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Law Enforcement Against Illegal Tourists in Bali Province
Luh Putu Suryani
Bali as a tourism area that is visited by many tourists, both foreign and local. In order to provide security and comfort protection for tourists, it is necessary to supervise Illegal Tour Guides. This study uses empirical legal research that examines problems based on facts in the field and is supported...
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Research on Reflection and Improvement Strategy of Modern Chinese Teaching in Colleges and Universities
Ying Cao
As a common language of Han people, modern Chinese is widely used. With the continuous development of economy and society in our country, Chinese is gradually going abroad and becoming a worldwide communicative language. The quality of modern Chinese teaching in colleges and universities is directly...
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Arabic in the Eid Greetings in Indonesian Muslim
Linguistic Error Analysis
Nur Faizin, Abdul Basid
In celebrating Eid al-Fitr, Indonesians use greetings in very diverse forms. Several studies have shown that Indonesian Muslims often use Arabic to convey holiday greetings, both in words, phrases, clauses, and even sentences. This research is helpful in providing a linguistic picture regarding the use...
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Analyzing the Structure and the Texture of Japanese Advertisement (A Systemic Functional Linguistics Approach)
Sri Aju Indrowaty, Djatmika Djatmika, Dwi Purnanto, Tatang Hariri
Advertising is a form of communication that discloses information or messages and promotes the speaker's intent to his or her opponent. The language used in advertising is the language that is easy to understand and persuasive so that the opponent can speak as the speaker means. This paper discusses...
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Students’ Preferences and Their Needs of Reading in Writing Class
Yenni Rozimela, Desvalini Anwar, Ririn Ovilia, Ainul Addinna
Many studies have claimed that one’s ability in writing is affected significantly by his or her interest in reading. This means that the more one reads, the better one can usually write. Despite its importance, reading activities in class, however, are not yet implemented in ways that can facilitate...
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The Agrarian Reorganization Impact to The Agrarian Structure of Sultanate Yogyakarta 1918-1942
Tiwuk Kusuma Hastuti, Yety Rochwulaningsih, Singgih Tri Sulistiyono, Haryono Rinardi
The ancient Javanese agrarian system, the king was the ruler of all land both from the aspect of public and private law. The inhabitants have no other rights to their cultivated land except the owner of the rice field profit share and (with compulsory labor redemption) the manager of the right to use...
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Positivity at the Workplace: Organisational Citizenship Behaviour as a Mediator of the Transformational Leadership - Employee Turnover Dyad
Hong-Leong Teh, Shwu-Shing Ng, Yong-Hooi Lim, Tun-Pin Chong, Yen-San Yip, Ka-Fei Lai
Employee turnover is a costly affair, as it can cost up to five times more to hire a new employee than to maintain a current one. Although previous studies highlight transformational leadership as a means to reduce employee turnover, there are insufficient studies that examine the mediating effect of...
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The Efforts of President Emmanuel Macron in Making Islam de France
Thahirah, Djoko Marihandono, Danny Susanto
This article discusses the efforts made by Emmanuel Macron to integrate French Muslims to French society. Each European government, including French, has tried to integrate Muslim population to their respective country’s society. Islam is the second biggest religion in France in terms of its followers....