Teoria da argumentação jurídica e love's knowledge no caso da antecipação do parto do feto anencéfalo / Geilza Fátima Cavalcanti Diniz. --

Inclui notas explicativas, bibliográficas e bibliografia.

Don Juan Tenorio, drama religioso-fantástico en dos partes,

Este drama ha sido aprobado para su representacion por la Junta de censura de los teatros del reino en 4 de junio de 1849.

El tenorio maderista : parodia político satírica /

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Don Juan Tenorio /

Contiene: T. I, T. II.

La retorica di M. Bartolomeo Cavalcanti ... : divisa in VII Libri ... /

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Don Juan Tenorio,/

At head of title: Estudios literarios.

Don Juan Tenorio /

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Don Juan Tenorio.

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Memoria sobre la enfermedad de la vid de esta provincia : excrita de orden del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Civil de la misma D. Miguel Tenorio de Castilla /

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La poesia giovanile e La canzone d'amore di Guido Cavalcanti;

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Las parodias dramáticas de Don Juan Tenorio en el siglo XIX

Zorrilla was, undoubtedly, the one who approached the myth of Don Juan the closest. Tirso has paternity. Madariaga thinks the Don Juan of Moliere lacks spontaneity and displays a conscious rebellion against the laws. That of Byron is a reflective character. The Don Giovanni created by Da Ponte for Mozart's opera is very civilised and lacks spontaneity, as well. Madariaga does not forgive Pushkin for the appearance of Laura on a balcony in Madrid and not in Seville. Obviously Madariaga is right because his view is the popular response to the work of Zorrilla. José Zorrilla gets to the spot and the core of the myth as very few Spaniards would not remember the most emblematic verses of his work since its implementation in the role. That is why the Tenorio is the most parodied work...

[principles Of Universality, Comprehensiveness And Equity In A Hearing Health Care Service].

This article analyzed whether the practices of hearing health care were consistent with the principles of universality, comprehensiveness and equity from the standpoint of professionals. It involved qualitative research conducted at a Medium Complexity Hearing Health Care Center. A social worker, three speech therapists, a physician and a psychologist constituted the study subjects. Interviews were conducted as well as observation registered in a field diary. The thematic analysis technique was used in the analysis of the material. The analysis of interviews resulted in the construction of the following themes: Universality and access to hearing health, Comprehensive Hearing Health Care and Hearing Health and Equity. The study identified issues that interfere with the quality of service and run counter to the principles of Brazilian Unified Health System. The conclusion reached was that a relatively simple investment in training and professional qualification can bring about significant changes in order to promote a more universal, comprehensive and equitable health service.