Judith Butler, lectora crítica de Jacques Lacan

Uno de los objetivos más importantes de la intervención de Judith Butler en el campo de la Teoría Social ha sido resignificar críticamente algunos de los principales conceptos de la teoría lacaniana en el marco de la teoría feminista dando cuenta del potencial subversivo de lo excluido en la constitución del orden simbólico y de sus sujetos. Desde una perspectiva post-estructuralista, Butler (1989, 1993, 2000) propone comprender la noción lacaniana de prohibición como una formación histórica de poder que no sólo se encarga de reprimir ciertos deseos y seres que acechan al sujeto coherente de lo simbólico, sino que, en ese mismo movimiento, produce performativamente aquello que prohíbe como un exterior abyecto que amenazará con retornar paródicamente y rearticular los límites del ordenamiento socio-cultural. En este marco, el presente artículo se propone reconstruir la lectura crítica que realiza Judith Butler respecto de la propuesta teórica lacaniana, identificando los principales núcleos conceptuales que constituyen el eje de dicho debate, así como sus consecuencias políticas

Matriz de Butler de Banda Ancha en Banda X para Antenas Reconfigurables

The work presented in this document shows the complete simulation of a Butler matrix. This circuit will be used in the feeding of a steerable on board antenna in X band. The antenna consists of printed elements grouped in an array. This terminal works in a frequency band from 7.25 up to 8.4 GHz (15% of bandwidth), where both bands, reception (7.25 – 7.75 GHz) and transmission (7.9–8.4 GHz), are included simultaneously. The whole antenna reaches 31 dBi, with a beam width smaller than 10º and a dual circular polarization. This antenna also includes the capability of electronic steering in elevation ±45º and mechanically motorized junction 360º in azimuth.

Una aproximación al problema del sujeto femenino a través del debate Butler-Žižek

El artículo pretende acercarse al debate mantenido por Judith Butler y Slavoj Žižek sobre la identidad femenina a partir de sus respectivos planteamientos sobre la subjetividad. Ambos autores coinciden en señalar la negatividad e incompletud del sujeto, aunque difieren a la hora de explicar cómo se constituye y cómo puede ejercer la autonomía. Sus respectivos planteamientos reflejan dos maneras de entender la diferencia sexual.

Rules and orders respecting the Steward, Cook & Butler of Harvard College, [1686]

These regulations are a revision of the original 1650 rules that laid out the duties of the Steward, Butler, and Cook. In these updated regulations, the Rector and Tutor are now responsible for signing off on the Steward's accounts rather than the President and Fellows.

II. Butler bills, 1788-1794

The Butler's bills are printed quarterly bill forms that the Butler completed with his name, the name of the student, the specific quarter and its ending date, and the total owed for "permitted articles." In some years the form included a space to input the amount for "Wines and other permitted Liquors."

Butler's accounts for the Classes of 1789-1794, 1789-1799

The marbled-paper-covered book contains two sections written by Butlers Thomas Adams and Samuel Shapleigh: a two column debit and credit entry section for students in the Classes of 1789 through 1794, with additions made through June 1791, and at the end of the volume a two page "Account of monies paid out as Atty. to T. Adams" for 1791 with lenders' names and amounts.

Bills Dr. to Tho. Adams late Coll. Butler, 1791

The paper-covered book contains a two column debit and credit entry section for students created by Thomas Adams and updated by Samuel Shapleigh for the Classes of 1792 through 1794. The final page includes the note, "The above is the Balance due to me as Butler of College- Cambridge Novr 15, 1791--Tho Adams." The book includes annotations made at a later date noting students not found in other College records. The cover of the book features an engraving of a young woman in profile.