IOSR-JHSS   Volume-19 ~ Issue-6 ~ June-2014

Abstract: This study describes the Langkat Malay (LM)'s intonation in two emotional utterances, i.e., anger and happiness. Those two are especially practiced by the nobles (Nb) and the common people (CP) in Tanjungpura District which is administratively located in Langkat Regency, North Sumatra Province (Indonesia). It involves six main informants for obtaining key speeches and 40 respondents for perception tests. This study uses acoustic phonetics theory and Praat program. For the emotional speech of anger the expression is pedeh hati ambe ngeleh kelakuannya tang orang tua which are used by both the Nb and the CP and can be phonetically pronounced as [pədeh ha:tɪ ʌmbə ŋəleh kəlʌkʊanɲʌ tʌŋ ɔːrʌŋ tʊa]; while for the emotional speech of happiness the expression is senang bena amba mendengar kabarnya yo which is pronounced as [sənʌŋ bena: ʌmbə məndəŋa:r kʌbʌrɲʌ jo] and this last expression is only spoken by the Nb. The study is conducted with several steps. The initial step refers to the process of digitization and the next was to measure the acoustic characteristics of frequency and duration of speeches, and extracting the measurement results. The final steps was the statistical tests to determine the acoustic characteristic significance of measurement results. The findings of the study are that intonation patterns, frequency and duration, and speech intonation are all signified in the characteristics of LM's utterances. Intonation pattern of anger among the CP tends to have the falling movement with declining tone contour; while among the Nb the pattern shows to rise and fall with declining tone contour. Furthermore, there was no distinction of intonation pattern of sadness among the CP and the Nb because they emphasizes the decliningtone contour. Finally, the intonation pattern of happiness exhibits a rise among the Nb and a rise-fall among the CP; however, both the Nb and the CP indicate the inclining tone contour.
Keywords: intonation, emotional speeches, a rise, a fall, a rise-fall, tone contour

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Abstract: Despite emergence of conservative ideas of forest, desire of Empire building among the colonialists made them world leader in deforestation. In continuation of this polity, the British exploited natural resources from its colonies in Indian subcontinent and Africa etc. There are examples witnessing the disappearance of several tree species from the forest like oak forest in England. As it is well known that Indian subcontinent is prosperous in its natural resources, the British started tapping the natural resources of the country. British started giving preferential treatment to some tree species over the others there by affecting the diversity of the forests. British aim was to retain all valuable species and remove all the inferior species. This shows that British exploited the natural resources of the country to the fullest during its regime. This paper is an attempt to explain deforestation in Nagaland during colonial period. It further tries to reveal the true motive of British in India behind exploiting the natural resources for their profit against the background of rhetoric of conservation of Natural resources.
Keywords: Deforestation, Nagaland, Exploitation of Natural Resources, Valuable Species, British Era etc.

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Abstract: This research analyses potential of land resources, village ecology, and culture of Papuan farmers in making use of land resources in Keerom regency, for the development of Papuan farmers' economy. The class of land suitability was found through the study of document Studies for Agriculture Technology Papua Province, office of agriculture, and also the office of forestry and plantation of Keerom regency. The mapping of commodities was found through the analysis of the map and field survey with the approach of landform and the analysis of geomorphology, and the identificatin of ecology potentials. The culture of papuan farmers was found trhough Focused Group Discussion (FGD) and direct contact with the villagers. The result shows that the class of land suitability for the mapping of commodities of crops, horticulture and plantation,are spread in the districts of Arso, Arso Timur and Waris. Keerom Papuan farmers have not maximally used the farming land because they are still depending on the natural resources. The use of technological tools by papuan farmers is still low. Papuans also do not have capitals for the next planting season, compared with non Papuan farmers. Social capital is so strong that have negative impacts to the income.
Keywords: land resources, ecology, culture, and economic development

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Abstract: Centuries have come, and centuries have gone, but the situations of women have marginally changed. Still they are exploited not only in social spheres but also in household chores. As a women passes through various phases of her life, she undergoes various types of exploitation that not only makes her feel physically and mentally insecure, but also decreases herself worthiness by manifold. The objective of this study is to bring to the surface the sexual exploitation of child brides. Child marriage and after that sexual abuse of child brides is one of the ways in which women are sexually harassed by their partners even the sexual harassment is a crime under section 509 IPC. Through this paper, the sexual harassment of child brides highlighted. The study is a humble attempt to recommend some measures to stop child marriages and sexual abuse of the child bride/ marital rape cases. For this purpose, case studies from Bathinda District of Punjab have been collected and evaluated. The paper tries to evaluate the legislative measures against the two activities such as child marriage and sexual abuse of child brides. Thus this paper is of an immense important for women empowerment as it creates awareness among the people on the issue and bring to the kind notice that the sexual harassment of child brides is crime and it should be stopped.
Keywords: Women, sexual harassment, child marriage, exploitation.

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Abstract: The purpose of the study is to interpret the role of women according to both the children and the women in some selected Batak Toba songs,HNDI, AHDHDA, based on the gender equality. The role of women is a hot issue in both national and international communities for it gives a big influence in both domestic and public work. The researcher of the study takes the selected songs as her main source of data ,and the second ones are from books and internet .The method of the research is qualitative one for she uses interpreting, describing relating to the extrinsic approach .In gathering the data she finds some CD Cassettes and browsing from the internet which is related to the topic, select them ,listen them many times till she is sure enough finding the correct songs ,then analyze them relate to the gender equality theory.
Keywords: The Role of Women, Selected Batak Toba Songs, Gender Equality.

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Abstract: Foreign direct investment has been recognized by many research experts as one of the most secure elements of capital inflows capable of triggering economic expansion in developing economies but empirical literature provides mixed results as to what factors are capable of attracting substantial foreign investments into Nigeria. The aim of this paper therefore is to investigate the impact institutional quality has in attracting FDI flows into Nigeria from 1980 -2011. The Vector Error Correcting Model (VECM) is employed to examine the relationship between these macroeconomic variables. The result from the empirical analysis shows that political stability and corruption are major determinants of FDI inflows to Nigeria. Other significant determinants include human capital and trade openness. The study therefore recommends the strengthening of political and economic institutions in Nigeria to attract any meaningful foreign investments.
Keywords: Foreign Direct Investment, Nigeria, Political stability, VECM

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Abstract: This paper takes a look at Indian education policies and underscores the urgent need for a human rights approach. Though the Indian constitution gives its citizens the fundamental right to education with effect from 1st April, 2010, whether the requirements of a rights based approach have been met is yet to be seen. Secondly, the paper will briefly analyze the present status of right to education in India to understand the drawbacks at policy level and identify the factors responsible. Thirdly, the paper will highlight the ways in which a rights-based approach can be adopted at the implementation level. Inspiration can be drawn from various countries which have given right to education to their citizens and are nearing universalization of elementary education. The right to education can be fully realized only if it is implemented with a concerted rights-based approach to education.
Keywords: Human rights, right to education, elementary education, public policy

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Abstract: Congenital malformations of inner ear are rare anomalies. These occur due to arrested development at different stages of embryogenesis. One rare anomaly of inner ear is Mondini dysplasia. Possibly it occurs due to arrested development of cochlea in its embryonic stage at about sixth week of gestation. In this anomaly only basal turn of cochlea is developed. There is deficient interscalar septum for distal one & half turn. Thus bony cochlea is restricted to 1.5 turns only. This causes sensorineural hearing loss.
One such anomaly was recognized clinically in a 4yrs old girl who presented with congenital deafness. Thorough systemic & specific examination was done.Radiological examination (Computed Tomography) revealed, that there was defect in the turn of cochlea i.e. cochlea was only one half turn.
Keywords: Mondini dysplasia , Cochlea , Sensorineural hearing loss,

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Abstract: The globalization in its literal sense is the process of transformation of local or regional things or phenomena into global ones .it can also be used to describe a process by which the people of the world are unified into a single society and function together. The process is a combination of economic, technical, socio-cultural and political forces. The traditional values were losing importance and new thinking new values were adding in society. Men and women will be treating equal in modern era. The new health treatment and facilities were opened to serve village people's health sector. All individuals were given equal opportunity in society. The village peoples way of life, structure of the family has been changed because of impact of liberlisation privatization and globalization in our country
Keywords: Impact of Globalization, Family–Structure, change

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Abstract: This paper analyzes the determinants of cash-crop production efficiency among farmers in Malaysia. In the study area, IADP plays an important role to assist farmers through agricultural development. Despite the many privileges received by the farmers, especially from the government, they are still less efficient. This study adopts the Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) in measuring technical efficiency. Further, this paper aims to examine the determinants of efficiency by estimating the level of farmer characteristics as a function of farmer's age, education level, family labour, and years of experience in agriculture, society members and farm size. The estimation used the Tobit Model. The results from this study show that the majority of cash-crop producer in IADP are still less efficient. In addition, the results show that relying on family labour, the years of experience in agriculture and also participation as the association's member are all important determinants of the level of efficiency for the IADP farmers in the agricultural sector. Such information is valuable for extension services and policy makers since it can help to guide policies toward increased efficiency among farmers in Malaysia.
Keywords: Technical efficiency, Data Envelopment Analysis, Tobit, cash-crop production.

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Abstract: Shakespeare's The Tempest is a social commentary on the effects of colonialism on the native people who were invaded and forced to adopt and follow European practices. Many critics believe that the play promotes condemnation of British colonial practices, seen through Prospero's abuse of power and Caliban's victimization. Critics are of the view that Shakespeare was very much prejudiced against the colonized nations and that The Tempest has signs of condemnation for colonialism. This research article will explore Shakespeare's handling of the issue of colonialism in The Tempest

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Abstract: In the orthodox and conservative society like ours, women have always been undervalued due to patriarchal assumptions. They have been tutored that their greatness lies in their sufferings and therefore, happiness of others is always prioritized to their own. In fact, their perceptions of their aspirations and expectations are within the framework of Indian social and moral commitments.In this paper, an attempt is made to study the lot of women in Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things. The paper also depicts the inner life and conflicts of the self sacrificing women who desperately crave for their identity. How the female characters rebel towards the patriarchal norms and what is their ultimate fate is also highlighted in the present paper.
Keywords: Crave,conservative, identity, orthodox, patriarchal

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Abstract: The aim of this paper is to identify and analysis the different causes of the Algerian War of Independence 1954-1962. The analysis extends to include various aspects of French colonization's policy and their determination to maintain direct control of Algeria because of its strategic location and how they pillaged the land, destroyed old cultures, displaced local languages, transformed ancient customs, devastation of traditional society, economy and military alliances and how they created new ones throwing up in their wake new historical opportunities. It represents the undermining of women's roles and rights, and the exploitation of their willingness to shelve their feminist agenda in favor of participation in the nationalist cause. This paper also looks at the role of nationalist parties and leaders to rise of Algerian nationalism. This paper is traced to the nature of the socio-political Circumstances of Algeria that took over the leadership of the anti-colonial struggle, war of independence and subsequently of the Algerian state.
Keywords : Algeria, colony, nationalism, women, independence.

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Abstract: This article aims to explicate the interactions between international labour migration and household development of migrants through the examination of empirical literature on migration in Bangladesh. The available data and information on migration and remittances suggest that the macro economy of Bangladesh has been considerably geared up by migrant workers' remittances. But the studies on migration have to a great extent overlooked to elucidate migration-development linkage in light of migrants' households. The article looks into some particular indicators of economic and social development of migrants' households while at the same time it explains some indicators that negatively impact on both the economic and social development, i.e. they contribute to stimulate underdevelopment of migrants' households. In order to understand the actual development, economically and socially, the analysis of this article bases the optimist, developmentalist and neoclassical, and pessimist, historical-structuralist and dependency approaches posed by Tylor and De Haas. It concludes proposing some recommendations for the researchers and then for the policymakers in order to ensure the development of migrants and their household members and the country as a whole.
Keywords: Bangladesh, Development, Household, Migration

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Abstract: Alteration of the perception of the taste of foods is called dysgeusia and can be due to various factors: alteration of the gustative papillae that cover all the language and that they are responsible of the reception of the savours; reduction of some oligoelements that are necessary for the perception of the taste (es. zinc); or lack of some enzymes; reduced salivation; alteration of the cerebral mechanisms that regulate the perception of the taste; alteration of the sense of the smell one that it does not to allow it smells it and to invite to the assay of the food. Some autistic subjects introduce towards it smell an amazing olfactory ability, while others can feel aversion for smell and strong savours and therefore are much selective in the feeding, compromising, sometimes, the necessary nutritional intake with consequent decrease of the weight them and damages for the health. A valid aid, in such cases, comes offered from the nutritional biotherapy that takes cure to introduce the aliments under various aspects rendering them more attractive, stimulating the curiosity of the subject. To propose food as medicine is useful is to the nutritional purposes is to the prevention of the onset of chronic pathologies contributing to the good function of the organs and to the protection of the natural defenses
Keywords: autism, sense of taste, intestinal dysbiosis, nutritional biotherapy

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