Religious values in global communication of modern society: trends in the development and transformation

Bobyreva, Ekaterina; Zheltukhina, Мarina R.; Korovina, Kristina; BUSYGINA, Maryana Vladimirovna

doi:10.1051/shsconf/20196900021

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“…Values of Christianity, Islam and Buddhism show different degrees of transformation. [12] Aware of the importance of religious and cultural values as a filter from within themselves, the people of Mangliawan Village, since 2017 have implemented a local policy that every elected village head who will lead their village apart from being confirmed by the oath of office of the regent, also will take a customary oath. It is known as the village head's oath of service.…”

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Building a Cultural-based Village: Case Study of Oath of Service Ritual by Village Head of Mangliawan, Malang Regency

Kewuel¹,

Aileen²

2023

Proceedings of the 2nd International Seminar on Cultural Sciences of Brawijaya, ISCS 2022, 9–10 November 2022, Malang, Indonesi

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To prevent the village fund to be corrupted, the people of Mangliawan Village, Malang Regency assemble a cultural-based corruption prevention mechanism by building a cultural-based village. Ethnography method was employed to collect data and decide as well as conduct in-depth interview with several key resource persons. The separately collected information were verified through focus group discussion and other processes of information maturation. The results of the study document that cultural-based village development face some challenges from the candidate of village head and its apparatus who feel uncomfortable and afraid of the custom consequences from Oath of Service that they declared. For the people, Oath of Service demands the village apparatus to not only responsible for the definite parties such as the government and the people, but also to the indefinite ones such as the ancestral spirits and their late great-grandparents.

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Building a Cultural-based Village: Case Study of Oath of Service Ritual by Village Head of Mangliawan, Malang Regency

Kewuel¹,

Aileen²

2023

Proceedings of the 2nd International Seminar on Cultural Sciences of Brawijaya, ISCS 2022, 9–10 November 2022, Malang, Indonesi

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“…Referring to the selfie as a typical representative of self-portrait photography, it should be noted, however, a number of its obvious technological advantages. One of them is the ability to control the angle, lighting, and objects in the frame independently (Bobyreva et al, 2019). Auto-capture mode allows you to monitor and adjust the entire process interactively.…”

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Social Networks as Zones of Digital Personality Construction: Current Problems and Prospects

Belonovskaya

Pak

Saitbaeva

et al. 2021

PyR

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At present, the Internet and its mediated communication are an integral part of everyday life and social networks are becoming the main platform for self-presentation these days. The main tool for such self-expression in social networks is the selfie. The rapid rise in the popularity of selfies suggests that the very practices of self-representation are undergoing a major historical transformation. Research purpose is to study the features of selfies construction.

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The interplay of religious values, servant leadership and teacher job satisfaction in Bangladeshi education institutions

Hossain,

Islam,

Ali

et al. 2024

Discov glob soc

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The interplay of principals’ religious values and servant leadership can play a prominent role in promoting job satisfaction among teachers in Bangladeshi schools and colleges. This study aimed to examine the mediating role of servant leadership style in the relationship between the principals’ religious values and the job satisfaction of teachers in Bangladesh. The study surveyed 335 participants from schools and colleges using a self-administered questionnaire and analyzed the data using Partial Least Square Structural Equations Modeling (PLS-SEM) via Smart PLS 4 software. The findings showed that principals’ religious values and servant leadership style have a positive impact on teachers’ job satisfaction, with servant leadership serving as a mediator in the relationship. The research expands upon the servant leadership theory in an educational setting where religious values play a significant role. It offers valuable insight into the impact of principals’ religious values and servant leadership style on teachers’ job satisfaction. The study has practical implications, in a setting where Islam as a dominating religion, for educational administrators, as it sheds light on how principals’ religious values and servant leadership impact teachers’ job satisfaction in schools and colleges in Bangladesh.

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Religious values in global communication of modern society: trends in the development and transformation

Cited by 5 publications

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Building a Cultural-based Village: Case Study of Oath of Service Ritual by Village Head of Mangliawan, Malang Regency

Building a Cultural-based Village: Case Study of Oath of Service Ritual by Village Head of Mangliawan, Malang Regency

Social Networks as Zones of Digital Personality Construction: Current Problems and Prospects

The interplay of religious values, servant leadership and teacher job satisfaction in Bangladeshi education institutions

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