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Ensayo Organización y Entorno
La presente actividad tiene como propósito que el participante analice los elementos que tienen que ver con los aspectos teóricos fundamentales de la economía de Mercado y la actividad económica de su Departamento para así tener una visión panorámica de la realidad económica, en los diferentes contextos y áreas en las cuales se desarrolla. Esta actividad se realiza de manera Grupal.
LOS CURSOS FLUVIALES EN HISPANIA, VÍAS DE COMERCIO CERÁMICO Actas del VI Congreso Internacional de la SECAH (Zaragoza, 2022) Monografías EX OFFICINA HISPANA 6, 2024
Summary: This paper aims to analyse the production of pottery in the Guadalquivir valley, especially transport amphorae, from its territorial context. The Guadalquivir river, as well as its main tributaries, constitute a fluvial and port system without whose consideration the analysis of the regional pottery industry would be meaningless: firstly, because of the particular conditions of navigability, which are both an advantage and a limit to the establishment of pottery kilns; secondly, because of the changing structure of production, which leads from a fundamentally urban organisation to a Roman-style territorial organisation in which rural property becomes dominant and in which progressive state action is added to and superimposed on the municipal structures between the Flavian and Severan periods. The paper analyses the meaning of the mention of the portus as poles of pottery concentration and the progressive substitution of municipal action by imperial and senatorial initiative in the framework of an economy increasingly directed and organised for the needs of the state in collaboration with the dominant orders of local society. All this, in relation to the great urban ports, such as Hispalis, which centralised exports and were at the same time the gateway for economic exchanges from the maritime exterior to the interior of the Valley. Key Words: Dressel 20 amphorae; Port systems; Territorial organisation; River navigability; State-led economy
Tạp chí Nghiên cứu dân tộc, 2020
Thực tế cho thấy, quan hệ kinh tế giữa các dân tộc hai bên biên giới Việt-Lào, chính là minh chứng hùng hồn nhất cho đường lối, chính sách đúng đắn của hai Đảng và hai Nhà nước, thể hiện rõ nét mong muốn xây dựng, vun đắp tình hữu nghị trong sáng, bền vững, thủy chung Việt-Lào. Nghiên cứu quan hệ kinh tế cũng là cơ sở để các nhà quản lý có định hướng hỗ trợ phát triển kinh tế, đa dạng hóa sinh kế cho đồng bào các dân tộc sinh sống tại khu vực biên giới. Từ khóa: Biên giới Việt-Lào; Quan hệ kinh tế giữa các dân tộc; Khu vực các tỉnh Điện Biên,
Despite sustained critical attention to the politics of knowledge, contemporary anthropology disproportionately engages with ideas produced by academics based in European and North American Universities. The ‘decolonize the curriculum’ movement speaks to core areas of anthropological interest, while making a critical comment on the academic structures in which anthropologists produce their work. The essays in this collection interrogate the terms on which academic work engages with its own history, and ask how the production of knowledge relate to structures of race, gender and location. The collection considers the historical, political and institutional context of the ‘decolonising the curriculum’ movement, the potential impact that the movement might make on education and research, and the major challenges facing it.
Studi di Archeologia Cretese XI) Padova 2014. ISBN 978-88-6125-068-0., 2014
The book published the textile related materials from the Neolithic and Minoan layers of Phaistos and Ayia Triada, Crete.
Blog da Boitempo, 2019
Discutimos nesse breve artigo as ligações de Fanon com suas possíveis raízes asiáticas na busca de um marxismo periférico anticolonial revolucionário.
How I got to know my son, 2020
Over the last two months, like many people across the world, I have been living in lock down mode, staying home, practicing physical distancing, working from home. But, unlike many, I have been most fortunate to have been doing so with my son. I was scheduled to be away for the spring and most of the summer traveling abroad, doing research and giving lectures and seminars. My son had agreed to move into my house and take care of it while I was away. All of those plans went out the window when the pandemic unleashed its deadly vector on the world. I returned to the States, and my son, who studies at the University where I teach, was also quarantined. He was laid off from his job, and he could not go anywhere else, not New York, where he grew up and most of his friends live, which was turning into the epicenter of the pandemic in the US. So, over the last months, we have spent a lot of time together, alternating cooking dinners, going for walks, hanging out and talking. He tried to teach me a card game, and I helped him put together a computer from scratch. All the time we have had to spend has been some of the best time I have had in my adult life. I have unexpectedly felt good about being a father, notwithstanding the terrible times. I knew my son was a gentle, generous, funny person. But, I did not know the depths of his goodness. He is a left democrat, of the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders persuasion. He is funny, in the Colbert type of humor, but also is quick to express his outrage at the injustice of our society, in the John Oliver school of political humor. He is very explicit about his anti-racism and critical of how we have stepped back from the vision and passion of the civil rights. Parents are expected to like their children and to express their approval of them, even if only perfunctorily. But over the last couple of months, I come to realize that my son is a genuinely wonderful person, a person that I would want to be friends with and that I would want in my life, regardless of whether they were or not family. Getting to know my son, has forced me to think a lot about myself as a father. One of the big question that has guided this self-inspection has been: how did I managed to father of such a wonderful human being? That has been the rather unusual, and generally unasked, question that I have been asking myself as I gotten to know my son. Unusual, for in fact I did not, originally, want to be a father. I had had bad experiences with my biological father and a step-dad, my mother's second husband. I grew up fatherless, and for the most part moving from one aunt to another, until I was able to reunited with my mother, who had come to the United States to forge a path and create a life for herself and her children. I remember indelibly my father beating my mother, and I as a small child trying to shield her. But I also repressed a lot, as I found out recently. My father, in fact, disappeared from our lives, until he reappeared a couple of days before he died of a heart attack and stroke. He came to visit us, my brother and I, and I remember spending some afternoons, and visiting him in the hospital. He must have sensed he was dying. I remember his big, hirsute body. He seemed to always have a five a clock shadow. He smoked, incessantly. I remember the smell of his cigarettes, but also of what later I came to recognize as the smell of alcohol. But, I don't remember his voice, or any particular phrase, or anything he may have said to me. Over the last couple of years I have been interviewing my mother about her childhood, and about our lives before she left. My mother is the historian of my apocryphal childhood; the teller of a story she only can tell. I have asked her about how he met my father, what happened between them, and why my father disappeared from our lives, and why she remarried a man who
Lei Complementar 840, 2011
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ISRF | International Stuttering Research Foundation, 2024
Human language is as ancient as humanity itself, mirroring our shared history, diverse cultures, and the constantly changing nature of communication. At the National Academy of Behavioral Science (www.nabs.org.in), we're passionate about exploring how language intertwines with human behavior. To truly grasp this connection, it's important to journey through the formation of languages, their evolution, the vibrant variety of languages that exist today, and the poignant loss of those that have disappeared. The Birth And Evolution Of Languages Language likely began as a simple tool for our ancestors to express basic needs, emotions, and ideas. Imagine early humans relying on gestures, sounds, and basic symbols to get their messages across. Over time, these rudimentary forms of communication blossomed into complex systems, eventually evolving into the spoken and written languages we know today.
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