Search results for "Medea"

Medea y Sylvia Plath en "La chica que quería ser dios"

2006

El objetivo principal que persigue este trabajo es analizar los vínculos que permiten incluir el drama de la poetisa Sylvia Plath en el destino de Medea dentro de la estética de la pieza 'La chica que quería ser dios', ideada por la compañía de teatro colombiana Matacandelas. Las cuestiones que abordamos en el estudio del montaje colombiano se articulan en torno a dos ejes principales: la selección y redistribución de los textos escogidos y el cuestionamiento de la presencia de dos Medeas diferentes, la de Séneca y la de Eurípides, a lo largo de la obra.

First GPS-tracking of Cory’s shearwater in the Mediterranean Sea.

2010

Abstract The behaviour and ecology of seabirds such as albatrosses, petrels and shearwaters have been the subject of numerous studies, often employing the most recent technologies to track birds during their foraging trips. Until now, however, large oceanic species have been preferred for tracking studies because of the dimensions and weight of the devices available. New light-weight GPS (Global Positioning System) loggers (< 9 g) were used to track foraging trips of a medium-sized species, the Cory's shearwater, for the first time in the Mediterranean Sea. The tracks obtained showed that Mediterranean Cory's shearwaters alternatively used one of two different fishing areas. Various explana…

Biometrical and Biological Considerations on the Cory’s Shearwater Calonectris Diomedea

1986

Today the Mediterranean distribution of Cory’s Shearwaters is believed to be well known. New colonies may be discovered, but certainly the largest ones are known. Many data were published during the last ten years and we believe to have a satisfactory knowledge of their biology, though some problems, as the winter movements of each population, the first breeding age and the ratio immatures/adults are still to be examined carefully.

Les mythes: illo tempore de l’Histoire? La réactualisation des mythes grecs dans les films de Pier Paolo Pasolini

2015

The ghosts of Greek myths are omnipresent in the film works of Pier Paolo Pasolini. Moreover, as will be depicted later on, his first readings of Greek texts were a crucial moment for his creative path towards becoming a film director. As a starting point, the personal circumstances of Pasolini will be examined. The general problems of his contemporary society as well as those more particular to his native country, Italy, and to his own personal life all make their way into his work, transposed via myths, which are given a new meaning

El héroe mítico como personaje secundario en los prólogos de las tragedias de Séneca

2015

Además de la función introductoria e informativa, los prólogos de las tragedias de Séneca cumplen una función en su configuración, para que los destinatarios de las mismas sean introducidos en el drama y en el ‘pazos’ de los personajes. Para ello el autor diseña el prólogo como un bosquejo de tragedia en el que los elementos que constituyen el drama clásico – conflicto y personajes principales y secundarios – son utilizados con independencia, mayor o menor, de la historia principal. La variedad de estas piezas rebela el deseo experimentador del autor Besides the introductory and informative function, prologues of Seneca’s tragedies fulfill a function in setting, so that recipients of these …

V-Belt Winding along Archimedean Spirals During the Variator Speed Ratio Shift

2010

Starting from a previous model for the shift mechanics of rubber belt variators, this lecture elaborates practical design formulas for the torque and the axial thrust making use of the very close resemblance of the belt path to a linear spiral of Archimedes along a large part of the arc of contact. In addition, as an alternative to the modern calculus tools, it is shown how the drive variables can be equally calculated applying some propositions of Archimedes’ classical treatise πeρί ‘eλίκων (On Spirals).

Ut Medea Peliam concoxit… item ego te faciam. La Medea di Plauto

2006

Nell'articolo si indaga sulla presenza della figura e dell'immaginario di Medea nell'universo comico plautino

"Fixed Point Theorems for '?, ?'Contractive maps in Weak nonArchimedean Fuzzy Metric Spaces and Application"

2011

The present study introduce the notion of (ψ, ϕ)-Contractive maps in weak non-Archimedean fuzzy metric spaces to derive a common fixed point theorem which complements and extends the main theorems of [C.Vetro, Fixed points in weak non-Archimedean fuzzy metric spaces, Fuzzy Sets and System, 162 (2011), 84-90] and [D.Mihet, Fuzzy ψ-contractive mappings in non-Archimedean fuzzy metric spaces, Fuzzy Sets and System, 159 (2008) 739-744]. We support our result by establishing an application to product spaces.

La Medea ferox di Seneca

2015

Medea. Attualizzazioni di un mito nella letteratura tedesca fra ‘800 e ‘900

2018

Within the framework of political, social and cultural transformations of recent centuries, the way in which the figure of Medea has been represented in German-speaking countries has changed. This essay uses as its starting point the context of certain periods (from the late 18th to the end of the 20th century) in order to illustrate the main trends of the representation of the sourceress from Colchis. The result is a mixed picture, in which Medea became the victim of a state power with at times misogynist, at times xenophobic, and at times anti-Semitic characteristics until it was to become also a symbol of the unstoppable crisis of the Western world. However, for some limited periods, as …