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Dies Irae, Hymnus auf das Weltgericht : Als Beitrag zur Hymnologie herausgegeben / von F. G. Lisco, ... [Verf.: Thomas von Celano]
No full textDIES IRAE, HYMNUS AUF DAS WELTGERICHT : ALS BEITRAG ZUR HYMNOLOGIE HERAUSGEGEBEN / VON F. G. LISCO, ... [VERF.: THOMAS VON CELANO]
Dies Irae, Hymnus auf das Weltgericht : Als Beitrag zur Hymnologie herausgegeben / von F. G. Lisco, ... [Verf.: Thomas von Celano] (1)
Cover (1)
Titelseite (2)
Verzeichniß der sämmtlichen Nachbildungen (3)
Dies Irae (versch. Übersetzer) (4)
Zur Geschichte des Hymnus und seiner Uebersetzungen (25)
Nachtrag / Notenbeispiel (42)
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Rapid method for detection of Anisakidae larvae in marine fishes, based on UV transillumination
No full textA rapid and sensitive detection method is proposed to evaluate the presence and vitality degree of Anisakidae larvae in marine fishes by UV diaphanoscopy. 923 fish samples belonging to seven fish species (Merluccius merluccius, Molva elongata, Sardina pilchardus, Scomber scomber, Triglia lucerna, Engraulis encrasicolus, and Trachurus trachurus) were evaluated for the presence of Anisakidae larvae by using direct observation, peptic digestion, and UV transillumination. The results obtained indicate that UV transillumination can be considered a rapid and accurate tool for routine analysis of marine fishes even under field condition
Mimmo Cuticchio, La spada di Celano
No full textcofanetto di 2 DVD pal, colore.
I° DVD - Mimmo Cuticchio la spada di Celano, ricostruzione critica dello spettacolo di G. Di Palma
II° DVD - Materiali critici:
- Il cunto dell' assedio di Montalcino, 1983
- La drammaturgia del cunto, intervista di G. Do Palma a Nando Taviani, 1983
- "Io sono mio padre" Un racconto di formazione, testimonianza di Mimmo Cuticchio resa a Guido Di Palma
"Modification of infrared spectra of the herbicide Glyphosate induced by pH variation". Journal of Environmental Science and Health,
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"Hydrogen bonding interactions of the herbicide Glyphosate with water soluble humic substances". Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry,
No full textTrue Exceptions:Defeasibility and Particularism
No full textSometimes, kinds of cases which do in fact fall under the antecedent of a conditional norm are reckoned recalcitrant. I.e., although they fall under the antecedent of the norm we do not wish to allow the consequence to follow. In such cases, we sometimes say that we are abandoning, or discarding, the norm. We concede, that is, that the alleged norm was wrong (or, if you wish, that it was no norm at all). At other times, however, it is claimed that the norm is a defeasible one. Granted, the case at hand is one of those in which the norm is defeated; but this, it is implied, does not amount to a wholesale abandonment of the norm itself. Being defeasible, the norm somehow survives the impact of such recalcitrant cases. Though somehow revised, amended, qualified, the norm, it is assumed, remains in place: it is still the same norm.
I call this ‘the identity assumption’. The identity assumption is, I submit, part and parcel of the notion that some norms are defeasible ones.
In this paper, I challenge the identity assumption. I challenge it by reviewing, and rejecting, one of the main ways in which it can be substantiated, namely, a specificationist strategy for dealing with norm conflicts and inappropriate normative verdicts (sections 2 and 3). This leads me to taking a stand in the generalism vs. particularism debate (section 4). Rejection of the identity assumption leads, when conjoined to an awareness of the phenomena underlying defeasibility claims, to a version of particularism.
Does this particularist stance necessarily involve the rejection of any normative generalization? The answer to this question, I argue, turns on whether some sense can be made of the notion of a kind of case being ‘normal’ (section 6). Here, a second version of the identity assumption may perhaps be endorsed, thus reviving the defeasibilist project. At the heart of defeasibility claims, so understood, is the idea that norms may be shot through with true, as opposed to merely prima facie, exceptions (section 5)
Distribution of heavy metals in profiles of a hydromorphic soil system
No full textTen profiles from a hydromorphic soil ecosystem under a potential risk of heavy metals pollution from surrounding intense agricultural and industrial activities, were analyzed for the distribution of six heavy metals in different forms. Comparison of total content of heavy metals to the average earth's crust content confirmed the heavy metal contamination of the area. Evaluation of the metal bioavailable forms obtained with different extractants of varying strength showed that Cd and Zn were the most mobile metals in the profile and that Cu, Cd, and Zn were the most susceptible to plant uptake
Characteristics of molecular size fractions of humic substances derived from oxidized coal
No full textHumic substances extracted from oxidized coal were fractionated by ultrafiltration in a MW sequence ranging from 500 to 50OK. Ultrafiltered fractions were analyzed by HPSEC and IR. Results showed that ultrafiltration can efficently fractionate an heterogeneous polydisperse humic acid (HA) into more homogeneous molecular size fractions. HPSEC provides a rapid and precise means of evaluating nominal molecular sizes of HAs. As for natural HAs, coal-derived products were found to show molecular sizes depending on both ionic strength of the medium and their properties as polyelectrolytes. Fractions of lower size range present more than one chromatographic peak whereas the higher size range fractions revealed mainly a single broad intense peak. Compositional data and IR spectra suggest that simple S and hydroxyl-rich aromatic and aliphatic compounds concentrate in the lower size fractions. Conversely, fractions of higher size range appear more complex and composed of more highly condensed structures as it is also inferred by the high C/H ratio
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