44 research outputs found
Florencio Sánchez entre las dos orillas/ Osvaldo Pellettieri y Roger Mirza, eds. Buenos Aires Galerna, 1998. (Cuadernos del Getea , 9)
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Josefina Castellví: Microbióloga, oceanógrafa y pionera de la investigación española en la Antártida
No full text[EN] Josefina Castellví was born in Barcelona on July 1, 1935. Her parents, with quite advanced ideas for the time, encouraged their daughters to study so that they would be independent.
Pepita, as she likes to be called, graduated in Biological Sciences, specializing in marine microbiology and oceanography at the Sorbonne University at a time when these disciplines were a rarity in Spain. In 1960 he joined the Fisheries Research Institute (seed of the Institut de Ciències del Mar de Barcelona), where he wrote his doctoral thesis and participated in his first oceanographic campaigns, not without the difficulty of having to fight for his place on the oceanographic vessels for the fact of being a woman.
Although she does not like to be called a pioneer, in the southern summer of 1984, Pepita participated in an Argentine oceanographic expedition together with the scientist Marta Estrada and the journalist Charo Nogueira, which would make them the first Spanish women to set foot in Antarctica. Later, in 1986, she was part of the CSIC group that camped on Livingston Island to claim a Spanish Antarctic scientific base. And it worked, because the following year she participated in the installation of the Juan Carlos I Spanish Antarctic Base (BAE), which she managed during the years 1988-1993. This made her the first woman in the world to be the head of a scientific base in Antarctica. [...][ES] Josefina Castellví nació en Barcelona el 1 de julio de 1935. Sus padres, con ideas bastante avanzadas para la época, animaron a sus hijas a estudiar para que fueran independientes.
Pepita, como le gusta que la llamen, se graduó en Ciencias Biológicas, especializándose en microbiología marina y oceanografía en la Universidad de la Sorbona en un tiempo en el que estas disciplinas eran una rareza en España. En 1960 se incorporó al Instituto de Investigaciones Pesqueras (semilla del Institut de Ciències del Mar de Barcelona), donde realizó su tesis doctoral y participó en sus primeras campañas oceanográficas, no sin la dificultad de tener que luchar por su plaza en los buques oceanográficos por el hecho de ser mujer.
Aunque no le gusta que la llamen pionera, en el verano austral de 1984, Pepita participó en una expedición oceanográfica argentina juntamente con la científica Marta Estrada y la periodista Charo Nogueira, lo que las convertiría en las primeras mujeres españolas en pisar la Antártida. Más tarde, en 1986, formó parte del grupo del CSIC que acampó en la isla Livingston para reclamar una base científica antártica española. Y funcionó, pues al año siguiente participó en la instalación de la Base Antártica Española (BAE) Juan Carlos I, que llegó a dirigir durante los años 1988-1993. Esto la convirtió en la primera mujer en el mundo en ser la máxima responsable de una base científica en la Antártida. [...
Tradición, modernidad y posmodernidad
No full text13 ref.Actas del Congreso Internacional de Teatro Argentino e Iberoamericano (6º.:1997:Buenos Aires
Adquisició d'informació lèxica i morfosintàctica a partir de corpus sense anotar: aplicació al rus i al croat
No full textTesis doctoral en Lingüística realizada por Antoni Oliver González bajo la dirección de la doctora Irene Castellón Masalles (U. de Barcelona) y del doctor Lluís Márquez Villodre (U. Politécnica de Catalunya). El acto de defensa de la tesis tuvo lugar el 27 de julio de 2004 ante el tribunal formado por los doctores Horacio Rodríguez Hontoria (U. Politécnica de Catalunya), Joan Castellví Vives (U. de Barcelona), Iñaki Alegría Loinaz (U. País Vasco), Toni Badia Cardús (U. Pompeu Fabra) y Ana María Fernández Montraveta (U. Autónoma de Barcelona). La calificación obtenida fue Sobresaliente Cum Laude por unanimidad.PhD Thesis in Linguistics written by Antoni Oliver González uinder the sypervision of Dr. Irene Castellón Masalles (U. de Barcelona) and Dr. Lluís Márquez Villodre (U. Politécnica de Catalunya). The author was examined in July 27th, 2004 by the commitee formed by Dr. Horacio Rodríguez Hontoria (U. Politécnica de Catalunya), Dr. Joan Castellví Vives (U. de Barcelona), Dr. Iñaki Alegría Loinaz (U. País Vasco), Dr. Toni Badia Cardús (U. Pompeu Fabra) y Dr. Ana María Fernández Montraveta (U. Autónoma de Barcelona). The grade obtained was Sobresaliente Cum Laude.Tesi doctoral en Lingüística realitzada per Antoni Oliver González sota la direcció de la doctora Irene Castelló Masalles (UB) i del doctor Lluís Márquez Villodre (UPC). L'acte de defensa de la tesi va tenir lloc el 27 de juliol de 2004 davant el tribunal format pels doctors Horaci Rodríguez Hontoria (UPC), Joan Castellví Vives (UB), Iñaki Alegria Loinaz (UPV/EHU), Toni Badia Cardús (UPF) i Ana María Fernández Montraveta (UAB). La qualificació obtinguda va ser Excel·lent Cum Laude per unanimitat
Adquisición de información léxica y morfosintáctica a partir de corpus sin anotar : aplicación al ruso y al croata
No full textTesis doctoral en Lingüística realizada por Antoni Oliver González bajo la dirección de la doctora Irene Castellón Masalles (U. de Barcelona) y del doctor Lluís Màrquez Villodre (U. Politècnica de Catalunya). El acto de defensa de la tesis tuvo lugar el 27 de julio de 2004 ante el tribunal formado por los doctores Horacio Rodríguez Hontoria (U. Politècnica de Catalunya), Joan Castellví Vives (U. de Barcelona), Iñaki Alegria Loinaz (U. País Vasco), Toni Badia Cardús (U. Pompeu Fabra) y Ana María Fernández Montraveta (U. Autònoma de Barcelona). La calificación obtenida fue Sobresaliente Cum Laude por unanimidad.PhD Thesis in Linguistics written by Antoni Oliver González under the supervision of Dr. Irene Castellón Masalles (U. de Barcelona) and Dr. Lluís Màrquez Villodre (U. Politècnica de Catalunya). The author was examined in July 27th, 2004 by the committee formed by Dr. Horacio Rodríguez Hontoria (U. Politècnica de Catalunya), Dr. Joan Castellví Vives (U. de Barcelona), Dr. Iñaki Alegria Loinaz (U. País Vasco), Dr. Toni Badia Cardús (U. Pompeu Fabra) and Dr. Ana María Fernández Montraveta (U. Autònoma de Barcelona). The grade obtained was Sobresaliente Cum Laude
dONes: motor de la recerca marina i ambiental
No full text14 pages.- Exposición en préstamo 7 paneles DIN A1Les ciències marines, l'oceanografia, l’activisme ambiental o l'exploració polar han estat tradicionalment uns àmbits molt masculinitzats. Aquesta exposició vol visibilitzar la labor de dones que han treballat per conèixer i protegir l’oceà i el planeta: Lynn Margulis, Ángeles Alvariño, Marta Estrada, Josefina Castellví, Rachel Carson i Sylvia Earle“PlànctON: motor de vida al planeta oceà”. Un proyecto del Institut de Ciències del Mar (ICM-CSIC) y la Escola del Mar (Ajuntament de Badalona). Con la colaboración de la Fundación Española para la Ciencia y la Tecnología (FECYT) - Ministerio de Ciencia e InnovaciónPeer reviewe
The hippocampal longitudinal axis – relevance for underlying tau and TDP-43 pathology?
No full textRecent studies suggest that hippocampus has different cortical connectivity and functionality along its longitudinal axis. We sought to elucidate the possible different pattern of atrophy in longitudinal axis of hippocampus between Amyloid/Tau pathology and TDP-43-pathies. Seventy-three presenile subjects were included: Amyloid/Tau group (33 Alzheimer’s disease (AD) with confirmed CSF biomarkers), probable TDP-43 group (7 semantic variant progressive primary aphasia, 5 GRN and 2 C9orf72 mutation carriers) and 26 healthy controls. We conducted a region-of-interest voxel-based morphometry analysis on the hippocampal longitudinal axis, by contrasting the groups, covarying with CSF biomarkers (Aβ42, total tau, p-tau) and covarying with episodic memory scores. Amyloid/Tau pathology affected mainly posterior hippocampus while anterior left hippocampus was more atrophied in probable TDP-43pathies. We also observed a significant correlation of posterior hippocampal atrophy with AD CSF biomarkers and visual memory scores. Taken together, these data suggest that there is a potential differentiation along the hippocampal longitudinal axis based on the underlying pathology, which could be used as a potential biomarker to identify the underlying pathology in different neurodegenerative diseases
Léxico con valoración emocional positiva en ruso
No full textThe purpose of research devoted to study of lexical system of units, expressing a positive emotional evaluation is determined by insufficient study of the given subsystem. In the present research the following tasks are put: 1) to reveal system of lexical units with a language positive emotional evaluation on the basis of the dictionary definitions and corresponded lexicographical marks; 2) on the basis of lexical-semantic and thematic attributes to carry out semantic-thematic classification of the given lexicon; 3) to define sintagmatical features of words expressing a positive emotional evaluation to reveal rules of typical compatibility and functioning have given lexical units in the text. The hypothesis is put forward, that the emotional evaluation can be determined through its components accessible to the objective analysis. As criterion of occurrence of an emotional evaluation at a lexical level the importance of the internal form of lexical units (semantic and derivative motivation) is offered. The emotional evaluation is determined as reflection of emotional thinking at realization of expressive function of language causing persuasive effect. The given theoretical positions allow specifying mutual relation of categories Expressiveness, Emotionality and Emotional evaluation: all emotional evaluative units are expressive. Components of an Emotional Evaluation are: - metaphorical figurativeness; - intensity of an expressed attribute; - sound figurativeness; - derivative affixes having own evaluative meaning. The kinds of a positive Emotional evaluation are determined, thus the friendly attitude as an independent kind of an Emotional evaluation for the first time is allocated: - friendly attitude (offered by the author); - tender attitude (difference in comparison with the friendly attitude in character of the emotional relation and intensity); - approval; - admiration (difference in comparison with approval in intensity). For the first time is determined thematic reference of GLT (lexical-thematic groups), determining occurrence of secondary positive-evaluated semantics on the basis of thematic reference of primary nominative semantics of lexemes; are determined through sems ('magic', 'heavenly', 'shine', 'fantastic', 'sweet' etc.), causing existence of quasistereotypes (angel, miracle, king, magic, raspberry, gold, sun, star etc). The tendencies to tender attitude admiration with minimal diffusive share of nominative components are determined
Hispanic Baroque Ekphrasis
No full textAnalyses of early modern Latin American literature have often portrayed it either as a continuation of the Iberian tradition, or as a reaction against Spanish imperialism. However, such overgeneralisations cannot account for the complex corpus of writing produced in the ‘New World’. This is particularly true for the study of Gongorism, the new style developed by the Spanish author Luis de Góngora (1561–1627), which transformed Baroque poetics on both sides of the Atlantic.In this monograph, Luis Castellví Laukamp examines Góngora’s impact on the visual and artistic imagination of two major Spanish American authors: Hernando Domínguez Camargo (1606–1659) and Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (1651–1695). Its implications extend beyond the Hispanic world to inform broader discussions about poetic influence, transmission of culture, and the relationship between art and poetry
