Análisis y clasificación de la vegetación leñosa de Galicia (España)

Después de los ensayos anteriores, de los que se hace un análisis histórico, de definir la diversidad de la vegetación gallega se propone una nueva ordenación basada en criterios actuales (florísticos, sucesionales, corológicos, respecto al Código de Nomenclatura Fitosociológica). El análisis se limita, en este caso, a las comunidades leñosas comprendidas en las clases Alnetea glutinosae, Calluno-Ulicetea, Cisto-Lavanduletea, Cytisetea scopario-striati, Pino-Juniperetea, Quercetea ilicis, Querco-Fagetea, Rhamno-Prunetea, Salicetea purpureae y Vaccinio-Piceetea, con un total de 65 asociaciones. Cada clase lleva una pequeña descripción que incluye su distribución en el territorio, las especies representativas y un comentario de sus afinidades con otras clases. Tras cada asociación aceptada se relacionan las tablas o grupos de inventarios gallegos que se asimilan a la misma con indicación del nombre originalmente osado y la referencia bibliográfica correspondiente.

From labelling to social aid for immigrants in the 21st Century

Migration is as old as humanity, but since the 1990s migration flows in Western Europe have led to societies that are not just multicultural but so-called «super-diverse». As a result, Western towns now have very complex social structures, with amongst others large amounts of small immigrant communities that are in constant change. In this paper we argue that for social workers to be able to offer adequate professional help to non-native residents in town, they will need balanced view of ‘culture’ and of the role culture plays in social aid. Culture is never static, but is continually changing. By teaching social workers about how to look at cultural backgrounds of immigrant groups and about the limitations of then role that culture plays in communication, they will be better equipped to provide adequate aid and will contribute to making various groups grow towards each other and to avoid people thinking in terms of ‘out-group-homogeneity’. Nowadays, inclusion is a priority in social work that almost every social worker supports. Social workers should have an open attitude to allow them to approach every individual as a unique person. They will see the other person as the person they are, and not as a part of a specific cultural group. Knowledge about the others makes them see the cultural heterogeneity in every group. The social sector, though, must be aware not to fall into the trap of the ‘inclusion mania’! This will cause the social deprivation of a particular group to be forgotten. An inclusive policy requires an inclusive society. Otherwise, this could result in even more deprivation of other groups, already discriminated against. Emancipation of deprived people demands a certain target-group policymaking. Categorized aid will raise efficiency of working with immigrants and of acknowledging the cultural identity of the non-natives group. It will also create the possibility to work on fighting social deprivation, in which most immigrants can be found.

Las menudencias impresas en los archivos y bibliotecas: clasificación, terminología y guía para su identificación

Cuando abordamos un trabajo de investigación en cualquier centro de documentación que albergue fondo antiguo a menudo nos topamos con papeles o cuadernillos de pocas hojas que muchas veces han pasado desapercibidos y están sin catalogar. La naturaleza de éstos resulta diversa y, en ocasiones, también su identificación puede llegar a ser compleja seguramente por el mero hecho de aparecer muchos de ellos descontextualizados. Por esta razón, el presente artículo pretende establecer una guía sistemática que englobe, clasifique y describa aquellos más habituales en los archivos para facilitar así su identificación.

El diminutivo en el español de Santo Domingo

Esta investigación analiza el uso del sufijo diminutivo en un corpus oral de jóvenes de la República Dominicana. El material procede de la transcripción de veinte entrevistas orales realizadas en los años noventa en Santo Domingo. En este estudio se realiza un análisis de las ocurrencias documentadas, su morfología, sus preferencias en cuanto a la selección de las clases de palabras que se toman como base para la formación de diminutivos, sus posibles valores semánticos y comunicativos, y, por último, se determina la frecuencia de uso del diminutivo en función del sexo de los hablantes.

Hallux rigidus: Arthroplasty or arthrodesis. What technique produces better results?

Hallux rígidus (HR) affects the first metatarsophalangeal joint (MTPJ) between 35% and 60% of the population over 65 years and there are multiple ways of treatment. Depending on the radiological stage where you find the deformity determines the procedure to be performed; in the early stages cheilectomy techniques and corrective osteotomy is performed while the more advanced ratings, the surgeon chooses destructive techniques considered as arthrodesis and arthroplasty. This final of degree project aims to focus on 1 MTPJ destructive techniques to clarify which of the procedures generates better results by a number of parameters; outcomes of the American Orthopaedic Foot scale and Ankle Society Hallux metatarsophalangeal Interphalangeal-scale (AOFAS), range of motion (ROM) of the 1ºAMTF, radiological classification. As for the implant arthroplasty technique, this article offers information on material and design that generates better relating to patient characteristics such as age, inflammatory joint diseases, viability and durability of the implant results. The conclusion from this review is that the values obtained in the arthrodesis according AOFAS decrease due to loss of mobility, but both techniques have similar values of effectiveness and concludes with the decision that the technique used is determined taking into account various factors and patient characteristics. Keywords: Hallux rígidus; (Hallux Rígidus) and surgery treatment; Hallux Rígidus arthrodesis; Hallux Rígidus arthroplasty; Hallux Rígidus (arthroplasty and arthrodesis).