Silence and creativity: Re-mediation, transduction and performance

Post-Minoan Crete: Proceedings of the First Colloquium on Post-Minoan Crete, 1998

William G. Cavanagh, M. (Mike) Curtis, British School at Athens., London Institute of Archaeology University College, Post-Minoan Crete : proceedings of the First Colloquium on Post-Minoan Crete held by the British School at Athens and the Institute of Archaeology, University College London, 10-11 November 1995. British School at Athens studies ; 2. London: British School at Athens, 1998. 134 pages : illustrations, maps, plans ; 31 cm.. ISBN 0904887294.

Jon Butler, ed., Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History, 2021

Human beings have inhabited the region known as California for at least 13,000 years, or as some believe since time immemorial. By developing technologies, honing skills, and implementing stewardship practices, California Indian communities maximized the bounty of their homelands during the precolonial period. Overall, their population grew to perhaps 310,000 people. Speaking scores of different languages, they organized themselves into at least sixty major tribes. Communities were usually politically autonomous but connected to larger tribal groups by shared languages and cultures while dense networks of economic exchange also bound tribes together. Newcomers brought devastating change, but California Indians resisted and survived. During the Russo-Hispanic period (1769-1846), the Indigenous population fell to perhaps 150,000 people due to diseases, environmental transformation, and colonial policies. The organized mass violence and other policies of early United States rule (1846-1900) further reduced the population. By 1900, census takers counted only 15,377 California Indian people. Still, California Indians resisted. During the 1900-1953 period, the federal government continued its national Allotment Policy but initiated healthcare, land policy, education, and citizenship reforms for California Indians even as they continued to resist and their population grew. During the termination era (1953-1968), California Indians faced federal attempts to obliterate them as American Indians. Finally, California Indian people achieved many hard-won victories during the self-determination era (1968-present).

CASTIGO, PROCESO Y TEORÍA POLÍTICA, 2024

INTRODUCTION AND USE OF MICROSCOPE, 2021

A microscope is a tool that works on the principle of light or is called an optical instrument. Microscopes are usually used in laboratories and are designed to view small objects. There are two types of optical microscopes, namely, biological microscopes and stereo microscopes. Biological microscopes use light as a medium to transmit images to the eye of the observer which serves to observe microscopic and transparent parts. An introduction to the working principle of a microscope must be known so that in addition to being able to use it easily, getting good results or shadows of objects and to anticipate and avoid errors in the use of a microscope. In general, microscope parts are divided into two groups, namely optical parts and nonoptical or mechanical parts. The optical part consists of the eyepiece, objective lens, diaphragm, condenser and mirror. The non-optical parts consist of a microscope tube, revolver, handle, fine guide screw, rough guide screw, preparationtable and microscope leg.

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This volume is an interdisciplinary examination of the supernatural creatures associated with the domestic sphere in Greece and Rome. It is a vast subject of study, given the diversity of entities and their complexity, characterised by the closeness of supernatural creatures to individuals and their closest radius of action, i.e. the family, the household, the clan and the close-knit community. The fear that this closeness could be detrimental to the earthly world and its inhabitants manifests itself in different ways. In order to better understand ancient man’s relationship with familiar spirits, it is necessary to analyse the multiple meanings used to refer to them and their meanings, as well as the public and private ritual contexts, and their presence in epigraphic, archaeological and literary sources. To this end, this book brings together works by international specialists from different fields of study.

Entrenamiento en habilidades básicas del psicólogo clínico-sanitario: Descubre cómo empezar en el ámbito de la Salud Mental, 2018

Una de las dificultades más importantes a la hora de establecer el diagnóstico es precisamente saber distinguir de que psicopatología se trata, cuando existen otras que podrían presentar una sintomatología similar. La importancia del diagnóstico es precisamente que a partir de ahí se puede establecer el tratamiento oportuno. Un diagnóstico erróneo, no sólo va a hacer que sea inútil la intervención realizada, sino que va a retrasar la aplicación del tratamiento adecuado y necesario para el paciente. Para eso muy útil el apartado descriptivo del D.S.M.-V donde se especifica con qué otros tipos de psicopatología se pueden confundir, o los casos de “exclusiones” del C.I.E.-10

Revista Internacional de Filosofía Ὁδός, 2015

El presente texto lleva a cabo una revisión crítica de la obra clásica de Franco Volpi: Heidegger e Aristotele, publicada en 1984. Este texto fue tal vez la primera monografía exhaustiva que exploró la relación entre Aristóteles y Heidegger, a la luz del inicio de la publicación del material inédito de las lecciones impartidas por Heidegger en Marburgo. Sin embargo, tras la publicación total de las lecciones y de otros documentos muy importantes, cabe preguntarse de qué forma esta interpretación pionera de Volpi se ajusta al complejo temático del desarrollo filosófico de Heidegger. Para llevar a cabo tal revisión este artículo examina dicha interpretación desde una serie de elementos que tratan de constituir una propuesta crítico-metodológica de interpretación de la relación entre Heidegger y Aristóteles.