996 resultados para Albert, Michael: Parecon - kapitalismin jälkeinen elämä
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Oceanology : biology of the ocean. M.E. Vinogradov, editor in chief ; Albert L. Peabody, translator.
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fasc.29 [Mémoires Océanographiques] (1905)
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fasc.26 [Mollusques Hétéropodes] (1904)
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Alguns joves creadors dels setanta (s. XX) reaccionaren enfront d’unes manifestacions culturals que consideraven arnades i dels tòpics establerts. Al seu afany de superació del mimetisme, del realisme literari, del costumisme o del paisatgisme pictòric, se sumaren noves maneres d’entendre l’art, que arribaven principalment de l’avantguarda europea. Aquest treball és l’estudi de cas d’un d’aquests creadors, Josep Albertí. És l’anàlisi interdisciplinària de la seva obra poètica publicada als anys setanta, però també de la seva pertinença al col•lectiu artístic mallorquí Taller Llunàtic, encara actiu avui. En la seva obra, la poesia, la pintura, l’assaig, la performance..., acaben conformant un tot.
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Aquest treball indaga en la noció d'estranyesa en l'obra d'Albert Camus (1913-1960), escriptor, filòsof, periodista, dramaturg i Premi Nobel de Literatura. En un recorregut per la novel·la L’estranger, i per altres volums de l'escriptor algerià, es tracen les línies fonamentals del pensament d'aquest autor, considerat un artífex de l'existencialisme, etiqueta que ell mateix rebutjaria. En aquesta investigació es realitza una inspecció a la seva trajectòria per a dilucidar si l'absurd camusià és un pas al nihilisme o si, al contrari, l'estranyesa serà una via per superar-lo.
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OBJECTIVE: The aim of this pilot study was to describe problems in functioning and associated rehabilitation needs in persons with spinal cord injury after the 2010 earthquake in Haiti by applying a newly developed tool based on the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF). DESIGN: Pilot study. SUBJECTS: Eighteen persons with spinal cord injury (11 women, 7 men) participated in the needs assessment. Eleven patients had complete lesions (American Spinal Injury Association Impairment Scale; AIS A), one patient had tetraplegia. METHODS: Data collection included information from the International Spinal Cord Injury Core Data Set and a newly developed needs assessment tool based on ICF Core Sets. This tool assesses the level of functioning, the corresponding rehabilitation need, and required health professional. Data were summarized using descriptive statistics. RESULTS: In body functions and body structures, patients showed typical problems following spinal cord injury. Nearly all patients showed limitations and restrictions in their activities and participation related to mobility, self-care and aspects of social integration. Several environmental factors presented barriers to these limitations and restrictions. However, the availability of products and social support were identified as facilitators. Rehabilitation needs were identified in nearly all aspects of functioning. To address these needs, a multidisciplinary approach would be needed. CONCLUSION: This ICF-based needs assessment provided useful information for rehabilitation planning in the context of natural disaster. Future studies are required to test and, if necessary, adapt the assessment.
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Opening statement by Mr Michael Scanlan, Secretary General of the Department of Health & Children at the meeting of the Dáil Committee of Public Accounts on 7th May 2009 Click here to download PDF 37kb
