494 research outputs found

    [LDV Project Archive] Interview with Rolando Hinojosa-Smith, Part 1 of 5

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    This interview held at the University of Texas at Austin with Dr. Rolando Hinojosa-Smith about the author\u27s life.https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/losdelvalle/1246/thumbnail.jp

    Río Grande, Bravo... y sangriento: Narcotráfico, violencia y frontera en Ask a Policeman, del novelista chicano Rolando Hinojosa

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    In his detective novel Ask a Policeman (1998), and within the framework of the recently-emerged subgenre of narcoliterature, prestigious Chicano author Rolando Hinojosa explores not only the extreme violence and sadism which characterize such a criminal underworld, but also other topics such as the reality of the Chicano community nowadays, the current significance of the Mexico-US frontier, together with the interaction between the Spanish-speaking communities on both sides of the border.En su novela policíaca Ask a Policeman (1998), un escritor chicano de prestigio como Rolando Hinojosa se adentra en el reciente subgénero de la narcoliteratura para abordar no solo la violencia y el sadismo extremos que caracterizan dicho mundo criminal, sino también cuestiones como la realidad actual de la comunidad chicana, la función que la frontera entre México y Estados Unidos desempeña hoy día, o la relación entre las comunidades hispanohablantes de ambos países

    Rolando non gioca a scacchi

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    Attraverso la rilettura della prima sezione della Chanson de Roland si cercano di individuare alcuni tratti qualificanti del personaggio di Rolando e del suo ruolo nello sviluppo dell'azione e del testo.Through a new reading of the first section of the Chanson de Roland the author tries to identify some distinctive traits of the character of Roland and its role in the development of the action and of the text

    [03] Volume 03 - Rolando Hinojosa, Tejano Author

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    Hinojosa reads passages from his short stories and novels.https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/losdelvalle/1002/thumbnail.jp

    Acting Lessons from Rolando and Ella

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    The author looks back at the thirteen years he spent acting for TeatroPilipino, once the resident drama company of the Cultural Center of thePhilippines, and distills five acting lessons learned from the company’sartistic director, Rolando Tinio, and his spouse, the actress and directorElla Luansing. These five lessons are not a list of techniques but a setof principles to be pursued in the course of one’s theater life. Call it, ifyou will, a credo of performance

    Alessandro Pizzorusso: Un gigante della comparazione giuridica senza aggettivazioni

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    The Author analyses his relationship with Alessandro Pizzorusso highlighting some events. Then, he underlines his contribution to the Comparative Public Law. It further focuses on some Constitutional issues by using the method of comparative law: judicial system, Constitutional justice, Sources of law

    A multiple regression imputation method with application to sensitivity analysis under intermittent missingness

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    Missing data is a common problem in general applied studies, and specially in clinical trials. For implementing sensitivity analysis, several multiple imputation methods exist, like sequential imputation, which restricts to monotone missingness, and Bayesian, where the imputation and analysis models differ, entailing overestimation of variance. Also, full conditional specification provides a conditional interpretation of sensitivity parameters, requiring further calibration to get the desired marginal interpretation. We propose in this paper a multiple imputation procedure, based on a multivariate linear regression model, which keeps compatibility in sensitivity analysis under intermittent missingness, providing a marginal interpretation of the elicited parameters. Simulation studies show that the method behaves well with longitudinal data and remains robust under demanding constraints. We conclude the possibility of situations not covered by the existing methods and well suited for our proposal, which allows more efficient handling of a given multivariate linear regression structure. Its use is illustrated in a real case study, where a sensitivity analysis is accomplished.Financial support from the VLIR-UOS JOINT-project "A Cuban-Flemish Training and Research Program in Data Science and Big Data Analysis" (2018-2020) is gratefully acknowledged.Uranga, R (corresponding author), Natl Ctr Clin Trials, Dept Data Management & Stat, 5th A & 60 St, Havana 11300, Cuba. [email protected]

    Language Variation and Grammatical Theory in Roman Legal Texts

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    The author identifies many points of contact between the writings of grammatici and the jurists who put their theories to use in resolving concrete legal difficulties. Particularly noteworthy are the jurists’ discussion of lexical meaning, regional differences, the pragmatics of spoken communication, and speakers’ linguistic errors. The Digest is shown to be a rich repository of meta-linguistic reflection about different kinds of linguistic, drawing on and supplementing ancient grammatical sources

    From outreach to engaged placemaking: understanding public land-grant university involvement with tourism planning and development

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    Public land-grant universities (PLGUs) have been mandated for nearly a century to fulfill research, teaching, and public service missions by advancing scholarly inquiry that benefits broader society, by ensuring educational access to a broad citizenry, and by providing direct assistance to communities primarily through agricultural cooperative extension services. With the advent of a global service-based economy in recent decades, PLGUs have become involved with tourism planning and development efforts in their communities as forms of education and public service through academic programs and cooperative extension tourism, as well as through conference and event services and through campus-based visitor information centers. PLGU involvement with tourism planning and development signals a trend towards placemaking that coincides with the national university-community engagement movement. This exploratory analysis begins to clarify PLGU involvement with tourism planning and development as an emergent form of university-community engagement. The study finds that predominantly elite PLGUs are promoting their involvement with tourism planning and development as community engagement, thereby advancing themselves as powerful placemakers that help to make their communities more competitive destinations in regional and national place hierarchies. As a consequence, PLGUs that appear to lack capacity to compete in this innovative approach to community engagement also appear to lack placemaking power in their communities. Ultimately, the study asserts that the adoption of community-based tourism engagement marketing strategies among elite PLGUs creates a new playing field on which lower capacity PLGUs and their communities are disadvantaged to compete. Ironically, this practice reinforces the very class and power structures that the university-community engagement movement seeks to address. Using primarily grounded theory, institutional ethnography, and case study methodological approaches, the study identifies and characterizes levels of tourism planning and development capacity among PLGUs on national and regional scales. The study lays groundwork for further research on PLGU tourism planning and development as both a potentially beneficial and potentially disempowering form of university-community engagement.Ph. D.Includes bibliographical referencesby Rolando D. Hert

    La configuración del “lar” en la poesía de Rolando Cárdenas

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    This article analyses the poetic subject’s laric vision in poems from In the Province’s Winter, by Rolando Cardenas. In this text the author stresses the originality and authenticity of life in the province, bestowing upon it a mythical character produced by the transcendent nature of the most common daily activities. Contrary to Cardenas’s laric vision is that of the poetic subject in Jorge Teillier’s poetry, in which the laric is defined by the contradictory emotions it cannot reconcile as it perceives in itself the impossibility of belonging to an original, uncontaminated world.El presente artículo analiza la visión lárica del sujeto poético en poemas de En el invierno de la provincia, de Rolando Cárdenas, texto en que el autor destaca la originalidad y autenticidad de la forma de vida provinciana, dotándola de un sentido mítico producto de la trascendencia que supone el desarrollo de sus ritos y actividades más cotidianas. Ello, en contraste con la postura del sujeto teillieriano, donde lo lárico se define por los sentimientos contradictorios que éste experimenta y que no puede conciliar toda vez que percibe por y en sí mismo la imposibilidad de pertenecer a un mundo original
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