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Descripción del proceso constructivo y control de calidad del emisor submarino Taboada.
Get PDFGARCÍA Tito, Zonia Susy. Descripción del proceso constructivo y control de calidad del emisor submarino Taboada. Monografía (Ing. Mecánico de Fluidos). Lima, Perú: Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Facultad de Ciencias Físicas, EAP. de Ingeniería Mecánica de Fluidos, 2014. 128 h.El objetivo del presente trabajo fue describir el Proceso Constructivo y Control de Calidad que se realizó al Emisario Submarino desde su etapa inicial hasta su puesta en Marcha
Eumerus lyneborgi Ricarte & Hauser & Kinnee & Marcos-García 2020, sp. nov.
No full textRemarks on Eumerus lyneborgi sp. nov. and similar species Eumerus lyneborgi sp. nov. is similar to E. vestitus Bezzi, 1912 in body size and constitution, predominantly pollinose frons, with punctured pollinosity (females), swollen metafemur, with two ventral rows of short black spinae, one antero-apically and other postero-apical, lateral margins of terga III and IV pollinose, and tergum IV widely pollinose posteriorly. Bezzi (1912) described E. vestitus based on males and females from ‘ Guinea Portoguese’ (nowadays, Guinea-Bissau), supposedly the male and three females the authors of the present paper found in the MCSNG collection. These specimens are all labelled as ‘syntypus’ and a female has an additional label of ‘Typus’. Bezzi (1912) did not mention a holotype or type specimen for his new species in the description. Thus, according to articles 73.1.1 and 73.1.2 of the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (1999), this ‘Typus’ is not a valid holotype and therefore all specimens are syntypes. In addition, no subsequent type designation for E. vestitus is known to the authors of the present paper. In the past, curators sometimes labelled arbitrarily as ‘Typus’ the best looking specimen within the type series (M.A. Alonso-Zarazaga in lit.), and this is likely to be the case for this ‘Typus’ specimen. Thus, lectotype designation is possible for this nominal species in order to stabilise this species concept, especially because it is a mixed type series and the newly described species in this paper is similar to E. vestitus. Thus, we here designate the male specimen as lectotype (Fig. 9). All other specimens (females) become automatically paralectotypes (Figs 10, 11). All specimens of the type series, except for one are recognised to be conspecific. The outlier specimen (female paralectotype) has (1) denser and longer eye pilosity (eye with very short and scattered pile in the other two females) (Fig. 10C, D), (2) slight but obvious pollinosity surrounding posterior ocelli (this same area is shiny or nearly so in the other two females), (3) individual dots of frontal pollinosity very small (larger in the other females) (Fig. 10A, C), (4) basoflagellomere tapering dorsally for the apical two thirds (for the apical half or less, in the other two females) (Fig. 10C, D), (5) metatibia bumped ventrally (less bumped, tending to straight, in the other two females), (6) apex of metatibia without short black spinae (apex of metatibia with two short black spinae in the other two females) (Fig. 11). This outlier female is similar to the female of E. obliquus (Fabricius 1805) (widespread in Africa) and E. figurans Walker, 1859 (not recorded from Africa). However, it differs from that of E. obliquus in the pollinose vertex (broadly shiny in E. obliquus), wide pollinose posterior margin of scutellum (much narrower to almost absent in E. obliquus), narrow diagonal vittae of terga III and IV (wider in E. obliquus), and shiny posterior margin of tergum IV (extensively pollinose in E. obliquus); and differs from the female of E. figurans in the pollinose vertex and occiput (vertex and occiput shiny in E. figurans), the densely and homogeneously pollinose frons (frons with a medial line of sparser pollinosity in E. figurans), and the short spinae of the anteroapical row of metafemur (longer spinae in E. figurans). The outlier specimen did not key out with Lyneborg’s manuscript key to the Afrotropical species of Eumerus, and might represent an undescribed sister species of E. vestitus. However, we decided not to describe it as a separate taxon due to the absence of other specimens, including males with conspecific morphology. Additional examined material of other Eumerus species. Type series of the nominal species, Eumerus vestitus Bezzi, 1912. Lectotype: 1³, GUINEA PORTOGUESE, Rio Cassine, XII.1899 – IV.1900. L. Fea (part of the date crossed out as indicated) / SYNTYPUS ³ Eumerus vestitus Bezzi, 1912 (on pink label). Paralectotypes: 1♀, GUINEA POR- TOGUESE, Rio Cassine, XII.1899 – IV.1900. L. Fea (part of the date crossed out as indicated) / vestitus Bezzi / TYPUS (printed in red) / Eumerus vestitus n. sp. (handwritten on a pink label; ‘ n. sp. ’ is an interpretation of the actual label lettering) / SYNTYPUS ♀ Eumerus vestitus Bezzi, 1912 (on pink label) / Museo Civico di Genova; 2♀, GUINEA PORTOGUESE, Rio Cassine, XII.1899 – IV.1900. L. Fea (part of the date crossed out as indicated) / SYNTYPUS ♀ Eumerus vestitus Bezzi, 1912 (on pink label) / Museo Civico di Genova [MCSNG]. The male syntype lacks the antennae and the right prolegs, and the head is pasted to thorax in its original position. The female syntype labelled as ‘typus’ lacks the left basoflagellomere, while another female lacks the left metatarsus. There were specimens from Egypt, donated by Becker to Bezzi and found by this latter author that they were erroneously identified as E. obliquus, mentioned in the original description, which we could not locate. Additional material of Eumerus vesti-tus: 2³, 1♀, Egypt, Cairo, Gizera, 24.ix.1992, leg. M. Hauser [CSCA]; 1³, Egypt, Luxor, Westbank of Nile river 25.694N 32,628E, 1.iv.2018 leg Schmid-Egger [CSCA]; 1³, Tunisia, Monastir, 15km S Sousse, 28.vi.1994, leg. M. Hauser (first record of E. vestitus from Tunisia) [CSCA]. Eumerus obliquus: AFRICA. 1♀, ‘Cap. B. Spei.’ [South Africa, Cape of Good Hope], Coll. H. Loew, obliquus F (hand written); 1³, Africa, Coll. H. Loew [ZMB]; 1♀ [published in Marcos-García et al. (2013)], Île de la Réunion (France), Les Avirons, 24.vi.2010, Leg.: N. Estela Ribera, Det. as E. obliquus by A. Ricarte & M.A. Marcos-García in 2010 (CEUA00105083) [CEUA]; 1³, 2♀, Mozambique, Sofala Prov. Gorongosa Park, small lake, 18°56’39»S 34°26’35»E, 300m, ex Malaise, 19–30.iv.2015 leg. M. Hauser & A. Rung [CSCA]; 1³, Zambia Southern Prov., Livingston, 17.842 S 15.857 E, 960m, 1.v.2016, leg M. Hauser & CJ Borkent [CSCA]; 1³, Zambia, Northern Prov. 8.8 km WSW Kakumbi, S Luangwa NP, 22–26.iv. 2016, 525m, 13.115 S 31.726 E, Malaise trap, leg. M. Hauser, CJ Borkent & DM Ndalamei [CSCA]; 1³, Mali 30 km N Bamako, 20.vii.1991, leg. M. Schwarz [CSCA]; 1³, Ghana, Northern Region, Mole National Park, 165m, 09°15’33»N 01°51’43»W, Malaise trap, 28–30.iv.2014 leg. S. Gaimari & M. Hauser [CSCA]; 1³, Tunisia, Monastir, 15km S Sousse, 28.vi. 1994, leg. M. Hauser [CSCA]. AUSTRA-LIA. 1♀ with puparium, Palmwoods, nr Nambour, Qld, C. Hayward, emerged 17.v.1986, ex rotting guava infested with larvae of Dacus tryoni (UQIC Reg #94996) [CSCA]. EUROPE. 1♀, Spain (mainland), Alicante, San Juan, 01.iv.2020, Leg. M.A. Marcos; 1♀ [published in Ricarte et al. (2008)], Spain, Balearic Islands, Mallorca, Ses Salines, P/ 29.x.2005, Leg.: M.A. Marcos-García (#6844), Det. as E. obliquus by A. Ricarte in 2006 (CEUA00084841). Eumerus obliquus is widespread all over Africa, also found in the Canary and various Mediterranean islands, as well as in mainland Europe: Spain (first records in the present paper), southern France and Italy (Speight 2020). This species is also introduced in Australia and South America (Garcete-Barrett et al. 2020). A female of Eumerus punctifrons Loew, 1857 with the following data: Tunis, 62285 [ZMB]. Photos of the holotype of Eumerus figurans Walker, 1859 at the Natural History Museum, London, available at https://www.nhm.ac.uk/.Published as part of Ricarte, Antonio, Hauser, Martin, Kinnee, Scott & Marcos-García, Ángeles, 2020, A new Eumerus hoverfly (Diptera: Syrphidae) from Namibia and South Africa with notes on similar species, pp. 493-508 in Zootaxa 4890 (4) on pages 502-503, DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4890.4.3, http://zenodo.org/record/430650
Quichuana pulverifacies Ricarte & Marcos-García & Hancock & Rotheray 2012, SP. NOV.
No full text<i>QUICHUANA PULVERIFACIES</i> RICARTE & HANCOCK SP. NOV. <p>FIGURE 20</p> <p> <i>Description</i></p> <p>Female</p> <p> <i>Head:</i> Ocellar triangle with pale hairs; frons with an anteriorly directed chevron of pollinosity; frons with sparse, anteriorly and laterally directed, golden yellow hairs; dorsal surface of frontal prominence with hairs conspicuously longer than those on frons; antenna black; basoflagellomere straight ventrally and curved dorsally (Fig. 20); bf = 1.5; face white pollinose, except for a very narrow central, shiny stripe not reaching the antennae nor the mouth edge; face with golden yellow hairs, bare on the central stripe; occiput with white pollinosity on the lower two-thirds.</p> <p> <i>Thorax:</i> Scutum black, covered mainly in short, pale hairs; scutum with two conspicuous, white pollinose stripes extending beyond the TS; NP and PAPT posterodorsally with tufts of white hairs; hairs on PC longer than those on the scutum; scutellum dark brown, with short, pale hairs; legs black, except for tibiae, tarsi, and apical third of femora, which are darker, especially in metalegs; apicoventral half of metafemur with black hairs; ventral surface of mesotibia with scattered black hairs; wings brown, pigmented anteriorly and extensively microtrichose, except for some bare areas on cells BM, CuP, and alula; calypteres white, but with dark-brown margin.</p> <p> <i>Abdomen:</i> Tapering towards the apex; terga black; terga I–IV mostly pale haired; tergum I without a conspicuous moustache arrangement of hairs; anterior section of the lateral margins of tergum II with long, white hairs, some of them wavy at the tip (the longest hairs at each of terga III–IV also occur on the anterior section of the lateral margins of terga); tergum V with scattered black hairs posteriorly; sterna with white hairs, shorter on sterna III–IV.</p> <p>Male</p> <p>Unknown.</p> <p> <i>Etymology</i></p> <p> The noun in apposition ‘ <i>pulverifacies</i> ’ means ‘dusty face’ and refers to the fact that the face is extensively pollinose, only showing a short, narrow, central, shiny stripe.</p> <p> <i>Material examined (NHM)</i></p> <p> <i>Holotype:</i> 1f, Upper Amazons, Peru, J.J. Mounsey/ Yahuas Terr, 16.vii–12.viii.13 (handwritten)/C. J. Wainwright Collection., B.M. 1948-488/ <i>Quichuana</i> ? <i>bezzii</i> Ceresa, N.P. Wyatt det. 1986 (species name and author handwritten).</p> <p> <i>Paratype:</i> 1f, same data as those in the holotype, but without identification label.</p> <p> <i>Range</i></p> <p>Peru.</p> <p> <i>Taxonomic notes</i></p> <p> Very large species (14.7 mm) with slender abdomen; body extensively pale haired; similar to <i>Q. knabi</i> but conspicuously larger; face covered in pollinosity more than any other species; in <i>Q. pulverifacies</i> sp. nov. the basoflagellomere is shorter (bf = 1.5) than that of <i>Q. knabi</i>, and nearly oval (Fig. 20), whereas in <i>Q. knabi</i> it is elongate; cell BM and the alula have areas bare of microtrichia, whereas in <i>Q. knabi</i> these are microtrichose.</p> <p> <i>QUICHUANA QUIXOTEA</i> HULL, 1946</p>Published as part of <i>Ricarte, Antonio, Marcos-García, M. Ángeles, Hancock, E. G. & Rotheray, Graham E., 2012, Revision of the New World genus Quichuana Knab, 1913 (Diptera: Syrphidae), including descriptions of 24 new species, pp. 72-131 in Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (Zool. J. Linn. Soc.) (Zool. J. Linn. Soc.) 166 (1)</i> on pages 108-109, DOI: 10.1111/j.1096-3642.2012.00842.x, <a href="http://zenodo.org/record/5408533">http://zenodo.org/record/5408533</a>
Milky Rust
No full textMilky Rust is a translation by the author of his original poem that is called Óxido lácteo. This poem was included in the anthology that #LdeLírica-Ámbito Cultural and Huerga y Fierro Press published in Spain in 2022. The author of the original poem, Marcos García Barrero, was one of the finalists in the National Poetry Competition III National Award for Performance Poetry (III Premio Nacional de Poesía viva #LdeLírica.
Reseñas de libros
Get PDF[EN] García Bueno, Antonio. Dibujando la Alhambra y su Entorno (por Antonio J. Gómez-Blanco Pontes) pp. 4.-- Pozo, José M.; García-Diego, Hector y García, Izaskun ( por Carlos Montes Serrano) pp. 5.-- Laura Carlevaris, Mónica Filippa (coordinadoras)(por Antonio Álvaro Tordesillas) pp. 5 y 6.-- Esteve Secall, Carlos E. La ciencia gnomónica en la España del siglo de Oro (por Joaquín Casado de Amezúa Vázquez ) pp. 6 y 7.-- Franco Taboada, José Antonio. Geometría descriptiva para la representación arquitectónica (por Lluís Villanueva Bartrina) pp. 7 y 8.--Raposo Grau, Javier Fco; Butragueño Díaz-Guerra y Paredes Maldonado, Miguel. La ciudad como espacio de relaciones dinámicas (por Margarita de Luxán García de Diego) pp. 8 y 9.-- Castellanos Gómez, Raúl. Plan Poché (por Daniel García-Escudero) pp. 9 y 10.-- Gutiérrez Mozo, María Alia; Castilla Pascual, Francisco Javier y Real Tomás, María del Carmen. 70 años de arquitectura en Albacete: 1936-2006 ( por Javier Poyatos Sebastián) pp. 10 y 11.-- García Sánchez, María Teresa. De la ciudad en vibración al ser resonante: una investigación a propósito de los conciertos de campanas de Llorenç Barber ( por Fernando Ochoa Gómez) pp. 11.-- Pernas Alonso, Inés. Escaleras de piedra en los conjuntos monásticos de la provincia de Ourense entre los siglos xVI y xVIII. Análisis gráfico (por José Antonio Franco Taboada) pp. 12 y 13.-- Rodríguez Moreno, Dª Concepción. El palacio de Pedro I en los Reales Alcázares de Sevilla: estudio y análisis (por Joaquín Casado de Amezúa) pp. 13 y 14.—Jeremías, Pablo y Gutierrez, Juan. Tiempo de arquitectura ( por Carlos L. Marcos) pp. 14 y 15.-- Domingo Gresa, Jorge. El dibujo de arquitectura en la formación de la ciudad de Alicante: Fondo Documental del Archivo Municipal (1691-1860)(por Gaspar Jaén i Urbàn)pp.15.-- García-Solera, Javier. Dibujos y palabras en la habitación tranquila (por Gaspar Jaen) pp. 16 y 17.—Anne Griswold Tyng (1920-2011)( por Noelia Galván Desvaux)pp. 18 y 19 .-- Oscar Niemeyer Un adiós al último maestro del siglo XX(por Noelia Galván Desvaux)pp. 20 y 21Gómez-Blanco Pontes, AJ.; Montes Serrano, C.; Tordesillas, AÁ.; Casado De Amezúa Vázquez, J.; Villanueva Bartrina, L.; De Luxán García De Diego, M.; García-Escudero, D.... (2013). Reseñas de libros. EGA. Revista de Expresión Gráfica Arquitectónica. 18(21):4-21. https://doi.org/10.4995/ega.2013.1708SWORD421182
Nuevo Caso de Enfermedad de Chagas en el Valle de Sihuas, Arequipa
No full textFor several years we are conducting research in conjunction with clinical and epidemiological aspect of the disease do in Peru, in order to obtain information on the magnitude of this problem is between us. Studies by Escomel (6), 1917; Ayulo and Herrera in 1944 (1) (7); Donayre Lumbreras C. Cornejo and in 1950-1951 (2) (3) (4); C. Lumbreras in 1952 (9); Taboada and García Lazo Durand in 1953 (8); Montesinos, Náquira and others in 1956 (10) 1958 And lately we (5) have shown that the American Trypanosomiasis is endemic in the main valleys of the department of Arequipa.Desde hace varios años estamos efectuando investigaciones en relación con el aspecto clínico y epidemiológico de la enfermedad de hagas en el Perú, con la finalidad de obtener información sobre la magnitud que este problema tiene entre nosotros. Los estudios realizados por Escomel (6), en 1917; Ayulo y Herrer en 1944 (1) (7); Cornejo Donayre y Lumbreras C. en 1950-1951 (2) (3) (4); Lumbreras C. en 1952 (9); Lazo Taboada y García Durand en 1953 (8); Montesinos, Náquira y otros en 1956 (10) Y últimamente nosotros en 1958 (5), han demostrado que la Trypanosomiasis Americana es endémica en los principales valles del departamento de Arequipa
Evolution of serology in patients with thrombotic antiphospholipid syndrome
Get PDFEn el presente trabajo se estudió de forma retrospectiva una cohorte de 303 pacientes con positividad confirmada de anticuerpos antifosfolípido (aPL), de acuerdo con los criterios diagnósticos de síndrome antifosfolípido (SAF). Los pacientes fueron clasificados en tres grupos: SAF trombótico puro (n=80), SAF obstétrico puro (n=138) y serología aPL (n=138), siendo el primero nuestro grupo principal a estudio. Después de 144,13 ± 48,44 meses de seguimiento, dentro del grupo trombótico un 41,2% mostró serología persistentemente positiva, frente al 46,3% que permanecieron negativos. El perfil clínico de alto riesgo trombótico resultó determinado por la edad, el sexo femenino, la dislipemia y la hipertensión; el inmunológico por el anticoagulante lúpico. Mientras que en el análisis multivariante, la edad y el LES son considerados factores de riesgo independientes para la persistencia de positividad de aPLs, la dislipemia resulta un factor protector para ello mismo, debido probablemente a un efecto indirecto de la terapia con estatinas. A pesar de que un 72,8% y en un 72,5% de los pacientes se instauró terapia anticoagulante y antiagregante respectivamente, el 43,75% de los pacientes son SAF trombótico presentó durante el seguimiento una trombosis. Los pacientes con serología persistenetemente positiva fueron tratados con más frecuencia con antipalúdicos.In the current paper a cohort of 303 patients with confirmed positivity of antiphospholipid antibodies (aPL), according to diagnostic criteria for antiphospholipid syndrome (APS), was retrospectively studied. Patients were classified into 3 groups: thrombotic APS (n=80), obstetric APS (n=75) and positive aPL without meeting the clinical SAF criteria (n=138), being the first one the main group of our cohort. After 144,13 ± 48,44 months follow-up, 41,2% of the patients showed persistent positivity of aPL, while 46,3% of them aPL remained persistently negative. The clinical thrombotic high risk profile was defined by age, female condition, dislipemia and hypertension; the immunological high risk profile was defined basically by lupus anticoagulant. While the multivariate analysis proved age and LES as independent risk factors for persistent aPL positivity, dislipemia was shown as a protective one, probably because of an indirect effect of statin treatment. Although anticoagulant and antiaggregant therapy was started in 72,8% and 72,5% of the patients respectively, in 43,75% of the thrombotic APS a thrombotic event took place. Pacients with persistence of aPL were given more antimalarials drugs.Grado en Medicin
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No full textBonacalzi, Rosaldo; Savini, Maura; Belloni, Franceca. La città interrotta( por Ana Torres)pp.4.--Villalobos Alonso, Daniel. Imhotep arquitecto, sabio y dios.Una lectura contemporánea sobre el origen de la arquitectura egipcia ( por Carlos Montes Serrano) pp4 y 5.--Palacios Gonzalo, José Carlos. La cantería medieval. La construcción de la bóveda gótica española ( por Javier García-Gutiérrez Mosteiro) pp 5 y 6.-- Torres Cueco, Jorge. Casa por casa. Reflexiones sobre el habitar ( por José Manuel González Vázquez) pp.7 y 8.-- García Bueno, Antonio. Dibujando en Granada. La Ciudad Baja( por Joaquín Casado de Amezúa Vázquez) pp.8 y 9.-- Sierra Delgado, Ricardo. Diego de Siloe y la Nueva Fábrica
de la Sacristía Mayor de la catedral de Sevilla ( por José Mª Gentil Baldrich) pp.9 y 10.-- Zaparán, Fernando; González, Luis Daniel. Cruces de caminos. Álbumes ilustrados: construcción y lectura (por Marta Alonso Rodríguez) pp10 y 11.-- Carazo Lefort, Eduardo. Valladolid, forma Urbis. Restitución virtual del patrimonio urbano perdido (por Noelia Galván) pp.11y 12.-- Fernández Ruiz; Torices Abarca.
Abarca.The tourist in Granada. La ciudad de 1830 vista por los viajeros (por Victoria Quirosa García) pp.12 y 13.--Franco Taboada, José Antonio. Iglesias de los monasterios y conventos de Galicia. Descripción gráfica de las declaradas monumento (por José Antonio Franco Taboada) pp. 13 y 14.--
Gracia, Angela; LLopis , Jorge; Torres, Ana; Serra, Juan; Villaplana, Ramón; Cabezos,Pedro. La arquitectura tradicional de Ontinyent: el color histórico (por Pablo Navarro) pp. 14 y 15.--Serra, Juan. El color en la composición de la arquitectura contemporánea europea: contexto artístico, estrategias plásticas e intenciones (por Ana Torres) pp. 16 y 17.--Marcos, Carlos L. Espacio material: la arquitectura como extensión topológica (por Antonio Miranda) pp. 17 y 18.--Girbes Pérez, Jorge. Arquitectura ecléctico funeraria de la ciudad de Valencia. El cementerio general de Valencia (por Francisco Javier Medina Ramón) pp. 18y 19.--Soler Estrela, Alba. La arquitectura de los despoblados moriscos en los valles de la Marina Alta ( por Francisco Juan) pp. 19 y 20.-- Gracía Jara, Franscisco. Las cúpulas de la arquitectura religiosa de la provincia de Alicante: del Renacimiento al siglo XIX (por Gaspar Jaén i Urban) pp. 20 y 21.--López Mozo, Ana. Bovedas de piedras del monasterio de El Escorial ( por Javier García-Gutiérrez Mosteiro) pp. 22 y 23.--Martín San Cristobal, Francisco. Paisajes interiores: El pensamiento y la obra del pintor Esteban Vicente. Claves de una pedagogía poética para la invención arquitectónica (por Roberto Goycoolea Prado) pp. 23 y 24.--Mujika Urteaga, Marte. Giza presentziaren islada
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iglesia de San Juan del Hospital de Valencia (por Concepción López González) pp. 27 y 28.--Dibujos y acuarelas de Juan Manuel Báez Mezquita (por Carlos Montes) pp 29 y 30.--“Une maison, un palais” Exposición en Valladolid de los ejercicios de la asignatura Análisis de Formas II( por Noelia Galván) .--Arquitectura soñada: Archigram en Valladolid (por Marta Alonso Rodríguez) pp. 31.-- Barros da Rocha e Costa, Hugo; Cabanes Ginés, Miguel; Gilabert Sanz, Salvador; Giménez Ribera, Manuel. WORKSHOP INTERNACIONAL Representación de sensaciones en un espacio XIII Congreso Internacional de Expresión Gráfica Arquitectónica ( por Miguel Cabanes Ginés) pp. 32Torres, AM.; Montes Serrano, C.; García-Gutiérrez Mosteiro, J.; González Vázquez, JM.; Casado De Amezua Váquez, J.; Gentil Baldrich, JM.; Alonso Rodríguez, M.... (2010). Reseñas de libros. EGA. Revista de Expresión Gráfica Arquitectónica. 15(16):4-33. https://doi.org/10.4995/ega.2010.1008433151
Guimarães Rosa and other Latin American writers of province (Arguedas, Rulfo, Roa Bastos and García Márquez)
No full textNeste trabalho, proponho-me examinar a obra de Jõao Guimarães Rosa (principalmente Grande Sertão: Veredas e alguns contos) em relação com as obras mais reconhecidas de outros escritores junto com os quais conformaria o grupo que José María Arguedas denomina escritores provincianos: Juan Rulfo, o próprio Arguedas e, embora menos próximo a eles, García Márquez. Além destes autores, examino sua relação com Augusto Roa Bastos, autor que a crítica posterior a Arguedas inclui entre os provincianos. Analisa-se por que estes escritores se apresentam como humildes camponeses, vaqueiros ou índios que não gostam dos intelectuais e escrevem obras que parecem narradas por um membro das culturas fundamentalmente orais de suas regiões de origem. Aponta-se que o objetivo dos provincianos é fazer surgir a província no literário em uma escrita que tem como destino a cidade, em resposta aos processos de modernização que parecem condená-la a desaparecer. Avalia-se o que fica dessa resposta, sugerindo-se que pode ser uma ruína. Na análise sobre a proposta narrativa dos provincianos são consideradas diferentes interpretações dedicadas a esse tema, desde os estudos clássicos de Ángel Rama e Antonio Candido até alguns textos que questionaram esses estudos, como os de Alberto Moreiras e Idelber Avelar.In this dissertation, I examine the relationship between the work of Jõao Guimarães Rosa (especially Grande Sertão: Veredas and some of his short stories) and that of other writers called \"provincianos\" by José María Arguedas: Arguedas himself, Rulfo, and, to a lesser extent, García Márquez. In addition to these authors, I examine Guimarães Rosa in relation to Augusto Roa Bastos, an author who would later be included in the group of \"provincianos\" by some critics following Arguedas. The dissertation analyzes why these writers describe themselves as humble cowboys, peasants, or natives who dislike intellectuals and who write works that appear to be narrated from a \"provincial\" point of view. The aim of the \"provincianos\" is to make the hinterlands appear in the literary, in writing addressed to the city, in reaction to the modernization process that seems to condemn the cultures of those regions to disappear. Furthermore, the dissertation evaluates what remains of that response, indicating that it may be a ruin. In the analysis of the work of the \"provincianos\", different interpretations of the subject are considered. From the classic studies of Ángel Rama and Antonio Candido to the texts of critics who have questioned those studies, such as Alberto Moreiras and Idelber Avelar
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