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"ABSTRAKTesis ini membahas peranan Martha Graham terhadap tari moderen Amerika 1926-1955. Penulisan ini dilakukan dengan menggunakan metode umum dalam historiografi. Dalam penulisan menunjukkan bahwa Martha Graham memiliki peranan yang signifikan dalam perkembangan tari moderen Amerika. Hal ini terlihat dari Martha Graham menempatkan seni tari moderen ke dalam dunia akademis seni secara formal. Tari moderen yang mencirikan nilai-nilai Amerika diungkapkan juga melalui karya-karya tentang kebebasan, individualisme, demokrasi, dan humanisme. Pada tahun 1955 kemudian ia terpilih menjadi duta kesenian Amerika untuk negara-negara Asia, termasuk Indonesia. Hal ini yang menjadi cikal bakal masuknya pengaruh tari moderen di dunia.

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AbstractThe Focus of this study is the role of Martha Graham in American modern dance 1926-1955. This research is done by using common methods in historiography. In the writing shows that Martha Graham has significant role in the development of American modern dance. This can be seen from Martha Graham_s modern dance that she puts into formal academic life. Dance that characterizes American values are also expressed through her works based on value of freedom, individualism, democracy, and humanism. In 1955 she was elected to be an American arts ambassador for Asian countries, including Indonesia. This was an embryo of the modern dance influence the world."

"Social conditions of Tarakan City, East Kalimantan Province"

"Arsitektur modem di indonesia mengalami beberapa fase dimulai sejak masa awal kemerdekaan hingga masa sekarang periodisasi arsitektur dibagi dalam beberapa kurun waktu per 10 tahunan dengan berbagai peristiwa berbeda yang berlangsung tiap periodenya pada masa 1990-2000 adalah massa pergolakan, bedanya dengan pergolakan di masa lalu adalah kemajuan zaman yang makin pesat pada masa ini pula berbagai karya arsitektur, yang perfektif maupun inspirasional berlomba-lomba mewarnai wajah negeri karya-karya tersebut tentunya tidak asal jadi, asal membuat karya, namun melalui pemahaman, pencarian ide dan konsepsi yang dapat dilakukan dengan bermacam cara."

"ABSTRACTInspired by the fast development of knowledge-based competitiveness theories, in the beginning of 2000, Christine Soo and Timothy Devinney of Australian Graduate School of Management, University of New South Wales in Australia worked together with David Midgley of a leading business school INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France to conduct an exploratory study to identify variables that affect knowledge creation process in a company. The study identified there are 11 significant variables that play significant roles in the knowledge creation process of a company. The said eleven variables are: (1) formal collaboration activity, (2) formal interaction activity, (3) information acquisition activity, (4) knowledge acquisition activity, (5) creativity in problem solving and decision making activity, (6) completeness in problem solving and decision making activity, (7) consensus in problem solving and decision making activity, (8) new knowledge creation, (9) innovation, (10) individual absorption, and (11) organizational absorption.With the use of the said eleven variables, a study is conducted in 43 fully-fledged companies that develop, produce and sell their proprietary - not licensed - cosmetics. The objective of this study is to identify, analyze and elucidate the structure of knowledge creation model in national private, large scale cosmetics companies in Indonesia.Some statistical techniques were used to analyze data with the help of LISREL (Linear Structural Relation) software of 8.53 versions. Different from the research conducted by Soo, Midgley and Devinney (2000, 2002), Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) instead of Partial Least Square (PLS) was used to investigate into the model presented in this research.The research revealed that the structure of knowledge creation model of large-scale national private cosmetics companies in Indonesia is not identical to the structure of knowledge creation model developed by Soo, Midgley and Devinney (2000). The differences in the model are attributable to five factors, all of which resulting from the differences in data source, data gathering method and analysis tool."