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Vostell y su lectura contemporánea de la tragedia antigua. Reflexiones en torno a la obra 7 contra Tebas (1992)
No full textThis study provides an analysis of 7 contra Tebas (Seven Against Thebes), a 1992 work in which Wolf Vostell synthesizes three of the most significant aesthetic elements developed throughout his creative career: the importance of theatrical expression, the Berlin Wall as a sign of the human element, and the image of the fall embodied by the mythological figure of Icarus (despite the fact that Icarus is not featured in Aeschylus, as the text that inspired the artistic proposal). The piece was designed as a project for the Mérida Theatre Festival in parallel with the proposal for a contemporary art lighthouse in the Balearic Islands (both proposals failed). It is presented as a work of strong polysemy in a context that synthesises, to a large extent, the whole of Vostell’s work from its beginnings.El presente estudio ofrece un análisis de 7 contra Tebas, obra del año 1992 en la que Wolf Vostell sintetiza tres de las claves estéticas más importantes que se dan a lo largo de su trayectoria creativa: la importancia de lo teatral, el Muro de Berlín como síntoma de lo humano y la imagen de la caída que encarna la figura mitológica de Ícaro –aunque Ícaro no sea partícipe de la obra de Esquilo que inspira la propuesta artística–. La composición, diseñada como proyecto para el Festival de Teatro Clásico de Mérida en paralelo con la propuesta de un faro de arte contemporáneo para las Islas Baleares –ambas fallidas al cabo–, se presenta con una rica polisemia en un contexto que sintetiza en buena medida el conjunto de la obra de Vostell desde sus inicios
El "phlamoulon" paleólogo ondeando sobre Tebas en el Madrid, BNE, MSS/4617
No full textEl Madrid BNE MSS/4617 contiene obras de Sófocles, Esquilo, Hesíodo y Píndaro con un abundante aparato de notas. Las tragedias y los poemas de cada uno de estos autores fueron copiados independiente pero coherentemente en Constantinopla hacia 1333, fecha del colofón de Jorge Cínamo
de la copia de Sófocles. En sus márgenes se puede identificar la cambiante escritura de numerosos
lectores, algunos de los cuales dan a conocer su nombre: Constantino, Demetrio y el siciliano Didac
(Διδάκος). En el f. 69v, un lector ha dibujado en el margen de Edipo Rey la encrucijada en la que
Edipo dio muerte a su padre Layo representando las ciudades al modo occidental, cada una con
su bandera. Como elemento singular, el phlamoulon paleólogo ondea sobre la ciudad de Tebas,
sugiriendo que el dibujante de la encrucijada quería reivindicar el carácter griego o bizantino de la
ciudad, aunque Tebas había dejado de ser bizantina en 1204 y estuvo en poder catalán y después de
los Acciauoli hasta la conquista turca.Madrid, BNE MSS/4617 contains works by Sophocles, Aeschylus, Hesiod, and Pindar, accompanied by an extensive apparatus of notes. The tragedies and poems of each author were copied
independently yet coherently in Constantinople around 1333, the year indicated by the colophon
of George Kinnamos in the copy of Sophocles. In its margins, the changing handwriting of numerous readers can be identified, some of whom reveal their names: Constantinos, Demetrios, and
the Sicilian Didac (Διδάκος). On f. 69v, a reader has drawn the crossroads where Oedipus killed
his father Laius, depicting the cities in a Western style, each with its own flag. Notably, the Palaiologan phlamoulon waves over the city of Thebes, suggesting that the illustrator of the crossroads
sought to assert the Greek or Byzantine character of the city, even though Thebes had ceased to be
Byzantine in 1204 and was under Catalan control and subsequently ruled by the Acciaiuoli until
the Turkish conquest
Viral hepatitis is associated with reduced bone mineral density in HIV-infected women but not men.
No full textOBJECTIVE:: Few studies have examined the impact of viral hepatitis on bone mineral density (BMD), and none have done so among HIV-infected patients. Our objective was to determine whether viral hepatitis was associated with low BMD in HIV. DESIGN:: A cross-sectional study among 1237 HIV-infected patients (625 with viral hepatitis). METHODS:: Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry scans of the lumbar spine and femoral neck were obtained. Clinical data, hepatitis B and C status, and markers of bone metabolism were determined at dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry scanning. Multivariable logistic regression examined the association between hepatitis and low BMD (Z-scor
Bacteriemia en el paciente inmunodeprimido
No full textTesis doctoral inédita leída en la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Facultad de Medicina, Departamento de Medicina. Fecha de lectura: 27 de Mayo de 1992
Association of serum vitamin D levels nd type 2 diabetes in HIV infection in the Modena cohort
No full textMetabolic complications, including type 2 diabetes mellitus and metabolic syndrome, are increasingly recognized among HIV-infected individuals. Low vitamin D levels increase the risk of type 2 diabetes mellitus. Our study demonstrates an association between vitamin D deficiency and type 2 diabetes mellitus
Prevalence of secondary causes of osteoporosis among HIV infected individuals
No full textAlthough osteopenia/osteoporosis is very
frequent among HIV infected individuals. Vitamin D deficiency is frequent in this Italian population and might be a contrib-
utor to this problem
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