74 resultados para Esdras Minville


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Portada con orla.

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Esdras et Nehemias traduits en françois, avec une explication tirée des Saints Péres & des autheurs ecclesiastiques, con portadilla en segunda secuencia de pag.

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Contiene: Les Paralipomenes, p. 1-302.--Esdras, p. 302-422.--Tobie, p. 423-465.--Judith, p. 466-519.

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Old and New Testaments have also illustrated engraved title pages, dated 1813.

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Mode of access: Internet.

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Esta tese estuda o protestantismo brasileiro enquanto parte de um processo civilizatório figuracional de longo prazo nos termos propostos pelo sociólogo alemão Norbert Elias. Tal processo é produtor de hábitos cúlticos e extra-cúlticos exercidos pelos praticantes dessa expressão religiosa. Observou-se ao longo da pesquisa que, o protestantismo brasileiro inicial e de missão teve sua principal base missionária em Campinas, transformado posteriormente em um eixo missionário Campinas-Piracicaba. Atualmente o protestantismo está definitivamente inserido na sociedade e na paisagem urbana da cidade de Campinas. Neste estudo, encontrou-se em uma periferia urbana campineira nascida através de uma invasão de terras em 1997, autonomeada extra oficialmente pelos ocupantes de Parque Oziel, várias comunidades de origem protestante. Percorreu-se a trajetória de constituição dessa área de ocupação e a etnografia e análise dos costumes evangélicos atuais dos aderentes dessa fé no Parque Oziel.

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Esta dissertação analisa a relação existente entre os temas dialogados pelo redator do livro de Rute (4,1-12) e os livros que fazem parte da composição da História Deuteronomística. Havia três propostas, cada uma com a sua própria maneira de ver a situação, a missão e a organização do povo. A primeira é a de Zorobabel e Josué (Ed 3,1-13). A segunda de Esdras (Ed 9,1-10,44) (Ne 8,1-18) e a terceira de Neemias (5,1-19). Como abordar a pericope neste contexto foi realmente um desafio. Em um primeiro momento, ela foi situada no momento da História de Israel, vivenciando o pós exílio, com a volta dos deportados da Babilônia, época de reestruturação nacional de Judá. Em seguida, os personagens foram colocados em seus devidos papéis sociais. O povo da terra ficou em Judá e nos arredores. As injustiças sociais eram muitas: os campesinos estavam sendo desapropriados de suas próprias terras, pelos irmãos judeus que chegaram da Babilônia (Ne 51-5). Esses mesmos irmãos judeus são os que emprestaram dinheiro ao povo da terra e cobraram o pagamento com usura. O cenário era desanimador; os problemas intermináveis e de todos os tipos. A pobreza e a fome eram cada vez maiores (Ag 1,6), os pobres, estrangeiros e viúvas sobreviviam da respinga (Rt 2,2)

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Dissertação apresentada ao Programa de Pós- Graduação em Administração da Universidade Municipal de São Caetano do Sul como requisito parcial para a obtenção do título de Mestre em Administração

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PURPOSE: The infection is one of the main factors that affect the physiological evolution of the surgical wounds. The aim of this work is to evaluate the effects of fibroblast growth factor (FGFâ) and anti-FGFâ in the healing, synthesis and maturation of collagen when topically used on infected skin wounds of rats. METHODS: An experimental study was perfomed in 60 male Wistar rats. All animals were divided in two groups (A and B). Each group was divided in three subgroups A1, B1; A2, B2 and A3, B3. After anesthesia with pentobarbital, two open squared wounds (1cm2), 4cm distant to each other, were done in the dorsal skin of all the rats. In group A (n=30) the wounds were contaminated with multibacterial standard solution, and in group B(n=30) the wounds were maintained sterile. These wounds were named F1 (for inflammation analysis) and F2 (for collagen study). The open wounds of A1 and B1 rats were topically treated with saline solution, A2 and B2 were treated with FGFâ and subgroups A3 and B3 were treated with FGFâ and anti-FGFâ. The rats were observed until complete epitelization of F2 wounds for determination of healing time and the expression of types I and III collagen, using Picro Sirius Red staining. Inflammatory reaction in F1 wounds was studied using hematoxilineosin staining. The three variable was measured by the Image Pro-Plus Média Cybernetics software. The statistical analysis was performed by ANOVA and Tukey test, considering p<0.05 as significant. RESULTS: It was observed that infection retarded significantly (p<0.05) the time of wound scarring and the topical application of FCFb reverted the inhibition of healing caused by bacteria. The inflammatory reaction was greater in the subgroup B2 than in B1 and A3, and the difference was significant (p<0.05). It was observed greater expression of type I collagen in all the subgroups treated with FCFb, when compared with the untreated subgroups. Type III collagen was significantly decreased in wounds of B3 rats, comparing to the other subgroups. CONCLUSIONS: The FCFb accelerated the healing of open infected wounds and contributed with maturation of collagen, enhancing the type I collagen density. The anti-FCFb antibody was able to attenuate the production of both type I and III collagen

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J’entends défendre une position qui s’inscrit dans le cadre du projet de démocratie globale. Cette position se distancie cependant de certaines thèses en philosophie politique contemporaine, notamment les thèses du cosmopolitisme institutionnel, qui présupposent que le système international actuel serait fondé sur un schème de coopération injuste conçu pour les intérêts des pays occidentaux et défavorable en général aux pays les plus pauvres. Le problème de ces thèses est qu’en présupposant cela, elles finissent généralement par en appeler à une profonde refonte démocratique des institutions internationales. Nous soutiendrons qu’un tel parti pris, qui ne nous semble d’ailleurs pas plausible, perd de vue les véritables lieux où il conviendrait de soutenir les réels processus démocratiques. Si nous concédons que les institutions internationales actuelles rencontrent quelquefois d’énormes difficultés face à certaines problématiques mondiales, une telle reconnaissance ne conduit pas en déduire qu’elles sont foncièrement injustes. Nous arguerons que le projet de démocratie globale devrait plus se préoccuper de réels processus démocratiques qui ont cours dans toutes les régions du monde, en accompagnant les peuples et les individus qui, à l’intérieur des États encore autocratiques ou despotiquement doux, ont soif de liberté. Dès lors, il n’est pas seulement question d’un simple transfert des vivres et de ressources monétaires vers les pays pauvres. Il faut bien plus s’intéresser aux divers facteurs (politiques, économiques et sociaux) de nature à susciter chez une population l’éveil de la conscience citoyenne, l’urgence de la participation, la passion du débat public raisonné, et la défense des libertés et de la qualité de vie, autant de paramètres qui sont nécessaires à l’éclosion de réels processus démocratiques. De fait, notre approche vise à renforcer l’esprit de colégislateur et l’empowerment des peuples et des individus, ouvrant ainsi à la démocratie d’infinies possibilités d’ancrage autant au niveau national qu’international.

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PURPOSE: The infection is one of the main factors that affect the physiological evolution of the surgical wounds. The aim of this work is to evaluate the effects of fibroblast growth factor (FGFâ) and anti-FGFâ in the healing, synthesis and maturation of collagen when topically used on infected skin wounds of rats. METHODS: An experimental study was perfomed in 60 male Wistar rats. All animals were divided in two groups (A and B). Each group was divided in three subgroups A1, B1; A2, B2 and A3, B3. After anesthesia with pentobarbital, two open squared wounds (1cm2), 4cm distant to each other, were done in the dorsal skin of all the rats. In group A (n=30) the wounds were contaminated with multibacterial standard solution, and in group B(n=30) the wounds were maintained sterile. These wounds were named F1 (for inflammation analysis) and F2 (for collagen study). The open wounds of A1 and B1 rats were topically treated with saline solution, A2 and B2 were treated with FGFâ and subgroups A3 and B3 were treated with FGFâ and anti-FGFâ. The rats were observed until complete epitelization of F2 wounds for determination of healing time and the expression of types I and III collagen, using Picro Sirius Red staining. Inflammatory reaction in F1 wounds was studied using hematoxilineosin staining. The three variable was measured by the Image Pro-Plus Média Cybernetics software. The statistical analysis was performed by ANOVA and Tukey test, considering p<0.05 as significant. RESULTS: It was observed that infection retarded significantly (p<0.05) the time of wound scarring and the topical application of FCFb reverted the inhibition of healing caused by bacteria. The inflammatory reaction was greater in the subgroup B2 than in B1 and A3, and the difference was significant (p<0.05). It was observed greater expression of type I collagen in all the subgroups treated with FCFb, when compared with the untreated subgroups. Type III collagen was significantly decreased in wounds of B3 rats, comparing to the other subgroups. CONCLUSIONS: The FCFb accelerated the healing of open infected wounds and contributed with maturation of collagen, enhancing the type I collagen density. The anti-FCFb antibody was able to attenuate the production of both type I and III collagen