IOSR-JHSS   Volume-27 ~ Issue-9 ~ Sep. 2022

Abstract: This paper seeks to read cartoons from within the theoretical framework of feminist humor. The paper departs from the classical expressions of humor as a mode of entertainment and contends that it is an exclusive competency of the male gender as per the common and classical semiosis. The main purpose of this paper is, thus, to recognize cartoons/caricature, a sub-category of humor and visual culture, as a plausible feminist tool that subverts the cultural stereotypes planted by the patriarchal meta-narratives in the collective unconscious.........

Keywords; Humor theory, feminist agency, suffragettes, cross-cultural, socio-political, cartoons, caricatures, feminism, gender studies, culture theory, anti-feminist cartoons, Bourdieu, Egypt, discriminatory laws, Doaa ElAdl, gender politics.

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Abstract: Social media is about sociology and psychology more than technology - Brian Solis In an increasingly digital world, social media have become deeply embedded in many day to day relationships. Social media affects relationships and the way people work, learn and live. Public sphere is mass media dominated (Habermas, J. 1962). Social networking sites, photo sharing platforms, and group communications technologies all allow family members to remain connected with one another across distance, time, and national boundaries. Social Media may have positive and negative impacts on relationships. Internet meeting is displacing the roles that family and friends once played in bringing couples together.....

Keywords: Social Media, Social Relationships, Impression Management

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Abstract: This paper shares differential perspectives between research and industry on the subject of moral synergy between them. The views were drawn from key informants (KIs) in both academia and industry. The Stage Gate process, Triple Helix, 3i Framework, Systems as well as the Business Ecosystem theories guided the analysis. Thematic contexts also guided the analysis of findings. The paper shares that interests between the two sides must be effectively negotiated if synergy is to be realized.

[1]. Chen Herbert (2014):The Supporting Systems of Science Parks – Case Introduction of TusPark UNESCO World Technopolis Association (WTA) International Training Workshop, Conference Hall, INNOPOLIS Foundation, Republic of Korea.
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[3]. Cooper Robert G. (2011): Winning at New Products: Creating Value through Innovation 4th Edition, Illustrated. Published by Basic Books. ISBN 0465025846, 9780465025848
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Abstract: A matter of timely concern is the problem of stress alleviation in adolescent teen agers, faced with various aspects like facing academic competition from peers in the classrooms, delinquency problems due to being unable to perform to expectations of parents and teachers, given to other unsocial habits – drugs, alcohol, smoking; parental support, demographic and fiscal needs. Another matter of major concern is faculty burnout – inability of faculty to perform up to expectations due to academic overload, non availability of properly trained or insufficient faculty in educational institutions besides other minor hassles, indirectly affecting good students..........

Keywords: Stress, adolescence stress, causes of adolescent stress, faculty burnout, Empathy, poor academic performance

[1]. Om Vikas and Gopalakrishnan, G {2022} Views on On-line Teaching and Learning Processes and National Education Policy - 2020, University News, Association of Indian Universities, Vol.60, No.18, May 02-08, 2022
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Abstract: The purpose of this research is to analyze the nature of musharaka financing in Islamic banking. This type of research is empirical normative. The results of the study show that the essence of Musyarakah Financing in Islamic banking in South Sulawesi is to implement divine values, humanitarian principles, principles of justice, principles of balance and rules/norms that regulate musharaka contracts in the world of Islamic banking for welfare and happiness in the world and the hereafter and obtain mercy, grace and pleasure from Allah SWT. The effectiveness of Musyarakah Financing in Islamic Banking in South Sulawesi is still lacking, there is the stigmatization of Islamic banking which is considered the same as conventional banks in terms of distributing MusyarakahMutanaqisah (MMQ) financing.

Keywords: Financing; Banking; Sharia

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Abstract: Environment is now not only a national issue but also an international concern. The preservation of environment must be ensured for the existence of the human beings in this world. Actually right to environment is a fundamental human right and ensuring right to environment depends on the conservation of environment. Movement towards conservation of environment started all over the world. Every country must come forward to prevent the components of environment and to improve the existing situation of environment for the purpose of sustainable development. Therefore, Bangladesh must come forward to the progress of the conservation of environment in Bangladeshi region. Actually, indeed, there is a discerning trend both at the national and international levels.......

Key Words: Sustainable Development of environment, domestic and international Environmental laws, loopholes, challenges of implementation

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Abstract: The world is grappling to contain the devastating consequences of COVID-19 pandemic on human health and global economy. This study evaluates contracting firms' compliance with COVID-19 safety rules based on firms' attributes in Adamawa, Nigeria. A quantitative research approach was employed through descriptive research design. A valid and reliable questionnaire containing information relating to respondent demographic information and COVID-19 safety regulations were randomly administered to 169 contracting firms registered with the Adamawa State Bureau of Public Procurement (ADSBPP) across the state, 147 valid responses were used for analysis; corresponding.......

Keywords: COVID-19, Resource, Contracting, Firms, characteristics, Adamawa, Nigeria

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Abstract: Entrepreneurially gifted individuals have been shown, under functional MRI studies, to have hyperactive neuronal circuits between the prefrontal cortex, limbic systems, and the reward center which are the same pathways activated in people with opioid use disorders(OUD). People with OUD obsess over procuring their drug and the rituals surrounding drug use. Entrepreneurs obsess over the creation and incubation of their innovative ideas and the stages of development. People with OUD have a compulsion to procure and use drugs often beyond their conscious control (Brook et al, 2010). People with entrepreneurial mindsets also exhibit similar compulsions to envision and create. By extension, therefore, people in recovery from OUD can utilize those same skills and characteristics to achieve entrepreneurial greatness with successful guidance and training. Therefore, the Opioid Epidemic and Entrepreneurship are a natural fit.

Key Words: Opioid Use Disorder, Entrepreneurship, ADHD, colleges

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Abstract: The identity of a nation is derived from the understanding of how that nation wants to look, behave and value itself. Language is one of the ways people communicate their identities both positive and negative. The current study aims at assessing the use of language in the to construct Kenya‟s identity through the Building Bridges Initiative by political actors in Kenya. It was anchored on Critical Discourse Analysis theoretically, as observed by Roger Fowler 1970sand this study provided spotlight on how important language is in the community helping to bring out identity. The study concentrated on a few selected politicians; those who were for BBI and those against. This study used qualitative design to carry out a CDA on the use of language in politicians' Building Bridges Initiativediscourse.....

Key Words: Language, Identity,Conversation, Struggling Nation, Tribalism, Corrupt, Fairness and Inclusivity

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