IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-12 ~ Dec. 2021

Abstract: With the extensive impact of the outbreak, a serious health and economic crisis has emerged, necessitating the resolution of emergent difficulties stemming from catastrophic events. Communities identify and implement supporting and coping methods in order to boost the government's development initiatives and mitigation measures. Natural and man-made disasters intensify the socioeconomic circumstances caused by rising human density, even in rural areas. To collect the necessary data, this study used a descriptive quantitative design using random interviews. This investigation was conducted using stratified random sampling. Surigao del Sur, Philippines was chosen as the source........

Keywords: Coping mechanism, pandemic, policy formulation, mitigation program

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Abstract: Advertising is impersonal in the sense that it is not directed to individuals but at groups of people. As a result the advertised information is disseminated to the entire society and it is tailored to impact the values of the society. Therefore, in addition to its core function of doing communication, language also has many social and cultural uses, such as signifying social values and status. This study evaluated exploitation of societalexpectations in the discourse of Kenya commercial banks television adverts. It adopted a qualitative research design and, therefore, qualitative methods were used in sampling and data analysis. Purposive sampling was used to select the TV adverts used in the study. The You Tube computer engine was used for selection and recording of adverts posted on the Kenya TV stations. To allow for analysis, the audio recordings were transcribed and the various language features coded. The main theoretical framework that informed the analysis of data was Critical Discourse.....

Key Words: Bank Adverts, Exploitation, Societal Expectations

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Abstract: This paper examines the concepts of hegemony and discourse in John Updike's Terrorist. It argues that power and knowledge which underpins these concepts, manifests in complex and multiple ways in the relationship between the colonizer and the colonized. The paper interrogates the portrayal of hegemony and discourse in Terrorist from the prism of postcolonial framework. Drawing from the Orientalism strand, as espoused by Edward Said, the paper explores how hegemony and discourse are facilitative and enabling factors of domination, subservience, marginalization and exploitation of subjects. This study reveals that, in terrorism fictionanalyzed, the dominant entities rely on hegemony and discourse to secure the consent of the exploited in the commission and.....

Keywords: Discourse, hegemony, subjectivity, mimicry, domination

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Abstract: This is an innovative study to understand the objectives and motivations of senior tourists, based on their past experiences as tourists. It involves the data of a study undertaken with nine senior tourists, aged between 69 and 84, who frequent a senior university in the northern region of Portugal. The collected data was used for category analysis. The results show that senior tourists described with detail and authenticity the tourism destinations, constitute a heterogeneous segment and are intrinsically motivated by cultural enrichment.

Key words: Seniortourists, Tourism, Tourism destination, Tourism experience, Tourists motivations

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Abstract:India, one amongst the oldest civilizations is the center of attraction for its rich art and culture. Every region in India has its very own culture, handicraft, folk art with its own special colors, motifs that symbolizes the wealthy legacy. India Folk art has captivated people everywhere the globe and has a remarkable call for in western countries. 'Mandana' is one of Rajasthan's traditional folk arts. The purpose of this article is to explore the painting heritage of Rajasthan's 'Meena' community in terms of continuity and change. This article attempts to identify the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats of this near-extinct folk art..

Key terms: Culture, Folk Art, Motifs, Mandana, Near- Extinct

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Abstract: The study investigates the effect of bank loans on customers' patronage of Deposit Money Banks services in Calabar, Cross River State. The inability of Deposit Money Banks to offer long-term and short-term loans to their customers often slows down the customer's patronage level. The specific objectives of the study were to examine the effect of mortgage loans, business loans and personal loans on customers' patronage of Deposit Money Banks services in Calabar, Cross River State. The study was anchored on the credit creation theory of banking and also relevant pieces of literature were reviewed. The study adopted a survey research design, 200 customers of four (4) Deposit......

Keywords: Bank loans, Customer Patronage, Deposit Money Banks

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Abstract: The objective of this document is to estimate the degree of compliance of the South-South Cooperation principles and characteristics for the academic and student mobility platform of the Pacific Alliance, precisely for Colombia and Mexico. Therefore, the consensual agenda among the parties, valuation of the local, participation and ownership principles were considered, in addition to the low costs during project implementation and the engagement of both the recipient and donor in the cooperation initiatives. Quantitative information from the Pacific Alliance......

Keywords: Pacific Alliance, South-South Cooperation, Colombia-Mexico, Academic Mobility

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Abstract: A person who is 30 or 35 years old, has completed their education, and lives off of his or her parents is still considered a youngster. The primary focus of methodology is on broader problems pertaining to the philosophy of science in social science, as well as the study of how sociologists and other professionals actually go about their work, including how they carry out investigations, how they evaluate evidence, and how they determine what is true and what is not. Due to the fact that this study is concerned with the formation of values in young women, the research technique for this investigation involves a historical approach. How women were able to make it through the previous value framework, make progress, and get themselves ready to walk out and participate in socio-economic activities in an institutional setting.

Keywords: Urban Female, Youth Of; Sociological

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