24 research outputs found
Erotismo y mística castellana en José Ángel Valente: Mandorla, El fulgor y Al dios del lugar
No full textMàster Oficial d'Estudis Avançats en Literatura Espanyola i Hispanoamericana, Facultat de Filologia i Comunicació, Universitat de Barcelona. Curs: 2024-2025. Tutora: Lola Josa.El estudio de la poesía de José Ángel Valente permite numerosas perspectivas y acoge diferentes influencias. El presente trabajo se centra en una de ellas: el erotismo procedente de la mística castellana, concretamente de san Juan de la Cruz. En este trabajo, se ha tratado de desarrollar y especificar qué extrajo Valente de las enseñanzas de la mística y cómo lo incorporó a su poesía del silencio. Con este propósito, y a partir de la mirada de Valente hacia los místicos, también se ha realizado una propuesta de símbolos que permean los tres poemarios que conforman nuestro corpus: Mandorla, El fulgor y Al dios del lugar. Finalmente, se ha elaborado un análisis poético que refleje el valor del «eros místico» y el sentido que este arroja a la comprensión de la palabra poética en la obra valentiana
Ecografia in unità di terapia intensiva cardiologica
No full textecografia in urgenza in terapia intensiva coronaric
Metodologie in Real Time - PCR per la ricerca degli allergeni arachide, mandorla, noce e nocciola in matrici alimentari
No full textNei paesi industrializzati le allergie alimentari rappresentano un importante problema per la salute della popolazione. Molti studi effettuati su individui allergici indicano che già quantità del milligrammo di allergene possano innescare reazioni di grave entità. È quindi necessario utilizzare metodi analitici estremamente sensibili in grado cioè di rilevare l’allergene anche solo in tracce.
Lo scopo del presente elaborato di tesi, svolto nell’ambito di un periodo di stage presso il laboratorio agro-alimentare di pH s.r.l. di Tavarnelle Val di Pesa, in particolare nel settore biomolecolare, è stato quello di mettere a punto e successivamente validare metodiche analitiche in Real Time - PCR per la ricerca degli allergeni arachide, mandorla, noce e nocciola.
Il confronto di vari metodi di estrazione del DNA ha indotto a scegliere la metodologia con CTAB poiché a differenza dei kit presenti in commercio permette di analizzare una quantità di campione più rappresentativa, dal momento che gli allergeni sono presenti negli alimenti a “macchia di leopardo”.
Le metodiche descritte sono state validate per effettuare analisi di tipo qualitativo, sono stati presi in considerazione quei parametri quali la specificità, la sensibilità, il limite di rilevazione, la ripetibilità, la robustezza e l’incertezza di misura che vengono richiesti dalla norma UNI EN ISO/IEC 17025:2005 per l’accreditamento dei metodi di prova.
Per la ricerca dell’allergene arachide è stato possibile valutare anche la riproducibilità del metodo e partecipare ad un Proficiency Test del FAPAS.
I saggi TaqMan presentati nella tesi sono risultati essere rapidi e sicuri per poter effettuare analisi su matrici alimentari altamente processate, venendo incontro alle esigenze dell’industria alimentare per assicurare l’immissione sul mercato di prodotti di accertata qualità. I risultati ottenuti hanno permesso di considerare i protocolli di Real Time - PCR proposti come delle metodologie valide per l’identificazione degli allergeni di arachide, mandorla, noce e nocciola in matrici alimentari, consentendo di dichiarare l’idoneità dei metodi per gli scopi prefissati in quanto stabiliscono le caratteristiche e i limiti dei metodi stessi identificando i fattori che possono influire su tali caratteristiche.
I metodi descritti in questo lavoro saranno sottoposti ad accreditamento da parte dell’ente di certificazione ACCREDIA, l’unico organismo nazionale autorizzato dallo Stato a svolgere attività di accreditamento
Educational pathway, competence, indication and quality process of the new classification of echocardiography according to the appropriateness of use and application
No full textIn continuation of a previous publication, the present study will take into account for each application and profile the clinical use, the minimal data settings, the echo data findings, the indications, the quality process, the accreditation requirements, educational tailored pathway contents and modalities. The aim of the present document was to define the main applications of echocardiography and to tailor for each application-derived profile, according with the previous definitions, requirements that clearly identify the indication, objective, clinical situation in which echocardiography is used, educational pathway and training, quality process and accreditation. © 2014 Italian Federation of Cardiology
Management of acute myocardial infarction with elevation of the ST segment in the Umbria region: results of the Umbria-STEMI observational prospective registry
No full textFinding Myself: New Poems by Kate Dahlstedt
No full textA set of poems about self reflection.Kate Dahlstedt, MA, LMHC, is a psychotherapist, mentor, and author. Her book of poems, Lessons From The Garden, Selected Poems and Essays (Mandorla Books), were published during the Covid pandemic
Antígona González: Thinking Through Language, the Body, Writing, and Translation in the Present
No full textU.S. translator, poet John Pluecker, will reflect on language, the body, writing, and translation at this time in history. They will read poems from their book Antígona González about one person’s missing body in Tamaulipas, Mexico.”
About the Lecturers: Born in 1978 in Querétaro, Sara Uribe has lived in Tamaulipas since 1996. She graduated with an undergraduate degree in Philosophy; she received the Carmen Alardín Regional Poetry Prize in 2004, the Tijuana National Poetry Prize in 2005 and the Clemente López Trujillo Poetry Prize in 2005. She has been a grantee of the Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes (2006-2007) and of the Programa de Estímulos a la Creación y Desarrollo Artístico (2010 & 2013). She has published Lo que no imaginas (2005), Palabras más palabras menos (2006), Nunca quise detener el tiempo (2008), Goliat (2009) and Siam (2012). Her poems have appeared in periodicals and anthologies in Mexico, Peru, Spain, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States.
John Pluecker is a writer, interpreter, translator and co-founder of the language justice and literary experimentation collaborative Antena. His work is informed by experimental poetics, radical aesthetics and cross-border cultural production.
His texts have appeared in journals in the U.S. and Mexico, including The Volta, Mandorla, Aufgabe, eleven eleven, Third Text, Animal Shelter, HTMLGiant and Fence. He has translated numerous books from the Spanish, including Antígona González (Les Figues Press, Forthcoming), Tijuana Dreaming: Life and Art at the Global Border (Duke University Press, 2012) and Feminism: Transmissions and Retransmissions (Palgrave Macmillan, 2011). His most recent chapbooks are Killing Current (Mouthfeel Press, 2012), Ioyaiene (Fresh Arts, 2014) and An Accompanying Text (She Works Flexible, 2015). His book of poetry and image, Ford Over, is forthcoming in 2016 from Noemi Press
Símbolos axiales en la poesía de José Ángel Valente
No full textJosé Ángel Valente‟s poetry has a tremendous and unusual symbolic density. This density is favored by the author‟s dual aspiration to reach the spiritual limit of his creation, and the material one at the same time. As an essential components of Valente‟s aesthetic search, we can observe several symbols that work like axis of his poetry. Same of they are the tree, the cross or the mandorla, whose meaning and role will be observed by us. In this paper we will study these different symbols, as well as another images born to those axial symbols like the labyrinth, the snake, the bird or the cloud. Of course, we will link all these symbols and their role in José Ángel Valente‟s poetry with the ultimate meaning of his creation.La poesía de José Ángel Valente posee una inusual densidad simbólica favorecida por la doble aspiración de abarcar tanto el extremo más grávido y material de la creación del autor, como aquel otro más etéreo y espiritual. Como componentes esenciales de esta búsqueda, podemos observar diversas imágenes (árbol, mandorla, hombre, cruz, etc.) que actuarán a modo de ejes simbólicos de su obra, ejes en torno a los cuales gira su universo poético. El estudio de los diferentes símbolos axiales, así como de otra serie de imágenes entendidas como proyecciones de aquéllos (laberinto, sierpe o nube), constituye el propósito del presente trabajo, tarea en la que relacionaremos cuanto vayamos descifrando con el sentido último de la poesía de José Ángel Valente
Eminescu, Benjamin Fondane, Paul Celan: Yves Bonnefoy et les poètes roumains
No full textAlthough many critics have underscored the connections between the work of Yves Bonnefoy and Italy or Greece, none have analyzed the possible of a connection – however slim – with Romania. Our essay examines the relations, often overlooked, between the French poet and certain Romanian poets, taking a cue from unpublished interviews. In the first part, we underline the existence of a spiritual and poetic community between Yves Bonnefoy, Lermontov and Mihai Eminescu. In the second part, we pinpoint the various moments in which the existential and artistic paths of Yves Bonnefoy and of Paul Celan come together, revealing an unknown interpretation on the part of the French author of Celan’s poem Mandorla. In the third part, we try to identify the hidden relations between the work of Yves Bonnefoy and that of Benjamin Fondane, particularly inBaudelaire et l’expériencedu gouffre, in order to demonstrate the degree to which the French writer may be included in Fondane’s critical and philosophical posterity
Maps of the Unrelated: An Interview with Roberto Tejada on Twentieth-Century Mexican Photography
No full text[para. 1]: "Roberto Tejada is an art historian, curator, and associate professor of art history at the University of Texas, where he recently arrived as a specialist in Chicana-Latino art. Previously, he had been associate professor of art and media history, theory, and criticism in the visual arts department at the University of California, San Diego. A widely published poet and literary translator, he is the author of Mirrors for Gold, as well as the founder and coeditor of Mandorla: New Writing from the Americas. His monograph on the artist Celia Álvarez Muñoz for the series A Ver: Revisioning Art History will be published also with the University of Minnesota Press later this year."</p
