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Antipoesia em Lear rey & mendigo de Nicanor Parra
No full textTese (doutorado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Comunicação e Expressão, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Literatura, Florianópolis, 2009A presente tese é resultado de uma pesquisa de natureza qualitativa sobre Lear rey & mendigo (2005), tradução livre de Rei Lear de Shakespeare, elaborada pelo poeta chileno Nicanor Parra (1914-). Preparada inicialmente para sua encenação em 1992 pela Escola de Teatro da Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Chile, com direção de Alfredo Castro, estuda-se como a tradução e a encenação de Lear rey & mendigo são parte do próprio projeto antipoético parriano denominado antipoesia, ou, como essa obra sintetiza, conforme Raúl Zurita, a totalidade da proposta antipoética, ao mesmo tempo em que se configura como uma sorte de teoria geral dela. Para sua análise, pensa-se, principalmente, na leitura efetuada pelo crítico chileno César Cuadra, que situa a antipoesia em um contexto complexo e transmoderno da escritura, isto é, não restrito ao das produções poéticas no sentido estético ou artístico do termo, mas como um sistema multidimensional complexo que pensa a atual crise de legitimação dos relatos (e não só os provenientes da modernidade) na cena contemporânea, cena esta caracterizada pelo intenso desenvolvimento da cultura tecnocientífica. Cuadra expõe a antipoesia como uma desconstrução complexa de toda escritura, ou, conforme a denominação de Parra, como ecopoesía: a ecologização dos signos realizada através da complexidade dos relatos, operação esta conceituada por Edgar Morin. Para a análise da performance, priorizam-se os estudos de Patrice Pavis sobre a análise dos espetáculos e a tradução para a cena. Compuseram o acervo básico da pesquisa diversos documentos publicados a partir de 1991, como a gravação em vídeo do espetáculo adquirida junto ao Arquivo Iconográfico do Teatro Chileno da Escola de Teatro da Universidade Católica, e o número 103 (primavera 1991/outono 1992) da revista Apuntes, publicação da Escola de Teatro, além de diversas resenhas, notícias e entrevistas publicadas na imprensa, principalmente no jornal chileno El Mercurio. Acompanha a pesquisa uma entrevista com César Cuadra sobre a antipoesia parriana
Evaluacion preliminar da la calidad del agua y del aire de la cuenca del Bio Bio el uso de organismos biologicos.
No full textArchaeology for the History of Entella
No full textPresentazione del quadro archeologico della città di Entella quale riferimento per l'analisi dei decreti ivi rinvenuti
O curso de licenciatura em educação física da Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina: suas concepções de ensino e de educação física
No full textDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Maria. Centro de Educação Fisica e Desporto
FIGURE 1. Comanthera lanosa. A in Two new species of Comanthera (Eriocaulaceae) from Bahia, Brazil
No full textFIGURE 1. Comanthera lanosa. A. Habit, showing persistent leaf bases on the stem. B. Stem densely lanate. C. Abaxial surface of the canaliculated leaf with thickened veins and malpighiaceous trichomes. D. Adaxial surface of the canaliculated leaf without thickened veins and glabrous. E. Segment of one scape. F. Malpighiaceous and filamentous trichomes of spathes. G. Malpighiaceous trichomes of scapes. H. Staminate flower with base of sepals opaque-whitish and thicker. I. Sepal of the staminate flower (adaxial surface). J. Staminate flower with sepals removed showing petals opaque-whitish and thicker in the bottom half. K. Pistillate flower with two sepals removed. L. Fruit and remains of pistillate flower with sepals removed and elongated pedicel at seed dispersal phase. Sano et al. CFCR 14457 (SPF).Published as part of Parra, Lara Regina & Giulietti, Ana Maria, 2011, Two new species of Comanthera (Eriocaulaceae) from Bahia, Brazil, pp. 1-7 in Phytotaxa 27 on page 2, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.27.1.1, http://zenodo.org/record/489415
Awful disclosures of Maria Monk : as exhibited in a narrative of her sufferings during a residence of five years as a novice, and two years as a black nun, in the Hotel Dieu Nunnery at Montreal
No full textMaria Monk's personal narrative as related to Theodore Dwight. Maria Monk's personal narrative as related to Theodore Dwight. Has also been ascribed to John J. Slocum and to William K. Hoyte. Cf. New York herald, Aug. 12, 1836, p.2, col. 1 : The Colophon, pt. 17, 1934; Sabin and Gagnon, P. Essai de bibl. can. Dwight, Theodore, 1796-1866; Slocum, J. J. (John Jay), 1803-1863, supposed author; Hoyte, William K., 9from old Maria Monk's personal narrative as related to Theodore Dwight. Has also been ascribed to John J. Slocum and to William K. Hoyte.Maria Monk's personal narrative as related to Theodore Dwight. Has also been ascribed to John J. Slocum and to William K. Hoyte
PDF: Awful disclosures of Maria Monk : as exhibited in a narrative of her sufferings during a residence of five years as a novice, and two years as a black nun, in the Hotel Dieu Nunnery at Montreal
No full textHigh quality PDF version of Maria Monk's personal narrative as related to Theodore Dwight. Maria Monk's personal narrative as related to Theodore Dwight. Has also been ascribed to John J. Slocum and to William K. Hoyte. Cf. New York herald, Aug. 12, 1836, p.2, col. 1 : The Colophon, pt. 17, 1934; Sabin and Gagnon, P. Essai de bibl. can. Dwight, Theodore, 1796-1866; Slocum, J. J. (John Jay), 1803-1863, supposed author; Hoyte, William K., 9from old Maria Monk's personal narrative as related to Theodore Dwight. Has also been ascribed to John J. Slocum and to William K. Hoyte.Maria Monk's personal narrative as related to Theodore Dwight. Has also been ascribed to John J. Slocum and to William K. Hoyte
FIGURE 1. Syngonanthus cujabensis. A in The synonymization of Philodice with Syngonanthus (Eriocaulaceae)
No full textFIGURE 1. Syngonanthus cujabensis. A: Habit; B: Involucral bract from the inner series; C–E: Staminate flower; C: Pedicel, calyx and stamens exserted; D: Calyx opened to show the corolla and stamens; E: Corolla, front view, showing the stamens and pistillode; F–H: Pistillate flower; F: Sepals and apices of the petals; G: Calyx opened to show the corolla united in the median region and free at the base and apex; H: Gynoecium (A–H from Riedel 946); I: Detail of the inflorescence with the cauline leaves removed; J–K: Involucral bracts; J: Outer series; K: Inner series; L–N: Staminate flower; L: Complete flower with bract, calyx and corolla; (I–L from Maas & Westra 4105); M: Calyx opened to show the corolla with a more delicate zone; N. Calyx opened to show the areas of separation between the petals (M–N from Ule 7666); O–P: Pistillate flower; O: Complete flower with bract, calyx and corolla (from Maas & Westra 4105); P: Calyx with one of the sepals removed to show the corolla united in the median part and free at the base and apex (from A.C. Smith 2284). Drawn by Ana Maria Giulietti & Carla Lima.Published as part of Giulietti, Ana Maria, Hensold, Nancy, Parra, Lara Regina, Andrade, Maria José Gomes De, Berg, Cassio Van Den & Harley, Raymond Mervyn, 2012, The synonymization of Philodice with Syngonanthus (Eriocaulaceae), pp. 50-56 in Phytotaxa 60 (1) on page 54, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.60.1.7, http://zenodo.org/record/506165
First person – Maria Replogle
No full textFirst Person is a series of interviews with the first authors of a selection of papers published in Disease Models & Mechanisms, helping early-career researchers promote themselves alongside their papers. Maria Replogle is first author on ‘
Establishment of a murine culture system for modeling the temporal progression of cranial and trunk neural crest cell differentiation’, published in DMM. Maria is a PhD student (dissertator) in the lab of Ava J. Udvadia at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, USA, investigating the genetic and environmental factors that contribute to developmental birth defects and disorders, particularly those that impact the formation of the skeletal elements in the head
Voice to Vision XV: "Madres de Soacha"
No full textMonta, Orceny; Palacios Romero, Fanny; Marina Bernal Parra, Luz; Ariza, Patricia; Carmona, Lucero; Ubilermo Sanabria Lopez, Maria; Feinberg, David; Andrews, Beth; Barnett Hensel, Jennifer; Supak, J. Wren; Anton, Kristin; Allen, Shayna; Novotny, Olivia; Hoang, Kimchi; Ramos Garcia, Luis; Silva, Ernesto; Sievers, Kylie; Jurichko, Danielle; Provinzino, Sydney; Nortwen, Olivia; Schumacher, Miki; Pope, Rowan; Pope, Bly. (2019). Voice to Vision XV: "Madres de Soacha". Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/208487
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