La emergencia del sujeto femenino en la escritura de cuatro ecuatorianas de los Siglos XVIII y XIX

Esta investigación se concentra en el análisis de la Autobiografía de la Vble. Madre Sor Catalina Jesús María Herrera (1717-1795), de la correspondencia que Manuela Sáenz (1797-1856) mantuvo desde 1834 hasta 1856 con Juan José Flores y Roberto Ascásubi, de la poesía y textos en prosa de Dolores Veintimilla de Galindo (1829-1857), y de los textos Páginas de Ecuador y Conferencia sobre Sicología Moderna de Marietta de Veintimilla (1858-1907), con el propósito de rastrear las distintas posiciones de enunciación y los enunciados que desde ellas generaron, las opciones vitales que adoptaron, las características de las estrategias no convencionales asumidas, orientadas a desenmascarar, compeler o descubrir las debilidades de un pensamiento patriarcal que se legitimaba a sí mismo, generando, a la vez, efectos de sentido que posicionaron otras formas de pensamiento y otros modos de ser y actuar, que re-evaluaron su posición dentro de un contexto social específico. Hemos leído los textos como dispositivos escriturarios que ponen en juego niveles de sentido y de relación con el contexto cultural y sus códigos de representación, como un sitio de encuentros entre diversos géneros de escritura –autobiográfico, epistolar, poético, ensayístico–, y como un espacio de diálogo entre distintas disciplinas –historia, literatura, sociología, política–, lo que nos ha permitido reflexionar sobre las relaciones de poder que fijan las instituciones sociales y culturales, reconsiderar los diálogos entre lo público y lo privado, explorar otros modos de pensar lo político, analizar los mecanismos de subalternidad y alternidad femeninos, a la vez que dar una orientación transdisciplinaria como propuesta investigativa que permita aportar a los estudios culturales, de género, literarios, y latinoamericanos.

Pamphlets about Australia.

Vol. 1 consists of reprints of various journal articles from 1900-1907; vol. 2 of pamphlets mostly aimed at potential emigrants.

Die Christenverfolgung des Kaisers Decius ...

Bibliography: p. [3]-4.

Pathologie chirurgicale des articulations,

Mode of access: Internet.

旧約聖書物語

Mode of access: Internet.

On the psychology of learning a life occupation

Ernest Hiram Lindley.--Address at the Indiana university services in memory of Ernest Hiram Lindley, October 13, 1940.--Learning a life occupation: Arthur Griffith, arithmetical prodigy, by W. L. Bryan and E. H. Lindley.--Learning a life occupation: the telegraph operator, by W. L. Bryan and Noble Harter. (Republished from the Psychological review, vol. IV, no. 1 January, 1897 and vol. VI, no. 4, July, 1899)

A sentiment in verse for every day in the year ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Central America and Mexico,

Mode of access: Internet.

A history of Louisiana. By Grace King ... and John R. Ficklen ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Bodenverbesserung und Bodenbearbeitung /

At head of title: Jäneckes Bibliotheken, Reihe B.

Dějiny Ruska v devatenáctém stolecí /

dil 1. 1796-1855 -- dil 2. 1855-1894.

Kaffee, Tee, Kakao und die übrigen narkotischen Aufgussgetränke /

Includes bibliographical references (p. [106]) and index.

Das türkische Strafgesetzbuch von 1858

B. Tannenwald

Raman microscopic study of the Li amphibole holmquistite, from the Martin Marietta Quarry, Bessemer City, NC, USA

The Raman spectrum of holmquistite, a Li-containing orthorhombic amphibole from Bessemer City, USA has been measured. The OH-stretching region is characterized by bands at 3661, 3646, 3634 and 3614 cm–1 assigned to 3 Mg–OH, 2 Mg + Fe2+–OH, Mg + 2Fe2+–OH and 3 Fe2+–OH, respectively. These Mg and Fe2+ cations are located at the M1 and M3 sites and have a Fe2+/(Fe2+ + Mg) ratio of 0.35. The 960–1110 cm–1 region represents the antisymmetric Si–O–Si and O–Si–O stretching vibrations. For holmquistite, strong bands are observed around 1022 and 1085 cm–1 with a shoulder at 1127 cm–1 and minor bands at 1045 and 1102 cm–1. In the region 650–800 cm–1 bands are observed at 679, 753 and 791 cm–1 with a minor band around 694 cm–1 attributed to the symmetrical Si–O–Si and Si–O vibrations. The region below 625 cm–1 is characterized by 14 vibrations related to the deformation modes of the silicate double chain and vibrations involving Mg, Fe, Al and Li in the various M sites. The 502 cm–1 band is a Li–O deformation mode while the 456, 551 and 565 cm–1 bands are Al–O deformation modes.

Debate on statutory control of the surveying profession in Queensland : 1907 to 1975

This article was written in 1997. After a 2009 review the content was left mostly unchanged - apart from this re-written abstract, restructured headings and a table of contents. The article deals directly with professional registration of surveyors; but it also relates to government procurement of professional services. The issues include public service and professional ethics; setting of professional fees; quality assurance; official corruption; and professional recruitment, education and training. Debate on the Land Surveyors Act 1908 (Qld) and its amendments to 1916 occurred at a time when industrial unrest of the 1890s and common market principles of the new Commonwealth were fresh in peoples’ minds. Industrial issues led to a constitutional crisis in the Queensland’s then bicameral legislature and frustrated a first attempt to pass a Surveyors Bill in 1907. The Bill was re-introduced in 1908 after fresh elections and Kidston’s return as state premier. Co-ordinated immigration and land settlement polices of the colonies were discontinued when the Commonwealth gained power over immigration in 1901. Concerns shifted to protecting jobs from foreign competition. Debate on 1974 amendments to the Act reflected concerns about skill shortages and professional accreditation. However, in times of economic downturn, a so-called ‘chronic shortage of surveyors’ could rapidly degenerate into oversupply and unemployment. Theorists championed a naïve ‘capture theory’ where the professions captured governments to create legislative barriers to entry to the professions. Supposedly, this allowed rent-seeking and monopoly profits through lack of competition. However, historical evidence suggests that governments have been capable of capturing and exploiting surveyors. More enlightened institutional arrangements are needed if the community is to receive benefits commensurate with sizable co-investments of public and private resources in developing human capital.