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Conférences de M. Gil Anidjar
No full textAnidjar Gil. Conférences de M. Gil Anidjar. In: École pratique des hautes études, Section des sciences religieuses. Annuaire. Tome 114, 2005-2006. 2005. pp. 173-174
Conférence de M. Frowald-Gil Hüttenmeister
No full textHüttenmeister Frowald-Gil. Conférence de M. Frowald-Gil Hüttenmeister. In: École pratique des hautes études, Section des sciences religieuses. Annuaire. Tome 104, 1995-1996. 1995. pp. 261-265
GIL, M. M.
No full textM. M. Gil, Secretario General del Partido Nacional Progresista Ferrocarrilero, solicita audiencia con el Gral. PEC, pues desea ofrecer de manera oficial el apoyo de dicho partido a su candidatura presidencial
Gil Acosta, M.
No full textCentro Asturiano membership record of M. Gil Acosta; Socio Number: 113221.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/asturiano_membership/3092/thumbnail.jp
Fernando Torres-Gil interview, 2014
No full textTorres-Gil, Fernando - Oral History Interview - CSWA ❧ Fernando M. Torres-Gil, PhD – Oral History Interview for the California Social Welfare Archives (CSWA). Interview by Rino Patti, PhD. Interview Date: 10/25/2014. An interview with Fernando Torres-Gil, PhD, as he discusses what inspired him to become a social worker, his advocacy for older populations, and the need for interdisciplinary work. ❧ CONTENTS: (00:30) - Introduction by Dr. Patti. (02:27) - Early Influences. (03:09) - Family. (04:37) - AFDC & Public Housing. (05:11) - Polio. (06:23) - Influences of his mother. (12:26) - United Farmer Workers. (13:40) - Brandeis university– Boston. (14:32) - Activism & Community Organizing. (15:40) - Working Outside of the Comfort Zone. (18:14) - Mentors. (19:57) - National Stage. (21:36) - Connections. (23:00) - Washington D.C.. (24:53) - White House Fellowship – 1978. (26:11) - House Select Committee on Aging. (27:08) - Clinton – Advisor. (28:40) - Older People. (30:00) - Areas of his Interest. (31:25) - Results of his Research & Social Contract. (34:38) - Greatest Successes. (35:22) - Social Security & Medicare. (35:57) - Failures. (38:02) - AARP. (38:37) - Macro Social Work & Policy – Younger Generations. (40:30) - Need for Interdisciplinary Work. (46:40) - Do Over?. (47:24) - Adversity and Perseverance. ❧ Fernando Torres-Gil. Interviewed by Rino Patti. Date of interview: 10-25-2014. Length of interview: 51 minutes. DVD containing interview. ❧ ADDITIONAL MATERIALS: 1. California Social Work Hall of Distinction Biography ( http://socialworkhallofdistinction.usc.edu/honorees/ ). 2. Curriculum Vitae. 3. DVD containing interview
No. 602 Fernando Torres-Gil
No full textTranscript (45 pages) of a phone interview by Becky B. Lloyd with Fernando Torres-Gil in Los Angeles on September 18, September 23, and October 15, 2010Torres-Gil (b. 1948) was born in Salinas, California. He was six months old when he contracted polio while living in Castroville, California. He was initially sent to Monterey County General Hospital in Salinas for treatment. His parents were immigrants from Mexico and were agricultural workers in California. He discusses his immediate and extended family, the family dynamics related to his illness, recovery and subsequent surgeries, and the support system developed with his family. He was locally treated by his physician, Dr. Englehorn. When initial treatments proved ineffective, Dr. Englehorn, a Shriner, arranged for Torres-Gil\u27s treatment at Shriners Hospital in San Francisco. His first hospital stay was at age 2 in 1950. He left the hospital after that stay using braces and crutches. He was subsequently hospitalized, for lengthy stays ranging from three to nine months, for various surgeries between 1954 and 1966. He describes these surgeries and his recollections of care and activities while in the hospital. He continues to use braces and crutches. He has never regained use of his right leg. Torres-Gil discusses his schooling, both while in the hospital and through the public school system. He talks about his progress, challenges and accommodation. He earned Associate and Bachelor degrees in California; Master\u27s and Doctorate degrees at Brandeis University. He has served on various councils for three US presidents, including currently on the Council on Aging. The interview concludes with Dr. Torres-Gil discussing the onset of, challenges with and adapting to post-polio syndrome. Interview is part of the Polio Oral History Project. Interviewer: Becky B. Lloy
Rhagovelia espriella Padilla-Gil 2011
No full textRhagovelia espriella Padilla-Gil, 2011 Material examined. COLOMBIA, Tumaco, La Espriella, Río Caunapí, 20 m, 21 VI 2010, leg. D. N. Padilla, 16 apt M, 1 macr M, 1 apt F, 1 macr F, (PSO-CZ). Macropterous male. Length 3.6, maximum width (across humeral angles) 1.38. Similar in general coloration and structure to apterous male, with following exceptions: pronotum brown, with anterior band yellow and covered with short, semi-recumbent black setae intermixed with scattered golden setae; anterior half dark brown, posterior half pale brown, bearing numerous black spots; humeral angles prominent and rounded, apex widely rounded; L/ W: 1.3 / 1.38; hemelytra exceeding tip of abdomen (0.3), bearing 3 closed cells, 2 long cells originating in the basal portion of the wing followed by one smaller cells extending into the near to distal half, displaying uniformly dull brown, darker veins; Sc vein covered with short, semi-recumbent brown setae. Macropterous female. Length 3.68, maximum width 1.52. Similar in general coloration and structure to apterous female, with following exceptions: anterior part of pronotum behind band yellow, convex and dark brown; posterior region decreased, pale brown, apex widely rounded; L/W: 1.48 / 1.52; hemelytra pale brown with darker veins, exceeding tip of abdomen (0.34), hemelytra similar to winged male.Published as part of Padilla-Gil, Dora Nancy, 2015, Ten new species of Rhagovelia in the angustipes complex (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Veliidae) from Colombia, with a key to the Colombian species, pp. 71-95 in Zootaxa 4059 (1) on pages 92-93, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4059.1.4, http://zenodo.org/record/23265
Jaime Gil de Biedma: un poeta espa??ol moderno frente a su tradici??n
No full textEste proyecto de Investigaci??n se ha centrado en las relaciones de la po??tica del autor espa??ol Jaime Gil de Biedma (Barcelona, 1929-1990) con algunos autores y tradiciones de la serie cultural espa??ola y el uso que hace de ellos a partir de la mirada del poeta moderno. En este recorte y en continuidad con el proyecto anterior (que revis?? las filiaciones de Gil de Biedma con el simbolismo franc??s), se ha indagado en referentes peninsulares decisivos en su percepci??n de la modernidad entre los que aparecen algunos poetas del 27, como Guill??n y Cernuda. A ello se ha sumado una revisitaci??n de g??neros medievales y de la ???tradici??n de tradiciones??? en su particular lectura del Siglo de Oro, intervenidos por Gil de Biedma en clave tambi??n moderna. El an??lisis de estas lecturas y reescrituras, sumadas a la exploraci??n complementaria e ineludible de las opiniones cr??ticas de Gil de Biedma al respecto (dispersas en ensayos, pr??logos, cartas, etc.), se articula como una continuidad de lo estudiado en el proyecto anterior y permite avanzar en las coordenadas de un proyecto creador superador, a un tiempo, del tardorromanticismo confesional y de la poes??a ???social??? m??s declamatoria, explorando un nuevo lenguaje po??tico
Sermones predicados en la Santa Patriarcal Iglesia de Sevilla, en los dias de S. Clemente y S. Fernando de 1799, y 1800 / por el P. M. Manuel Gil, de los Clérigos Menores de la Casa del Espiritu Santo...
No full textSign.: A-L⁴, M²Contiene: Sermón de acción de gracias á Dios por la conquista de Sevilla / lo dixo ... en el día 23 de noviembre de 1799 el P.M. Manuel Gil ... (p. [II]-XLIII) ; Sermón de San Fernando III ... / lo dixo ... en el día 30 de mayo de 1800 el P.M. Manuel Gil ... (p. [XLV]- LXXXIV)H Ca. 098/01
Juan Gil-Albert y Ramón Gaya. Historia de una amistad, 1934-1994
No full textIl saggio ripercorre l'amicizia tra il pittore Gaya e il poeta Juan Gil-Albert dagli anni '30 fino alla morte del poeta, passando per i drammatici anni della guerra e dell'impegno politico e l'esilio in Messico che condivisero
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