369 resultados para Iluminismo - Portugal - Teses
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A efeméride suscita a curiosidade de públicos muito diferenciados o que é sempre estimulante. A produção escrita dá conta de um assinalável recrudescimento em volta do tema, como algumas das imagens agora recuperadas para a nossa comunicação ilustram . Contudo, alguns anos antes, o CETAPS, Centre for English, Translation and Anglo‑Portuguese Studies, à época, CEAP, Centro de Estudos Anglo‑Portugueses, fora pioneiro na divulgação de temas e obras relacionando o que a História e a Literatura haviam dado a conhecer, no respeitante aos Estudos Anglo‑Portugueses e à temática em epígrafe. Saliente‑se, em especial, o mestrado desenvolvido em torno das campanhas napoleónicas visando colmatar lacunas sobre o conhecimento relativo à presença britânica no nosso país e à imagem que os relatos dos militares nelas envolvidas haviam dado conta. Vários foram os documentos científicos produzidos (nomeadamente teses e comunicações), alguns dos quais foram depois editados. A obra assinada por Gabriela Gândara Terenas, O Portugal da Guerra Peninsular – A Visão dos Militares Britânicos (1808‑1812), dada ao prelo em Junho de 2000, em muito veio suprir essa lacuna, pois a um só tempo se propôs conciliar temáticas complementares, reunindo os aspectos que a literatura de viagem e os testemunhos de guerra oferecem.
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Ver de outra maneira. Ao longo de 2011, a série de seminários Áreas industriais e comunidades operárias tentou concitar o encontro entre os investigadores que têm, em Portugal, trabalhado sobre o universo operário, criando um lugar temporário de apresentação e confrontação da multiplicidade das pesquisas por eles concretizadas. A principal preocupação era evitar que uma só concepção se transpusesse, convicta ou clandestinamente, para a convocatória, criando com essa opção as circunstâncias da sua própria validação. Foi intencionalmente que preconizamos critérios largos e polivalentes. Mais do que pronunciar teses ou sínteses, quisemos oferecer uma apresentação panorâmica do espaço de questionamento criado pelas ciências sociais em Portugal sobre o universo operário, uma visão estereoscópica em torno a um conjunto de interrogações e interpretações sobre um tema de pesquisa.
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Prefácio de António Hespanha
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Os Países Africanos de Língua Oficial Portuguesa (P.A.L.O.P.'s), tal como a grande maioria de todo o continente africano, apresentam graves deficiências quanto a alfabetização das suas populações, tomando-se, assim, o ensino primário uma prioridade absoluta. De entre todas as limitações que existem ao nível dos respectivos sistemas educativos, talvez, a mais grave seja a fraca preparação científica e pedagógica que a maioria dos professores apresenta, para além, evidentemente, do seu reduzido número. Assim, a formação de professores tornou-se numa das apostas mais fortes dos P.A.L.O.P.'s, no campo da educação. Portugal, na área da cooperação com estes países, participa num Projecto de Consolidação dos Sistemas Educativos, no âmbito do qual desenvolve um programa de Acções de Formação de Formadores.
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Tese de doutoramento em Ciências da Educação, área de Educação e Desenvolvimento
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In the present work, we studied a common outbreaking Lepidoptera species in Portuguese pine stands – Thaumetopoea pityocampa (Den. & Schiff.) - and one of its potential predators – Parus major (L.). The population dynamics of the immature stages of the Lepidoptera was studied in several types of Pinus pinaster (Aiton) plantations in three different areas: Setúbal Peninsula, Abrantes and National Pine Forest of Leiria. Location and plantation structure was the most important factors determining population density of T. pityocampa. Setubal and Abrantes was highly susceptible to attacks by the Lepidoptera, whereas Leiria had lower densities. Young and homogeneous pine stands was more susceptible to attacks than older and more heterogeneous pines stands. However, a desynchronized population of T. pityocampa, in which the larvae develops during summer instead of during winter, reached high densities also in Leiria. The impact of several mortality factors and climatic conditions on the immature stages of the insect (eggs and larvae), in normal and desynchronized populations are discussed, as well as possible evolutionary implications of the sudden appearance of the new version of T. pityocampa. The break of the pupa diapause and adult emergence times the annual life cycle of this insect. Adults from the desynchronized population emerged earlier than adults from the normal population, which in turn determined the change in the larvae development period. Different factors, potentially affecting the timing of adult emergence in both normal and abnormal populations are also discussed. To study P. Major, nest-boxes were placed in the areas of Setúbal and Leiria and they were monitored during three seasons. The nest-boxes increased the density of breeding and wintering birds in the studied pine plantations, indicating that a lack of natural holes are in fact a limiting factor for this populations. The earliest breeding start for this species was recorded in my study area, indicating that Portuguese coastal pines provide good breeding conditions earlier than in other areas of Europe and North Africa. This leads to an overlap between the end of the larvae stage of T. pityocampa and the beginning of the breeding season of P. major. Key-words: Thaumetopoea pityocampa, Parus major, Pinus pinaster, population dynamics, Portugal.
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This paper is concerned with Hipparion from Ribatejo, Portugal, and with the stratigraphy of the Neogene series of this region. The first two chapters are an introduction and an historical review. Paleontological study includes both a revision of the specimens accounted by ROMAN (1907) and the description of new material. Two forms were recognized, an early H. cf. primigenium, lower Vallesian in age, NM 9 mammal unit (from Archino, Vila Nova da Rainha, Aveiras de Cima), and a more advanced H. primigenium cf. melendezi. Upper Vallesian, NM 10 (possibly lowermost Turolian, NM 11) (at Azambujeira and Marmeleira). A synthesis of Middle and Upper Miocene from Ribatejo is also presented. Levels with H. p. cf. melendezi are somewhat older than «Upper Pontian», as it was previously acknowledged, they attain at the best the lowermost Turolian (approximately corresponding to «Upper Pontian»). Even higher levels may be Turolian in age, though they are not yet accurately dated. Almost all the localities are shown (tableau 11) according to its stratigraphical position; age, correspondance to mammal units from NM 5 to NM 10 (and may be also from NM 11 to NM 12), and correlation with marine formations near Lisbon are also taken in account. The stratigraphical position of localities such as Póvoa de Santarém, Quinta do Marmelal, Pero Filho, Azambujeira (lower levels), and Fonte do Pinheiro was revised; the stratigraphical position of Marmeleira was ascertained. The localities so far known correspond to NM 5 (?), NM 6, NM 8, NM 9, NM 10 and possibly to NM II and NM 12. A new interpretation (M. T. ANTUNES) of localities with oysters from Ribatejo allows a better correlation with vertebrate localities. Relationships with Serravallian transgression seem well established. Only two localities, Vila Nova da Rainha and Foz do Alviela, may possibly be correlated to V-b division of Lisbon (Langhian) with «Hispanotherium fauna». All the other localities are younger than Serravallian oyster beds. Undirect correlation shows that NM 6 localities are somewhat younger than the apogee ef Serravallian transgression (corresponding approximately to Blow's N 11 to N 13 zones based on planctonic foraminifera).
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The occurrence of a copiapite in the Paleogenic (?) formations of Vale Furado (South of S. Pedro de Muel, Portugal) is described, X-ray, DTA and TGA data and a chemical analysis of this mineral are presented.
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A three-week paleontological prospection in Triassic beds of the Algarve (southern province of Portugal) has revealed the presence of fossil vertebrates (stegocephalians for the most part, but also fishes and reptiles) in several localities and in at least 5 stratigraphical levels.
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A synthetic essay about portuguese Late Cretaceous (Upper Campanian-Maastrichtian) and Paleogene is presented. This does include most of the so far known data, a critical approach to the problems of such formations, and to previous works on them. Our viewpoints (party original) are exposed in a shorter text in French where most of the discussion was suppressed (see reference in Resumo).
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This paper is concerned with Hipparion from Ribatejo, Portugal, and with the stratigraphy of the Neogene series of this region. The first two chapters are an introduction and an historical review. Paleontological study includes both a revision of the specimens accounted by ROMAN (1907) and the description of new material. Two forms were recognized, an early H. cf. primigenium, lower Vallesian in age, NM 9 mammal unit (from Archino, Vila Nova da Rainha, Aveiras de Cima), and a more advanced H. primigenium cf. melendezi. Upper Vallesian, NM 10 (possibly lowermost Turolian, NM 11) (at Azambujeira and Marmeleira). A synthesis of Middle and Upper Miocene from Ribatejo is also presented. Levels with H. p. cf. melendezi are somewhat older than «Upper Pontian», as it was previously acknowledged, they attain at the best the lowermost Turolian (approximately corresponding to «Upper Pontian»). Even higher levels may be Turolian in age, though they are not yet accurately dated. Almost all the localities are shown (tableau 11) according to its stratigraphical position; age, correspondance to mammal units from NM 5 to NM 10 (and may be also from NM 11 to NM 12), and correlation with marine formations near Lisbon are also taken in account. The stratigraphical position of localities such as Póvoa de Santarém, Quinta do Marmelal, Pero Filho, Azambujeira (lower levels), and Fonte do Pinheiro was revised; the stratigraphical position of Marmeleira was ascertained. The localities so far known correspond to NM 5 (?), NM 6, NM 8, NM 9, NM 10 and possibly to NM II and NM 12. A new interpretation (M. T. ANTUNES) of localities with oysters from Ribatejo allows a better correlation with vertebrate localities. Relationships with Serravallian transgression seem well established. Only two localities, Vila Nova da Rainha and Foz do Alviela, may possibly be correlated to V-b division of Lisbon (Langhian) with «Hispanotherium fauna». All the other localities are younger than Serravallian oyster beds. Undirect correlation shows that NM 6 localities are somewhat younger than the apogee ef Serravallian transgression (corresponding approximately to Blow's N 11 to N 13 zones based on planctonic foraminifera).
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The occurrence of a copiapite in the Paleogenic (?) formations of Vale Furado (South of S. Pedro de Muel, Portugal) is described, X-ray, DTA and TGA data and a chemical analysis of this mineral are presented.
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A madeira é um importante recurso renovável e com uma enorme variedade de aplicações que vão desde a embalagem, à construção, ao mobiliário, entre outras aplicações diversas. Os produtos em madeira, após o seu primeiro ciclo de vida, continuam a ter valor e poderão ter fins diversos, tais como a reutilização, a reciclagem ou a produção de energia. A escolha do destino a dar a esta madeira recuperável deverá basear-se na qualidade do material em causa, existindo formas de classificação segundo o grau de contaminação do material. Tendo em consideração que a produção de madeira recuperável ocorre nas mais diversas actividades humanas, desde as individuais, e de forma bastante dispersa, àquelas desenvolvidas pela indústria, torna-se extremamente difícil conhecer as quantidades totais disponíveis deste material, e assim, definir modelos de gestão eficazes para este material. O objectivo deste trabalho é tentar compilar a informação existente no que concerne à disponibilidade de madeira recuperável em Portugal, acabando por se particularizar no fluxo de embalagens de madeira, aplicando uma metodologia de cálculo para este material. Os resultados obtidos terão uma margem de erro associada à utilização de alguns pressupostos, de estudos anteriores, e no futuro deverá ser verificada a sua concordância com a realidade da gestão destes resíduos em Portugal.
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The material collected in the Lower Liassic beds of S. Pedro de Muel (Portugal) contains some remains of actinopterygian fishes. The most significant elements have been described, and two genera have been recognized. One of them, Furo, is a halecomorph of the Caturidae family, the other one, Proleptolepis, is a teleostean genus belonging to the family Leptolepidae s. str. It is the first record of these two genera in Portugal. This discovery gives new data on the geographical distribution of Furo and Proleptolepis. In the present state of our knowledge, this last genus seems to be restricted to the Sinemurian - Lotharingian.