A Short Introduction to the Proceedings of the Conference “The Reason of Passions: Emotion and Rationality in the Landscape of (Contemporary) Politics” by Paola De Cuzzani and Mirella Pasini

“…A short introduction to the proceedings of the conference “The Reason of Passions: Emotion and Rationality in the Landscape of (Contemporary) Politics”, held over two days at the University of Bergen in November 2019. …”
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Structural Relationships between Learning Emotion and Knowledge Organization and Management Processes in Distance Learning Environments: “An Applied Study” by Shoeb Saleh, Rommel AlAli, Yousef Wardat, Mohammed Al-Qahtani, Yasser Soliman, Mamdouh Helali

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Under the surface of teacher occupational wellness and effectiveness in higher education: a look into the mediator roles of work passion and emotion regulation via SEM analysis by Xiumin Yu, Tongxiu Ying

“…In the end, implications and directions for the future were presented to educators and researchers who are enthused about the potential of work passion, emotion regulation, and self-compassion for improving instructive practices.…”
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Erinys’ Mortal Venom: The Poetic Expression of Emotions in Silius Italicus’ "Punica" (Books I–V) by Stanisław Śnieżewski

“…The epic language abounds in passionate emotions and gives a foretaste of the later uncommonly atrocious events. …”
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THE COMPATIBILITY ISSUE OF MUSIC AND ISLAM IN “TALBIS IBLIS” by Tamrazyan Anush

“…He observes that singing is a great danger that awakens passion, emotions and divert person from the true path of Islam. …”
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EDUCATION AND EVALUATION IN A BUDDHISM PERSPECTIVE by Sapardi Sapardi

“…In creating harmony, society is faced with the challenge of self-control of passions, emotions, and others which often lead to crime. …”
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Gameplay as Foreplay at a Medieval Indian Court by Jacob Schmidt-Madsen

“…It was primarily associated with the women at court, and only engaged in by the king for the pleasure of witnessing the passionate emotion that it stirred in them. Based on the low status of the game, and the prevalence of race games in all levels of society, the study argues that phañjikā was likely an elaborate courtly adaptation of a simpler folk game. …”
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Association between a parent’s brand passion and a child’s brand passion: a moderated moderated-mediation model by Gilal FG, Zhang J, Gilal NG, Gilal RG

“…Keywords: parent’s airline passion, child’s airline passion, emotional contagion, geographical distance, moderated moderated-mediation model…”
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Research on the Comparative Development of Modern Popular Music and Traditional Music Culture in Colleges and Universities in the Age of Artificial Intelligence by Li Lin

“…The results show that on the model, especially in the recognition of sacred, sad, passionate emotion type of music classification accuracy reached more than 88.2%. …”
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Relationship Between Passion Pathways and Religious Activism: Why the Threat to Religious Identity Predicts Peaceful Activism or Extremism? by Rabbiya Shahid, Gulnaz Anjum, Mudassar Aziz

“…Identities of religious believers can motivate believers’ passions, emotions, and action tendencies. Religious identity-based passion can, therefore, lead people to identify with certain kinds of movements, both peaceful and extremist. …”
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Harmonization of the Activity of the Left and Right Cerebral Hemispheres - an Important Component of the Spiritual and Mental Health of Individual and Humanity by Tamara Tyurina, Sofiya Stavkova

“…According to the results of our theoretical study the general conditions contributing to the disclosure and development of intuition are as follows: (Tyurina, 2017) • Ability to cope with one’s own passions, emotions, feelings, thoughts, and achievement of the state of internal silence, voicelessness; • Formed self-motivation for spiritual self–cognition and self–perfection; • Achievement by the individual of the corresponding spiritual level: the higher the spirituality of the human, the more clearly his/her ability is expressed to obtain a higher spiritual knowledge: information and energy interaction, contact with higher levels of psychic reality; • Conscious desire, willingness of the individual to use intuitive cognition that helps overcome information-power resistance, the barrier that exists between a subject and an object, helps create harmony, assonance, interaction with the object being studied; • Intuitive human confidence: deep inner belief in personal intuitive capabilities and ability for intuitive cognition and self-cognition; • Humanistic orientation of the individual and his/her internal psychological properties such as: altruism, active love for all living beings on the Earth, empathy, ability to express compassion, care, and self-consecration, conscious desire to live in harmony with oneself and the world; • Nonjudgmental practice, which consists of the ability of a person to abandon assessments, classifications, analysis, which creates favorable conditions for immersion into the information space around us, makes it possible to connect to the information-energy field (biofield) of the object being studied; • Sense of inner unity with the world, awareness of oneself as a part of mankind, of the Earth, of the Universe, and a feeling of deep responsibility for the world and for ourselves in the world; • Striving for personal self-realization for the benefit of the cosmoplanetary world. …”
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