993 resultados para Exhibitions, Dublin, 1907.
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Resumen tomado de la publicación. Número monográfico con el tít.: Reformas e innovaciones educativas (España, 1907-1939)
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Colonias escolares de vacaciones de Cartagena, su promoción, organización y funcionamiento en el primer tercio del siglo XX. Las colonias escolares de vacaciones como institución educativa de promoción de la salud pública y de protección a la infancia. La investigación realiza un recorrido que va desde el análisis general de lo que fueron las características principales presentes en el origen y la evolución de las colonias escolares en España, situando el caso de Cartagena en este marco, pasando por una aproximación al contexto de Cartagena, hasta llegar a su Junta Local de Protección a la Infancia, a sus antecedentes y actuaciones emprendidas en el campo higiénico-sanitario, escolar, etc. El núcleo central de la investigación lo constituye el análisis histórico de la primera experiencia de colonias escolares y su desarrollo posterior. Fuentes primarias: diarios de las colonias redactados por sus directores, memorias inéditas redactadas asímismo por los directores y bibliografía. Investigación histórica. Las colonias escolares de vacaciones, dirigidas primordialmente a los niños de las familias de las clases populares urbanas con la salud debilitada, tenían dos finalidades básicas: una de higiene preventiva, en una época en la que se soportaban altas tasas de mortalidad infantil y otra de carácter educativo, tendente apropiciar la educación intelectual, física, social y moral de los colonos, configurándose como institución complementaria de la escuela. Cartagena, creadora de las primeras escuelas graduadas en españa, contó con una de las Juntas Locales de Protección a la Infancia y Represión de la Mendicidad más activas del País, que dió lugar, entre otras instituciones, a la Casa del Niño y favoreció un destacado y diverso conjunto de iniciativas en favor de las colonias escolares, siendo el primer municipio de la región que, en 1907, las promovió.
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El artículo está incluido en un número monográfico especial con los trabajos del I Simposio Pluridisciplinar sobre Diseño, Evaluación y Descripción de Contenidos Educativos Reutilizables (Guadalajara, Octubre 2004).Resumen basado en el de la publicación
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Este artigo procura revisitar a greve académica de 1907 e integrá-la num cenário de declínio da Monarquia Constitucional e numa conjuntura promissora da nova ordem republicana. Num primeiro momento, aborda-se a origem, o desenvolvimento e as consequências desta rebelião estudantil, enfocando uma multiplicidade de olhares, coevos, de publicistas, escritores e políticos e dando igualmente voz a alguns estudantes que vivenciaram esses acontecimentos. Num segundo momento, procede-se à abordagem das intervenções parlamentares que esta questão académica despoletou na Câmara dos Deputados, com destaque para os discursos eloquentes de António José de Almeida, um dos grandes tribunos republicanos do seu tempo.
Guide de l'exposant: Foires, salons et expositions = Exhibitor's guide: Fairs, shows and exhibitions
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The paper conceptualises and explores the links between cities, commerce, urbanism and cultural planning by drawing on Temple Bar in Dublin as an example of how, by linking these concepts to practice in real concrete situations urban life or urban culture can be created and/or revitalised. Temple Bar is Dublin's emerging cultural quarter, an experiment in urban revitalisation which is deliberately focused on culture and urbanism as ways of rediscovering the good city. It has attracted considerable interest from across Europe, and has secured EC funding to kick-start the process of renewal. The author was appointed by the Irish Government to prepare the area management and development strategy for Temple Bar in 1990. Wary of the dangers of property led regeneration, of the destructive impacts of sudden or cataclysmic change, the agencies in Temple Bar have deliberately adopted a strategic management approach to the area. This is referred to as 'urban stewardship', a process of looking after and respecting a place, and helping it to help itself. The paper explores whether there is a 'culture of cities' and whether it is possible to recreate an urban culture. Following Raymond Williams, an anthropological definition of culture is employed, "... a particular way of life, which expresses certain meaning and values not only in art and learning but also in institutional and ordinary behaviour". Rather than being simply an add-on to the serious concerns of economic development and the built environment, culture has both helped shape, and continues to develop in, the streets, spaces and buildings of the city.
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James Cooksey Culwick (1845-1907) was born in England. Trained as chorister and organist in Lichfield Cathedral, he moved to Ireland at twenty- one and remained until his death in 1907. Although his reputation as scholar, musician and teacher was acknowledged widely during his lifetime - he received an honorary doctorate from University of Dublin (1893) - little is known about the contribution he made to music education. This paper addresses this gap in the literature and argues that it was Culwick's singular achievement to pay attention to music pedagogy at secondary level, by recognizing that music could be seen as a serious career option for girls, and by providing resources for teachers which emphasised the development of an 'art-feeling' in pupils of all abilities. In addition, he considered Irish music as an art which had significance as music first, and Irish music second, and advocated a 'laudable tolerance' for opposing views on matters of cultural identity to Ireland at the end of the nineteenth century.