El problema de Isis : interés educativo de sus variadas soluciones, algunas generalizaciones.

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O culto a Serápis e a coexistência helénico-egípcia na Alexandria ptolomaica

O estabelecimento do culto ao deus Serápis na antiga cidade cosmopolita de Alexandria, capital dos Ptolomeus, em torno de uma imagem única e híbrida, respondeu à necessidade de harmonização intercultural dos dois mais importantes agrupamentos populacionais de Alexandria (os autóctones egípcios e os imigrantes greco-macedónios) e constituiu um factor de superação de anteriores e antigas antíteses e diferenças que os opunham, desenvolvidas com a ocupação grega do Egipto, e que eram,na viragem do séc. IV a.C., um dos maiores problemas e desafios colocados ao novo poder político, geneticamente oriundo da Macedónia, mas residente no Egipto.

Religião e sociedade no Egito antigo: do mito de Ísis e Osíris na obra de Plutarco (I d.C.)

Pós-graduação em História - FCLAS

Antecedentes sobre el programa "Micro-ISIS" para el manejo computacional de sistemas de información documental o afines

Extracto de las informaciones suministradas por UNESCO durante la Reunión de Usuarios CDS/ISIS llevada a efecto en Buenos Aires, 16-18 octubre, 1985

Cohort Profile: The Interdisciplinary Study of Inequalities in Smoking (ISIS)

The Interdisciplinary Study of Inequalities in Smoking (ISIS) is a cohort study investigating the joint effects of residents' socio-demographic characteristics and neighbourhood attributes on the social distribution of smoking in a young adult population. Smoking is a behaviour with an increasingly steep social class gradient; smoking prevalence among young adults is no longer declining at the same rate as among the rest of the population, and there is evidence of growing place-based disparities in smoking. ISIS was established to examine these pressing concerns. The ISIS sample comprises non-institutionalized individuals aged 18-25 years, who are proficient in English and/or French and who had been living at their current address in Montréal, Canada, for at least 1 year at time of first contact. Two waves of data have been collected: baseline data were collected November 2011-September 2012 (n = 2093), and a second wave of data was collected January-June 2014 (n = 1457). Data were collected from respondents using a self-administered questionnaire, developed by the research team based on sociological theory, which includes questions concerning social, economic, cultural and biological capital, and activity space as well as smoking behaviour. Data are available upon request from [katherine.frohlich@umontreal.ca].