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Anapis mariebertheae Dupérré & Tapia 2018, new species
No full textAnapis mariebertheae new species Figs 20–23, 51, 62a. Material examined. Male holotype from Ecuador, Cotopaxi Province, OTONGA Biological Reserve (-00.41433 - 79.00035) 1888m, 3–16.viii.2014, pitfall trap, E. Tapia, C. Tapia, N. Dupérré (QCAZ). Male paratype OTONGA Biological Reserve Reserve (-00.41433 -79.00035) 1888m, 3–16.viii.2014, in Dipluridae web, E. Tapia, C. Tapia, N. Dupérré (QCAZ). Etymology. The specific name is in honor of the first author mother Marie-Berthe Girard for her support. Diagnosis. Males are distiguished from all species by their very short clypeus (Fig. 51). Males most resemble A. anabelleae due to the lack of cusps on metatarsus and tarsus I but can be distinguished by their long and pointed conductor (Figs 20, 21, 21a), shorter and angular in the latter species (Figs 1, 2). Description. Male (holotype): Total length: 0.94; carapace length: 0.37; carapace width: 0.44; abdomen length: 0.57; abdomen width: 0.49; clypeus height: 0.08. Cephalothorax: Carapace orange; pars cephalica puntated, with Y-shaped punctation reaching lateral eyes; cephalic groove shallow, slightly punctated; pars thoracica dorsally rugose, margin slightly punctated (Fig. 51). Sternum orange, suffused with dark gray, punctated, longer than wide and covered with setae. Clypeus orange, punctated. Chelicerae orange, excavated medially; with one basal tooth and denticulate plate apically. Eyes: 6 eyes, rounded; AME absent, ALE separated by their radius, ALE-PLE contiguous, LE-PME separated by their radius, PME contiguous. Abdomen: rounded, with dorsal orange scutum; soft portion whitish without sclerites, laterally suffused with stripes of dark gray; spinneret scutum complete. Legs: Orange; metatarsus I and tarsus I without cusp (Fig. 22); metatarsus II slightly enlarged with one ventral cusp; tarsus II without cusp (Fig. 23). Genitalia: Palpal patella with small anvil-shaped, ventrally curved retrolateral apophysis; palpal tibia with one retrolateral trichobothrium; small scoop-shaped retrolateral apophysis (Fig. 21). Cymbium cup-shaped, without extension (Figs 20, 21). Embolus short not reaching tip of conductor; conductor transparent, faintly ridged, sinuous, pointed (Figs 20, 21, 21a). Female: Unknown. Distribution. Ecuador: Known only from the type locality. Natural History. The only two males known were collected at 1,888m. Remark. One specimen was collected while collecting a Dipluridae web. It is not possible to determine if this species is a kleptoparasite since the specimen was not observed in the web. The specimen could have been collected while collecting debris surrounding the web.Published as part of Dupérré, Nadine & Tapia, Elicio, 2018, Further discoveries on the minuscule spiders from the Chocó region of Ecuador with the description of seven new species of Anapis (Araneae: Anapidae), pp. 482-506 in Zootaxa 4459 (3) on page 490, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.145881
"Ponernos el espejo por delante": Staging Race in Alejandro Tapia y Rivera's La cuarterona
No full textÚnico por ser texto abolicionista escrito para estrenarse en la esfera pública del teatro, La cuarterona (1867), del puertorriqueño Alejandro Tapia y Rivera, ofrece un estudio nítido de las operaciones de la raza en el Caribe hispánico colonial. Este artículo considera el contexto de la creación y la performance del drama, las conexiones entre la obra y otros textos abolicionistas narrativos, y la cuestión de cómo y por qué Tapia se vale del teatro para tratar el tema de la raza y el colonialismo. Semejante a otros textos decimonónicos, La cuarterona proyecta la imagen de una identidad colectiva emergente que refleja el reformismo liberal de la época. Como pieza de teatro, sin embargo, se distingue por su presentación de la dinámica del poder ver y ser visto en una sociedad en la cual las identidades raciales híbridas hacían que la diferencia racial se hiciera cada vez más difícil de percibir. (Article is written in English).Peer reviewed
Un liberalismo extravagante: La Sataniada, de Alejandro Tapia y Rivera
No full textThis article examines the long poem La Sataniada (1878) by Puerto Rican author Alejandro Tapia in terms of both content and form. It discusses the limitations of previous studies and demonstrates the axis of the text is the dilemma of Nineteenth-Century European liberalism that sought to dismantle absolutism while avoiding the excesses of revolution and Jacobinism, to criticize the cult of moneyed wealth without promoting anti-bourgeois rebellion, and to attack the privileges of the Catholic Church without embracing atheism. The article examines how this dilemma is also present in other works by Tapia, such as Mis memorias and Póstumo el transmigrado. It examines how the combination of bold mix of epochs and historical figures with the strict adherence to an invariable strophic forro (around one thousand octavas reales) also corresponds to that wish for political change while avoiding its possible excesses.El artículo discute el extenso poema La Sataniada (1878) del autor puertorriqueño Alejandro Tapia desde el punto del contenido y forma. Se examinan las limitaciones de los estudios anteriores y se demuestra que el eje central de la obra es el dilema del liberalismo europeo del Siglo XIX que aspira a superar el absolutismo, pero evitar los excesos de las revoluciones y del jacobinismo, criticar el culto del dinero sin fomentar la rebelión anti-burguesa y atacar los privilegios de la Iglesia Católica sin abrazar el ateísmo. Se demuestra que este problema está igualmente presente en otros textos de Tapia, como Mis memorias y Póstumo el Transmigrado. Se discute cómo la audacia en la combinación de épocas y figuras históricas con una invariable y estricta forma estrófica (alrededor de mil octavas reales) corresponde al mismo deseo de cambio político a la vez que se evitan sus posibles excesos
Neonatal Gastric Sleeve for Multiple Gastric Perforations: A Case Report
No full textErratum to the Case Report: Reyna-Sepulveda F. Neonatal sleeve gastrectomy for multiple gastric perforations: a case report. J Neonat Surg. 2017; 6:10.In this case report, Dr. Francisco Reyna-Sepulveda was included as the only author; however, Fernando Montes-Tapia was also an author and the surgeon who performed and developed the technique and assisted in drafting and reviewing the manuscript. Due to a missing, He was not included in the author list. </jats:p
En memoria del periodista José Carrasco Tapia a 39 años de su cruel asesinato
No full textOn the occasion of the ceremony for the “José Carrasco Tapia Freedom of Expression Award,” which for the second consecutive year was presented by the School of Journalism of the University of Chile, María Olivia Mönckeberg paid tribute to the journalist, a leader of the Journalists’ Association, a member of the Revolutionary Left Movement, and editor of Análisis magazine, in whose honor the award was named. Mönckeberg—full professor at the University of Chile, recipient of the National Journalism Prize (2009), and author of a prolific body of investigative journalism—was deputy editor of the magazine when agents of the National Intelligence Directorate (CNI) abducted and shot Carrasco Tapia to death in 1986. This text is an edited version of María Olivia Mönckeberg’s testimony delivered at the opening of the award ceremony on August 12, 2025.Con ocasión de la ceremonia del Premio “Libertad de Expresión José Carrasco Tapia” que, por segundo año consecutivo entregó la Escuela de Periodismo de la Universidad de Chile, María Olivia Mönckeberg recordó al periodista, dirigente del Colegio de Periodistas, militante del Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionario y editor de la revista Análisis, en cuyo honor se nombró este premio. Mönckeberg, profesora titular de la Universidad de Chile, Premio Nacional de Periodismo (2009) y autora de una prolífica obra de investigación periodística, era subdirectora de la revista cuando agentes de la Central Nacional de Informaciones (CNI) secuestraron y asesinaron a balazos a Carrasco Tapia en 1986. Este texto es una versión editada del testimonio de María Olivia Mönckeberg en la apertura de la ceremonia de premiación el día 12 de agosto de 2025
Correction: Jiménez, F., et al. System for Road Vehicle Energy Optimization Using Real Time Road and Traffic Information. Energies 2014, 7, 3576-3598
No full textIn the original version of the article [1], insufficient acknowledgement was given for the original Dynamic Programming optimization tool. We apologize for this error. To correct this fact, Santiago Tapia-Fernández has been added as an author, and the acknowledgements and authors contributions have been corrected
Las migraciones en Tupátaro de los años 40 a los 70 del siglo XX /Guadalupe Alejandra Tapia Álvarez.
No full textTesis para optar por el grado de Licenciatura en Histori
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No full text- INAH 30 años de Sonora por Centro INAH Sonora. - Editorial por Fernando Tapia Grijalva. - Historias de la vieja cárcel por Raquel Padilla Ramos. - En el Museo de Sonora (Antigua Penitenciaría) por Centro INAH Sonora. - II Semana de la Historia Económica del Norte de México por Centro INAH Sonora. - Cocópera Arqueología de una Misión por Júpiter Martínez. - Noticias Arqueológicas por Centro INAH Sonora. - ¿Sabías que... por Eréndira Contreras. - Los saquéis de Hermosillo entre barrios y tradiciones por Alejandro Aguilar Zéleny. - Oaxaca en Sonora por Alejandro Aguilar Zéleny. - La Pintada. Manifestaciones gráfico-rupestre en Sonora. - La Biblioteca Ernesto López Yescas informa
Literature and cultural pluralism : East Indians in the Caribbean
Get PDFThis study explores the position, of imaginative literature
in the ethnically plural societies of Trinidad and Guyana in
the Caribbean. It examines the extent to which the production of imaginative literature has been marked by the same ethnic divisions which have bedevilled the political, social and cultural life of these societies. For reasons explained in Chapter One, the study focuses mainly on the literature by writers from and about the Indian section of the population.
However, the study is concerned not only with the way that
the context of ethnic and cultural fragmentation has affected a good deal of the writing produced in these societies, but also with the smaller number of works, mainly of fiction, which contribute to a much-needed understanding of these societies by bringing the lives of both major groups into a common focus. I argue that it is not enough to describe the differences between the two types of writing merely in terms of the presence or absence of ethnocentric biases, and discuss both the conceptual frameworks within which works of fiction may be felt to give'truthfullknowledge and the conventions of representation which most effectively communicate that knowledge to the reader.
The thesis is divided into four sections. The first develops
the argument that in much of the fiction examined there
has been a connexion between ethnocentric biases, an empiricist epistemology and conventions of representation which are defined later as naturalistic. Parts Two and Three present a detailed examination of this proposition by analysing the works of Indian and non-Indian authors. The fourth part discusses those novels which go beyond the presentation of ethnically fragmented images by constructing fictive worlds which attempt to encompass the social whole. Such novels are shown to have a self-awareness of their epistemological and cultural assumptions,
and in some cases an awareness that the real but hidden
structures of society may only be incompletely or falsely
experienced by the novel's characters. I show that such concerns with attempting to portray the real social whole, frequently intersect with an intense involvement, on the part of the author, with the aesthetic structuring and verbal texture of the novel
Partial actions on quotient spaces and globalization
Get PDF[EN] Given a partial action of a topological group G on a topological space X we determine properties P which can be extended from X to its globalization. We treat the cases when P is any of the following: Hausdorff, regular, metrizable, second countable and having invariant metric. Further, for a normal subgroup H, we introduce and study a partial actionof G/H on the orbit space X/∼H, applications to invariant metric sand inverse limits are presented.The first author was supported by CONAH-CYT (México).Martínez, L.; Tapia, HP.; Villamizar, A. (2024). Partial actions on quotient spaces and globalization. Applied General Topology. 25(1):125-141. https://doi.org/10.4995/agt.2024.17810OJS12514125
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