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Las representaciones de la identidad estatal y de las identidades subestatales en Carta de España
Milagres e mendigas polo Camiño de Santiago
Milagres e mendigas polo Camiño de Santiago é unha investigación sobre as ideas relixiosas e a vida cotiá de xentes que vivían preto do Camiño de Santiago, entre Santo Domingo de la Calzada e Burgos, no século XVI, nun momento de crise da peregrinación a Compostela.
Baseándose en documentos inéditos e adoptando os métodos dos estudos microhistóricos, Calvo Salgado presenta unha análise detallada do acontecido a varias mulleres que dicían ter sido curadas milagrosamente de graves doenzas. Este traballo fornécenos dun material de enorme interese para unha mellor comprensión da evolución da relixiosidade popular, da literatura de milagres e da propia historia das mulleres
La fotografía en la pensa de los emigrates españoles en Suiza: la revista Búho (1973-1976)
Performing history: Wind Tossed (1936), natural movement and the hyper-historian
This chapter discusses the navigational challenges undertaken by the author to make sense of Madge Atkinson’s solo, Wind Tossed from ingrained corporeal experience as a classical ballet dancer. Salgado Llopis defines her approach as ‘performing history’ within the domain of reenactment, and in so doing articulates the process of the transmission of this work in the present from the point of view of the dancer as a ‘hyper-historian ’. This role is seen as pivotal because it establishes the idea of the dancer as a connecting link between past and present in performance . Ideas such as locating the ‘remains of the performance ’ in the present are explored alongside notions of the archive and the repertoire as referential systems and systems of transfer have the body at the heart of their operations
Therenia dianae Ramalho & Moraes & Salgado & Bastos & Moura 2021, n. sp.
Therenia dianae Ramalho & Moraes n. sp. (Fig. 9E–G) Material examined. Holotype: MNRJBRY-1431: Brazil, Amapá state (Sta #3, 03°35.4267’N – 049°07.6028’W), 90 m, on rhodolith, 26 September 2014, collected by Fernando Moraes & Rodrigo Moura (NHo Cruzeiro do Sul). Etymology. Named after Diana Vieira Canabarro Savi, daughter of the first author. Diagnosis. Autozooidal frontal shield perforate by tiny pseudopores; orifice almost circular with a pair of rectangular condyles. Single avicularium, somewhat oval, variably broader at the distal end, with a thick rim, without columella and somewhat twisted. Ovicell usually immersed, except at the colony border, frontally formed by a flat, smooth, crescentic and broad gymnocystal band. Description. Colony encrusting, multiserial, unilaminar. Autozooids polygonal, longer than wide [L 550–655– 737 (SD 50, N 13); W 414–472– 530 µm (SD 35, N 15)]; frontal shield flat, perforated by tiny and closely-spaced pseudopores, sometimes lacking from the proximal orificial region; 4–5 larger marginal areolar pores widely spaced (Fig. 9E–G). Orifice wider than long [L 103–119–130 (SD 9, N 13); W 123–148– 168 µm (SD 13, N 13)], almost circular, with a deeply immersed shelf along the distolateral margin, a small U-shaped sinus proximally and a pair of rectangular condyles almost as long as the proximal margin (Fig. 9G); distolateral orifice border in autozooid with a thickened calcified rim (Fig. 9E–G). Avicularium [L 120–162–187 (SD 19, N 20); W 107–135– 170 µm (SD 19, N 17)] single, proximolateral to orifice, right or left placed at the distal end of an elongate and perforated cystid, somewhat oval, variably broader at the distal end, with a very thick (variable) rim; crossbar complete, thick, without columella and somewhat twisted (Fig. 9F, G). Ovicell more visible in the zooids placed at the edge of the colony, usually immersed in other parts; ooecial surface smooth, frontally formed by a flat, smooth, crescentic and broad gymnocystal band (Fig. 9F, G); aperture closed by zooidal operculum. Remarks. Berning et al. (2008) revised the genus Therenia David & Pouyet, 1978 and distinguished it from Escharina Milne Edwards, 1836 and Herentia Gray, 1848 mainly by the pseudoporous frontal shield, the greater number and smaller size of communication pores along the vertical walls, and the asymmetrical and usually twisted avicularium crossbar. Canu & Bassler (1928a) and Marcus (1955) identified some specimens from Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo states (Brazil) as Therenia porosa (Smitt, 1873), but Berning et al. (2008) noted that those specimens have broader sinus and different condyles and are likely to represent an undescribed species. These Brazilian specimens also contrast with T. dianae Ramalho & Moraes n. sp. by the broader sinus, smaller condyles, smaller avicularium with a less developed rim. Therenia porosa described from Florida (Winston 2005) differs from the new species in having smaller oval avicularium (L 100; W 80 µm on average), without a well developed rim and such a distinct cystid, and orifice with robust condyles. Therenia rosei Berning et al., 2008 also resembles T. dianae Ramalho & Moraes n. sp., but has larger frontal pseudopores, wider sinus, thickened rim framing the distolateral orifice margin, and oval to kidneyshaped avicularium rostrum.Published as part of Ramalho, Laís V., Moraes, Fernando C., Salgado, Leonardo T., Bastos, Alex C. & Moura, Rodrigo L., 2021, Bryozoa from the reefs off the Amazon River mouth: checklist, thirteen new species, and notes on their ecology and distribution, pp. 1-45 in Zootaxa 4950 (1) on page 20, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4950.1.1, http://zenodo.org/record/464324
Child Comic Strip Characters In Several Media: A Matter Of Circulation, Aphorization And Stereotyping [personagens Infantis De Tiras Cômicas Em Suportes Diversos: Uma Questão De Circulação, Aforização E Estereotipia]
The goal of this paper is approach the matter of comic strips circulation in several medias. Observing that these texts, first published in newspapers, are also present in other textual media, we defend, analyzing their publication in compilations, that this fact implies a certain impact on how one perceives the authorial instance. Using the notion of authorship, we argue that a compilation of strips represents, to the comic strips author, a possibility of entering the world of Literature, causing him to be assigned roles and functions in different authorship dimensions. Approaching also the use of comic strips with childish characters (or their characters) in a social networking website, we argue that the functioning of the stereotype "incomplete child" in this textual support suggests an approximation with the regime of aphorizing enunciation, given the particular use that is made of these characters in this social network.29SPECIALISSUE517534Foucault, M., O que é um autor? (1970) Estética: Literatura e Pintura, Música e Cinema, pp. 265-279. , Ditos e escritos III. 2a ed. Org. Manoel Barros da Motta. Trad. Inês Autran Dourado Barbosa. Rio de Janeiro: Forense UniversitáriaMaingueneau, D., Problemas de ethos. Trad. Sírio Possenti (2006) Cenas da Enunciação. Org, pp. 52-71. , Sírio Possenti e Maria Cecília Perez de Souza-e-Silva. Trad. Maria Cecília Perez de Souza-e-Silva et al. Curitiba, CriarMaingueneau, D., Discurso Literário (2006), Trad. Adail Sobral. São Paulo: ContextoMaingueneau, D., A propósito do ethos (2008), pp. 11-29. , Trad. Luciana Salgado. In: Motta, Ana Raquel & Salgado, Luciana. Ethos Discursivo. São Paulo, ContextoMaingueneau, D., Doze Conceitos em Análise do Discurso (2010), Organização de Sírio PossentiMaria Cecília Perez de Souza-e-Silvatrad. Adail Sobral et al. São Paulo: ParábolaMartignone, H., Prunes, M., Historietas a Diário: las tiras cómicas argentinas de Mafalda a nuestros días (2008), Buenos Aires: LibrariaPossenti, S., Os Humores da Língua: análises linguísticas de piadas (1998), Campinas: Mercado de LetrasToda Mafalda (1993), QUINO. Trad. Andréa Stahel M. da Silva et al. São Paulo: Martins FontesRamos, P., A Leitura dos Quadrinhos (2009), São Paulo: ContextoSalgado, L.S., Ritos Genéticos Editoriais: autoria e textualização (2011), São Paulo: AnnablumeFapespSchulz, C., Peanuts Completo: 1950-1952 (2010), Trad. Alexandre Boide. Porto Alegre: L&P
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