997 resultados para 1869-1958
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At head of title: Alabama centennial commission.
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At head of title: Alabama Centennial Commission.
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Pl. no. A.E.L.74.
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Catalogue compiled, with historical introduction, by Maurice W. Brockwell.
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v. 1. Washtenaw, Westphalia, Frankenmuth, Detroit, 1848.-- v. 2. St. Lorenz Congregation.-- v. 3. The German Indian missions in Michigan
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Foreign paintings described by W. Roberts, American paintings by W. A. Coffin, ivory carvings by M. W. Brockwell, miniatures and other art objects by H. Townsend.
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Maestro y precursor de la Instituci??n Libre de Ense??anza fue el introductor del krausismo en Espa??a, a quien Giner, padre de la misma y colaboradores m??s inmediatos deben fidelidad a una conducta ejemplar e insobornable, al principio de libertad de la ciencia y de la educaci??n , que fue el esp??ritu inspirador de los institucionistas. Figura clave del pensamiento espa??ol moderno, al ser el iniciador de una corriente ideol??gica innovadora de muy acusados caracteres pedag??gicos y de honda raiz religiosa, aunque de envoltura laica, que pretend??a formar un hombre hisp??nico, libre de los defectos at??vicos de la raza. El krausismo se enfrenta con el escolasticismo, a nivel filos??fico y con el tradicionalismo a nivel pol??tico. Su car??cter sistem??tico, moralizante y totalizador era muy ??til para la reforma de los individuos y de la sociedad que pretend??an en Espa??a Sanz del R??o y sus disc??pulos. Siempre tuvo una seria y honesta voluntad no siempre afortunada, de incorporara a Espa??a la vanguardia intelectual de Europa y que no pudiera lograrse entonces, como tampoco despu??s, no fue culpa suya. Pero abri?? caminos al pensamiento anquilosado de su tiempo y fue un adelantado que posibilit??, ya en nuestros d??as, las v??as de las nuevas ideas a las generaciones posteriores a ??l. Influy?? sobre los futuros institucionistas ya que trata de conciliar la religi??n con la metaf??sica. Ideas b??sicas: universidad libre y la libre ense??anza; distinci??n krausista entre historia interna e historia externa; principio institucionista de hacer hombres; unidad org??nica del ser humano; emancipaci??n intelectual, la educaci??n cient??fica y austeridad moral; asimilaci??n y comunicaci??n de los pueblos entre si como misi??n esencial de Europa; imperativo moral; comunicaci??n profesor-alumno; amor a la naturaleza. p. 27.
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Three species of Trifoliovarium are described from marine fishes from Moreton Bay, Queensland: T. triacanthi (Parukhin, 1964) n. comb. (syns Hysterolecitha triacanthi Parukhin, 1964; T. triacanthi Bilqees, 1973; T. triacanthusi Gupta & Ahmad, 1976) from Tripodichthys angustifrons; T. ovarilobulus (Wang, 1989) n. comb. (syn. Hysterolecithia[sic]ovarilobulus) from Paramonacanthus japonicus and Pelates quadrilineatus; and T. draconis n. sp. from Callionymus sublaevis and C. belcheri. A list of the species of the subfamily Trifoliovariinae is given along with a key. A cladistic study of the subfamily based on 23 characters is presented, the results of which indicate the monophyly of the genus Assitrema and the paraphyly of Trifoliovarium.
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The status of all of the putative member genera of the subfamily Aephnidiogeninae is reconsidered, based mainly on the morphology of the terminal genitalia, Aephnidiogenes Nicoll, 1915 is the only genus retained in the Aaephnidiogeninae. Aephnidiogenes major Yamaguti, 1934 from Diagramma labiosum from the southern Great Barrier Reef is redescribed with particular reference to the terminal genitalia, and is shown to lack a true cirrussac, a condition considered to be diagnostic of the Aephnidiogeninae. Holorchis Stossich, 1901 is placed in the subfamily Lepidapedinae. Holorchis pycnoporus Stossich, 1901 from Pagellus acarne from off Spanish Sahara and from Diplodus vulgaris from off Italy and H. legendrei Dollfus, 1946 from Sparodon durbanensis and D. sargus from off eastern Cape Province, South Africa and from Pagellus erythrinus from the Adriatic Sea and Italy are studied and illustrated. The terminal genitalia of H. pycnoporus are found to be enigmatic, but those of H. legendrei are found to fit clearly into the 'Lepidapedon-like' pattern. A new genus Austroholorchis is erected in the Lepidapedinae, with A. sprenti (Gibson, 1987) n. comb. as the type-species. Its diagnostic features are its ani, infundibuliform oral sucker and the position of the ovary at about mid-level of the uterus. A. sprenti is illustrated, its hosts in Queensland waters being Sillago maculata, S, analis and S. ciliata. A, levis n. sp. is described from Sillago bassensis from south-western Western Australia. The genus Pseudaephnidiogenes Yamaguti, 1971 is placed in the Lepidapedinae. P. rhabdosargi (Prudhoe, 1956) from Rhabdosargus sarba from off Natal, South Africa is illustrated and the terminal genitalia of P. rhabdosargi from R. sarba and from R. holubi from off eastern Cape Province and Pseudaephnidiogenes vossi Bray, 1985 from Caffrogobius nudiceps from off eastern Cape Province, South Africa are illustrated. The genus Pseudoholorchis Yamaguti, 1958 is placed in the subfamily Lepocreadiinae. The terminal genitalia of P. pulcher (Manter, 1954) from Latridopsis ciliaris from New Zealand are illustrated, The genus Neolepocreadium Thomas, 1960 is placed in the Lepocreadiidae.
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The family Enenteridae is reviewed, with keys to the genera and species and diagnoses of the family and genera, based on a cladistic analysis utilising 44 characters. Subfamilies are not recognised. Descriptions of the following taxa from Australian marine teleosts are given: Enenterum mannarense from Kyphosus sydneyanus, SW Australia, E. elongatum from Kyphosus sydneyanus, SW Australia (these two species are distinguished by the number of oral lobes and the ovary to anterior testis distance), Koseiria huxleyi n. sp. from Chaetodontoplus meredithi, Great Barrier Reef (this new species is distinguished by the vitellarium reaching into the forebody, the infundibuliform terminal oral sucker, the unlobed ovary and the distinct post-oral ring), Koseiria xishaense from Kyphosus cinerascens and K. vaigiensis, Great Barrier Reef, Cadenatella isuzumi from Kyphosus cinerascens and K. vaigiensis, Great Barrier Reef, and C. pacifica (Yamaguti, 1970) n. comb. [was Jeancadenatia] from Kyphosus cinerascens and K. vaigiensis, Great Barrier Reef. The genus Jeancadenatia is considered a synonym of Cadenatella, and the new combination C. dollfusi (Hafeezullah, 1980) is formed. Members of the family are parasitic mainly in herbivorous fishes with a few genera and species from non-herbivorous fishes.
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Measurements are given for all and full descriptions and illustrations for some of the following enenterid species: Enenterum aureum Linton, 1910 in Kyphosus bigibbus and K. sydneyanus? from Ningaloo Coral Reef, Western Australia, K. vaigiensis from off Heron Island, Queensland and K. vaigiensis from off Moorea, French Polynesia; E. mannarense Hafeezullah, 1980 in K. bigibbus and K. sydneyanus? from Ningaloo Coral Reef; E. elongatum Yamaguti, 1970 in K. vaigiensis from Heron Island, Queensland and K. bigibbus and K. sydneyanus? from Ningaloo Coral Reef; Koseiria alanwilliamsi sp. nov. in Kyphosus cornelii from off Kalbarri, Western Australia; Koseiria xishaense Gu et Shen, 1983 in K. vaigiensis from off Heron Island and K. bigibbus from off Palau, Micronesia; Proenenterum isocotylum Manter, 1954 in Aplodactylus arctidens from off Stanley, Tasmania; R ericotylum Manter, 1954 in A. arctidens from off Stanley; Cadenatella isuzumi Machida, 1993 from Kyphosus bigibbus and K. sydneyanus? from Ningaloo Coral Reef; Cadenatella pacifica (Yamaguti, 1970) from Kyphosus bigibbus from Ningaloo Coral Reef. Two recent cladistic studies of the Enenteridae are discussed and a further analysis has shown that Enenterum and Cadenatella are monophyletic, whilst Koseiria appears polyphyletic. The zoogeography and host-specificity of Kyphosus-inhabiting enenterids is discussed.