Noble States Managed by Women. Doña Teresa de Saavedra y Zúñiga, Countess of Villalonso: an Aristocrat during Philip II and Philip III’s Reign

This work intends to analyze the letters exchanged between doña Teresa de Saavedra y Zúñiga, countess of Villalonso, and Bartolomé de Cartagena, a merchant who lived in Seville. Those letters are a very detailed account of their financial relationship during two decades; but they also give us important information about the countess’ life. In her letters the countess discussed her domestic familial life but also made reference to her social position at Court, so we can reconstruct the strategies used by doña Teresa in order to accomplish all her objectives and the ways she used to present these goals to the others.

María Teresa Forero de Saade: no presto, ni alquilo ni vendo mi capacidad de pensar ni mi dignidad

Fondo Margaritainés Restrepo

Teresa Nebot Sanz: Psicología y Psicoterapia. Aportaciones de las Constelaciones familiares a la terapia de pareja

Teresa Nebot Sanz: Psicología y Psicoterapia. Aportaciones de las Constelaciones familiares a la terapia de pareja

Teresa Varón García. Constelaciones en la Educación. Pedagogía Sistemática: orden-es en educación

Teresa Varón García. Constelaciones en la Educación. Pedagogía Sistemática: orden-es en educación

Entrevista a Maria Teresa Estrela

Entrevista realizada, pelo autor, a Maria Teresa Estrela, na qual se analisa a Educação Portuguesa, nomeadamente nos desafios que vão surgindo e no balanço que a entrevistada faz acerca da aplicação da Lei de Bases do Sistema Educativo.

Dramaturgias en el teatro actual de las Antillas. Cartografía de poéticas en movimiento: Teresa Hernández y Josefina Báez

This dissertation aims to explore the contemporary Caribbean and its dramaturgy through the study of the artistic work of two remarkable artists: the Puerto Rican Teresa Hernández and the Dominicanyork Josefina Báez. Both artists are currently generating a lot of attention due to the internationalization of their creations, but still their work deserves even more consideration. These skilled stage artists connect various islands through their artistic work: Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and the islands within New York City. The different cultures that converge and coexist in these places exemplify the process of hybridization that characterizes our modern world. Teresa and Josefina illustrate in their plays the plurality of the Caribbean, depicting a true multiplicity of languages and cultures that makes it impossible to adopt a fixed and unique conception of a national identity. They engage in the difficult task of finding out what it means to be a Puerto Rican, a Dominican or a New Yorker. Both performers clearly criticize the notion of an identity that pretends to fuse and include all the possible voices of every Caribbean nation under a sole definition. Therefore, one must consider the heterogeneity that surrounds us as the basis to approach the work of these two artists when evaluating the Caribbean, as well as the dramaturgical procedures these great performers employ. To begin with, how can we talk about the Caribbean? How can we talk accurately about dramaturgical procedures? Furthermore, how can we express with words the ephemeral aspect of the theatrical event? How can we use words to address a Caribbean reality, which contains European and American standards, but does not necessarily follow them? These are the questions that the present investigation seeks to answer; however, it is not an easy task. Thus, the real challenge of this dissertation is to offer a rigorous response to these questions...

Educación para el Desarrollo y Marketing Social: Análisis de la campaña de sensibilización y formación de “InteRed” en la Academia Santa Teresa de Málaga

La Educación para el desarrollo y la ciudadanía global demanda nuevas formas de comunicación efectivas e influyentes, adaptadas a los nuevos tiempos. El marketing social incluye componentes de sensibilización y educativos para cambiar un comportamiento particular en la sociedad. Ambas materias se unen para hacer posible cambios sociales en un mundo altamente interconectado. El presente trabajo analiza el impacto de las campañas de sensibilización (celebración del Día de la Solidaridad) y formación en Educación para el Desarrollo, realizadas por InteRed en el colegio Teresianas de Málaga. En el primer caso se encuestaron a 59 adultos y en el segundo más de 200 niños/as de primaria. Las encuestas fueron diseñadas por profesionales del sector. Los resultados fueron satisfactorios en ambas campañas, sensibilizando al público asistente en el primer caso y desarrollando una actitud crítica-participativa en el segundo, encontrándonos con posibles prácticas de mejoras.

Cinco cartas de fray Servando Teresa de Mier

En ocasión del aniversario 250 del natalicio de fray Servando Teresa de Mier, se presentan cinco piezas de su correspondencia que, como diputado federal por Nuevo León, fray Servando dirigió a Monterrey.