Geografía comercial de las naciones latino americanas,

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Musicologia latino-americana. La música popular y los músicos célebres de la América Latina,

"Instrumentos indigenas": p.56-89.

Fratris Josephi a Sancto Benedicto, religiosi laici in celeberrimo monasterio, et sanctuario B. Mariae de Monte-Serrato ordinis SS.P. Benedicti Opera omnia : tum latino, tum hispano sermone conscripta ...

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Cornelii Schrevelii lexicon manuale graeco-latinum et latino-graecum ...

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Romances americanos,

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Sermones aurei id est Tomus secundus seu Dominicale reverendissimi domini patris Didaci Nisseni Ordinis S. Basilii Magni abbatis in omnia totius anni Dominicalia Evangelia ... /cinterprete Latino. R.P.F. Ioanne Freylinck ...

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Bibliotheca magna rabbinica de scriptoribus & scriptis rabbinicis ordine alphabetico hebraicè & latinè digestis : pars quarta, complectens reliquas post ... duodecim alphabetici literas ..., in qua complures identidem interferuntur dissertationes & digressiones / auctore ... D. Iulio Bartoloccio de Celleno Cong. S. Bernardi Ord. Cisterc... ; post eius obitum absoluta, aucta & in lucem edita a D. Carolo Ioseph Imbonato ... eiusdem Congregationis ... praeter Indices ... additur quadruplex Index uniuersalis ... ; accedit tomus alter nempè bibliotheca latino-hebraica siue de scriptoribus latinis ... additis obseruationibus criticis & philologico-historicis ... opera et studio eiusdem D. Caroli Ioseph Imbonati ...

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Institvtiones grammaticae latino carmine, hispana cum explicatione, nunc primú ex authoribus omnium probatissimis in lucidissimum compendium collectae, & in quinque tractatus distributae.

Errors in paging: no. 27, 57, 71, 79 printed 35, 75, 70, 67; no. 76-77, 132 repeated.

Nuevo diccionario latino-español etimológico : escrito con presencia de las obras más notables en este género publicadas en otros países : desde la época del ranacimiento hasta nuestros días, enriquecido con un gran número de voces, frases y modismos extractados de los autores clasicos, seguido de un tratado de sinónimos y de un vocabulario español-latino, para uso de los jóvenes que frecuentan nuestras escuelas /

"Indice alfabético de los autores y obras que se citan en este diccionario, con una ligera notica biográfica de los primeros": p. [xvii]-xxxvii.

Maestras de la tradición oral rapanui. Crónicas y relatos de artistas de Isla de Pascua

Este artículo busca dar cuenta de la labor que cumplen mujeres rapanui quienes a través de los cantos antiguos, los kai-kai y la enseñanza de la lengua realizan un aporte de relevancia no solo cultural, sino que también político al preservar y visibilizar tradiciones al borde de la extinción, a la vez que se validan a sí mismas como activas agentes en la transformación de su comunidad. Se trata de crónicas construidas en base a los testimonios de María Elena Hotus, Alicia Teao, Aru Pate e Isabel Pakarati, recogidos entre 2013 y 2015 y publicadas en el libro: Maestras de la tradición oral rapanui (2015) gracias al aporte del Fondo Nacional del libro del Consejo Nacional de la Cultura y las Artes y a la Editorial Cuarto Propio

ORLANDO COSTAS: ENSAIOS NO CAMINHO PARA UMA PASTORAL EVANGÉLICA LATINO-AMERICANA

Nesta pesquisa se propõe analisar a pastoral evangélica latino-americana elaborada por Orlando Costas. Teólogo pastoralista, missiólogo e de origem porto-riquenha, Costas elaborou método e metodologia de pastoral a partir de sua confissão religiosa evangelical em diálogo ecumênico e em consonância crítica com a situação política, econômica, social e religiosa de Porto Rico e da América Latina. Costas, juntamente com Emilio Castro, foi um dos primeiros a lançar as bases para uma pastoral evangélica visando ao homem latino-americano. Criticou o modelo da teologia pastoral norte-atlântica centrada no pastor com sujeito da ação pastoral da igreja alegando ser; repetitiva, profissional e eclesiocêntrica. A pesquisa foi realizada em três passos, que se realizam nos capítulos um, dois e três, respectivamente, compreender o contexto político, econômico, social e religioso da vida de Orlando Costas a partir de Porto Rico, suas experiências de conversão-ruptura dentro da sua tradição religiosa e a nova percepção pastoral; analisar o desenvolvimento histórico teológico da pastoral evangélica, ou seja, os movimentos, conferências, instituições e teólogos que influenciaram o pensamento de Costas; e, apresentar os fundamentos missiológicos e teológicos da pastoral evangélica, em que se demonstra que a pastoral de Costas é missiológico-pastoral, pois assume a missio Dei como princípio arquitetônico e a pastoral como princípio hermenêutico para a ação missional e pastoral. Conclui-se que a proposta de Costas é de uma pastoral evangélica e ecumênica, contextual e autóctone, dentro e fora da igreja.(AU)

Patterns of acculturative stress: Continuity, discontinuity, and adjustment among Latino youth

This study evaluated inter- and intra-individual changes in acculturation, acculturative stress, and adaptation experiences, as well as their associations with adjustment outcomes among a group of Latino adolescents in South Florida. Specifically, the current study investigated the incidence, changes, and effects of stressors that arise from acculturation experiences (e.g., related to culture, discrimination, language difficulties) among Latino youth by employing a person-centered approach and a longitudinal research design. Four separate groups of analyses were conducted to investigate (a) within-group differences in levels of reported acculturative stress, (b) patterns of continuity and discontinuity in levels of acculturative stress across time, (c) adjustment outcomes associated with distinct patterns of acculturative stress within each measurement occasion, and (d) predictive relations between longitudinal acculturative stress trajectories in early adolescence and psychosocial adjustment outcomes in young adulthood. ^ Results from the multivariate analyses indicated great within group heterogeneity in acculturative stress among Latino youth during early adolescence, as well as significant continuity and discontinuity in the patterns of shifts among acculturative stress profiles between contiguous measurement occasions. Within each developmental period, membership in acculturative stress clusters was significantly and differentially associated with multiple adjustment outcomes, suggesting that maladaptive outcomes are more likely to occur among Latino adolescents experiencing high levels of psychological distress across multiple acculturative domains. In general, Latino youth acculturation is best understood as multi-dimensional, to be variable across time, and to be fluid and responsive to multiple factors and influences. Implications for preventive strategies are discussed with regard to acculturation and developmental psychology research literatures. ^

Against all odds: Success stories of Latino students who survived the educational pipeline

The purpose of this interview study was to explore the experiences of Latino students, from their perspectives, as they journeyed through the educational pipeline, particularly the part focusing on the transfer experience from a 2-year college to a 4-year institution. This was accomplished by conducting in-depth interviews with 17 self-identified Latino men and women. All of the participants had attended Florida International University for at least 1 semester and had transferred from Miami Dade College. The participants varied in age, generational status, and cultural identity.^ The participants were asked to reflect on the external and internal influences that lead them to the 4-year institution. Tinto's (1993) model of student departure theory provided the theoretical framework for data collection and analysis. Based on the coding of the interviews, numerous themes emerged, including the role of the family, the impact of early education, the experiences of being Latino in Miami, the decisions to choose a college, the experience at the 2-year institution, the experience with the transfer process, and the obstacles and strategies the participants used for overcoming obstacles. These themes were furthered developed to determine which influences were most important for a successful journey through the educational pipeline. ^ The study found that viewing the pipeline via the students' perspectives juxtaposed with Tinto's (1993) model of student departure gave greater insight into the experiences of a population of students who have been underrepresented in higher education. The findings of this case study indicate that the transfer process for Latinos attending a Hispanic Serving Institution such as Florida International University, situated in a majority-minority city, is complex, with participants having to rely on peers and significant others for pertinent information and support. Several factors, including the importance of positive support networks and increased confidence nurtured by the 2-year institution, influenced the students' transfer to a 4-year institution. For professionals in the field, the findings of this study may lead to a broader understanding of the experiences of Latino students in the pipeline and, more importantly, assist college administrators and faculty in successfully guiding a population through a 4-year institution who first came via a 2-year institution. ^

Risk factors and associations for hepatitis C infection among Hispanic/Latino intravenous drug users in Miami-Dade County, Florida

Hepatitis C infection (HCV) continues to disproportionately affect Hispanics/Latinos in the United States. Hispanic/Latino intravenous drug users (IDUs), because of their risky injection and sexual behaviors, are prone to HCV infection and rapid transmission of the virus to others via several routes. With a prevalence rate of approximately 75% among IDUs, it is imperative that transmission of HCV be prevented in this population. This study aims to examine the associations between demographic, injection and sexual risk factors to HCV infection in a group Hispanic/Latino IDUs in Miami-Dade County, Florida. Preliminary unadjusted results in this sample reveal that age (OR=4.592, p=0.004), weekly injection (OR=5.171, p=0.000), daily injection frequency (OR=3.856, p=0.000) and use of a dirty needle (OR=2.320, p= 0.006) were all significantly associated with HCV infection. Being born outside the U.S. was significantly negatively associated with HCV infection (OR=0.349, p=0.004). Additionally, having two or more sex partners in the past three months (OR=0.472, p=0.014) was negatively associated with HCV infection. After adjusting for all other variables, older age (AOR=7.470, p=0.006), weekly injection (AOR=3.238, p=0.007) and daily injection frequency (AOR=2.625, p=0.010) were all significantly associated with HCV infection. Being born outside the U.S. (AOR=0.369, p=0.019) was a significant protective factor for HCV infection, along with having two or more sex partners in the past three months (AOR=0.481, p=0.037). When analyzing the significant variables in a backward regression model, having 2 or more sex partners in the past three months was not significant at the p