662 research outputs found
Jim Wallis, Author of God's Politics, to speak at UMC
No full textLemos, Krista. (2005). Jim Wallis, Author of God's Politics, to speak at UMC. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/220557
Briquet de Lemos: the trajectory of the author, publisher and librarian
No full textStarting from the question how to preserv and disseminate the memory of actors on the areas of librarianship and Documentation with significant unpublicized prominent acts, this research examines the professional trajectory of Antonio Agenor Briquet de Lemos, encompassing his academic training, practical experiences, and publications in the field of Information Science in Brazil, with a particular emphasis on the areas of Librarianship and Documentation. The study aims to preserve and systematise the contributions of Briquet de Lemos and the eponymous publishing house, focusing on their output in Librarianship and Documentation, as well as Briquet de Lemos's professional life as a publisher. To this end, the academic literature produced and edited by Briquet de Lemos was identified; list of publications by your publishing
house and description of publications about him. Data analysis procedure, following the three steps proposed by the author the first of organizing the material collected through research and questionnaires; second stage of coding; and thied stage – categorization, separated into 4 categories: Category 1: Biographical trajectory; Category 2: Literary end scientific production; Category 3: Contributions from Briquet de Lemos publishing house; Category 4: publications about Briquet de Lemos. This investigation employs a qualitative approach and is descriptive in nature with respect to its objectives. Methodologically, it is classified as bibliographical and documentary research. The work resulted in recording the life trajectory of Briquet de Lemos. The main difficulties were the lake of related work to construct the methodology and the limited time to collect information about Briquet.Partindo da pergunta como fazer para preservar e disseminar a memória dos atores das áreas de
Biblioteconomia e Documentação com atos de destaque significativos não publicizados, esta pesquisa versa sobre a trajetória profissional de Antônio Agenor Briquet de Lemos, desde a sua formação acadêmica, experiências práticas e as suas publicações no campo da Ciência da Informação no Brasil, com um enfoque especial na área de Biblioteconomia e Documentação. Objetivando preservar e organizar a contribuição de Briquet de Lemos e da Editora Briquet de Lemos a partir de sua produção na área da Biblioteconomia e Documentação, e sua vida profissional como editor da Briquet de Lemos Editora. Para tanto realizou-se a identificação da literatura acadêmica produzida e editada por Briquet de Lemos; Listagem das publicações da Editora Briquet de Lemos e a descrição das publicações sobre Briquet de Lemos. A análise de dados obedeceu ao procedimento de análise de conteúdo temática de Laurence Bardin seguindo as três etapas propostas pela autora: a primeira de organização do material coletado por meio de pesquisa e questionário; segunda etapa de codificação; e a terceira etapa – categorização,
separados em 4 categorias: Categoria 1: Percurso biográfico; Categoria 2: Produção literária e científica; Categoria 3: Contribuições da Briquet de Lemos Editora; Categoria 4: Publicações sobre Briquet de Lemos Trata-se de uma pesquisa de abordagem qualitativa, descritiva em relação aos objetivos, e inserida como pesquisa bibliográfica e documental quanto aos procedimentos. O trabalho resultou no registro da trajetória de vida de Briquet de Lemos. As principais dificuldades foram a ausência de trabalhos correlatos para a construção da metodologia e o pouco tempo para coleta das informações sobre Briquet
Virgílio de Lemos: poesia em trânsito
No full textEsta tese apresenta leitura da obra poética de Virgílio de Lemos & seus heterônimos, considerando os ciclos representativos da escrita desse autor moçambicano; especialmente, o que foi produzido entre 1944 e 1963. Para tanto, consideram-se os trânsitos e diásporas desse poeta e de sua poesia pelas ilhas moçambicanas e pelas águas do Oceano Índico. Com a mesma intenção, analisa-se, também, a produção poética dos três principais heterônimos de Virgílio de Lemos Duarte Galvão, Lee-Li Yang e Bruno dos Reis , avaliando que o desdobramento em heterônimos é sintomático e confere a radicalização do fingimento poético à lírica desse escritor moçambicano. Outros trânsitos de Virgílio de Lemos e seus heterônimos, como a opção pelo Barroco Estético, o percurso pelo Simbolismo e Impressionismo, pelos movimentos das Vanguardas Europeias especialmente, pelo Surrealismo, Cubismo e Dadaísmo ; pelas Vanguardas Latino-Americanas, pelo Modernismo Brasileiro e pelo Movimento Concretista. Esses trânsitos revelam uma lírica rebelde e transgressora em relação ao modelo literário predominante em Moçambique, fortalecendo uma atitude estética que ecoa subversão e resistência à repressão colonialista. Palavras-chave: Poesia Moçambicana, Virgílio de Lemos, Heteronímia. Identidade. Alteridade.This dissertation interprets the poetic work of Virgílio de Lemos and his heteronyms, considering the more representative cycles of the Mozambican author, mainly what was produced between 1944-1963. The transits and diasporas are considered essential for the development of his poetical exercise as well as the production of the three main heteronyms of Virgílio de Lemos Duarte Galvão, Lee-Li Yang and Bruno dos Reis. The unfolding in heteronyms is symptomatic and confers the radicalization of the poets persona. Other transits by Virgilio de Lemos and his heteronyms are also considered here, such as the option for the Baroque Aesthetic, the importance of Symbolism and Impressionism, the influence of the European Avant Guards, especially Surrealism, Cubism and Dadaism; the Latin American Modern Movements and his Concrete Poetry production. These transits reveal how subversive and innovative the poets lyric is mainly when compared to the predominant literary model in Mozambique, such aesthetical variations indicate an intense resistance to colonialist repression. Keywords: Mozambican Literature. Virgílio de Lemos. Poetry. Heteronyms. Identity
Organizational ecology: No Darwinian evolution after all. A Rejoinder to Lemos
No full textIn a recent article we argued that organizational ecology is not a Darwinian research program. John Lemos criticized our argumentation on various counts. Here we reply to some of Lemos's criticisms. © The Author(s) 2010
Transductions: a global experiment in digital curation
No full textThe ebook “Transductions” portraits the Renata Lemos Morais experience as a curator, which she describes as a journey of aesthetic serendipity. It is the textual offspring of Transductions #18, a pop-up exhibition that made part of the Pause Festival of Digital Culture in Melbourne, in 2015.
Through the fortuitous and elusive encounters of digital curation, Renata Lemos Morais has been exploring the refracted images of her own personal sense of aesthetics mirrored in the expansive lens of the digital mesh. Transductions#18 was conceptualised out of the creative urge to manifest this process within a physical space.
According to the author, “the exhibition was about living the questions not only in the now, but also about enacting a living experiment with some of the most important questions of our now, by tapping into the continuous mesh of virtuality and physicality which is interspersed in the chaos and complexity of contemporary life”
Dolops carvalhoi Lemos de Castro 1949
No full textDolops carvalhoi Lemos de Castro, 1949 (Figure 10) D. carvalhoi: LEMOS DE CASTRO (1949): 4–6, fIGS. 9–20, 23–25; Dolops geayi BOUVIER, 1897: IN PART WEIbEZAHN & CObO (1964): 123, PL. I–II; D. carvalhoi: LEMOS DE CASTRO (1985): 12, 57–59; THATcHER (2006): 394, 396, 399. Type host. Rhaphiodon vulpinus Agassiz, 1829 (Lemos de Castro 1949) Type locality. Confluence between Kuluene and Xingu Rivers, state of Mato Grosso, Brasil (Lemos de Castro 1949) Other hosts and localities. R. vulpinus, C. macropomum, the clupeiform Pellona castelnaeana Valenciennes, 1847, P. fasciatum, P. tigrinum, Phractocephalus hemiliopterus (Bloch & Schneider, 1801), Janauacá Lake, state of Amazonas, Brazil (Malta & Varella 1983); P. nattereri, Serrasalmus spilopleura Kner, 1858, S. marginatus, Brazilian Pantanal wetland, state of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil (Carvalho et al. 2003); P. nattereri, Araguaia River Basin, state of Goiás, Brazil (Carvalho et al. 2004); P. fasciatum (Linnaeus, 1766), P. tigrinum, Ichilo River, Bolivia (Mamani et al. 2004). Material deposited. 10 vouchers: 1 adult male ZUEC-CRU 3505, 4 July 2008, 1 adult female ZUEC-CRU 3506, 1 adult female INPA 2312, 8 July 2008, 1 adult male ZUEC-CRU 3503, 1 adult female MZUSP 36232, 8 July 2009, in ethanol 70%, Pseudoplatystoma corruscans, skin; 1 adult female ZUEC-CRU 3502, 1 adult female INPA 2313, in ethanol 70%, 8 July 2009, Pseudoplatystoma reticulatum, skin; 1 adult female ZUEC-CRU 3507, in ethanol 70%, 8 July 2008, Zungaro zungaro, skin; 1 immature female INPA 2314, in Hoyer’s medium, 1 immature female ZUEC-CRU 3404, 8 July 2009, skin, Salminus brasiliensis; all from Cuiabá River, Parque Nacional do Pantanal Matogrossense, Mato Grosso, Brazil (17°49′37.77″ S, 57°22′53.38”W). Measurements. Based on 3 males and 8 females. Total length (mm) 5.2 (4.2–6.1, n = 2) in males, 7.4 (5–11.1) in females. Carapace length 3.4 (2.7–4.1, n = 2) in males, 5.1 (3.6–7.7) in females; maximum carapace width 4.6 (3.2–6, n = 2) in males, 6 (4.3–8.5) in females. Carapace posterior sinus length 1 (0.7–1.2; n = 2) in males, 1.7 (1– 2.5) in females; width 1.2 (0.9–1.6, n = 2) in males, 2 (1.5–3) in females. Cephalothorax length 2 (1.5–2.9) in males, 3.2 (1.4–5.2) in females; anterior width 2 (1.6–2.5) in males, 3.5 (2.3–7) in females. Abdomen length 2.3 (1.5–3.1, n = 2) in males, 2.1 (1.5–2.9) in females; width 1.2 (1.1–1.3, n = 2) in males, 1.8 (1.3–2.4) in females. Abdomen posterior sinus length 1.9 (0.9–2.8, n = 2) in males, 1.4 (0.8–2) in females; width 0.8 (0.3–1.25, n = 2) in males, 0.7 (0.15–1). Eyes diameter (µm) 225 left and 200 right in one male, 336 (250–450, n = 7), left 332 (250– 425, n = 7) right in female; transverse distance between eyes (µm) 725 in one male, 1461 (1050–2000, n = 7) in female. First maxillae length 1.1 (0.8–1.4) left and 1.1 (0.7–1.5) right in males, 1.1 (0.7––1.7) left and 1 (0.7–1.6) right in females; Hook of the first maxillae length (µm) 715 (413–1250) left and 725 (431–1300) right in males, 498 (263–658) left and 452 (273–712.5) in females. Seta-like structure length (µm) 186 (140–250) left and 205 (114–275) right in males, 194 (75–250, n = 7) left and 160 (76.5–310, n = 7) right in females. Remarks. The specimens of D. carvalhoi that we observed had a pyriform carapace, which was wider than it was long, and, more frequently, covered all the legs in both males and females. There are no spines on the ventral surface of the carapace of this species (Lemos de Castro 1949) and the testis are bilobate. The presence of these characteristics makes its morphological relationship with D. longicauda, D. geayi and D. nana Lemos de Castro, 1950 (Bouvier 1899; Heller 1857; Lemos de Castro 1950) narrower. In his description of D. nana, Lemos de Castro (1950) stated that there are two spines plus a lobe on the base of the second maxillae. The author also exhibited legs without flagella in his drawings. Nevertheless, specimens of D. carvalhoi, D. longicauda and D. geayi have three spines on the base of the second maxillae (Fig. 10D) and flagella in at least the first and second legs. Males and females of D. carvalhoi have flagella on the first three legs (Lemos de Castro 1949). This, distinguishes them from specimens of D. geayi, which have flagella on just the first two pairs of legs (Bouvier 1899; Ringuelet 1943). Lemos de Castro (1949) said that the second pairs of flagella of D. carvalhoi are the largest and the third pairs smaller. However, in his drawings, he showed the first pair of flagella as smaller. In the specimens examined in the present study, we saw that only males exhibited smaller flagella on the third legs, whereas in D. longicauda, both males and females exhibited smaller flagella on the third legs. The spines on the base of the second maxillae are similar in D. carvalhoi and D. longicauda. The morphology of the anal papillae of the female (Fig. 10B, 11F) is also similar for these two species. Furthermore, a seta-like structure on the hook of the second maxillae without spines is present in both species (Fig. 10C, 11E). Morphologically speaking, therefore, the color pattern (bluish or greenish in D. longicauda, brownish in D. carvalhoi); the flagella on the third legs of females; and especially the abdomen length (smaller in D. carvalhoi: 27% and 44%, of female and male total length, respectively; larger in D. longicauda: 64% of total length) are important characteristics for distinguishing D. carvalhoi from D. longicauda. Yet, there are four to six multi-digit scales on the mandibles of D. carvalhoi, many of which are present on the legs (Fig. 10A), while in D. longicauda there are no scales on any part of it body.Published as part of Tavares, Luiz E. R., 2017, A new species of Argulus (Crustacea, Branchiura, Argulidae) from the skin of catfish, with new records of branchiurans from wild fish in the Brazilian Pantanal wetland, pp. 447-469 in Zootaxa 4320 (3) on pages 462-464, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4320.3.3, http://zenodo.org/record/89375
Editoração
No full textThis live is part of the Information Records project: dialogues between Librarianship, Archival Science and Information Science; coordinated by the Superintendent of the University Library System (SIBI) /UFBA, professor Ivana Borges Lins, in partnership with the Information Science Institute (ICI) /UFBA.
Professor Flávia Goulart Rosa (EDUFBA) interviewed Briquet de Lemos, a retired professor at the University of Brasília. The interviewee told his trajectory in the field of typography, professional experiences and how he became an editor in the area of Information Science (CI) and Librarianship in Brazil. She spoke of the emergence and closure of Editora Briquet Lemos. The professor highlighted the digital book as a positive point of technology because it democratizes access to information, in addition to offering numerous advantages for culture, making it possible to reduce environmental pollution by using less paper. He pointed out that as far as digital publishing is concerned, author remuneration must be resolved. Librarianship icon, Briquet de Lemos ended his speech advising graduates from the CI area to persist and be open to the changes that will always occur.Esta live faz parte do projeto Registros de Informação: diálogos entre a Biblioteconomia, Arquivologia e Ciência da Informação; coordenado pela Superintendente do Sistema Universitário de Bibliotecas (SIBI) /UFBA, professora Ivana Borges Lins, em parceria com o Instituto de Ciência da Informação (ICI) /UFBA.
A profª Flávia Goulart Rosa (EDUFBA) entrevistou Briquet de Lemos, professor aposentado da Universidade de Brasília. O entrevistado contou sua trajetória no campo da tipografia, experiências profissionais e como tornou-se editor na área da Ciência da Informação (CI) e da Biblioteconomia no Brasil. Falou do surgimento e do encerramento da Editora Briquet Lemos. O professor destacou o livro digital como um ponto positivo da tecnologia porque democratiza o acesso à informação, além de oferecer inúmeras vantagens para cultura, possibilitar a diminuição da poluição ambiental ao se utilizar menos papel. Pontuou que, no que diz respeito à publicação digital, a remuneração do autor deve ser resolvida. Ícone da Biblioteconomia, Briquet de Lemos finalizou sua fala aconselhando os egressos da área CI a persistirem e a estarem abertos às mudanças que sempre ocorrerão
Aristo illustratus, Seu Aristonis Iurisprudentia Celeberrima / [Laurentium Sanctos de San Pedro, in Salm[antic]ae Academ[i]ae] [Manuscrito]
No full textTexto en latín y en castellano; Letra del S. XVIICada una de las dos partes en que está dividida la obra tiene su portadilla; breves apost. marginales, recl.; foliación de la época a tinta, con algunas correcciones; foliación moderna a lápiz en los folios a-c del principio, éste lleva también, por confusión, el n.º 133, y desde el fol. 120 a tinta rectificado por 119 a lápiz hasta el final; en blanco los folios 111 a 117, 266 a 288, 290 y 310 a 355, excepto el 342; en el 110 consta: "Don Bern[ar]do de Angulo Lugo y Lemos, natural de la insigne Ciudad de Valladolid escribio este primer tomo de las obras de Don Lorenzo Santos de S[an] Pedro y le acabo de escribir a quinze dias del mes de Junio del año passado de Mil Secientos [sic] y nobenta y uno. Y por ser verdad lo signe y firme de mi nombre. Don Ju[an] Fran[cis]co de Lemos y Heras, D[o]n Ber[nar]do de Angulo Lugo y Lemos. Prosigue el segundo tomo de dicho author escrito por el susod[i]cho en d[i]cho año de 1691"; caja de escritura 17,5 x 11,5 cm, 31 lín. por p.1.Index -- 2. Aristo Illustratus. Pars prima. ... p[er] ... Laurentium Sanctos de San Pedro ... (fol. c) Aristo Illustratus ... -- 3. Aristo illustratus seu Aristonis Iurisprudençia ... Per ... Laurentium Sanctos de san Pedro. Anno millesimo sesentesimo nonagess[i]mo tertio. (fol. 118) Pars Secunda ... <In iuditio dotis ... (fol. 119) ... de Veteri autem emptore dubitabilior sane. (fol. 309)
Dalle, P. (Comp.) (2022). Estructura social de Argentina en tiempos de pandemia
No full textSebastián Lemos reseña el libro que compila Pablo Dalle: Estructura social de Argentina en tiempos de pandemia: Tomos I y II , al que define como una desafiante producción de conocimiento no solo por la profundización en una temática poco relevada a nivel nacional sino por la multidimensionalidad que representa el proyecto de investigación del que deriva tanto en términos teóricos, metodológicos como interdisciplinarios. El autor da cuenta de estos aspectos focalizando en el abordaje de cada tomo, los principales hallazgos integrales y las posibles respuestas políticas para atenuar los efectos de la doble crisis que describen los investigadores. Abstract Sebastian Lemos reviews the book compiled by Pablo Dalle: Social structure of Argentina in times of pandemic (Volumes I and II), which he defines as a challenging production of knowledge, not only due to the deepening of a topic that is not widely reported at the national level but also due to the multidimensionality represented by the research project from which it derives both in theoretical, methodological and interdisciplinary terms. The author gives an account of these aspects focusing on the approach of each volume, the main integral findings and the possible political responses to mitigate the effects of the double crisis described by the researchers
Strategic Environmental Assessment in higher education: Portuguese and Brazilian cases
No full textEnvironmental Impact Assessment is well established in higher education worldwide, with a history going back to the 1970s. In contrast, the teaching and training of Strategic Environmental Assessment is a relatively novel, less consolidated and implanted, but of growing importance as a decision support tool in planning and policy. Therefore, training needs in this domain have grown accordingly, demanding new answers from higher education institutions. Despite the existence of relevant work on sustainability in higher education, and on impact assessment education, there is a dearth of research on education of environmental assessment approaches for strategic levels of decision making. The goal of this research paper is to characterize the profile of Strategic Environmental Assessment in higher education in two distinct situations; Portugal and Brazil. Surveys were conducted to assess Strategic Environmental Assessment integration in their higher education institutions' curricula. Bachelor and masters' programmes and course curricula were analysed through a content analysis based approach. The main results showed a medium state of integration for Strategic Environmental Assessment, while stressing that it is still an unconsolidated area. These results also emphasized that there is a need to discuss the design of Strategic Environmental Assessment specialized courses that respond to societal needs, rethinking the impact assessment educational initiatives and approaches. The integration of this assessment instrument in curricula could have significant implications for the enhancement of higher education practices for sustainable development, by promoting better assessment and management of strategies, policies, legislation, plans and programmes and the decision-making processes involved
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