996 resultados para Gabriel, Markus


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Fil: Welschinger Lascano, Nicolás. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.

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n este libro, Gabriel Gatti se propone dar cuenta, con un lenguaje claro y sensible, de distintos mecanismos y vehículos de construcción de identidad y sentido después del quiebre de los marcos interpretativos que trae consigo la figura del desaparecido. Su hipótesis principal es que la desaparición forzada es una catástrofe para la identidad y para el lenguaje, pero que existe un lugar para vivirla y es el "mundo del detenido-desaparecido". En función de su objetivo de pensar distintas formas de representar y vivir esa catástrofe, Gatti construye dos tipos ideales: por un lado analiza las ?narrativas del sentido? desde la vocación explicativa transicional, mientras que por otro lado problematiza a "las narrativas de la ausencia de sentido" con aspiraciones de habitar una ausencia institucionalizada gracias a la invención de lenguajes que hospedan realidades catastróficas e incómodas

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The episodic occurrence of debris flow events in response to stochastic precipitation and wildfire events makes hazard prediction challenging. Previous work has shown that frequency-magnitude distributions of non-fire-related debris flows follow a power law, but less is known about the distribution of post-fire debris flows. As a first step in parameterizing hazard models, we use frequency-magnitude distributions and cumulative distribution functions to compare volumes of post-fire debris flows to non-fire-related debris flows. Due to the large number of events required to parameterize frequency-magnitude distributions, and the relatively small number of post-fire event magnitudes recorded in the literature, we collected data on 73 recent post-fire events in the field. The resulting catalog of 988 debris flow events is presented as an appendix to this article. We found that the empirical cumulative distribution function of post-fire debris flow volumes is composed of smaller events than that of non-fire-related debris flows. In addition, the slope of the frequency-magnitude distribution of post-fire debris flows is steeper than that of non-fire-related debris flows, evidence that differences in the post-fire environment tend to produce a higher proportion of small events. We propose two possible explanations: 1) post-fire events occur on shorter return intervals than debris flows in similar basins that do not experience fire, causing their distribution to shift toward smaller events due to limitations in sediment supply, or 2) fire causes changes in resisting and driving forces on a package of sediment, such that a smaller perturbation of the system is required in order for a debris flow to occur, resulting in smaller event volumes.

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Separata de: Revista Hispánica Moderna, t.II, nº 3

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Discurso pronunciado por D. Rafael Portaencasa Baeza, Rector de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, con motivo de la festividad de Santo Tomás de Aquino e investidura de doctores honoris causa de los profesores Dres. Yuri M. Davydov, Vagan V. Shajguildan y Gabriel Ferraté. En este discurso se repasan los principales méritos académicos y de investigación de estas tres personalidades del mundo de la ciencia.