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De mujeres y diosas en la religiosidad fenicia y púnica

2012

En este trabajo realizaremos un estudio sobre el papel de la mujer en la religión fenicio-púnica y su vinculación con algunas divinidades femeninas asociadas a la fertilidad, lo que ha favorecido la aceptación de premisas que proceden de ámbitos que tradicionalmente se han caracterizado por criticar severamente lo opuesto a lo que se postula. El planteamiento de una nueva visión sobre la controvertida práctica de la prostitución sagrada asociada a estas diosas permite explorar un nuevo ámbito de estudio muy interesante en un afán de cuestionar viejas afirmaciones que no han encontrado respaldo epigráfico y arqueológico evidente. In this paper we study the role of women in the Phoenician-Pun…

GeographyFertilidadThe role of womenFertilitymedia_common.quotation_subjectProstitución sagradaEthnologyFertilitySociologíaGenealogyPapel de la mujermedia_commonSacred prostitution
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Integration Through Participation Introductory Notes to the Study of Administrative Integration

2002

When aiming at studying the interconnectedness of administrative systems - and in particular the integration of domestic governance systems and the institutions of the European Union - at least two variables are important to address: (i) the intensity and frequency of cross-level interaction and participation amongst the members of these systems, and (ii) the principles of organization being uppermost at both levels of governance. This article argues that in order to measure administrative integration, particular emphasis should be attached to the way these variables impact upon the organization members individually. Put more precisely, I argue that studies of administrative integration sho…

Governance systemCouncil of Ministersbusiness.industryCorporate governanceCommissionPublic relationsInterconnectednessEuropean integrationEconomicsmedia_common.cataloged_instanceOrganizational structureEuropean unionbusinessmedia_commonadministrative adaptation; institutions; role conceptions; expert committees; identity; participation; political science
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The governments' doctors: the roles and responsibilities of chief medical officers in the European Union.

2010

The regular meetings of the chief medical officers (CMOs) from the European Union's (EU's) 27 Member States provide an important forum to address issues of common interest affecting Europe's populations. Yet there is no universally agreed role for a CMO. This article describes the findings of a study, based on interviews with key informants and documentary analysis that sought to describe their diverse roles. For the purpose of this article, CMOs are defined as those sent by their governments to the regular EU meetings of CMOs. Four broad categories of countries were identified: those whose CMO is the most senior doctor in the health ministry, in some cases with responsibility spanning all …

GovernmentScope (project management)business.industrymedia_common.quotation_subjectMember statesEuropean IssuesGeneral MedicinePublic relationsGovernment ProgramsPhysician ExecutivesKey informantsPhysiciansmedia_common.cataloged_instanceMedicineHumansChristian ministryEuropean UnionEuropean unionbusinessPhysician's RoleHealth policymedia_commonDiversity (politics)Clinical medicine (London, England)
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Protective role of heat shock proteins in Parkinson's disease.

2010

Parkinson’s disease (PD) is the second most common neurodegenerative disease after Alzheimer’s disease. Despite a large amount of research, the pathogenetic mechanism of these diseases has not yet been clarified. Abnormal protein folding, oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction, and apoptotic mechanisms have all been reported as causes of neurodegenerative diseases in association with neuroinflammatory mechanisms which, by generating deleterious molecules, could promote the cascade of events leading to neurodegeneration. Heat shock proteins (HSPs) play a central role in preventing protein misfolding and inhibiting apoptotic activity, and represent a class of proteins potentially involve…

Heat shock proteins Parkinson disease neuroprotective roleParkinson's diseasebiologyNeurodegenerationParkinson DiseaseDiseasemedicine.diseasemedicine.disease_causeHsp90Hsp70PathogenesisNeurologyHeat shock proteinImmunologymedicinebiology.proteinAnimalsHumansHSP70 Heat-Shock ProteinsNeurology (clinical)HSP90 Heat-Shock ProteinsNeuroscienceOxidative stressHeat-Shock ProteinsNeuro-degenerative diseases
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Einstein's Washington Manuscript on Unified Field Theory

2020

In this note, we point attention to and briefly discuss a curious manuscript of Einstein, composed in 1938 and entitled "Unified Field Theory," the only such writing, published or unpublished, carrying this title without any further specification. Apparently never intended for publication, the manuscript sheds light both on Einstein's modus operandi as well as on the public role of Einstein's later work on a unified field theory of gravitation and electromagnetism.

History530 PhysicsAlbert EinsteinElias Avery LowePhysics - History and Philosophy of PhysicsFOS: Physical sciences050905 science studiesComputer Science::Digital LibrariesUnpublished ManuscriptGravitationsymbols.namesakeGeneral Relativity and Quantum Cosmology510 MathematicsHistory and Philosophy of ScienceLibrary of congressElectromagnetismPublic roleHistory and Philosophy of Physics (physics.hist-ph)0601 history and archaeologyEinsteinUnified field theoryCondensed Matter::Quantum GasesBeitragKaluza TheoryPhilosophy05 social sciences510 Mathematik06 humanities and the arts530 PhysikPhysics::History of PhysicsEpistemologyLibrary of CongressPeter BergmannUnified Field Theory060105 history of science technology & medicinesymbols0509 other social sciencesBeiträge
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From Nazi holocaust to nuclear holocaust: a lesson to learn?

1986

In a 1986 address to the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, a German physician describes his profession's embrace of National Socialism. The nationalistic sentiments of German scientists led them to identify with the goals of the Third Reich and to participate in its programs. He gives examples of physician involvement in the Nazi Party, discrimination against "non-Aryan" doctors, "eugenic" mass murder, and lethal experiments with human subjects. The few who protested were regarded as traitors by the profession as a whole, and post-war apologists argue that physicians' organizations had no choice but to collaborate with the Nazis. Hanauske-Abel rejects this reasonin…

HistoryPolitical SystemsRoleNazismGeneral MedicineHistory 20th CenturyDissent and DisputesGroup ProcessesNuclear warfareThe HolocaustGermanyNational SocialismPhysician's RoleClassicsNuclear WarfareLancet (London, England)
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Illicit trades and smuggling activities on the island of Stromboli, 1808–1816: gender roles during a commercial crisis

2020

This article examines the impact of the Continental Blockade upon a local fishing and agricultural economy in the Mediterranean by focusing on the illicit trades that flourished on Stromboli. The island became a strategic location for smuggling between the warring kingdoms of British allied Naples and French ruled Sicily. This paper argues that the Blockade allowed Stromboli to join the network of maritime traffic that had been dominated by the two biggest islands in the archipelago. Although equally integrated into agriculture and fishing, women participated in the fraudulent sale of prize goods but were excluded from large-scale smuggling operations. L'étude examine l'impact du Blocus con…

Historygeography.geographical_feature_categorybusiness.industry05 social sciencesFishingSmuggling corsairing gender rolesSettore M-STO/02 - Storia ModernaGeneral Social Sciences06 humanities and the arts0506 political science060104 historyGeographyEconomyAgricultureArchipelago050602 political science & public administrationAgricultural economy0601 history and archaeologybusinessContinuity and Change
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Salute dei re, salute del popolo. Mangiare e curarsi nella Sicilia tardomedievale

2013

Dining and personal health care are two dimensions which are strongly connected to the body, between need and pleasure. They are two dimensions which have many social, local, religious and economic implications involving knowledge and different therapies related to age and gender. The social role is equally important. With a focus on the court (noble, episcopal, real) and the cities, the present work focuses on the methods and the uses of healing practices of both kings and islanders.[it] Mangiare e curarsi sono due dimensioni fortemente connesse al corpo, tra bisogno e piacere. Due dimensioni dense di sfumature sociali e locali, religiose ed economiche, che implicano conoscenze e terapie d…

Historyricreazionealimentazionemedia_common.quotation_subjectmonarchylcsh:D111-203rimedilcsh:Medieval historyD111-203remediespopoloterapiasalutePleasureAge and genderMedieval historySocial rolePersonal healthSociologymedia_commontherapypeoplehealthrecreationmonarchiasicilia medievaleMedieval SicilydietHumanitiesAnuario de Estudios Medievales
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INTERPRETARE ORAZIO CON ORAZIO? A PROPOSITO DI CARMINA, LIBRO IV

2011

In the work “Mutat terra vices. Identità, cambiamento e memoria culturale nell’ultimo Orazio” (Palermo 2010), I focused my attention on interpretative and methodological questions concerning the last Horatian book of carmina. In this paper the aim is to demonstrate how the topic of change and discontinuity points out, on the surface of these poems, the presence of conspicuous interferences between the execution of a role by authorial "persona", and the expression, at the same time, of role distance. I mean here especially to describe how gift, reciprocity and exchange in patronage frames contributed to the definition of Horace’s self and of his official duties as interpreter of common memor…

Horace fourth book of Carmina identity frames role distanceSettore L-FIL-LET/04 - Lingua E Letteratura Latina
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Domestic pig prioritized in one health action against fascioliasis in human endemic areas: Experimental assessment of transmission capacity and epide…

2021

The Northern Bolivian Altiplano is the human fascioliasis hyperendemic area where the highest prevalences and intensities in humans have been reported. Preventive chemotherapy was implemented in the last ten years. Surveillance showed high human infection and re-infection rates in between the annual triclabendazole monodose treatments. A complementary One Health control action was launched to decrease the infection risk. Among the multidisciplinary axes, there is the need to establish animal reservoir species priorities for a more efficient control. Laboratory and field studies were performed for the first time to assess the Fasciola hepatica transmission capacity of the pig and its potenti…

Human fascioliasis hyperendemicMedicine (General)BoliviaVeterinary medicineAndean countries030231 tropical medicineBiologylaw.inventionMalalties transmissibles Prevenció03 medical and health sciencesR5-9200302 clinical medicinelawReservoir rolemedicineAnimalsFasciola hepaticaOne Health030212 general & internal medicineField epidemiologyGalba truncatulaInfectivityPigPublic Health Environmental and Occupational HealthFasciola hepaticaLiver flukebiology.organism_classificationDomestic pigInfectious DiseasesTransmission (mechanics)TriclabendazoleVector (epidemiology)Galba truncatula experimental transmissionResearch Papermedicine.drugOne Health
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