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Proceedings of The 5th International Conference on Future of Social Sciences
In this article, the relationship between politics and art is discussed, through a pertinent lite... more In this article, the relationship between politics and art is discussed, through a pertinent literature review. Functions of art are described and ways of promoting political ideas are delineated. Art has served regimes from the beginning of the existence of human societies and still does. It facilitates political discourse, but, it also provides us with new interpretations of reality, poses questions, judges and controverts governing ideas. Besides, art suggests solutions for present social troubles like environmental issues or refugee crisis. Art can serve propaganda or even bring communities together. Capitalistic oppression, colonization, human exploitation and expansive policy have been fought through art. Art inspires, leads, guides and supports every novel and radical movement worldwide. In this piece of writing, the contribution of art in political movements and revolutions of 20th and 21st centuries is analytically described. Options that refer to the frame of artistic creations and to the epoch they belong to are considered. Opinions of intellectuals are discussed and contradictions are depicted in order to shape an integrated view about the association among politics and art. Readers will gain knowledge of how to form a critical opinion and to avoid being only customers or consumers of art. But, we should also be co-formulators of social conditions, politics and our life in general, through the art, with the assistant of artists, and with the support of Official State.
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In this article, the relationship between politics and art is discussed, through a pertinent lite... more In this article, the relationship between politics and art is discussed, through a pertinent literature review. Functions of art are described and ways of promoting political ideas are delineated. Art has served regimes from the beginning of the existence of human societies and still does. It facilitates political discourse, but, it also provides us with new interpretations of reality, poses questions, judges and controverts governing ideas. Besides, art suggests solutions for present social troubles like environmental issues or refugee crisis. Art can serve propaganda or even bring communities together. Capitalistic oppression, colonization, human exploitation and expansive policy have been fought through art. Art inspires, leads, guides and supports every novel and radical movement worldwide. In this piece of writing, the contribution of art in political movements and revolutions of 20th and 21st centuries is analytically described. Options that refer to the frame of artistic creations and to the epoch they belong to are considered. Opinions of intellectuals are discussed and contradictions are depicted in order to shape an integrated view about the association among politics and art. Readers will gain knowledge of how to form a critical opinion and to avoid being only customers or consumers of art. But, we should also be co-formulators of social conditions, politics and our life in general, through the art, with the assistant of artists, and with the support of Official State.
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Nurses’ decreasing job satisfaction has been attributed to various environmental sources of stres... more Nurses’ decreasing job satisfaction has been attributed to various environmental sources of stress. The purpose of this study was to explore the effect of demographic and job characteristics to job satisfaction and its relation to depression and anxiety. Furthermore, we investigated the effect of the above variables on separate facets of job satisfaction. The study population comprised of 244 nurses at Gennimatas Hospital in Thessaloniki. The response rate was 31.56% (N = 77). Data was gathered after the administration of the following questionnaires: Index of Organisational Reactions (IoR), Spielberger’s Stait-Trait Anxiety inventory (STAI), Beck’s Depression Inventory (BDI). The findings did not suggest that there is an effect of demographic and job characteristics on job satisfaction. On the other hand, statistically significant negative correlations were found among job satisfaction and depression (r = - .513, p<. 001) and job satisfaction and anxiety (r = - .500, p<. 001)...
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Nurses’ decreasing job satisfaction has been attributed to various environmental sources of stres... more Nurses’ decreasing job satisfaction has been attributed to various environmental sources of stress. The purpose of this study was to explore the effect of demographic and job characteristics to job satisfaction and its relation to depression and anxiety. Furthermore, we investigated the effect of the above variables on separate facets of job satisfaction. The study population comprised of 244 nurses at Gennimatas Hospital in Thessaloniki. The response rate was 31.56% (N = 77). Data was gathered after the administration of the following questionnaires: Index of Organisational Reactions (IoR), Spielberger’s Stait-Trait Anxiety inventory (STAI), Beck’s Depression Inventory (BDI). The findings did not suggest that there is an effect of demographic and job characteristics on job satisfaction. On the other hand, statistically significant negative correlations were found among job satisfaction and depression (r = - .513, p<. 001) and job satisfaction and anxiety (r = - .500,
p<. 001). Alterations in the operationalisation of the study may be required in order to reveal possible hindered associations.
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Proceedings of ICFSS, 2023
In this article, the relationship between politics and art is discussed, through a pertinent lite... more In this article, the relationship between politics and art is discussed, through a pertinent literature review. Functions of art are described and ways of promoting political ideas are delineated. Art has served regimes from the beginning of the existence of human societies and still does. It facilitates political discourse, but, it also provides us with new interpretations of reality, poses questions, judges and controverts governing ideas. Besides, art suggests solutions for present social troubles like environmental issues or refugee crisis. Art can serve propaganda or even bring communities together. Capitalistic oppression, colonization, human exploitation and expansive policy have been fought through art. Art inspires, leads, guides and supports every novel and radical movement worldwide. In this piece of writing, the contribution of art in political movements and revolutions of 20th and 21st centuries is analytically described. Options that refer to the frame of artistic creations and to the epoch they belong to are considered. Opinions of intellectuals are discussed and contradictions are depicted in order to shape an integrated view about the association among politics and art. Readers will gain knowledge of how to form a critical opinion and to avoid being only customers or consumers of art. But, we should also be co-formulators of social conditions, politics and our life in general, through the art, with the assistant of artists, and with the support of Official State.
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p<. 001). Alterations in the operationalisation of the study may be required in order to reveal possible hindered associations.
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p<. 001). Alterations in the operationalisation of the study may be required in order to reveal possible hindered associations.