999 resultados para Guevara, Antonio de, ca. 1480-1545
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Antonio de Guevara (1480?-1545), es una figura singular de la cultura ibérica del siglo XVI. La proximidad al emperador Carlos V marcará su trayectoria personal y su producción literaria. La publicación, en 1528, del Libro Aureo de Marco Aurelio, dará cominezo a una carrera literaria que hará de Guevara uno de los autores más leidos y apreciados de la Europa del siglo XVI. Procurando inscribir su carrera vital en la coyuntura histórica de la España de su tiempo, este texto analiza l trayectoria y fortuna del Relox de Príncipes, publicado en 1529, y su irradiación ibérica y europea, con especial incidencia para el caso portugués.
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Lugar e imp. tomados del colofón
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Fecha de publicación tomada de Peeters-Fontainas
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Sign.: []2, A-N8, O6
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Sign.: [calderón]6, a-z8, [et]8, [cum]8, [rum]8, 2a8
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Errores de foliación, pasa de h. X a IX y de CXIII a CXVIII
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Capitulares grab. xil.
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Pie de imprenta tomado del colofón
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Libro de' viaggi e scoperte di Nicolò ed Antonio fratelli Zeni dietro la prima edizione fattane in Venezia nel 1558.--Dissertazione intorno ai viaggi suddetti.
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This paper presents a dynamic choice model in the attributespace considering rational consumers that discount the future. In lightof the evidence of several state-dependence patterns, the model isfurther extended by considering a utility function that allows for thedifferent types of behavior described in the literature: pure inertia,pure variety seeking and hybrid. The model presents a stationaryconsumption pattern that can be inertial, where the consumer only buysone product, or a variety-seeking one, where the consumer buys severalproducts simultane-ously. Under the inverted-U marginal utilityassumption, the consumer behaves inertial among the existing brands forseveral periods, and eventually, once the stationary levels areapproached, the consumer turns to a variety-seeking behavior. An empiricalanalysis is run using a scanner database for fabric softener andsignificant evidence of hybrid behavior for most attributes is found,which supports the functional form considered in the theory.
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This paper presents and estimates a dynamic choice model in the attribute space considering rational consumers. In light of the evidence of several state-dependence patterns, the standard attribute-based model is extended by considering a general utility function where pure inertia and pure variety-seeking behaviors can be explained in the model as particular linear cases. The dynamics of the model are fully characterized by standard dynamic programming techniques. The model presents a stationary consumption pattern that can be inertial, where the consumer only buys one product, or a variety-seeking one, where the consumer shifts among varied products.We run some simulations to analyze the consumption paths out of the steady state. Underthe hybrid utility assumption, the consumer behaves inertially among the unfamiliar brandsfor several periods, eventually switching to a variety-seeking behavior when the stationary levels are approached. An empirical analysis is run using scanner databases for three different product categories: fabric softener, saltine cracker, and catsup. Non-linear specifications provide the best fit of the data, as hybrid functional forms are found in all the product categories for most attributes and segments. These results reveal the statistical superiority of the non-linear structure and confirm the gradual trend to seek variety as the level of familiarity with the purchased items increases.
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This paper presents findings from a study investigating a firm s ethical practices along the value chain. In so doing we attempt to better understand potential relationships between a firm s ethical stance with its customers and those of its suppliers within a supply chain and identify particular sectoral and cultural influences that might impinge on this. Drawing upon a database comprising of 667 industrial firms from 27 different countries, we found that ethical practices begin with the firm s relationship with its customers, the characteristics of which then influence the ethical stance with the firm s suppliers within the supply chain. Importantly, market structure along with some key cultural characteristics were also found to exert significant influence on the implementation of ethical policies in these firms.
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Vorbesitzer: Johannes Volpert; Johann Maximilian Zum Jungen
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Hojas imp. por ambas caras