Calendar of meetings of the Economic Commission for Latin America Subregional Headquarters for the Caribbean, 1984

Includes bibliography

Insumos demográficos para el sector educacional: América Latina, población en edad escolar, edades simples y años calendarios 1980-2000 = Demographic elements for the education sector: Latin America, school-age population, single ages and calendar years 1980-2000

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América Latina: proyecciones de población: años calendarios: 1950-2000 = 1950-2000 Latin America: population projections: calendar years

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América Latina: población por años calendario y edades simples: período 1990-2000 = Latin America: population by calendar years and single ages

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América Latina: población por años calendario y edades simples: período 1995-2005 = Latin America: population by calendar years and single ages, period 1995-2005

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América Latina: población por años calendario y edades simples: período 1995-2005 = Latin America: population by calendar years and single ages, period 1995-2005

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América Latina: población por años calendario y edades simples, 1995-2005 = Latin America: population by calendar years and single ages

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The near babylonian speech confusion in early detection of psychosis

It is barely 15 years since, in 1996, the issue theme of Schizophrenia Bulletin (Vol 22, 2) “Early Detection, and Intervention in Schizophrenia” signified the commencement of this field of research. Since that time the field of early detection research has developed rapidly and it may be translated into clinical practice by the introduction of an Attenuated Psychosis Syndrome in Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition, (DSM-5) (www.dsm5.org/ProposedRevisions/Pages/proposedrevision.aspx?rid=412#). Attenuated psychotic symptoms (APS) had first been suggested as a clinical predictor of first-episode psychosis by the Personal Assessment and Crisis Evaluation (PACE) Clinic group as part of the ultrahigh risk (UHR) criteria.1 The term ultrahigh risk became broadly accepted for this set of criteria for imminent risk of developing psychosis in the late 1990s. The use of the term “prodrome” for a state characterized by at-risk (AR) criteria was criticized as a retrospective concept inevitably followed by the full-blown disorder.1 Although alternative terms have been suggested, prodrome is still used in prospective studies (eg, prodromally symptomatic, potentially or putatively prodromal, prodrome-like state/symptoms). Some alternative suggestions such as prepsychotic state/symptoms, subthreshold psychotic symptoms, early psychosis, subsyndromal psychosis, hypopsychosis, or subpsychosis were short-lived. Other terms still in use include UHR, at-risk mental state (ARMS), AR, high risk, clinical high risk (CHR), or early and late AR state. Further, the term psychotic-like experiences (PLEs) has recently (re-)entered early detection research. …

Ancient Calendars and Bolivian Modernity: Tiwanaku’s Gateway of the Sun, Arthur Posnansky, and the World Calendar Movement of the 1930s

Tourists to the archaeological site of Tiwanaku are presented with ancient calendars, of which the Gateway of the Sun is the most important, famous, and beautiful. Arthur Posnansky and other early 20th-century archaeologists claimed that its inscriptions constituted a written calendar. These claims were intimately connected to narratives of Tiwanaku as a central source of knowledge in both pre-Columbian times and the contemporary world. Posnansky presented his interpretation of Tiwanaku’s calendars as a response to the debates of the World Calendar Movement, which in the 1930s was attempting to rationalize the Gregorian calendar. In the Gateway, Posnansky found a uniquely Bolivian response to the international, North Atlantic-dominated scientific community’s search for a rational way to keep time in the world economy. Bolivian intellectuals merged their interest in the indigenous past with their concerns about the role of the modernist Bolivian state in the global system.

The Jewish Historical Society of England : Jews in the Canary Islands being a calendar of Jewish cases extracted from the records of the Canariote Inquisition in the collection of the Marquess of Bute

by Lucien Wolf. Transl. from the Spanish and ed. with an introd. and notes

Babylonian Oil Magic in the Talmud and in the later Jewish literature

by Samuel Daiches

A Jewish Calendar for sixtyfour years, detailing the new moons, festivals, and fasts : ... to which are added tabl. for continuing the calendar to A. M. 6000-2240 C. Ae. and a chronological table ...

by E. H. Lindo