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  1. Categorias Cluster

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    Queiroz, Dayane Andrade

    2015-01-01

    Neste trabalho apresentamos as categorias cluster, que foram introduzidas por Aslak Bakke Buan, Robert Marsh, Markus Reineke, Idun Reiten e Gordana Todorov, com o objetivo de categoriíicar as algebras cluster criadas em 2002 por Sergey Fomin e Andrei Zelevinsky. Os autores acima, em [4], mostraram que existe uma estreita relação entre algebras cluster e categorias cluster para quivers cujo grafo subjacente é um diagrama de Dynkin. Para isto desenvolveram uma teoria tilting na estrutura triang...

  2. Il Distretto Culturale Daunia Vetus: dall’idea progettuale alla consapevolezza territoriale / “Daunia Vetus” Cultural District: from the design to the territorial awareness

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    Giovanni Aquilino

    2015-08-01

    The work describes the path that goes from design to implementation of the Daunia Vetus Cultural District, a territory carved out of the Daunian hills, in the province of Foggia, a set of places with a high concentration of cultural heritage. The district, promoted in very original way by the Diocese of Lucera-Troia has represented, for the participating communities, an incentive to enhance the local cultural heritage through initiatives aimed at developing a widespread awareness of the prerogatives and the original beauty of places.

  3. Aristotle on Memory and Recollection

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    Bloch, David Kristian

    Twentieth-century scholarship on Aristotle's De Memoria et Reminiscentia was dominated by the view that Aristotle's theories of memory and recollection are basically very similar to ours. By means of a new critical edition of the Greek text, an essay on Aristotle's own theories and an essay...... on these theories as they were received in the Latin West, the present book offers material that challenges the opinio communis. The result is a new interpretation of Aristotle's De Memoria et Reminiscentia and its relevance to the concerns of 21st-century philosophers, both regarding the concepts of memory...

  4. Mathematics in Aristotle

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    Heath, Thomas

    2015-01-01

    Originally published in 1949. This meticulously researched book presents a comprehensive outline and discussion of Aristotle's mathematics with the author's translations of the greek. To Aristotle, mathematics was one of the three theoretical sciences, the others being theology and the philosophy of nature (physics). Arranged thematically, this book considers his thinking in relation to the other sciences and looks into such specifics as squaring of the circle, syllogism, parallels, incommensurability of the diagonal, angles, universal proof, gnomons, infinity, agelessness of the universe, surface of water, meteorology, metaphysics and mechanics such as levers, rudders, wedges, wheels and inertia. The last few short chapters address 'problems' that Aristotle posed but couldn't answer, related ethics issues and a summary of some short treatises that only briefly touch on mathematics.

  5. Irreflexivity and Aristotle's Syllogismos

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    Duncombe, Matthew

    Aristotle's definition of syllogismos at Prior Analytics 24b18–20 specifies syllogistic consequence as an irreflexive relation: the conclusion must be different from each premise and any conjunction of the premises. Typically, commentators explain this irreflexivity condition as Aristotle's attempt

  6. Aristotle's Example: The Rhetorical Induction.

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    Benoit, William Lyon

    1980-01-01

    Examines the concept of example in Aristotle's inventional theory. Rejects recent claims that the example reasons from part to part, without a mediating generalization, and then explicates Aristotle's view of the example. (JMF)

  7. Is Aristotle a Virtue Ethicist?

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    Aufderheide, Joachim

    2017-01-01

    The chapter explores whether we should take Aristotle to be a virtue ethicist, understood as distinct from consequentialist and deontological approaches. For Aristotle the decisive questions whether virtue is prior to ethically good action or vice versa is equivalent to the question which mean is prior, the one characterising virtue or the one characterising good action. I argue that Aristotle would not seem to be a virtue ethicist because a) the definition of virtue in EN 2.6 tends towards p...

  8. Stock Issues in Aristotle's Rhetoric

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    Harpine, Bill

    1977-01-01

    Defines "stock issue" by the manner in which they function in Aristotle's theory, reviews examples of modern theories of stock issues, examines previous investigations of the "Rhetoric," and analyzes Aristotle's approach to this aspect of argumentation. (MH)

  9. Judgment, Probability, and Aristotle's Rhetoric.

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    Warnick, Barbara

    1989-01-01

    Discusses Aristotle's five means of making judgments: intelligence, "episteme" (scientific knowledge), "sophia" (theoretical wisdom), "techne" (art), and "phronesis" (practical wisdom). Sets Aristotle's theory of rhetorical argument within the context of his overall view of human judgment. Notes that…

  10. Simplicius on Aristotle physics 81-5

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    Bodnár, István; Share, Michael

    2013-01-01

    In this commentary on Aristotle Physics book eight, chapters one to five, the sixth-century philosopher Simplicius quotes and explains important fragments of the Presocratic philosophers, provides the fragments of his Christian opponent Philoponus Against Aristotle On the Eternity of the World, and makes extensive use of the lost commentary of Aristotles leading defender, Alexander of Aphrodisias. This volume contains an English translation of Simplicius important commentary, as well as a detailed introduction, explanatory notes and a bibliography.

  11. Aristotelian Presocratics A Look at Aristotle\\'s Interpretation of Presocratic Phiolosophers

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    Mehdi Qavam Safari

    2015-03-01

    Full Text Available Aristotle's understanding of Presocratic philosophers and his interpretation of their theses based on his own framework has always been a matter of dispute among scholars. His role of representing them as one of the main sources of Presocratic philosophy makes this is more. Here in this paper we try to investigate, analyzing Metaphysics, Physics and Generation and Destruction, how Aristotle interprets all the Presocratics in the same way and based on his own framework. He understands their arche as a simple element came out of nothing and constructing all other things and even considers it as substance while every other thing as accident which is obviously on the basis of his own distinction. He also interprets their change on the basis of his own distinction between change on the one hand and generation and destruction on the other that is itself based on the substance-accident distinction. All these show that he interprets them Aristotelian and this is what we should be aware of while we look at Presocratic philosophers through Aristotle.

  12. New Perspectives on Aristotle's De caelo

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    Bowen, Alan

    2009-01-01

    Aristotle's great ambition in his "De caelo" was to determine the nature and structure of the geocentric universe. This collection of essays addresses key epistemological and methodological issues raised by the numerous arguments that Aristotle offers.

  13. The Greekless Reader and Aristotle's "Rhetoric."

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    Conley, Thomas M.

    1979-01-01

    Discusses the inadequacy of translations of Aristotle's "Rhetoric," particularly three passages from the commonly used translation by Lane Cooper. The misleading nature of these passages is cited as a major cause for the lack of understanding of Aristotle. (JMF)

  14. Human Flourishing from the Foot's Viewpoint Regarding to Aristotle's Ideas

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    Majid Mollayousefi Mollayousefi; Sakine Aflatooni Aflatooni

    2011-01-01

    Aristotle's virtue ethics is a teleological ethics, namely, for him, the purpose of achieving moral virtues by human beings is to obtain eudaimonia. The best interpretation of eudaimonia in Aristotle is human flourishing that is the main axis of Aristotle's ethics and also contemporary virtue ethics. Aristotle's analysis of human flourishing that is performed in biological context is based on the concept of ergon or function. Therefore, Aristotle, in description of human flourishing, emphasiz...

  15. Aristotle, De Memoria et Reminiscentia. Text, Translation and Interpretive Essays

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    Bloch, David Kristian

    2006-01-01

    The dissertation analyses Aristotle's De Memoria et Reminiscentia. It contains an introduction, a critical edition accompanied by an English translation, an essay on Aristotle's own theories and an essay on the Aristotelian tradition.......The dissertation analyses Aristotle's De Memoria et Reminiscentia. It contains an introduction, a critical edition accompanied by an English translation, an essay on Aristotle's own theories and an essay on the Aristotelian tradition....

  16. The problem of slavery in Aristotle

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    Miguel Ángel García Mercado

    2015-03-01

    Full Text Available Aristotle, without a doubt, is one of the greatest geniuses of all time, not only for his philosophical and scientific works, but also for his profound ethical disposition in his writings. In his works he asks the human being to live in accordance with the best that is in him. However, Aristotle is also recognized as one of the defenders of slavery. How can we explain this fact to the contemporary human being? This question requires special attention to the methodological and historical reasons in which Aristotle’s thought is immersed. There are also other deeper reasons that allow Aristotle to justify the existence of men who are slaves by nature, even considering the slave as «a possession with a soul».

  17. A categoria trabalho na obra de Marilda Iamamoto

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    Teixeira, Elaine de Almeida Wantil

    2014-01-01

    A presente pesquisa trata da apreensão da categoria trabalho na obra de Marilda Iamamoto, bem como sua formulação a respeito do trabalho profissional de Serviço Social, com base na fundamentação teórica desta categoria. Utiliza-se como fonte de pesquisa as obras publicadas pela autora e como apoio fundamental a clássica literatura de Karl Marx, além de outros autores de tradição marxista, visando dissertar sobre o fundamento filosófico e forma social da categoria estudada. Busca-se contemplar...

  18. Public Speaking Practices: Analysis of Aristotle's "Rhetoric."

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    Markham, Reed

    Aristotle's "Rhetoric" is divided into three books which describe the stages of preparing a public address. Book One establishes the philosophical position of rhetoric to logic. It also establishes four purposes of rhetoric and discusses three types of proof. Aristotle defines rhetoric as a faculty for providing two modes of…

  19. Transference and katharsis, Freud to Aristotle.

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    Turri, Maria Grazia

    2015-04-01

    Aristotle's theory of tragic katharsis is the most ancient and debated theory of the effect of the theatrical experience on the audience. It affirms that tragedy effects the katharsis of fear and pity, engaging readers with the controversy whether by katharsis Aristotle meant purification of the emotions (i.e. their perfection within the mind) or purification of the mind from the emotions (i.e. their abreaction from the mind). In this paper I will explore how Freud's theory of transference can suggest a new interpretation of Aristotle's tragic katharsis. Transference allows for the representation and expression of repressed emotions through the re-enactment of past relational dynamics. Although this process is essential to the psychoanalytic method, it is the subsequent analytic endeavour which allows for the "working through" of repressed emotions, bringing into effect the transference cure. I argue that the dynamic between emotional arousal in re-enactment and emotional distancing in analysis offers an effective parallel of the dynamic between katharsis of fear and katharsis of pity in Aristotle's theory. Such interpretation of tragic katharsis suggests that the theatrical effect in audiences may be an opportunity for self-analysis and the 'working through' of unconscious psychic dynamics. Copyright © 2014 Institute of Psychoanalysis.

  20. A cladistic analysis of Aristotle's animal groups in the Historia animalium.

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    von Lieven, Alexander Fürst; Humar, Marcel

    2008-01-01

    The Historia animalium (HA) of Aristotle contains an extraordinarily rich compilation of descriptions of animal anatomy, development, and behaviour. It is believed that Aristotle's aim in HA was to describe the correlations of characters rather than to classify or define animal groups. In order to assess if Aristotle, while organising his character correlations, referred to a pre-existing classification that underlies the descriptions in HA, we carried out a cladistic analysis according to the following procedure: by disentangeling 147 species and 40 higher taxa-designations from 157 predicates in the texts, we transcribed Aristotle's descriptions on anatomy and development of animals in books I-V of HA into a character matrix for a cladistic analysis. By analysing the distribution of characters as described in his books, we obtained a non-phylogenetic dendrogram displaying 58 monophyletic groups, 29 of which have equivalents among Aristotle's group designations. Eleven Aristotelian groupings turned out to be non-monophyletic, and six of them are inconsistent with the monophyletic groups. Twelve of 29 taxa without equivalents in Aristotle's works have equivalents in modern classifications. With this analysis we demonstate there exists a fairly consistent underlying classification in the zoological works of Aristotle. The peculiarities of Aristotle's character basis are discussed and the dendrogram is compared with a current phylogenetic tree.

  1. Aristotle on Deliberation

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    Kock, Christian Erik J

    2014-01-01

    Aristotle differs from most later philosophers in distinguishing clearly between epistemic reasoning, which aims for truth, and practical reasoning, which does not. How can he posit this distinction and yet not dismiss practical reasoning as flattery and manipulation, as Plato did? The answer lies...

  2. Aristotelian pre-Socratics, A glance at Aristotle's Narrative from pre-Socratics

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    Mehdi Qavam Safari

    2015-02-01

    Full Text Available In this article, it's tried to study Aristotle's narrative of  pre-Socratics on the base of Aristotle's texts and mainly using  metaphysics, physics, genesis and decadence books. It is also tried to show how Aristotle has interpreted all the pre-Socratics in one way and on the base of his own philosophy framework. He interprets pre-Socratic Arche as an element that means comprehensive matter which is nothing itself, but everything is combination of it and even considers that as substance and the other things as accident. He interprets the distinction of Arche and other things on the basis of this contrast in his philosophy. Aristotle, also analyzes pre-Socratics' viewpoint to change on the base of his distinction among change, genesis and corruption. All these cases show that Aristotle has interpreted the pre-Socratics on the basis of his thought, as Aristotelians. On this basis, since Aristotle's thoughts are the first and the most important sources of pre-Socratic philosophy, Aristotle's role should be considered in studies.

  3. Aristotle on the Pleasure of Knowledge and Learning

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    Bloch, David

    2013-01-01

    This paper examines Aristotle's views on the pleausre of learning with particular reference to the Nicomachean Ethics, the Rhetorics and the Poetics.......This paper examines Aristotle's views on the pleausre of learning with particular reference to the Nicomachean Ethics, the Rhetorics and the Poetics....

  4. The Aldine Edition of Aristotle's De Sensu

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    Bloch, David Kristian

    2006-01-01

    This small article examines the quality of and the textual foundation for the først printed edition ever of Aristotle's De Sensu et Sensibilibus, that is, Aldus Manutius' (1497).......This small article examines the quality of and the textual foundation for the først printed edition ever of Aristotle's De Sensu et Sensibilibus, that is, Aldus Manutius' (1497)....

  5. Aristotle and Social-Epistemic Rhetoric: The Systematizing of the Sophistic Legacy.

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    Allen, James E.

    While Aristotle's philosophical views are more foundational than those of many of the Older Sophists, Aristotle's rhetorical theories inherit and incorporate many of the central tenets ascribed to Sophistic rhetoric, albeit in a more systematic fashion, as represented in the "Rhetoric." However, Aristotle was more than just a rhetorical…

  6. Aristotle on justice in exchange:commensurability by fiat

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    Mark Peacock

    2016-11-01

    Full Text Available This essay offers an interpretation of Aristotle's remarks on the commensurability of goods in Book V of the Nicomachean Ethics. It explores the term ‘by hypothesis’ (ἐξ ὑποθέσεως which Aristotle uses to describe the institution of currency through which commensurability is established. The term implies that Aristotle conceives the origins of currency to lie in a conscious act of stipulation rather than through a spontaneous process in which currency is established via the unintended consequences of individual action. In conclusion, contemporary theories of money are considered and it is asked with which Aristotle’s conception of money aligns most closely.

  7. "Kairos" in Aristotle's "Rhetoric."

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    Kinneavy, James L.; Eskin, Catherine R.

    1994-01-01

    Considers how Aristotle uses the Greek term "kairos" (right timing and due measure) in his "Rhetoric." Examines each of the 16 references to "kairos" in the "Rhetoric." Argues for a fuller understanding of Aristotelian "kairos" among contemporary theorists of rhetoric. (HB)

  8. "Most brilliant in judgment": Alexander the Great and Aristotle.

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    Lainas, Panagiotis; Panutsopulos, Dimitrios; Skandalakis, Panagiotis N; Zoras, Odysseas; Skandalakis, John E

    2005-03-01

    From historical sources, it is evident that Alexander the Great was indebted to one of his teachers, Aristotle of Stagira. It was the teaching of Aristotle that evoked all the nascent talents of young Alexander and turned him into a great man. Alexander was extremely interested in the secrets of medicine and considered it an art. The medical knowledge he acquired from Aristotle may have saved his life and the lives of his troops on many occasions. If Alexander did not possess medical knowledge and if his everyday life had not been so greatly influenced by medicine, he might never have been able to create his empire.

  9. Statistical inference and Aristotle's Rhetoric.

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    Macdonald, Ranald R

    2004-11-01

    Formal logic operates in a closed system where all the information relevant to any conclusion is present, whereas this is not the case when one reasons about events and states of the world. Pollard and Richardson drew attention to the fact that the reasoning behind statistical tests does not lead to logically justifiable conclusions. In this paper statistical inferences are defended not by logic but by the standards of everyday reasoning. Aristotle invented formal logic, but argued that people mostly get at the truth with the aid of enthymemes--incomplete syllogisms which include arguing from examples, analogies and signs. It is proposed that statistical tests work in the same way--in that they are based on examples, invoke the analogy of a model and use the size of the effect under test as a sign that the chance hypothesis is unlikely. Of existing theories of statistical inference only a weak version of Fisher's takes this into account. Aristotle anticipated Fisher by producing an argument of the form that there were too many cases in which an outcome went in a particular direction for that direction to be plausibly attributed to chance. We can therefore conclude that Aristotle would have approved of statistical inference and there is a good reason for calling this form of statistical inference classical.

  10. Nursing Philosophy 2016, response to Peter Allmark's article, "Aristotle for Nursing".

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    Whelton, Beverly J B

    2017-10-01

    Preparing to lecture on Aristotle's contribution to Nursing at the International Philosophy of Nursing Conference August 22, 2016, in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada, I came upon the recently published article by my IPONS colleague, Allmark (2016), "Aristotle for Nursing." Allmark (2016) provides a comprehensive and understandable overview of Aristotle's philosophical system including the substantial nature of being and the four causes of change. Nurses using Aristotle to support practice and theoretical research will benefit from a careful reading of Allmark to enrich their use of the realist understanding of knowledge of nature (epistemology) and the matter-form causal relationships within natural being (ontology and teleology). Allmark carefully displays the distinction between good health and flourishing; a distinction sometimes hard to grasp. Nurses are concerned with the end of health, but cannot achieve for others, the fullness of living which is flourishing. We will limit ourselves to expanding three areas that seem important, first, that nursing is much more than a productive science or craft, second, that Aristotle does provide an important note on the persistence of the soul, and, third, while Aristotle does not address the possibility of a personal creative highest being as Allmark says, his references to the divine are worth considering. © 2017 John Wiley & Sons Ltd.

  11. "Doidas e putas”: usos das categorias travesti e transexual

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    Bruno Cesar Barbosa

    Full Text Available Neste artigo discuto os usos das categorias travesti e transexual com base em trabalho de campo realizado entre 2008 e 2009 com participantes das reuniões denominadas Terças Trans. A questão central que norteou a análise foi como as diferentes pessoas observadas utilizavam categorias relacionadas a identidades sexuais e de gênero e como acionavam e articulavam diversas associações convencionais nesse processo para produzir sentidos e diferenças acerca destas categorias. Embora as convenções do discurso médico sejam referências centrais para a definição de corpos, subjetividades e identidades das pessoas pesquisadas, foi possível observar também uma variedade de reelaborações e deslocamentos de sentidos. Procuro desenvolver o argumento de que travesti e transexual são categorias performativas, e que tal performatividade não se esgota apenas em enunciados de gênero e sexualidade, mas também pode ser expressa por meio de articulações contingentes que remetem a diferenças de classe, cor/raça e geração.

  12. Aristotle's "Rhetoric": Reinterpreting Invention.

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    Quandahl, Ellen

    1986-01-01

    Shows that Aristotle's common topics are part of a theory of interpretation rather than a collection of devices for invention. Argues that it is more Aristotelian and more useful to understand composing as interpretation and not invention. Uses scholarship to inform pedagogy and to reorient composing toward acts of reading. (EL)

  13. Is There Abduction in Aristotle? Peirce, Eco, and Some Further Remarks

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    Giampaolo Proni

    2016-12-01

    Full Text Available In several places of the Collected Papers , Peirce states that Abduction, or adoption of a Hypothesis, the form of inference he has discovered and described, could be found in Aristotle, though not fully developed. Umberto Eco (1983, investigates, following Peirce, the presence of abductive elements in Aristotle, and extends Peirce's scope, finding more traces of hypothetical logic. The purpose of this article is to extend and refine the inquiry, trying to answer the question "Did Aristotle know Abductive reasoning?"

  14. An Explanation of True Dreams: Aristotle and Jung

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    Ali Sanai

    2016-12-01

    Full Text Available The naturalistic explanation of realized dream (or dreams that come true means that this phenomen will be explained regardless of supernatural agents. Aristotle in Parva naturalia and Jung in his works explained dream visionary. In this article by scrutiny on these thinkers’ theory, we will indicate the naturalistic approach to dream that is far- fetched for followers of metaphysics. In spite of this fact that Aristotle and Jung both belongs to different historical contexts, they have common aspects in terms of naturalistic method; in the universal or broad sense of word, but in terms of content both explain the true dream by the term “coincidence” or accidental conformity between objective events and psychological affairs. It also seems that the notion of Neutral monism in Jung is adaptive to Hylomorphism in Aristotle psychology, and this, provides a path for naturalistic approach to dream as one forms of consciousness.

  15. Aristotelian pre-Socratics, A glance at Aristotle's Narrative from pre-Socratics

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    Mehdi Qavam Safari; M.B Ghomi

    2015-01-01

    In this article, it's tried to study Aristotle's narrative of  pre-Socratics on the base of Aristotle's texts and mainly using  metaphysics, physics, genesis and decadence books. It is also tried to show how Aristotle has interpreted all the pre-Socratics in one way and on the base of his own philosophy framework. He interprets pre-Socratic Arche as an element that means comprehensive matter which is nothing itself, but everything is combination of it and even considers that as substance and ...

  16. The Similarities of the Mean between Confucius and Aristotle

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    苗亚男; 庄梦琪

    2017-01-01

    The doctrine of the Mean is praised by Aristotle and Confucius. It has an important academic position in ethics theories both in the Western and Eastern philosophical fields. Having a better understanding of the doctrine of the Mean will benefit us in further study of virtuous ethical theories. By comparison, we can discover that the thoughts of Confucius and Aristotle have many similar places.

  17. Aristotle, Motion, and Rhetoric.

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    Sutton, Jane

    Aristotle rejects a world vision of changing reality as neither useful nor beneficial to human life, and instead he reaffirms both change and eternal reality, fuses motion and rest, and ends up with "well-behaved" changes. This concept of motion is foundational to his world view, and from it emerges his theory of knowledge, philosophy of…

  18. Aristotle and the Theory of Decision (Prohairesis

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    Leila Shirkhan

    2017-07-01

    Full Text Available The term of prohairesis was systematically entered in philosophical debates by Aristotle. This concept is generally translated as intention, will, purpose, choice, purposive choice, rational choice, and deliberative choice that the later seems to be Aristotle’s definition of prohairesis. To understand the internal structure of prohairesiss, we have to understand the conceptions of action, intention, belief, whish, will, and virtues. For Aristotle if an action will be done through a decision, this action is voluntary, but its contrary is not credible. He believes that the children and animals act voluntarily, but they have not any decision, because they have not any deliberation.

  19. The issue of life: Aristotle in nursing perspective.

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    Elstad, Ingunn; Torjuul, Kirsti

    2009-10-01

    This paper explores the issue of life and its relevance to nursing, through Aristotle's philosophy and an Aristotelian interpretation of Nightingale's Notes on Nursing. Life as process and becoming has ontological status in Aristotle's philosophy and this dynamism is particularly relevant for nursing. The paper presents aspects of Aristotle's philosophy of life: his account of life as inherent powers of the individual, his analysis of change and time, and his understanding of sickness and health as qualitative states of living beings. It is shown how the Greek medical-philosophical tradition, continued by Galenic medicine and hygiene into modern time, influenced Nightingale's nursing. Individuals' life-maintaining metabolic relations to their surroundings are investigated through Aristotle and modern philosophy of biology and through Nightingale's nursing emphasis on the patient's relation to her or his immediate surroundings. It is argued that Nightingale's concern is really the processes of individual life, which in sickness necessitate temporally continuous nursing observation. Humans' radical dependency on their surroundings is actualized as interpersonal interdependency. The paper argues that the end of nursing care, the telos for which sake it is practised, is inherent in the individual course of the patients' life. When life processes are affected by sickness, infirmity, medical interventions or mental suffering, individuals need competent help to live - and to live as well as possible. It is suggested that the special responsibility of nursing is to facilitate, relieve and protect individual life continuously during such times.

  20. The pancreas from Aristotle to Galen.

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    Tsuchiya, Ryoichi; Kuroki, Tamotsu; Eguchi, Susumu

    2015-01-01

    The first description of the pancreas in literature is found in Aristotle's Historia Animalium, but it is modified by "so-called". Therefore, the origin is pursued more extensively. The Greek-English Lexicon recommends three treatises as a possible original source. These three and Galen's other papers are investigated. In 2005, Sachs et al. suggested an origin of the pancreas might have derived from the intestinal divination using the avian pancreas. This report is evaluated. The avian pancreas which is the intraperitoneal organ, might have been well known by the intestinal divination, and people have called the organ pankreas or kallikreas. Anatomical dissection on human body was not accepted before the Aristotle's time. "So-called pancreas" in Historia must have been interpolated by Theophrastus. He was the most faithful and reliable disciple of Aristotle and succeeded the Aristotle's school. He and Macedonian ruler of Egypt Ptolemy I had known each other and there had been a strong link between them. The contemporary Herophilus performed many public dissections on both human and animal bodies in Alexandria. He named the various parts of the human body and designated the beginning intestine as duodenum. Yet in his extant works, the pancreas is not found. It is surmised that Herophilus may be the first to recognize the human pancreas, which is fixed with retroperitoneal tissue, and he named it "so-called pancreas". Theophrastus might have interpolated Herophilus' designation in Historia Animalium. Galen also uses "so-called pancreas" to designate the human pancreas. Galen's descriptions, that is, "Nature created 'so-called pancreas 'and spread it beneath all vessels" are not generally acceptable but propose the very rare portal vein anomalies. Since the early years of the 20th century, cases with a preduodenal portal vein or a prepancreatic portal vein have been reported. Although the incidence is very rare, its surgical importance is emphasized. Copyright © 2014

  1. Aristotle's "De Caelo" III introduction, translation and commentary

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    Kouremenos, Theokritos

    2013-01-01

    This is the first full-scale commentary on Aristotle's de Caelo III to appear in recent decades. de Caelo III can serve as a good introduction to Aristotle's physics and its character. In it he answers some very general questions about the elements of all material things except celestial objects: how many these elements are, why they cannot be infinitely many but must be more than one, whether they are eternal or can be generated and decay, and, if the second, how. His discussion is often framed as a critique of rival theories, and he argues systematically against the geometri

  2. Rhetorical Inventions and Cultural Diversity--A Historical Approach: Aristotle and Confucius.

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    Wang, Haixia

    While Aristotle treats the nature of rhetoric as philosophical, political/practical, and artistic/technical, Confucius views language use as philosophical and political/practical but not as artistic/technical, with the result that Confucius does not seem to offer as much as Aristotle does. In their essay "Refiguring Rhetoric as an Art:…

  3. Aristotle revisited: the function of pyloric caeca in fish.

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    Buddington, R K; Diamond, J M

    1986-01-01

    The function of the pyloric caeca of fish has been uncertain since their detailed description in 345 B.C. by Aristotle. He suggested three hypotheses about their function: "to store up the food," "putrify it up," and "concoct it" (i.e., storage, fermentation, and digestion). Our results for trout, cod, largemouth bass, and striped bass support the third but not the first or second of Aristotle's theories. In all four species, the caeca prove to be a major site of sugar, amino acid, and dipept...

  4. Aristotle on Deliberation:Its Place in Ethics, Politics and Rhetoric

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    Kock, Christian Erik J

    2014-01-01

    Aristotle differs from most later philosophers in distinguishing clearly between epistemic reasoning, which aims for truth, and practical reasoning, which does not. How can he posit this distinction and yet not dismiss practical reasoning as flattery and manipulation, as Plato did? The answer lies in the concepts of deliberation (boulē, bouleusis) and deliberate choice (proairesis). They link Aristotle's rhetoric, ethics, and politics together and help provide definitions of all three: Ethics...

  5. Aristotle's Definition of Rhetoric in the "Rhetoric": The Metaphors and Their Message.

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    Newman, Sara J.

    2001-01-01

    Investigates Aristotle's metaphorical definitions of rhetoric in book 1 of his "Rhetoric," using his own theory of metaphor as a measure of his practice in these definitions. Indicates that Aristotle's practice in the situation does not match his theory, a circumstance that has consequences for one's reading of the "Rhetoric."…

  6. Being qua becoming: Aristotle's "Metaphysics", quantum physics, and Process Philosophy

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    Johnson, David Kelley

    In Aristotle's First Philosophy, science and philosophy were partners, but with the rise of empiricism, went their separate ways. Metaphysics combined the rational and irrational (i.e. final cause/unmoved mover) elements of existence to equate being with substance, postulating prime matter as pure potential that was actuated by form to create everything. Modern science reveres pure reason and postulates its theory of being by a rigorous scientific methodology. The Standard Model defines matter as energy formed into fundamental particles via forces contained in fields. Science has proved Aristotle's universe wrong in many ways, but as physics delves deeper into the quantum world, empiricism is reaching its limits concerning fundamental questions of existence. To achieve its avowed mission of explaining existence completely, physics must reunite with philosophy in a metascience modeled on the First Philosophy of Aristotle. One theory of being that integrates quantum physics and metaphysics is Process Philosophy.

  7. Aristotle on Love and Friendship

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    Konstan, David

    2008-06-01

    Full Text Available David Konstan (Brown University, Providence argues that the term philia, in Aristotle, represents an elective, affective relationship, and not, as many scholars have maintained, a relation of mutual obligation, like that of kinship, with no necessary affective element; in addition, he disambiguates two senses of philia, one corresponding to “love”, the other designating the reciprocal affection characteristic of friendship.

  8. FORMATION OF ANTIQUE RHETORIC: CHRONOLOGY OF RHETORICAL METHODS AND STYLES (PLATO, ARISTOTLE

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    Irina A. Pantelyeyeva

    2013-09-01

    Full Text Available Purpose of the article: to analyze the basic points of philosophical concepts of rhetoric of Plato and Aristotle, to prove that from Plato the rhetoric in the true sense starts being approved, and Aristotle is an ancestor of real theory of speech of the new genre, the new form, the new purposes and tasks of the description of verbal art. Problem statement: development of the ancient principles of rhetorical style’s creating is reached by efforts of outstanding speakers, each of them were differed not only by the ideological sympathies or antipathies, but also by nature of works, the concepts put in their basis. Two Ancient Greek philosophers: Plato and Aristotle are considered as founders of ancient rhetorical science. Methodology. Author has used system method, methods of content and comparative analysis. Scientific novelty is displayed in the received results from the comparative analysis of two concepts of public speech of Plato and Aristotle from a position of philosophical justification of rhetoric’s rules with orientation on ancient "popular" declamation practices. Practical value of article consists in development of insufficiently studied object "Antique declamation discourse" where Plato and Aristotle's two central rhetorical concepts appear as the intermediate stage in development of a declamation discourse of Ancient Greece and, subsequently, and Ancient Rome. Conclusions. The conclusions can be given by the following facts: from Plato the rhetoric in the true sense is approved: true rhetorical art isn’t based only on argument technique, the true rhethor appears as the philosopher. Plato raises the problem of an ambiguity of two opposite rhetorics presented in "Gorgias" and "Phaedrus ". Rhetoric as scientific discipline, as the present theory of speech is first considered by Aristotle. The rhetoric is presented as the science "about speech and about thoughts", about the relation of thinking to the word.

  9. Space, Time, Matter, and Form Essays on Aristotle's Physics

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    2006-01-01

    Space, Time, Matter, and Form collects ten of David Bostock's essays on themes from Aristotle's Physics, four of them published here for the first time. The first five papers look at issues raised in the first two books of the Physics, centred on notions of matter and form, and the idea of substance as what persists through change. They also range over other of Aristotle's scientific works, such as his biology and psychology and the account of change in his De Generatione et Corruptione. The volume's remaining essays examine themes in later books of the Physics, including infinity, place, time

  10. Teaching Public Speaking Using Aristotle's "Rhetoric."

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    Finkel, Candida

    Rather than relegating Aristotle's "Rhetoric" to history of rhetoric courses, where it is regarded with only an antiquarian interest, it can be used as a practical text for introductory public speaking courses. The advantages would be threefold: (1) its emphasis is essentially on rhetoric as a speaking art rather than an art of…

  11. On Three Locations Connected with Aristotle: Ancient Stagira - Mieza - Athens

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    Valentin Kalan

    2004-07-01

    Full Text Available The last decade has witnessed well-nigh simultaneous discoveries on three archaeological sites connected with Aristotle, which have eliminated many cliches and mistaken assumptions about the philosopher's life and work. These are: (1 his native town of Stagira, or Stagirus; (2 his school in the Macedonian town of Mieza; and (3 the location of the Peripatetic school, the Lyceum, at Athens. The first part of the article thus briefly surveys the most important discoveries about the layout of ancient Stagira, as described in the monograph by Konstantinos Sismanidis. The  main  archaeological finds include an early classical town-wall (an admirable example of military architecture, the  stoa,  an  aqueduct, the  foundations of three  temples, silver coins with the type of a wild boar, etc.-The second part moves from a preliminary description of Mieza to an  attempt at  reconstructing the philosophical ideas transmitted by Aristotle to Alexander and  his peers at Mieza- not  Pella-, using  Plutarch's Life of Alexander as a starting-point. Such education would have been  impossible if the Macedonians had not been  Greeks  and  their  language a Greek  dialect, and  it is the failure to realize this fact that has long impeded- and  still does- our understanding of Aristotle's attitude to Philip and  Alexander. The article touches on  the potential relevance of Alexander's politics for  the  present, which  may be sought in  its interplay of  two processes: the  spreading of Greek culture abroad on  the  one hand, and, on  the  other, the  preservation of  other cultures with which  the Greeks came into contact. The third part, drawing on  Rupp's book Peripatoi, presents the  latest archaeological discoveries relating to the exact location of Aristotle's Peripatos in Athens. In 323 BC -immediately after Alexander's death- Aristotle retired from Athens for the  second time, his life endangered by the  prevailing anti

  12. Aristotle Meets Zeno: Psychophysiological Evidence

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    This study, a tribute to Aristotle's 2400 years, used a juxtaposition of valid Aristotelian arguments to the paradoxes formulated by Zeno the Eleatic, in order to investigate the electrophysiological correlates of attentional and /or memory processing effects in the course of deductive reasoning. Participants undertook reasoning tasks based on visually presented arguments which were either (a) valid (Aristotelian) statements or (b) paradoxes. We compared brain activation patterns while partic...

  13. A Categoria Trabalho na Produção Teórica de Marilda Iamamoto

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    A presente pesquisa trata da apreensão da categoria trabalho na obra de Marilda Iamamoto, bem como sua formulação a respeito do trabalho profissional de Serviço Social, com base na fundamentação teórica desta categoria. Utiliza-se como fonte de pesquisa as obras publicadas pela autora e como apoio fundamental a clássica literatura de Karl Marx, além de outros autores de tradição marxista, visando dissertar sobre o fundamento filosófico e forma social da categoria estudada. Busca-se contemplar...

  14. Noncommutative phase spaces on Aristotle group

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    Ancille Ngendakumana

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    Full Text Available We realize noncommutative phase spaces as coadjoint orbits of extensions of the Aristotle group in a two dimensional space. Through these constructions the momenta of the phase spaces do not commute due to the presence of a naturally introduced magnetic eld. These cases correspond to the minimal coupling of the momentum with a magnetic potential.

  15. ESSÊNCIA E VERDADE: DUAS CATEGORIAS DO MÉTODO EM MARX

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    Ranieri Carli

    2011-05-01

    Full Text Available O presente artigo pretende estudar alguns dos aspectos do método de Marx,especialmente o tratamento dado a duas categorias: essência e verdade. Herdeiro datradição racionalista, Marx mantém em seu aparato categorial tanto a essência quanto averdade, ambas entrelaçadas uma à outra. Na mesma medida, será nosso intento atentarpara a peculiaridade do tratamento legado por Marx a essas duas categorias, tendo emconta as especificidades do materialismo de sua concepção teórica.

  16. Leonico Tomeo—the First Interpreter and Translater of Aristotle From Original Greek

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    Mulaj, Tatjana; Mulaj, Zenun

    2010-01-01

    In the middle of XV century, in European Renaissance, it was necessary to study the Aristotle in original Greek, because translations from Arab in Latin had caused considerable alterations in the meaning of original texts. This task in the beginning was trusted to Leonico Tomeo, which, not only opened the way for the studying of the Aristotle in original, but himself made important interpretations about philosophic and social problems and gave his arguments about concepts of natural sciences, as for motion, atoms etc. He translated some works of Plato, Aristotle, Ptolemy etc, from the Greek to Latin. The work of Tomeo gave revolutionary results and prepared the way for the scientific method of Galileo, which from Padua, where worked and lived Tomeo and later, Galileo, propagates in all European universities.

  17. The Aristotle, McDonald's, "Star Trek" Connection.

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    Bensinger, Steve

    1985-01-01

    Explains a method of teaching students about the modes of persuasion (i.e., through logic, emotion, and ethos) identified by Aristotle. Explains how a class discussion of two familiar entities (i.e., a fast food chain and a media production) can introduce these concepts to students. (DMM)

  18. Perspectives on Rhetorical History: Aristotle's Rhetorical Theory.

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    Markham, Reed

    The most important historical theory of persuasion is Aristotelian Rhetorical Theory. Aristotle's work, "The Rhetoric," is divided into three books, each of which discuss principles relevant to persuasion. Book One establishes the philosophical position of rhetoric to logic; establishes the purposes of rhetoric; discusses three types of…

  19. Plato, Aristotle and the phytagorean influence on Plutarch's De Musica

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    Roosevelt Rocha

    2012-07-01

    Full Text Available In his treatise On Music, Plutarch cites and discusses excerpts from works of Plato and Aristotle in which these authors deal with issues relevant to the harmonic theory. In these passages, we see that the sources used by Plutarch have a strong influence of the Pythagorean school, under which the study of musical scales was developed focusing on the mathematical relationships that exist between the notes and intervals. This indicates that Plutarch or not directly read the texts of Plato and Aristotle, or read, but using some other source, a commentator of Pythagorean extraction, who we can not identify.

  20. William Harvey, Aristotle and astrology.

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    Gregory, Andrew

    2014-06-01

    In this paper I argue that William Harvey believed in a form of astrology. It has long been known that Harvey employed a macrocosm-microcosm analogy and used alchemical terminology in describing how the two types of blood change into one another. This paper then seeks to examine a further aspect of Harvey in relation to the magical tradition. There is an important corollary to this line of thought, however. This is that while Harvey does have a belief in astrology, it is strongly related to Aristotle's views in this area and is quite restricted and attenuated relative to some contemporary beliefs in astrology. This suggests a more general thesis. While Harvey was amenable to ideas which we associate with the natural magic tradition, those ideas had a very broad range of formulation and there was a limit to how far he would accept them. This limit was largely determined by Harvey's adherence to Aristotle's natural philosophy and his Christian beliefs. I argue that this is also the case in relation to Harvey's use of the macrocosm-microcosm analogy and of alchemical terminology, and, as far as we can rely on the evidence, this informs his attitudes towards witches as well. Understanding Harvey's influences and motives here is important in placing him properly in the context of early seventeenth-century thought.

  1. Motivação na aprendizagem organizacional: construindo as categorias afetiva, cognitiva e social.

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    Christiane Kleinübing Godoi

    2011-04-01

    Full Text Available O estudo dos processos complexos de aprendizagem encontra no fenômeno motivacional um elemento fundamental. O que se busca neste ensaio é compreensão do entrelaçamento dos aspectos afetivos, cognitivos e sociais da motivação no interior do processo de aprendizagem organizacional. A delimitação do objeto – motivação na aprendizagem organizacional – emerge, inicialmente, da construção de cada categoria: a categoria afetiva, originária da confluência entre a teoria psicanalítica freudiana e abordagem psicodinâmica da aprendizagem; b categoria cognitiva, procedente do pensamento piagetiano; e c categoria social, sob a influência das teorias da aprendizagem social e sociocognitiva. Em virtude de as teorias referenciais terem sido desenvolvidas historicamente sob paradigmas distintos, elabora-se uma aproximação entre o paradigma criticalista, que transpassa a abordagem psicanalítica, e o construcionismo social, que sustenta as abordagens da psicologia utilizadas. A análise conjunta das três categorias e de seus fatores envolve dois momentos: a análise dos fatores da motivação na aprendizagem, descritos por autores que atuam no campo do indivíduo, observando aqueles que podem ser adaptados para o campo organizacional, e inseridos nas categorias desenvolvidas; e proposição de um quadro-síntese de categorias e fatores que possa ser utilizado em estudos subsequentes sobre o tema. Este artigo pretende contribuir para um novo olhar sobre as teorias da motivação e da aprendizagem nas organizações, uma vez que a sua relação constitui um objeto de estudo que não pode ser reduzido a um tipo motivacional, tampouco a um tipo de cenário de engajamentos, semelhante à motivação no trabalho, mas consiste em um conceito inerente aos processos do aprender organizacional. Atribui-se a relevância do estudo à abertura de uma perspectiva multiparadigmática de compreensão do fenômeno.

  2. Books and Becoming Good: Demonstrating Aristotle's Theory of Moral Development in the Act of Reading

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    Cain, Amanda

    2005-01-01

    In the Nicomachean ethics, Aristotle sets down a scattered and fractional account of the development of moral virtue within young people. Philosopher Martha Nussbaum defends Aristotle's neglect of a systematic account of moral development and argues that more complex expressions of character-building, such as learning to expose oneself to proper…

  3. Revisiting Aristotle's causality: model for development in Nigeria ...

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    Thus, the development equation must be balanced. Aristotle‟s theory of causality balances the equation. Since Aristotle has no theory of development therefore every individual, nation or industry in pursuit of development should seek to drive economic growth and human capital development together rather than focus on ...

  4. The Problem of the Object of Mathematics as Intelligible Substance in Aristotle's Metaphysics

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    Cattanei, Elisabetta

    2013-01-01

    The A. examines the problem of intermediat emathematical entities by analyzing Metaphysics l017a9-l4, since, according to Aristotle. this passage is both a source and a critique of Plato's theory. The goal is to identify four cardinal points that may ground a dialogue between two contesting positions regarding this problem. Through them, it becomes evident that Aristotle severs the question of the intelligible nature of mathematical entities by using the conceptual scalpel of his own ousiolog...

  5. Aristotle's Humanistic Ethics | Onwuegbusi | Global Journal of Social ...

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    This paper is an attempt to argue that Aristotle has no clear metaphysical basis for his ethical treatise as presented in his Nicomachean Ethics. What he claims as the supreme good for man which is happiness in accordance with the highest virtue of the soul has no metaphysical foundation in his metaphysical system.

  6. Aristotle on Animals in the Politics

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    Bloch, David Kristian

    2006-01-01

    This article examines the apparently very harsh views on animals that are found in two passages of the Politics. These passages have not received much scholarly attention, but they have regularly been invoked by defenders of animal rights. In this article it is argued that an interpretation...... of these passages demands close scrutiny of the context, and furthermore that they must be taken into consideration along with the psychological and the biological writings if Aristotle's views on animals are to be convincingly established....

  7. Geração e categorias geracionais nas pesquisas sobre saúde e gênero no Brasil

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    Florêncio Mariano da Costa Júnior

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    Full Text Available O campo da saúde há muito que reconhece os fatores socioculturais como multideterminantes nos processos de produção de saúde-adoecimento-cuidado e tem discutido o dinamismo das articulações entre gênero, raça/etnia e classe social, bem como a conjugação destas categorias para compreender as diferenças e desigualdades em saúde. A categoria geração, como uma das construções sociais altamente influentes no processo de saúde-adoecimento ainda aparece timidamente explorada nos estudos no campo da saúde e, muitas vezes, reduzida a coortes etárias. Este estudo de revisão de literatura, com caráter descritivo-discursivo, objetivou situar criticamente, nos estudos de gênero em saúde produzidos no país nos anos de 2001 a 2013, o construto teórico e analítico da categoria geração, bem como as categorias empíricas relacionadas (infância, juventude, maturidade e velhice. Foram realizadas, a partir das buscas bibliográficas no portal da Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde (BVS, análises descritivas de 225 resumos e análise qualitativa de 57 textos completos. Os resultados indicam esvaziamento de referencial conceitual acerca da geração e das categorias empíricas analisadas, especialmente quanto à categoria maturidade. Nos estudos empíricos, evidencia-se a necessidade de melhor apropriação do referencial conceitual de geração e, dentre os estudos de revisão ou de caráter teórico e ensaísticos, nota-se a importância em ampliar o referencial conceitual da própria categoria geracional, bem como trazer elementos para sua aplicabilidade no âmbito das políticas e práticas de saúde.

  8. Aristotle's Theory of Deviance and Contemporary Symbolic Interactionist Scholarship: Learning from the Past, Extending the Present, and Engaging the Future.

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    Prus, Robert

    Although his work has been largely overlooked by symbolic interactionists and other students of deviance, Aristotle (c384-322BCE) addresses community life, activity, agency, and persuasive interchange in ways that not only are remarkably consistent with contemporary symbolic interactionist approaches to deviance, but that also conceptually inform present day theories of deviance and provide valuable transhistorical comparison points for subsequent analysis. Following (1) a brief overview of an interactionist approach to the study of deviance, attention is given to (2) classical Greek conceptions of good and evil (especially as these are articulated by Plato) before turning more directly to (3) Aristotle's notions of wrongdoing as this is reflected in his considerations of community, morality, agency, and culpability. While informed by Aristotle's considerations of causality (as addressed in Physics and Metaphysics ), this statement builds most centrally on Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics and Rhetoric . Striving for a broader understanding of deviance as a humanly engaged feature of community life, the paper briefly compares Aristotle's "theory of deviance" with Prus and Grills (2003) interactionist analysis of deviance. The paper (4) concludes with an assessment of the relative contributions of contemporary interactionist scholarship and Aristotle's materials for the study of deviance as a community-engaged process.

  9. Aristotle and the Postmodern World

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    Alfredo Marcos

    2012-12-01

    Full Text Available With the support of recent scholarship the author proposes an understanding of the Aristotelian Corpus inspired by the biological works. He points out that this understanding is bound up with other current philosophical discussions, especially on biology, rationality, realism, the knowledge of an individual, metaphor, and poetics. The author concludes that Aristotle offers the most promising ontological, epistemological and anthropological basis not only for undertaking a series of urgent reconciliations (of facts and values, of theoretical and practical reason, of understanding and sensation, and of intelligence and emotion, but also for solving many dualisms of modern times, in their Platonic or materialist varieties.

  10. Difference between the Approach of Aristotle and Avicenna in Proof of the Existence of God

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    Mohammad Saeedimehr

    2012-04-01

    Full Text Available Comparing between approach of Aristotle and Avicenna in proof of the existence of God, is a sign of basic difference between Peripatetic idea of Aristotle and Avicenna, also the different way that has been gone in the Muslim world compared to the west, in proof of the existence of God.   Aristotle in “Philosophies”, has been mentioned to the two arguments: "degrees of perfection argument" and "teleological argument", but his main argument on the existence of God, is “the argument from motion” that has explained details of it in the Lambda Book of Metaphysics and Physics. Each of the three above arguments has a cosmological approach and is categorized as the posteriori arguments.   For Avicenna, acceptance of that Aristotle had wanted to prove the existence of God by natural things, such as world motion, is very hard. According to this thinking, he focused all his efforts on not using the cosmological arguments to prove the existence of God. Avicenna used “the proof of middle and the end” and “the proof from contingency and necessity” in several of his books and his latest exposition of the proof from contingency and necessity has named “proof of the truthful”. His argument is ontological and priori too.

  11. Difference between the Approach of Aristotle and Avicenna in Proof of the Existence of God

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    Saleh Tayebnia, M

    2012-01-01

    Full Text Available Comparing between approach of Aristotle and Avicenna in proof of the existence of God, is a sign of basic difference between Peripatetic idea of Aristotle and Avicenna, also the different way that has been gone in the Muslim world compared to the west, in proof of the existence of God.Aristotle in “On Philosophies”, has been mentioned to the two arguments: "degrees of perfection argument" and "teleological argument", but his main argument on the existence of God, is “the argument from motion” that has explained details of it in the Lambda Book of Metaphysics and Physics. Each of the three above arguments has a cosmological approach and is categorized as the posteriori arguments.For Avicenna, acceptance of that Aristotle had wanted to prove the existence of God by natural things, such as world motion, is very hard. According to this thinking, he focused all his efforts on not using the cosmological arguments to prove the existence of God. Avicenna used “the proof of middle and the end” and “the proof from contingency and necessity” in several of his books and his latest exposition of the proof from contingency and necessity has named “proof of the truthful”. His argument is ontological and priori too

  12. Difference between the Approach of Aristotle and Avicenna in Proof of the Existence of God

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    Mohammadsaleh Tayebnia

    2012-05-01

    Full Text Available   Comparing between approach of Aristotle and Avicenna in proof of the existence of God, is a sign of basic difference between Peripatetic idea of Aristotle and Avicenna, also the different way that has been gone in the Muslim world compared to the west, in proof of the existence of God.   Aristotle in “Philosophies”, has been mentioned to the two arguments: "degrees of perfection argument" and "teleological argument", but his main argument on the existence of God, is “the argument from motion” that has explained details of it in the Lambda Book of Metaphysics and Physics. Each of the three above arguments has a cosmological approach and is categorized as the posteriori arguments.   For Avicenna, acceptance of that Aristotle had wanted to prove the existence of God by natural things, such as world motion, is very hard. According to this thinking, he focused all his efforts on not using the cosmological arguments to prove the existence of God. Avicenna used “the proof of middle and the end” and “the proof from contingency and necessity” in several of his books and his latest exposition of the proof from contingency and necessity has named “proof of the truthful”. His argument is ontological and priori too.

  13. The Rhetoric of Explanation: Explanatory Rhetoric from Aristotle to 1850.

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    Conners, Robert J.

    1984-01-01

    Follows the slow growth of a body of knowledge about how information could best be communicated without necessary references to overt persuasion from Aristotle's "Rhetoric" through the beginnings of a theory of written discourse in the American nineteenth century. (FL)

  14. Ancient Doctrines of Passions: Plato and Aristotle

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    Iskra-Paczkowska Agnieszka

    2016-09-01

    Full Text Available The subject of this essay is a discussion of the doctrines of emotions of Plato and Aristotle. According to both them it is impossible to oust the passions from the good, i.e. happy life. On the contrary, emotions are an important component of human excellence. We investigate this question with reference to Plato’s doctrine of the soul and his concept of a perfect life, and Aristotle’s ethics, poetics and rhetoric.

  15. Finding Aristotle's Golden Mean: Social Justice and Academic Excellence

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    Rivera, John

    2005-01-01

    Over 2,000 years ago, Aristotle wrote a treatise on ethics in which he proposed that there were both intellectual and moral virtues to be developed in the human being. Virtue ("aristeia") was roughly equivalent to the English word "excellence" and the unifying virtue that was both a moral and an intellectual virtue was…

  16. A Comparative Vision Between Bharata and Aristotle

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    Sergio Armando Rentería Alejandre

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    Full Text Available The forms of love in India are as complex as in the rest of cultures; especially when they are reflected in literature. One of the tasks of Indian literary poets about these forms is concentrated on the cultural and the social field. The Indian lyric poetry reflects images which go beyond linguistic structural morphosyntactic forms. For both Indian and Greek theorists and poets it is very important not only the structural form of poetry but also the images in it. With this I refer to alamkaras or rhetoric figures, as it is usual translate them thanks to all poetic Greek tradition, of which Aristotle, with his Poetics and Rhetorics, is the representative maximum. The rupaka or metaphor is a figure very used by both Indian and Greek poets. The stylistic reach of rupaka or metaphor manages to transcend into theoretical and poetical texts. In this sense, into this essay I set out a comparison between the definition of metaphor in Aristotle’s Poetics and Rhetorics and the definition of rupaka in Bharata’s Natyashastra, treatise about playwriting, very important for the studies on Indian theater as well as for those on Indian poetry. All this comparative theory helps me to find the aim of metaphor into Sanskrit poetry, through the vision of Aristotle and Bharata, thanks to the poetic reach of rupaka or metaphor.

  17. Philoponus on Aristotle physics 41-5

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    Aristotles account of place, in which he defined a things place as the inner surface of its nearest immobile container, was supported by the Latin Middle Ages, even 1600 years after his death, though it had not convinced many ancient Greek philosophers. The sixth century commentator Philoponus took a more common-sense view. For him, place was an immobile three-dimensional extension, whose essence did not preclude its being empty, even if for other reasons it had always to be filled with body. However, Philoponus reserved his own definition for an excursus, already translated in this series, Th

  18. Aristotle in the medical works of Arnau de Vilanova (c. 1240-1311).

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    Grau Torras, Sergi

    2014-01-01

    Arnau de Vilanova, one of the most important physicians of the Latin Middle Ages, was familiar with the vast majority of Aristotle's works that had been translated into Latin. He used a wide range of them, such as the Organon--the introductory books on logic - and the natural philosophical books, which cover a different branches of knowledge. He used Aristotle as an authority, trying to reconcile him with the field of medicine as practiced in his time. In so going, he defined a new theoretical model of medicine by the standards of natural philosophy, while continuing to emphasize the boundaries between medicine and natural philosophy. This paper represents to a first attempt to investigate the Aristotelian quotations in the medical writings of Arnau de Vilanova.

  19. Plato and Aristotle on the Problem of Quality

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    2013-01-01

    This paper purports toshow that it is not necessary to read the early Platonic dialogues starting from the "classic" theory of Forms. It argues, instead, that it is possibleto analyze them and, above all, to explain the use of the vocabulary of "presence" starting from the more general and prior possibility of distinguishing a subject from its accidental predicates, especially quality. The relation of "present in" or "being in" to which Plato recurs. is inherited by Aristotle. The distinction...

  20. Aristotle's "homo mimeticus" as an Educational Paradigm for Human Coexistence

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    Scaramuzzo, Gilberto

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    In the "Poetics" of Aristotle there is a definition of the human being that perhaps has not yet been well considered in educational theory and practice. This definition calls into question a dynamism that according to Plato was unavoidable for an appropriate understanding of the educational process that turns a human being into a…

  1. Vehicles to Belief: Aristotle's Enthymeme and George Campbell's Vivacity Compared.

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    Roob, Andy

    The central concepts from two rhetorical systems (the enthymeme in Aristotle's rhetoric and vivacity in George Campbell's) may be understood as the connection between speech act and ascension to belief. A review of the literature indicates a gap in the scholarly works seeking to compare and contrast the periods developed by D. Ehninger's systems…

  2. As categorias processuais na justiça constitucional limitada

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    Magano, José Paulo Camargo

    2012-01-01

    O presente trabalho visa ao estabelecimento de lindes da tutela constitucional nas categorias processuais a fim de conferir àquela certificação de processo justo, discorrendo para tanto, sobre a morfologia da justiça constitucional, na qual são tratados os institutos fundamentais do processo civil, jurisdição, ação, defesa e processo, sob influência do devido processo legal, e sobre a própria morfologia processual da justiça constitucional, em que são apontados os d...

  3. Níveis de potência muscular em atletas de futebol e futsal em diferentes categorias e posições

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    Juliano Fernandes da Silva

    2012-03-01

    Full Text Available Este estudo objetivou identificar a potência de membros inferiores em jogadores de futebol e futsal, comparando o counter movement jump (CMJ entre modalidades, posições adotadas e categorias. Participaram 61 atletas de futebol das categorias Sub17, Sub20 e profissional e 28 de futsal das categorias Sub20 e profissional. Utilizou-se uma plataforma de força Quattro Jump do tipo piezoelétrica. Foi utilizada estatística descritiva, teste t de Student e análise de variância a p < .05. Não foi reportada diferença significativa no CMJ entre os atletas de futebol e futsal (p = .85. Entre as posições adotadas pelos jogadores de futebol encontrou-se diferença significativa (p = .02 apenas entre os centrais e os médios. Nos atletas de futsal não foi verificada diferença significativa entre as posições (p = .69. Quando comparadas as categorias também não foram constatadas diferenças significativas, tanto no futebol (p = .12, quanto no futsal (p = .47. Pode-se concluir que os atletas de futebol e futsal parecem apresentar níveis semelhantes de potência muscular. Os centrais apresentaram maiores níveis de potência quando comparados aos médios, porém no futsal os atletas apresentaram níveis similares de potência. Independente da categoria, tanto os atletas de futebol quanto de futsal, apresentaram níveis semelhantes de potência muscular.

  4. CATEGORIAS DE JOGO E JOGOS TEXTUAIS: UMA LEITURA DE O JOGO DA AMARELINHA

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    Tânia Winch Lisbôa

    2012-07-01

    Full Text Available O presente artigo analisa a noção de jogo e de jogos textuais na obra O jogo da amarelinha (no original Rayuela, de Julio Cortázar. Para a efetivação dessa análise foram utilizados, como referencial teórico, os estudos de Johan Huizinga, Roger Caillois e Wolfgang Iser, destacando as quatro categorias de jogo - agôn, alea, mimicry e ilinx - introduzidas por Caillois e readequadas ao texto literário, sob o ponto de vista dos jogos textuais, por Iser. A partir desses conceitos teóricos que evidenciam questões pertinentes ao jogo em geral e aos jogos textuais em particular, considerando-se que esse é um estudo de aplicação, procurou-se evidenciar como essas quatro categorias de jogo se manifestam no texto literário do escritor argentino através dos jogos textuais.

  5. INTERVENÇÃO PRECOCE NA PSICOSE: DE ESTRATÉGIA CLÍNICA A POSSÍVEL CATEGORIA DIAGNÓSTICA

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    Luna Rodrigues Freitas-Silva

    2014-12-01

    Full Text Available No campo psiquiátrico, as possibilidades de prevenir o risco de desenvolver transtornos mentais começam a reunir interesse, motivar pesquisas e provocar controvérsias. Entre as diversas investigações sobre risco e categorias psiquiátricas que vêm sendo conduzidas no cenário internacional destacam-se as propostas destinadas a detectar e intervir precocemente no desenvolvimento da psicose. Os programas de detecção precoce da psicose têm como objetivo atingir duas categorias de pacientes: os que vivem o primeiro surto psicótico e aqueles considerados em estado mental de risco ou pré-psicóticos. Apesar da controvérsia em torno do estado mental de risco, com a elaboração de uma nova versão do DSM aventou-se a possibilidade de criar uma categoria específica que identificasse o risco para a psicose. Neste artigo analisamos as propostas de intervenção precoce na psicose de estratégia clínica dividindo essa análise em três etapas: 1- a do surgimento das ações no contexto de refinamento da clínica do primeiro surto; 2- a da sistematização controversa da noção de estado mental de risco; 3- a da formalização da proposta de nova categoria diagnóstica durante a elaboração do DMS-5.

  6. Rhetoric and Truth: A Note on Aristotle, Rhetoric 1355a 21-24

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    Grimaldi, William M. A.

    1978-01-01

    A passage from Aristotle is discussed and interpreted. Rhetoric represents truth and justice in any situation for the auditor through the use of language. The usefulness of rhetoric lies in its ability to assure an adequate and competent articulation of truth and justice. (JF)

  7. The Relationship between Virtue and Happiness in Aristotle and Al-Fārābī’s Views

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    2016-01-01

    Throughout the history, different schools including both descriptive and non-descriptive ones, have been concerned with revealing relationship between happiness and virtue. As the First and Second teachers, Aristotle and Al-Fārābī can be named as having very important roles in this sense. So, the main tenet of ethics for these two philosophers is happiness, which is mostly derived from virtue. Considering theories of these two philosophers, it became evident that Aristotle had significant eff...

  8. Sistema de Classificação de Pacientes Pediátricos: construção e validação de categorias de cuidados

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    Ariane Polidoro Dini

    2011-06-01

    Full Text Available A classificação de pacientes é essencial para o gerenciamento de uma unidade. Entretanto, a literatura não dispõe de conceituações de categorias de pacientes pediátricos. Os objetivos deste estudo foram definir e validar categorias de cuidado de pacientes pediátricos, de acordo com o grau de dependência da equipe de enfermagem. Utilizou-se revisão bibliográfica para definição das categorias de cuidado e a validação de conteúdo das categorias propostas foi realizada por um grupo de juízes envolvidos em assistência e gerência de unidades pediátricas e por juízes envolvidos em ensino e pesquisa de pediatria e construção de instrumentos de classificação de pacientes. Foram estabelecidas e validadas cinco categorias de cuidados: Mínimos, Intermediários, Alta dependência, Semi-intensivo e Intensivo. A validação das categorias de cuidado subsidiou a construção de um sistema de classificação de pacientes pediátricos que poderá contribuir para o processo de tomada de decisão do enfermeiro na prática gerencial e assistencial.

  9. Modo de produção da existência: categoria chave para a compreensão da problemática do lazer

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    Elza Margarida de Mendonça Peixoto

    2014-11-01

    Full Text Available A partir da crítica aos limites no modo como os estudos do lazer apropriam a noção de trabalho na obra de Marx e Engels, o artigo recupera a estrutura mais ampla na qual esta categoria está inscrita no pensamento daqueles autores, retomando a centralidade da categoria modo de produção da existência enquanto categoria estrutural daquele pensamento. Este movimento é feito com a finalidade de indicar a categoria central  para a explicação do movimento histórico real que engendra o lazer enquanto uma prática dos homens que – no capitalismo – encontra-se subordinada – o tempo, a atividade e a subjetividade – à lei econômica do movimento da sociedade moderna, na qual estão em movimento forças que contraditória e dialeticamente estão produzindo outra conjuntura.

  10. A short commentary on Aristotle's scientific legacy and his definition of the physiologist.

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    Zarros, Apostolos

    2014-06-01

    The roots of physiology - on the basis of a systematic study of the human body's functions and their correlation to anatomy - date back to the works of Aristotle. The pupil of Plato and the tutor of Alexander the Great was a one-man university, and his contributions to the medical sciences have been immense. His surviving works highlight the first serious approach towards the rejection of metaphysical and mythological thought, and have: (i) demonstrated a deep appreciation for a systematic, non-metaphysical study of the natural world, (ii) set the foundations of comparative and human anatomy, (iii) established the first (indirect) definition of the "physiologist", and (iv) exercised a dominant influence upon the subsequent history of Hellenistic, European and Arabic Medicine. The current letter provides a short commentary on the historical account of Physiology as a scientific field and underlines the unique legacy that Aristotle has provided us with.

  11. The Figures of Speech, "Ethos," and Aristotle: Notes toward a Rhetoric of Business Communication.

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    Kallendorf, Craig; Kallendorf, Carol

    1985-01-01

    Demonstrates that business writers rely far more heavily than expected on classical figures of speech. Uses Aristotle's "Rhetoric" to show that figures of speech offer a powerful tool for the persuasive function of modern business communication. (PD)

  12. Borges e as categorias lógico-fenomenológicas de peirce

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    Floyd Merrell

    2008-12-01

    Full Text Available Fragmentos de J.L.Borges servem, aqui, a uma "descrição semioticamente orientada", baseada na teoria das categorias de C.S.Peirce. Não se pretende fazer, portanto, o desenvolvimento de uma "semiótica da literatura" com foco no texto Borgeano. Ele serve-nos como exemplares para um tratamento das categorias fenomenológicas de Peirce.En este ensayo, selecciones de la obra de J. L. Borges componen una "descripción semioticamente orientada", basada en la teoría de las categorías de C. S. Peirce. Sin embargo, de ninguna manera hay la presunción de desarrollar una "semiótica de la literatura" a través de un enfoque en textos borgianos, sino que los textos sirven como prototipos que ejemplifican las categorías fenomenológicas de Peirce.In this essay, literary fragments from J. L. Borges combine to form a "semiotically oriented description", based on C. S. Peirce's theory of categories. However, there is no intention to develop a "semiotic theory of literature" through focus on Borgesian texts. Rather the texts are used as exemplary semiotic prototypes that illustrate Peirce's phenomenological categories.

  13. God as Intellect in the philosophical Theology of Plato, Aristotle and Plotinus.

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    Nadezhda Volkova

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    Full Text Available The article gives an overview of the main stages in the development of philosophical theology in Plato, Aristotle and Plotinus, as well as its central concept - Active Intellect or God. It is shown, firstly, that Plato was the first who formulated the concept of a One omnibenevolent God. Plato opposed this doctrine to the gods of traditional mythology. In the "Timaeus" talking about the creation of the world, Plato represents God as an artisan, i. e. Demiurge, who arranges the World soul and matter with the help of the numbers. Therefore, God is introduced as an Intellect, because looking at an intelligible paradigm, he created the cosmos as its likeness. Secondly, it was shown that Aristotle made theology demonstrative theoretical knowledge. God as a subject of such knowledge is the pure actuality of thinking. Third, it is shown that Plotinus, continuing the line of Plato and Aristotle, gave philosophical theology a new, much more personal character. Theology for Plotinus is not only an demonstrative knowledge of the omnibenevolent God, but also a personal experience of reunion with him. A special attention in the article is paid for Plotinus' interpretation of the Platonic Demiurge. It is shown that Plotinus first connected the two aspects of the divine, namely the Demiurge-creator and the intelligible paradigm that are described in the "Timaeus," into the single hypostasis of Intellect. The main reason for this assertion was the necessity to postulate the unity of the intellect and the intelligible object as a necessary condition for the possibility of all cognitions. As a result, instead of the traditional idea of the two gods, Plotinus elaborates the doctrine of a single divine Intellect, combining both these aspects.

  14. Aristotle, alive and well in Papua New Guinea science classrooms

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    Boeha, Beno B.

    1990-09-01

    National High School students from Papua New Guinea were interviewed about two situations; the results of their Aristotle-like views regarding `forced' and `natural' motion are presented and discussed. Twenty-one National High School Students were interviewed about two situations similarly used elsewhere (Osborne and Gibert 1979, 1980, Osborne 1980a) and the results of these Aristotle-like views possessed by students have been presented and discussed above. With each of the six summary statements some extracts have been provided from interviews conducted by the author with students who had come from various parts of Pupua New Guinea. Students' views have been compiled to give a composite picture of the Aristotle-like ideas. Some impression of the commonality of the ideas/beliefs has been provided by reference to the work of others who have reported similar tendencies in testing and interviewing physics students. Throughout the study, students' Aristotlean-like views have been given a respected status that reflects their widespread use, their internal coherence and their tenacity in the face of classroom teaching in a Pupua New Guinea National High School. In analysing individual interview transcripits, attempts were made to construct ideas/beliefs that can account for statements by each student in a manner that statements are consistent with each other. The assumption that all of a student's statements are logically compatible to a listener or reader is difficult to maintain. However, it is one that has to be made as a hypothesis to work with, otherwise it is too easy to discount sections of a student's discourse that seem inconsistent with understandable parts. The aims of this part of the study have been to provide science educationalists with a repertoire of common Aristolean-like beliefs which have persisted in students. These views differ in some ways from the orthodox physics views. By better understanding of the students' beliefs and commitments about

  15. A invenção das categorias travesti e transexual no discurso científico

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    Melissa Barbieri de Oliveira

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    Full Text Available LEITE JR., Jorge. Apresentação: Berenice Bento. Nossos corpos também mudam: a invenção das categorias “travesti” e “transexual” no discurso científico. São Paulo: Annablume, 2011. 240 p.

  16. Aristotle Meets Zeno: Psychophysiological Evidence.

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    Papageorgiou, Charalabos; Stachtea, Xanthi; Papageorgiou, Panos; Alexandridis, Antonio T; Tsaltas, Eleftheria; Angelopoulos, Elias

    2016-01-01

    This study, a tribute to Aristotle's 2400 years, used a juxtaposition of valid Aristotelian arguments to the paradoxes formulated by Zeno the Eleatic, in order to investigate the electrophysiological correlates of attentional and /or memory processing effects in the course of deductive reasoning. Participants undertook reasoning tasks based on visually presented arguments which were either (a) valid (Aristotelian) statements or (b) paradoxes. We compared brain activation patterns while participants maintained the premises / conclusions of either the valid statements or the paradoxes in working memory (WM). Event-related brain potentials (ERPs), specifically the P300 component of ERPs, were recorded during the WM phase, during which participants were required to draw a logical conclusion regarding the correctness of the valid syllogisms or the paradoxes. During the processing of paradoxes, results demonstrated a more positive event-related potential deflection (P300) across frontal regions, whereas processing of valid statements was associated with noticeable P300 amplitudes across parieto-occipital regions. These findings suggest that paradoxes mobilize frontal attention mechanisms, while valid deduction promotes parieto-occipital activity associated with attention and/or subsequent memory processing.

  17. Comparative Study of the Concept of Space in Aristotle, Descartes and Heidegger

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    2011-09-01

    Full Text Available The concept of ''place'' depends on the modern understanding of Being. Today, we regard place simply as a mathematical and measurable space which contains things. Furthermore, we regard this concept as a self-evident concept, while this conception belongs to modern understanding of Being. Since in modern ages Being is understood as an object, place is only measurable space that, in the final analysis, is not separate of the things themselves. But, in the traditional pre-modern thought, for example in Aristotle, since Being means actuality and substance, in accordance to this concept place is the last level of the container of things. Place, for Aristotle, is a natural thing containing natural things but he does not think about it as a mere quantitative thing (as Descartes thinks so. Everything, according to its special nature, has natural place. Soil, water, air and fire, each one has its own special place. Heidegger, who believes that old and modern Metaphysical thought are based on neglecting the Truth of Being, criticizes traditional conception of place and tries to think about it according to the human beings Dasein, nearness and distance to Being and beings.

  18. Aristotle on Sentence Types and Forms of Speech

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    Gábor Bolonyai

    2005-12-01

    Full Text Available According to the Hermeneutics, Ch. 4, the analysis of non-assertoric sentences such as wishes, commands, etc. belongs to rhetoric or poetics. They are, however, examined neither in the Rhetoric nor in the Poetics, where (Ch. 20 their treatment. is explicitly excluded from the art of poetry and referred to that of delivery or performance. The paper gives an explanation for this discrepancy, based on an interpretation of Aristotle's rejection of Protagoras' criticism of Homer. The sophist found fault with the first line of the Iliad where Homer invokes the Muse by the imperative Menin aeide, thea thus uttering a command while believing that he is expressing a prayer. Aristotle's grounds for rejecting this criticism remain implicit, but it appears very likely that he thought that, if uttered or performed in the right manner, the sentence could he taken as a prayer. From this observation, which is certainly valid in this particular case, he drew the conclusion that performative or vocal features in themselves, i.e. rhythm, intonation and volume of sound, are always sufficient to identify particular „figures of speech“, as he calls non-assertoric sentence types in the Poetics. This conclusion is, however, not entirely justified. Performative features are not always enough to differentiate between two `figures of speech'; the possible range of verbal moods and sentence types is likewise determined by morphological marks (e.g. mood signs, syntactical features (word-order, and lexical items (certain adverbs or particles. Aristotle’s decision to dismiss figures of speech altogether from the field of lexis may also have contributed to the later development of keeping linguistics and theory of style apart as two separate branches of inquiry.

  19. Dialectic and science: Galen, Herophilus and Aristotle on phenomena.

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    Tieleman, T

    1995-01-01

    This paper examines the nature of Galen's argument in the De placitis Hippocratis et Platonis, books 2-3, concerned with the location of the psychic functions within the body. To this question Galen applies a coherent set of methodological principles, integrating Aristotelian dialectic and scientific demonstration based on anatomical experiments. Galen disagrees with Aristotle in that he relegates the endoxa from the realm of dialectic to that of rhetoric. His attitude is marked by a distinctive emphasis on perceptible phenomena as the starting point for scientific inquiry. This and other features can be traced back to the Hellenistic scientist Herophilus.

  20. THE LOGIC OF JUSTICE IN ARISTOTLE'S NICOMACHEAN ETHICS, BOOK V

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    1999-01-01

    In this paper I probe into the geometrical structure which lurks behind Aristotle's argument of justice in distribution (το διανεμητικον δικαιου) and especially justice in reciprocity (το αντιπεπονθοζ δικαιον) in the Book V of Nicomachean Ethics, and present a new solution for the interpretation of justice in reciprocity.

  1. The "Physically Educated" Person: Physical Education in the Philosophy of Reid, Peters and Aristotle

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    MacAllister, James

    2013-01-01

    This article will derive a definition and account of the physically educated person, through an examination of the philosophy of Andrew Reid, Richard Peters and Aristotle. Initially, Reid's interpretation of Peters' views about the educational significance of practical knowledge (and physical education) will be considered. While it will…

  2. Using Hip-Hop Music and Music Videos to Teach Aristotle's Three Proofs

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    Sciullo, Nick J.

    2014-01-01

    Aristotle's three proofs remain central to students' understanding of argumentation and persuasion. They are fundamental for those just beginning rhetorical study, as well as being of interest to experienced scholars. Investing time in learning the proofs supports students' future practice and study of rhetoric. Unfortunately, the…

  3. Predição de malignidade em pacientes das categorias 4 e 5 BI-RADS™ Malignancy prediction in patients with BI-RADS™ category 4 and 5

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    Augusto Vasconcellos Vieira

    2004-02-01

    Full Text Available Foi realizado estudo retrospectivo, de agosto de 1999 a junho de 2002, que selecionou 6.999 laudos mamográficos consecutivos que seguiram a padronização Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS™. Neste estudo objetivamos uma análise regional de achados mamográficos categorias 4 e 5 BI-RADS, que foram recomendados a estudo histopatológico, avaliando a sensibilidade do método nessas categorias como indicador de malignidade. Foram laudados 43,65% (n = 3.055 como negativos, 47,36% (n = 3.315 como achados mamográficos benignos, 7,47% (n = 523 como achados mamográficos provavelmente benignos, 0,87% (n = 61 como achados mamográficos suspeitos e 0,64% (n = 45 como achados mamográficos altamente suspeitos. Das pacientes das categorias 4 (61 pacientes e 5 (45 pacientes, todas encaminhadas à biópsia, foram obtidos resultados histopatológicos de 27 da categoria 4 (44,26% e de 27 da categoria 5 (60%. Das pacientes da categoria 4, obteve-se 55,55% (n = 15 de lesões malignas, e das pacientes da categoria 5, obteve-se 96,29% (n = 26 de lesões malignas. O estudo mostra o alto valor preditivo positivo de malignidade da categoria 5 BI-RADS e a necessidade real de prosseguimento da investigação das mamografias categoria 4 BI-RADS.In a retrospective study, from August 1999 until June 2002, 6,999 consecutive mammograms were analyzed using Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS™ guidelines, with the purpose of a regional analysis of mammographic findings in the categories 4 and 5 BI-RADS, which were all recommended to histopathologic study, evaluating the sensibility of this method in these categories, as an indicator of malignancy. The analysis revealed 43.65% (n = 3,055 of negative findings, 47.36% (n = 3,315 of benign lesions, 7.47% (n = 523 of probably benign lesions, 0.87% (n = 61 of suspicious lesions, and 0.64% (n = 45 of highly suspicious lesions. All the patients fitted in the categories 4 (61 patients and 5 (45

  4. Can Prior Knowledge Hurt Text Comprehension? An Answer Borrowed from Plato, Aristotle, and Descartes.

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    Friedman, Lawrence B.

    Taking a philosophical approach based on what Plato, Aristotle, and Descartes said about knowledge, this paper addresses some of the murkiness in the conceptual space surrounding the issue of whether prior knowledge does or does not facilitate text comprehension. Specifically, the paper first develops a non-exhaustive typology of cases in which…

  5. Aristotle's Rhetoric, Hitler's Program, and the Ideological Problem of Praxis, Power, and Professional Discourse.

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    Katz, Steven B.

    1993-01-01

    Examines Hitler's use of propaganda to construct praxis and define phronesis in Nazi Germany in terms of the rational but open-ended nature of Aristotle's political-ethical thought. Examines the failure of professional discourse surrounding the siting of a low-level nuclear waste facility to create a persuasive reality and yet ideologically…

  6. Aristotle Meets Zeno: Psychophysiological Evidence.

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    Charalabos Papageorgiou

    Full Text Available This study, a tribute to Aristotle's 2400 years, used a juxtaposition of valid Aristotelian arguments to the paradoxes formulated by Zeno the Eleatic, in order to investigate the electrophysiological correlates of attentional and /or memory processing effects in the course of deductive reasoning. Participants undertook reasoning tasks based on visually presented arguments which were either (a valid (Aristotelian statements or (b paradoxes. We compared brain activation patterns while participants maintained the premises / conclusions of either the valid statements or the paradoxes in working memory (WM. Event-related brain potentials (ERPs, specifically the P300 component of ERPs, were recorded during the WM phase, during which participants were required to draw a logical conclusion regarding the correctness of the valid syllogisms or the paradoxes. During the processing of paradoxes, results demonstrated a more positive event-related potential deflection (P300 across frontal regions, whereas processing of valid statements was associated with noticeable P300 amplitudes across parieto-occipital regions. These findings suggest that paradoxes mobilize frontal attention mechanisms, while valid deduction promotes parieto-occipital activity associated with attention and/or subsequent memory processing.

  7. Hot heads and cold brains. Aristotle, Galen and the "radiator theory".

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    Longo, O

    1996-01-01

    The Author examines two similar theories about the functioning of human brain as a refrigerator: Falk's and Fialkowski's (1990) and Aristotle's (IVth century b.C.). There are surprising, although fortuitous, convergences between the two, with the remarkable difference, however, that Artistotle's doctrine (later severely criticized by Galen) thinks of the brain merely as an organ for the cooling of the body's (the heart's) heat, while according to the modern radiator theory the human brain developed starting as a refrigerator of itself.

  8. Education and the doctrine of the Mean in Aristotle and in Confucius

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    Panos ELIOPOULOS

    2014-01-01

    Aristotle and Confucius elaborate their theories on the basis of a complex apprehen - sion of the ethical and political problem as one. The Greek and the Chinese philosopher focus on the importance of virtue, which signifies a passage from an initial understanding of communal life to a life with others that becomes self-fulfilling and facilitates self improvement and excellence. The individual goal is the same as the collective goal; this becomes the foundation o...

  9. [The haematogenous reproduction theory of Aristotle].

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    Kremer, J

    2003-12-20

    From the very beginning, man has been fascinated by the continuous coming into being of new life on Earth. Archeological and anthropological data indicate that in prehistoric times, reproduction was attributed to a fertility goddess that required no sperm for this purpose. In the early historical Middle East it was believed that a godly being brought about pregnancy by using male and female semen. It was the merit of the Greek philosophers of the 6th-3rd century B.C. to realize that reproduction was governed by natural laws. Several theories were developed to understand how reproduction could occur. The haematogenous theory of reproduction, developed by Aristotle, has received the most attention. The essence of this theory is that the male sperm, with a haematogenous origin, causes the development of an embryo from menstrual blood present in the female uterus. The theory survived about 2000 years, with modifications, and was also introduced into Christianity. It was only about 150 years ago that the reproduction theory based on hypotheses was changed into a reproduction science based on facts.

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  11. Apixaban vs. warfarin with concomitant aspirin in patients with atrial fibrillation: insights from the ARISTOTLE trial

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    Alexander, J.H.; Lopes, R.D.; Thomas, L.; Alings, M.; Atar, D.; Aylward, P.; Goto, S.; Hanna, M.; Huber, K.; Husted, S.; Lewis, B.S.; McMurray, J.J.; Pais, P.; Pouleur, H.; Steg, P.G.; Verheugt, F.W.A.; Wojdyla, D.M.; Granger, C.B.; Wallentin, L.

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    AIMS: We assessed the effect of concomitant aspirin use on the efficacy and safety of apixaban compared with warfarin in patients with atrial fibrillation (AF). METHODS AND RESULTS: In ARISTOTLE, 18 201 patients were randomized to apixaban 5 mg twice daily or warfarin. Concomitant aspirin use was

  12. Civic Friendship in Aristotle: Concord and Fraternity

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    Oriol Farrés Juste

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    Full Text Available the article shows the importance of friendship in the context of Aristotelian political philosophy. this importance is verified in its specific weight compared with justice. As it is known, Aristotle argues that the pursuit of friendship outranks the pursuit of justice in the polis. Particularly, the article focuses on the role of concord, as a special type of civic friendship, in terms of preserving the unity and stability of the polis. to grasp its significance, we have to consider the role of concord as a supplement of the political condition of the human being. Concord is necessary in the light of the trend to the struggle between the parts of the city, between the demos and the oligarchs. Since this fight endangers the continuity of the polis, concord among citizens becomes a privileged background of early republican fraternity, which has not enjoyed sufficient attention in the field of history of political philosophy.

  13. Why does a woman’s deliberative faculty have no authority? Aristotle on the political role of women

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    Deretić Irina

    2015-01-01

    Full Text Available In this paper I will discuss Aristotle’s controversial philosophical views on women. I will critically examine three main interpretations of his claim that women have deliberative faculty “without authority”. According to the first line of interpretation, Aristotle has in mind that women’s incapacity of advice-giving and decision-making in public affairs are determined by conventions in the political context of his time. I will attempt to point out the disadvantages of this kind of interpretation. Furthermore, I will put forward the reasons why is implausible the more recent interpretation, given by Marguerite Deslauriers. According to her reading, the lack of authority of deliberative faculty in women means nothing else than the tasks over which women have authority are for the purpose of the tasks put forth by men. The prevailing interpretation among scholars is that, in Aristotle’s view, women are naturally inferior to men, due to the fact that they are all too frequently overruled by the irrational “forces” of their nature. I will argue that this line of interpretation elucidates what Aristotle presumably has in mind, although it makes his account of women and their rationality, if not inconclusive, then indisputably problematic. In other words, I attempt to prove that, if the prevailing line of interpretation is correct, such view of women produces some philosophically “insurmountable” problems for Aristotle. The aim of the last section of the paper is to point out how some of these problems could eventually be resolved. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije: History of Serbian Philosophy

  14. The Relationship between Virtue and Happiness in Aristotle and Al-Fārābī’s Views

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    Ali Sabri

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    Full Text Available Throughout the history, different schools including both descriptive and non-descriptive ones, have been concerned with revealing relationship between happiness and virtue. As the First and Second teachers, Aristotle and Al-Fārābī can be named as having very important roles in this sense. So, the main tenet of ethics for these two philosophers is happiness, which is mostly derived from virtue. Considering theories of these two philosophers, it became evident that Aristotle had significant effects on Islamic thinkers. In other words, they claim they have been strongly influenced by Aristotle’s ideas. An obvious example for this can be ‘Nicomachean Ethics’ which attracted the attention of both western and eastern thinkers. As the greatest and the most salient commentator, Al-Fārābī could elaborate on Aristotle’s ideas on ethics and so suggest a comprehensive theory of ultimate happiness and Utopia' ('al-madīnat al-fāḍilah'. On the other hand, following Aristotle, Al-Fārābī divided ethics into two theoretical and practical branches. Hence, basis of ethical theories introduced by the two of these philosophers is based on happiness; However, Al-Fārābī added notions of Islam and mysticism to happiness. The most straightforward definition that Aristotle offers for happiness concerns an ultimate goal which humans are eagerly seeking to acquire it. He considers the best life as a happy life which can be reached by reasoning about humans’ actions and reactions and through adopting a viewpoint. In this sense, Aristotle introduced three types of lives, namely life with pleasure, political life, and life with intellect; he knows the third type of life better and more sublime than the other two. In his book on ethics, Aristotle defined happiness as soul’s performance according to perfect virtue. Regarding soul, Aristotle divided virtues into moral and rational ones. He believed that virtue is inasmuch as its genus is a hexis (habit

  15. INFLUÊNCIA, INSPIRAÇÃO E IMPROVISAÇÃO COMO CATEGORIAS HERMENÊUTICAS

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    Marcia Sá Cavalcante Marcia Sá Cavalcante Schuback

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    O presente artigo discute os conceitos de influência,inspiração e improvisação enquanto categorias hermenêuticas, necessárias para apreender o sentido de transformação no pensamento, realizada num processo hermenêutico de compreensão. A necessidade de tematização dessas experiências evidencia-se particularmente em relação à experiência musical uma vez que, na música, escritura, leitura e interpretação apresentam-se não apenas intrinsecamente conectadas, mas sobretudo como uma complexa trama d...

  16. Heterogênero: "Uma categoria útil de análise" Heterogender: "An useful category of analysis"

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    Tânia Navarro Swain

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    Full Text Available O uso da categoria gênero, de forma acrítica, contribui para a repetição de uma divisão binária "naturalizada" dos sexos. Fundada na procriação, a heterossexualidade aparece como uma instituição política que define papéis e status no social, criando corpos atrelados aos gêneros feminino e masculino. Constroem-se assim identidades fictícias em torno do sexo biológico, erigindo a sexualidade em essência do ser. A utilização da categoria "heterogênero" aponta, em sua enunciação, para esta construção, dando lugar a perspectivas múltiplas de análise da construção do social.The uncritical use of the gender category contributes to the repetition of a binary and naturalized division of the sexes. Grounded in procreation, heterosexuality appears as a political institution that defines social roles and status, creating bodies attached to masculine and feminine gender. This is how fictive identities are built around biological sex, forging sexuality as the essence of being. The very employing of the category of "heterogender" points toward this construction and opens the space for manifold perspectives to analyze the construction of the social.

  17. A avaliação da aprendizagem em Educação Física escolar: desvelando a categoria

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    Full Text Available O presente texto tem como objeto de estudo a avaliação da aprendizagem em Educação Física. O objetivo central deste texto é analisar a categoria avaliação e sua interação direta com outras categorias importantes, como é o caso do projeto histórico, projeto político-pedagógico e organização do trabalho pedagógico, este especialmente em sala de aula. PALAVRA-CHAVE: Avaliação da aprendizagem em Educação Física. This text focuse on the evaluation of learning in Physical Education. The main aim is to analyse the evaluation category and its interation with other important categories, such as the historical project, the political and pedagogical project and the organization of the pedagogical work, this specifically in the classroom. KEY-WORD: Evaluation of learning in Physical Education

  18. Crescimento e produção de plantios comerciais de eucalipto estimados por duas categorias de modelos

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    Renato Vinícius Oliveira Castro

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    Full Text Available O objetivo deste trabalho foi avaliar e comparar duas categorias de modelos de crescimento e produção em plantios comerciais de eucalipto. Para isso, foram ajustados um modelo de crescimento e produção para povoamento e outro para árvore individual, por meio de equações simultâneas e redes neurais artificiais, respectivamente. O volume de madeira por área foi estimado em diferentes idades e classes de produtividade. Foram avaliados dados de 63 parcelas permanentes de plantios clonais, não desbastados, do híbrido Eucalyptus grandis x E. urophylla, com os dados de 33 parcelas utilizados para o ajuste do modelo e o treinamento das redes neurais, e os das 30 parcelas restantes, para a validação dos modelos. As duas categorias de modelos ajustaram-se bem aos dados observados. No entanto, na validação dos modelos com dados independentes, o volume de madeira por área foi mais bem estimado com o modelo para árvore individual.

  19. ABOUT ARISTOTLE'S PHILOSOPHY ON MIND È POSSIBILE UNA FILOSOFIA DELLA MENTE IN ARISTOTELE?

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    Full Text Available In the three books of the De Anima Aristotle ranges over a diverse array of philosophical and scientific topics, such as the nature of life, self-movement, the senses, perception, imagination, thought, and the relation between mind and body. As a result, this work may seem to be a strange collection of only marginally related philosophical and biological topics given our modern sensibilities. Nonetheless it is united by Aristotle's basic concern for the nature and functioning of life in all its diverse forms. This inquiry offers modern readers significant insight into contemporary debates in the philosophy of mind.

    Nei tre libri del De Anima Aristotele presenta differenti argomenti di interesse filosofico e scientifico in relazione alla natura della vita, al movimento, ai sensi, alla percezione e immaginazione, al pensiero e alla relazione fra mente e corpo. De Anima sembra, pertanto, una accozzaglia di teorie filosofiche e biologiche che solo marginalmente potrebbero impressionare un ricercatore contemporaneo. Nondimeno, questa impressione è solo superficiale, in quanto l’unità dell’opera è fornita da una acuta analisi della natura dell’essere vivente e delle sue funzioni proprie. Lo studio di Aristotele si rivela, perciò, un contributo significativo nel moderno dibattito nella filosofia della mente.

  20. Tracing the Origin of the Concept of Ethics in the West: An Existentialist Interpretation of Aristotle's Concept of Ethics%西方伦理学概念溯源--亚里士多德伦理学概念的实存论阐释

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    @@ Western "ethics" as an independent discipline gained its definition from Aristotle.However, in none of his works - The Nicomachean Ethics, Magna Moralia, Ethics Eudemia, and The Politics (in Aristotle's view, ethics belonged to politics) - have people found a clear definition of ethics. Mr Miao Litian translated Aristotle's The Nicomachean Ethics from Greek into Chinese.

  1. Irreconcilable demands: friendship and the question of the political in Aristotle, Kant and Schmitt

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    This thesis takes issue with the politics and ethics of friendship vis-à-vis the Western philosophic tradition, in particular, the work of Aristotle, Immanuel Kant and Carl Schmitt in the aftermath of Jacques Derrida’s study Politics of Friendship (Politiques de l’amitié). I consider the relation between philosophy, politics, ethics and friendship and ask in what ways we can use the topic of friendship as grounds for rethinking the demands of ethical responsibility and calls for new politica...

  2. COMIC AGENTS: FROM A POETIC TO AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL PARADIGM OF COMEDY (ARISTOTLE AND ALFRED GELL)

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    ANNA KAWALEC

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    Aristotle was concerned with the comedy genre as a kind of poetry. Its creators, the comic poets, interested him only marginally. This genological approach to its subject-matter dominated the theory and philosophy of art for subsequent centuries as evidenced by the subsequent elaborations of interpretations of Aristotle’s catharsis. The alternative approach focused instead on subjects as creators of art. As a consequence of the long-term development of anthropocentrism in the humanities...

  3. Emotions in aristotle: animic faculties in the formation of opinions and judgments

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    Full Text Available Emotions for Aristotle are emotional faculties in human beings, which can generate susceptibility and cause at some point that judgments be changed and other types of impressions be generated; they are accompanied by pleasure and pain, depending on the moods (that are present at the moment of feeling some emotion. In this article, in addition to developing a reflection on emotions from the Stagirita, there are described some of them and their opposites, which are the most common in all his writings, such as anger and calmness; love and hate; fear and trust; shame and shamelessness; compassion and indignation; and finally, envy and emulation.

  4. Percutaneous coronary intervention and antiplatelet therapy in patients with atrial fibrillation receiving apixaban or warfarin: Insights from the ARISTOTLE trial

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    Kopin, D.; Jones, W.S.; Sherwood, M.W.; Wojdyla, D.M.; Wallentin, L.; Lewis, B.S.; Verheugt, F.W.A.; Vinereanu, D.; Bahit, M.C.; Halvorsen, S.; Huber, K.; Parkhomenko, A.; Granger, C.B.; Lopes, R.D.; Alexander, J.H.

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    BACKGROUND: We assessed antiplatelet therapy use and outcomes in patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) during the ARISTOTLE trial. METHODS: Patients were categorized based on the occurrence of PCI during follow-up (median 1.8 years); PCI details and outcomes post-PCI are

  5. Trabalhadores publicos nas administrações regionais e subprefeituras : uma categoria ameaçada

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    Resumo: A política neoliberal e o processo de racionalização, decorrentes da política de reforma do Estado implementada a partir da década de 90, produziram fortes impactos na organização e nas relações de trabalho no setor público, sobretudo, na categoria dos servidores públicos municipais, em particular, os ajudantes de serviços gerais da Prefeitura Municipal de Campinas que prestam serviços nas Administrações Regionais e Subprefeituras. O processo de privatização, desregulamentação e f...

  6. ARISTOTLE (All Risk Integrated System TOward The hoListic Early-warning): a multi-hazard expert advice system for the EU disaster response

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    Michelini, A.; Wotawa, G.; Arnold-Arias, D.

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    ARISTOTLE (http://aristotle.ingv.it/) is a Pilot Project funded by the DG ECHO (EU Humanitarian Aid and Civil Protection) that provides expert scientific advice on natural disasters around the world that may cause a country to seek international help to the EU's Emergency Response Coordination Centre (ERCC) and, consequently, to the Union Civil Protection Mechanism Participating States. The EU is committed to providing disaster response in a timely and efficient manner and to ensure European assistance meets the real needs in the population affected, whether in Europe or beyond. When a disaster strikes, every minute counts for saving lives and rapid, coordinated and pre-planned response is essential. The ARISTOTLE consortium includes 15 partner institutions (11 from EU Countries; 2 from non-EU countries and 2 European organizations) operating in the Meteorological and Geophysical domains. The project coordination is shared among INGV and ZAMG for the geophysical and meteorological communities, respectively. ARISTOTLE harnesses operational expertise from across Europe to form a multi-hazard perspective on natural disasters related to volcanoes, earthquake (and resulting tsunami), severe weather and flooding. Each Hazard Group brings together experts from the particular hazard domain to deliver a `collective analysis' which is then fed into the partnership multi-hazard discussions. Primary target of the pilot project has been the prototyping and the implementation of a scalable system (in terms of number of partners and hazards) capable of providing to ERCC the sought advice. To this end, the activities of the project have been focusing on the establishment of a "Multi-Hazard Operational Board" that is assigned the 24*7 operational duty regulated by a "Standard Operating Protocol" and the implementation of a dedicated IT platform to assembly the resulting reports. The project has reached the point where the routine and emergency advice services are being provided and

  7. A INSTABILIDADE DAS CATEGORIAS E OS PROCESSOS DE RECATEGORIZAÇÃO NA ESCRITA E LEITURA DO TEXTO LITERÁRIO

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    Jessé Sousa Mourão

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    Full Text Available O presente artigo tem por finalidade discutir a importância das categorias e dos processos de recategorização nas experiências de escrita e leitura do texto literário. Partimos do pressuposto de que os conhecimentos adquiridos pelos indivíduos ao longo da vida são imprescindíveis à construção dos sentidos e ao compartilhamento dos saberes. Em contrapartida, esse mesmos conceitos tornam-se relativamente comuns e inconscientes a ponto de provocar leituras (do mundo e dos textos bastante convencionais, as quais chegam a afastar o leitor de compreensões mais aprofundadas do texto literário. De um lado, há o escritor que “manipula” a linguagem e as categorias de forma mais intencional, misturando percepções para criação de novos sentidos. Do outro, há os leitores, que precisam desenvolver habilidades que lhes permitam transitar entre a língua e seus conhecimentos para ultrapassar os limites das convencionalidades e alcançar múltiplas significações. As contribuições teóricas de Lakoff (1987, Bazerman (2005, Fauconnier e Turner (2002 e Marchuschi (2006 permitem identificar processos de recategorização nas construções cognitivas, conceituais e textuais que os indivíduos empreendem. Quanto à leitura do texto literário, parece imprescindível que as categorias sejam encaradas como fluidas e passíveis de ressignificação, para que o leitor transpasse a superficialidade textual (sem negligenciá-la. Para exemplificar tal percepção, realizamos, ao final do artigo, uma análise de um trecho do poema O guardador de rebanhos, de Fernando Pessoa Fernando Pessoa sob o heterônimo de Alberto Caeiro.

  8. Aristotle and Aquinas on the Teleology of Parts and Wholes

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    Full Text Available Aristotle, in the first book of the Nicomachean Ethics, makes two attempts at establishing the thesis that being a human being has a point (a telos, using two parallel sets of examples. His first step is to claim that whenever anything has a characteristic activity (ergon that activity is its end (telos, using the example of “the flute-player, the sculptor, and in general any craftsman”. This identification of the characteristic activity of a craftsman with the location of his “good and well”, qua craftsman, and thus presumably with the telos of the craftsman may be questioned, of course, but it does not affect the course of the arguments and the use of the examples I wish to pursue. It is enough that for given roles there should be a teleological relation to some point for that role.

  9. FABLES IN THE AGORA: FROM ARISTOTLE TO THE CENTURY OF ENLIGHTENMENT

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    Full Text Available Having been long established in western poetic tradition as a short composition of ethical intent, usually performed by anthropomorphized animals and conveying a rule of behavior, the fable has represented, ever since its origins, a key strategy of persuasion at the service of orators seeking to convince and influence an audience. Originally defined as a rhetorical genre and inevitably mirroring social and historical mutations, the fable as well as the moralities inferred from it have played varying functions and accomplished different goals in the course of centuries, so as to accommodate changing communicative needs. In this article, we seek to provide a critical and diachronic survey of the resonance of classical rhetoric in the definition of fable as a genre and examine its literary manifestations from Aristotle to the Enlightenment.

  10. Comments on three-dimensional modeling in ancient greek and roman architecture: Herodotus, Aristotle and Vitruvius

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    Full Text Available This article reviews Herodotus' and Aristotle's text's extracts refered on specific bibliography as proofs of the use of architectural scale models in greek ancient architect's design process. This review of the original texts reveals mistaken traductions over whom insustainable historical perspectives have been built. The historical documents review extends to the roman world and analizes Vitruvius' text's extracts. This study aims, by relating textual documents and objects gattered by archaeology, to build new interpretations on the subject of representation and design process in Antiquity.

  11. Relações raciais e de gênero: a educação física escolar na perspectiva da alquimia das categorias sociais

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    Luciano Nascimento Corsino

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    Full Text Available O artigo apresenta resultados de pesquisa realizada em Escola Pública e analisa as identidades produzidas e reveladas pela rica mistura das especificidades das categorias sociais no âmbito das aulas de Educação Física. Nestas, assim como em outras situações escolares, as diferenças hierarquizadas estão intrinsecamente relacionadas aos conflitos raciais e ao modo como as/os professores lidam, usualmente de modo desigual, com alunos e alunas. As formas como os/as docentes separam ou misturam meninas e meninos e como sistematizam e escolhem temas e conteúdos revelam a importância do debate tanto da heteronormatividade quanto da exaltação de determinada raça/etnia em detrimento de outras. Tais processos são exemplares da produção da homossexualidade como desvio e da negritude como defeito. Assim, ao pensar, como pano de fundo, no ardente culto aos privilégios heterossexuais e na negação da negritude, o texto propõe reflexões que abordam tanto gênero quanto raça como categorias que estão intrinsecamente relacionadas e que, tornam-se emergentes nas políticas educacionais e nas práticas pedagógicas, a partir de imbricado feixe de categorias sociais.

  12. From Aristotle to Schrödinger the curiosity of physics

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    From Aristotle to Schrödinger: The Curiosity of Physics offers a novel introduction to the topics commonly encountered in the first two years of an undergraduate physics course, including classical mechanics, thermodynamics and statistical mechanics, electromagnetism, relativity, quantum mechanics, atomic and molecular physics, and astrophysics. The book presents physics as it evolved historically; it covers in considerable depth the development of the subject from ancient Greece to the present day. Though the emphasis is on the observations, experiments, theories, and applications of physics, there are additionally short sections on the life and times of the main protagonists of physics. This book grew out of the author's long experience in giving undergraduate and graduate courses in classical physics and in quantum mechanics and its elementary applications. Although meant primarily for the student and teacher of physics, it will be of interest to other scientists and to historians of science, and to those...

  13. 公正作为德性——亚里士多德公正德性探析%Justice as a virtue: An analysis of Aristotle's virtue of justice

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    2007-01-01

    People currently regard justice as the main principle of institutions and society,while in ancient Greek people took it as the virtue of citizens.This article analyzes Aristotle's virtue of justice in his method of virtue ethics,discussing the nature of virtue,how justice is the virtue of citizens,what kind of virtue the iustice of citizens is,and the prospect of the virtue of iustice against a background of institutional justice.Since virtue can be said to be a specific individual character,Aristotle also defines the virtue of justice as the character of justice,with which citizens act justly and desire to do what is just.The virtue of justice is also an individual ethical virtue,differing from others for it is at the same time a social ethic.We can call the virtue of justice a"non-individual individual ethical virtue."It has been explained as between pure altruism and egoism,which is a wrong explanation.John Rawls regards justice as the first virtue of social institutions,challenging Aristotle's virtue,of justice,an assertion which also needs further deliberation.

  14. Traduzindo o debate: o uso da categoria gênero na pesquisa histórica Translating the debate: the usage of gender category in the historical research

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    Full Text Available Neste artigo, estão sendo historicizadas categorias de análise como: "mulher", "mulheres", "gênero" e "sexo", através de um diálogo com a história dos movimentos sociais de mulheres, de feministas, de gays e de lésbicas. Embora sejam categorias usadas de forma interdisciplinar, neste artigo focaliza-se principalmente o uso destas por historiadoras e historiadores, fazendo uma revisão do que se tem publicado no Brasil sobre o assunto. Dialoga-se com as teorias e busca-se, de forma didática, apresentar para estudantes e pesquisadoras/es um panorama de como estas categorias de análise têm sido constituídas e questionadas.In the present article categories of analysis such as "woman", "women", "gender" and "sex" are historicized through a dialogue with the history of the women, feminists, gays and lesbians social movements. Although they are categories used in an interdisciplinary mode, we chiefly focus on their employment by historians through a review of what has been published on the matter. The theories are discussed and an overview on how such categories of analysis have been constituted and questioned is presented, in an instructive way, to students and researchers.

  15. Escores de cloaca e de crista e morfometria testicular em galos de matriz pesada com 71 semanas de idade e três categorias de peso corporal

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    Full Text Available Em galos de matriz pesada, o peso dos testículos se associa positivamente com a produção diária de espermatozoides e com a fertilidade. Contudo, os testículos de aves se localizam na cavidade abdominal, não sendo acessíveis para exame andrológico como os testículos de mamíferos. A avaliação reprodutiva de galos de matriz pesada é subjetiva e se baseia em características como peso corporal (PC, qualidade de pés e pernas e morfologia de cloaca e crista. Estudos que validem o potencial de associação dessas características fenotípicas com parâmetros da morfometria testicular são raros, principalmente quando se consideram galos de matriz pesada manejados em lotes comerciais. Escores de cloaca e de crista e parâmetros da morfometria testicular foram avaliados em galos Cobb 500 Slow adultos das categorias de PC leve (<4,300kg, médio (entre 4,300 e 5,250kg e pesado (≥5,250kg. O coeficiente de variação para PC foi de 12%. Os galos da categoria de PC pesado apresentaram testículos mais pesados e maiores escores de cloaca e de crista do que os galos da categoria de PC leve. Não houve diferença estatística entre as categorias de PC, considerando-se índice gonadossomático, porcentagens de túbulo seminífero e de tecido intersticial, diâmetro de túbulo seminífero e altura de epitélio seminífero. Correlação positiva, moderada e significativa foi observada entre peso de testículo e características de PC, escores de cloaca e de crista, diâmetro de túbulo seminífero e altura de epitélio seminífero. Um dos seis galos da categoria de PC leve avaliados quanto à histologia de testículo apresentou atrofia testicular. Em galos Cobb 500 Slow, conclui-se que o PC influencia o peso e a qualidade histológica de testículos e que os escores de cloaca e de crista podem ser utilizados com potencial moderado de predição para identificar galos com baixo peso de testículos.

  16. Amenable to reason: Aristotle's rhetoric and the moral psychology of practical ethics.

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    An Aristotelian conception of practical ethics can be derived from the account of practical reasoning that Aristotle articulates in is Rhetoric and this has important implications for the way we understand the nature and limits of practical ethics. an important feature of this conception of practical ethics is its responsiveness to the complex ways in which agents form and maintain moral commitments, and this has important implications for the debate concerning methods of ethics in applied ethics. In particular, this feature enables us to understand casuistry, narrative, and principlism as mutually supportive modes of moral inquiry, rather than divergent and mutually exclusive methods of ethics. As a result, an Aristotelian conception of practical ethics clears the conceptual common ground upon which practical ethicists can forge a stable and realistic self-understanding.

  17. Gènesi i evolució de la categoria de gènere en indoeuropeu

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    Full Text Available Hi ha indicis, tant comparatius com interns, que el sistema de tres gèneres gramaticals (masculí, femení, neutre present en la majoria de les llengües indoeuropees antigues és fruit d’un desenvolupament recent (en termes de cronologia relativa. No obstant això, els detalls d’aquest desenvolupament i la contribució de les llengües indoeuropees de la branca anatòlica al seu estudi són encara objecte de controvèrsia. En aquest article es traça un estat de la qüestió i s’intenta suggerir diferents escenaris per a la gènesi i evolució de la categoria de gènere en indoeuropeu.

  18. Las Bellas Artes como Terapia en Aristóteles The Fine Arts as Therapy in Aristotle

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    Full Text Available Desde Homero en adelante, los textos griegos abundan en menciones a la función terapéutica de las bellas artes. En los diálogos platónicos se encuentra el sistema más acabado respecto a este tema en sus diversas manifestaciones, sin embargo los múltiples análisis aristotélicos se encuentran dispersos y aislados. Para empezar, se expone la visión de la salud como armonía en el pensamiento de Aristóteles, a continuación se describen y comparan los conceptos de tékhne y phrónesis, se demuestra la necesidad del arte para la paideía, y se detalla el uso terapéutico de diferentes artes para preservar o restaurar la salud.From Homer onwards, Greek texts show abundant references to the therapeutic applications of the fine arts. The most complete system dealing with this issue in its diverse manifestations is to be found in the Platonic dialogues. However, Aristotle's manifold analyses are scattered and isolated. First, the view of health as harmony in Aristotle's thought is expounded, then the concepts of tékhne and phrónesis are described and compared, the necessity of art to paideía is demonstrated, and finally the therapeutic use of the different arts in order to preserve or restore health is examined'm detall.

  19. Shedding genomic light on Aristotle's lantern.

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    Sodergren, Erica; Shen, Yufeng; Song, Xingzhi; Zhang, Lan; Gibbs, Richard A; Weinstock, George M

    2006-12-01

    Sea urchins have proved fascinating to biologists since the time of Aristotle who compared the appearance of their bony mouth structure to a lantern in The History of Animals. Throughout modern times it has been a model system for research in developmental biology. Now, the genome of the sea urchin Strongylocentrotus purpuratus is the first echinoderm genome to be sequenced. A high quality draft sequence assembly was produced using the Atlas assembler to combine whole genome shotgun sequences with sequences from a collection of BACs selected to form a minimal tiling path along the genome. A formidable challenge was presented by the high degree of heterozygosity between the two haplotypes of the selected male representative of this marine organism. This was overcome by use of the BAC tiling path backbone, in which each BAC represents a single haplotype, as well as by improvements in the Atlas software. Another innovation introduced in this project was the sequencing of pools of tiling path BACs rather than individual BAC sequencing. The Clone-Array Pooled Shotgun Strategy greatly reduced the cost and time devoted to preparing shotgun libraries from BAC clones. The genome sequence was analyzed with several gene prediction methods to produce a comprehensive gene list that was then manually refined and annotated by a volunteer team of sea urchin experts. This latter annotation community edited over 9000 gene models and uncovered many unexpected aspects of the sea urchin genetic content impacting transcriptional regulation, immunology, sensory perception, and an organism's development. Analysis of the basic deuterostome genetic complement supports the sea urchin's role as a model system for deuterostome and, by extension, chordate development.

  20. The Four Causes of ADHD: Aristotle in the Classroom.

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    Pérez-Álvarez, Marino

    2017-01-01

    Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is one of the most well-established and at the same time controversial disorders to the extreme of being placed in doubt. In the first of two parts, the established position is critically reviewed, beginning with showing fallacious reasoning on which the diagnosis is based, lacking clinical proof. Similarly, a certain rhetoric and metaphysics in genetic and neurobiological research is highlighted, where, for example, a meager accumulation of data is offered as robust conclusions, and correlates and correlations as causes and bases. However, that may be, the controversy is silenced in a dialog of the deaf between "defenders" and "critics." with no way out in sight in empirical and scientific terms. A new meta-scientific position is necessary to analyze the science of ADHD itself and its social uses. In this respect, the second part introduces Aristotle's four causes, material, formal, efficient, final, as an instrument of enquiry. According to this analysis, ADHD is not the pretended clinical entity as presented, but a practical entity providing a variety of functions. The implications would be rather different from the usual.

  1. Categoria etnică din perspectivă lingvistică

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    Răzvan Săftoiu

    2017-03-01

    Full Text Available În această lucrare, propun analiza din perspectivă lingvistică a construcției unei categorii etnice din România care este denumită prin cel puțin doi termeni: țigan și rom. Conceptul de categorie se referă la membrii unui anumit grup care se diferențiază de alte grupuri printr-un set de elemente specifice recunoscute la nivelul unei comunități mai largi. În interacțiune, indivizii apelează frecvent la categorii și la setul de trăsături pe care îl poartă o anumită categorie, deoarece este mai ușor de operat cu seturi de cunoștințe decît cu referințe pentru fiecare individ în parte. Analiza are la bază o serie de expresii și locuțiuni, proverbe și glume care au circulat (sau încă mai circulă în spațiul românesc și care au conturat, la nivelul mentalității colective, imaginea unei categorii etnice a cărei denumire (încă oscilează între doi termeni. Textele au fost grupate în funcție de diverse stereotipuri asociate categoriei etnice avute în vedere, evidențiind conotațiile peiorative ale utilizărilor termenului țigan în raport cu categoria etnică rom, o categorie „goală” de semnificație, care poate fi „umplută” cu elemente ce pot creiona o imagine pozitivă.

  2. Alterações dermatológicas em crianças com Aids e sua relação com categorias clínico-imunológicas e carga viral

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    Full Text Available FUNDAMENTOS: Desde o início da epidemia da Aids as dermatoses têm sido freqüentemente descritas em pacientes com essa doença, com relatos de casos atípicos e estudos de séries de pacientes adultos; no entanto, há poucas publicações sobre alterações cutâneas em pacientes pediátricos com Aids. OBJETIVOS: Estudo prospectivo para avaliar a presença de dermatoses em 40 pacientes pediátricos com Aids. MÉTODOS: Quarenta pacientes, com idade inferior a 13 anos e portadores de Aids, foram estudados por um período de seis meses para avaliação de: número de alterações dermatológicas; suas características clínicas; distribuição conforme as categorias clínico-imunológicas e o valor da carga viral. RESULTADOS: A prevalência de dermatoses foi de 82,4%, na primeira consulta, e, no acompanhamento longitudinal, 92,5% dos pacientes tiveram alterações dermatológicas, com proporção de cinco diagnósticos por doente. As crianças com classificação clínico-imunológica grave e carga viral acima de 100.000 cópias/ml apresentaram maior número de alterações dermatológicas quando comparadas àquelas das categorias clínico-imunológicas leves. A proporção de diagnósticos por paciente na categoria clínica C foi de 6,8 e na A de 3,6; na categoria imunológica grave, de sete, e na leve de 3,7; e na carga viral > 100.000 de 7,3, e na < 100.000 de 4,2 (todos com significância estatística. CONCLUSÃO: As dermatoses foram freqüentes nas crianças com Aids e ocorreram em maior número nos pacientes pertencentes às categorias graves. A elevada freqüência de alterações da pele nos pacientes pediátricos com a doença indica ser imprescindível sua avaliação dermatológica minuciosa e freqüente.

  3. Patterns of Light Chasing the Spectrum from Aristotle to LEDs

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    Beeson, Steven

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    Light is all around us – even when we do not see it. Our eyes do not detect the higher energy and shorter-than-visible-wavelength ultraviolet radiation, yet we know it is there from the sunburn we receive in Arizona. We know that window glass can block ultraviolet rays so we do not get a burn while driving with the windows rolled up. Our eyes do not detect the low-energy, long-wavelength infrared (IR) radiation but we know it exists from discussions of war applications and televised images of guided weapons targets. We also know about radio waves from the little boxes that talk to us and x-rays from the dentist's office. Patterns of Light, Chasing the Spectrum from Aristotle to LEDs, written by Steve Beeson and Jim Mayer starts with the visible – the straight path of light. It continues with chapters detailing reflection (mirrors, storefront windows) and refraction (eyeglasses, binoculars). Color is then introduced with the query "Why is the sky blue?" After answering that and other similar questions ("Wh...

  4. Categorias funcionais e conhecimento enciclopédico ou sintaxe e significado no domínio verbal: noções aspectuais e expressão da causatividade em Ticuna

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    Full Text Available Focalizando detidamente o domínio verbal e as categorias funcionaisaí postuladas, este artigo possui os seguintes objetivos: aprofundar oexame de aspectos da morfologia verbal do Ticuna – língua tonal,geneticamente isolada e falada na Amazônia; comprovar o quanto certosaspectos do significado são aí determinados pela sintaxe; e verificarquais propostas, entre aquelas formuladas para categorias funcionaisno domínio verbal, se encontram apoiadas pelos fatos da língua estudada.O exame efetuado se dá em relação a determinados sufixos aspectuaisabrigados no verbo Ticuna e em relação à expressão da causatividadenessa língua. Para alcançar seus objetivos, o artigo retraçatematicamente o percurso teórico da categoria funcional pequeno verboou v-zinho, considerando desdobramentos e consequências comrelação aos pontos que se tornaram parte de sua caracterização. Asconclusões alcançadas reafirmam que os aspectos do significadodeterminados pela sintaxe excluem o agente externo e indicam que,no que diz respeito ao causativo, o tipo de complemento selecionadopor esse é fundamental para a constituição de uma expressão idiomática.A análise realizada apoia o caráter verbalizador de v-zinho, a dissociaçãoentre as propriedades da transitividade e as propriedades semânticasdessa categoria (ARAD, 1999 – essencial para o tratamento desufixos aspectuais na língua estudada. No âmbito da causatividade,a fragmentação de v-zinho em diferentes tipos, necessita, porém, levarem consideração a possibilidade da separação formal entre Voz e Causa(PYLKKÄNEN, 2002.

  5. Representacions gramaticals i activitat metalingüística dels alumnes de secundària : la categoria verb

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    L’article descriu una investigació sobre la representació gramatical que alumnes de l’últim curs de la secundària obligatòria han construït sobre la categoria verb, una noció de gran dificultat epistemològica. La finalitat última és identificar les estràtegies que han fet servir per conceptualizar-la i conèixer les dificultats amb què es troben com un primer pas per, d’una banda, entendre com es produeix el procés d’interiorització dels coneixements gramaticals i, d’una altra, poder dissenyar...

  6. ARISTOTLE AND THE ECONOMY WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF PRACTICAL REASON

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    Full Text Available Resumen: Comparada con la economía de hoy, la de la Grecia antigua —por lo menos en una de sus concepciones— era una economía limitada. Exteriormente,porque en Hesíodo sirve para el sustento de la casa, y en Aristóteles para el sustento de la ciudad; interiormente y de manera sistemática, en el primer caso, por su origen divino y su sentido dentro de la relación hombre-dioses, y en el segundo caso, por su subordinación a la teleología ética y política de la vida humana, tal y como la concibe Aristóteles. La autarquía, como límite de la economía, es doble. Por una parte, autarquía económica en sentido estricto, ya que la economía sólo ha de llegar hasta el punto de poder asegurar la supervivencia de la comunidad que es su sujeto. Pero, por otra, la autarquía, para Aristóteles, tiene sobre todo un sentido antropológico: el hombre más autárquico es el que practica aquello que, para su praxis, no necesita de otra cosa: esta praxis más alta es la de la razón, desarrollada en la Polis, que es su meta. Esta autarquía del ser razonable da sentido y también límite al buen actuar económico, que es una mera herramienta.Abstract: By contrast to the contemporary economy, Ancient Greece had a closed economy. In what follows I distinguish an outer and an inner perspective. The outer perspective is determined by the autarky of the household (Hesiod or of the city (Aristotle, which is the exclusive moral aim for economic activity. The inner perspective is determined by the moral implications of economic activity, founded in the gods (Hesiod or in practical human reason (Aristotle. Both of these perspectives limit the scope and range of an economy and of economic influence on society. The distinction between the persepcectives gives us the basis for another distinction explicitly stated in Aristotle’s Politics. That distinction has influenced economic thought for several centuries and consistsin distinguishing two forms of

  7. Avaliação da simetria e descarga de peso entre os membros inferiores de atletas de futebol da categoria de base

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    Daniel Lucas Spagnuolo

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    Full Text Available INTRODUÇÃO: A avaliação instrumentada dos saltos verticais informa sobre as capacidades funcionais e variáveis neuromusculares, auxiliando no atendimento dos atletas. Essencial dar atenção maior para as categorias de base, pois contém fases importantes do desenvolvimento dos atletas que serão o futuro do esporte. Objetivo: Avaliar as características funcionais e neuromusculares de atletas de futebol da categoria de base, no desempenho em saltos verticais. METODOLOGIA: Foram avaliados atletas de futebol com idade entre 15 e 17 anos. Foram realizados em duas plataformas de força os seguintes saltos verticais: salto em agachamento, salto em contramovimento, salto pliométrico de 40 cm de altura. Para análise das variáveis das forças concêntrica, excêntrica, impacto e altura dos saltos utilizou-se a prova estatística de Shapiro-Wilk, descrição das variáveis em média e desvio padrão, considerando quando p 0,05. Sem diferença na força concêntrica entre as categorias e os tipos de saltos. Maior força de impacto no contramovimento. Maior força em membro inferior direito em todos os saltos e variáveis de força. CONCLUSÕES: Encontramos assimetria entre os membros inferiores, podendo correlacionar com um déficit de potência muscular, má desaceleração do movimento e erros biomecânicos. Fatores predisponentes a lesões musculoesqueléticas, os quais podem ser prevenidos. A avaliação instrumentada da força através desses testes pode subsidiar os profissionais do clube como uma ferramenta de trabalho, capaz de aprimorar o treinamento, preparação e reabilitação. Entretanto, são necessárias mais pesquisas, de forma que momentos distintos da idade e da temporada do atleta sejam avaliados.

  8. RACIONALIZAÇÃO E MONETARIZAÇÃO: categorias da globalização

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    Ulisses do Valle

    Full Text Available Este artigo procura analisar alguns aspectos de uma dimensão central do fenômeno frequentemente conhecido como globalização. Trata-se de entender a economia monetária global à luz de duas categorias fundamentais da sociologia: racionalização (Max Weber e monetarização (Georg Simmel. A partir disso, apresentaremos algumas ideias do sociólogo franco-suíço Aldo Haesler, no que toca às consequências da eletronização dos fluxos monetários que está na base da globalização. Entre outros aspectos, Haesler nos chama a atenção ao correlacionar, de maneira sistemática, três aspectos fundamentais associados à economia monetária global: a invisibilização do dinheiro, a indolorização do sacrifício efetuado nas trocas econômicas, e a dissolução do esquema reciprocitário da ação.

  9. Novos direitos: conceitos operacionais de cinco categorias que lhes são conexas César Luiz Pasold

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    Full Text Available O objetivo deste artigo é expressarpropostas de Conceitos Operacionais para“Novos Direitos” e cinco Categorias que lhessão conexas, buscando estimular reflexõessobre o tema em seu aspecto cognitivo nuclearque é a sua concepção conceitual: DireitosHumanos; Tutela de Bens; Instrumentosde Efetivação; Inovações Tecnológicas; e, InovaçõesNão Tecnológicas.The purpose of this article is topresent Operational Concepts proposals to“New Rights” as well as to five Categorieslinked to them, trying to stimulate reflectionsabout this theme in its core cognitive aspect,which is its conceptual conception: HumanRights, Goods Tutelage, AccomplishmentInstruments, Technological Innovations andNontechnological Innovations.

  10. The power of semen: Aristotle and some Galen’s fallacies

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    Andrey Darovskikh

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    Full Text Available In this paper, I try to demonstrate how critical empiricism and philosophical reasoning intertwine with each other and affected the development of medicine. It is a case study considering the problems of generation and semen in the writings of Aristotle and Galen via relationship between such concepts as matter, form, movement, change, causes and some others. The main question addressed in the paper is the reason of Galen’s return to Hippocratic paradigm of two-semina (male and female. I argue that the reason is two-fold: 1 Different philosophical reasoning and erroneous understanding of some aspects of Aristotle’s embryological model by Galen. 2 Empirical discoveries, which proved to be wrong. I demonstrate that Galen’s understanding of form/matter relationship, and his view on matter as an underling principle conditioned his understanding of the notion of physical change, that allowed him to speak about conception only as quantitative mixture between equal substrata. Finally, I show that Galen’s view on teleology and his limited understanding of formal/final vs efficient causes and their relationship forced him to claim the inadequacy of Aristotle’s biology and necessitated Galen to introduce emendations in definitions of seminal faculties of genders and reproductive fluids.

  11. The Soul, the Virtues, and the Human Good: Comments on Aristotle's Moral Psychology

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    Kathi Beier

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    Full Text Available In modern moral philosophy, virtue ethics has developed into one of the major approaches to ethical inquiry. As it seems, however, it is faced with a kind of perplexity similar to the one that Elisabeth Anscombe has described in Modern moral philosophy with regard to ethics in general. For if we assume that Anscombe is right in claiming that virtue ethics ought to be grounded in a sound philosophy of psychology, modern virtue ethics seems to be baseless since it lacks or even avoids reflections on the human soul. To overcome this difficulty, the paper explores the conceptual connections between virtue and soul in Aristotle's ethics. It claims that the human soul is the principle of virtue since reflections on the soul help us to define the nature of virtue, to understand the different kinds of virtues, and to answer the question why human beings need the virtues at all.

  12. Diegese, Circulo Mágico e as Categorias Estéticas no Universo Transmídia de Diablo

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    Full Text Available A proposta deste artigo consiste em analisar a estratégia de narrativa transmídia, utilizada pela empresa Blizzard Entertainment para explorar o universo ficcional da franquia dos jogos Diablo para computador, buscando compreender como as categorias estéticas foram convocadas e como estas podem ser consideradas metáforas para a compreensão da experiência do usuário de narrativas transmídia cujo eixo central é um jogo digital. Assim, temos como objetivo discutir como as noções de círculo mágico, agência, imersão e transformação podem ser relidas como metáforas a partir do consumo de narrativas transmidiáicas.

  13. A infância enquanto categoria estrutural Childhood as a structural form

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    Jens Qvortrup

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    Full Text Available Nos países do hemisfério norte, um dos símbolos da consolidação de uma área de conhecimento é a publicação de um handbook - em português, manual ou compêndio - cujos capítulos apresentam um breve estado da arte de seus respectivos temas. Em 2009, The Palgrave Handbook of Childhood Studies foi publicado, indicando o reconhecimento da área dos estudos da infância. Sabe-se que as crianças foram principalmente investigadas pela psicologia ou pela pedagogia e que as ciências sociais pouco produziram sobre elas, priorizando estudos sobre a família ou sobre a escola. Há pouco mais de vinte anos, entretanto, começaram a tornar-se o foco dos estudos sociais da infância, que a tomaram como um fenômeno social. Nesse sentido, foi definido um campo que investiga as crianças como agentes sociais, produtoras de culturas, e a infância como categoria na estrutura social, o que ampliou de modo significativo a produção de conhecimento sobre as relações sociais estabelecidas entre as próprias crianças (seus pares e com os adultos (relações intra e intergeracionais, sobre suas competências como protagonistas de suas vidas, como agentes sociais cuja ação modifica/transforma os mundos sociais nos quais estão inseridas. O texto do Prof. Jens Qvortrup, responsável pela constituição do primeiro grupo de pesquisa no campo da sociologia da infância (RC53 na Associação Internacional de Sociologia (ISA, e um dos organizadores do Handbook, trata da infância como estrutura social. Publicado como primeiro capítulo do The Palgrave Handbook of Childhood Studies, o trabalho apresenta a infância como segmento na estrutura social e as aplicações de uma perspectiva estrutural, ou seja, inserido nos fundamentos teóricos dos estudos da infância, o capítulo define uma abordagem que difere tanto de pesquisas sobre socialização quanto de estudos sobre desenvolvimento infantil, oferecendo elementos para a realização de pesquisas que

  14. Negosiasi antara Homoerotika dan Budaya Machismo dalam Novel Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe

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    Alberta Natasia Adji

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    Full Text Available Artikel ini bertujuan mengungkap negosiasi antara homoerotika dan prinsip machismo yang dijunjung tinggi dalam budaya Meksiko serta pengaruh faktor kelas sosial dan pendidikan keluarga terhadap hubungan tersebut dalam sastra Amerika Latin kontemporer berjudul Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe karya Benjamin Alire Sáenz. Masalah yang menjadi fokus penelitian adalah bagaimana negosiasi antara homoerotika dan prinsip machismo serta bagaimanakah faktor kelas sosial dan pendidikan keluarga memberikan pengaruh terhadapnya dalam novel tersebut. Dengan perspektif teori queer yang dicetuskan Annamarie Jagose dan metode pembacaan cermat, penelitian ini menghasilkan temuan bahwa machismo yang masih kuat dalam masyarakat Meksiko melahirkan perasaan homofobia, bahkan dalam diri kaum homoseksual sendiri. Kare-nanya, para gay cenderung menjadi rendah diri dengan orientasi seksualnya. Latar belakang pendidikan keluarga dan perbedaan kelas sosial memengaruhi persepsi tentangmachismo pada kaum lelaki. Keduanya merupakan faktor penting yang mendasari perilaku seseorang dalam me-nentukan orientasi seksualnya di lingkungan sekitar. The article strives to reveal the negotiation between homoeroticism and machismo norms highly valued in Mexican culture, as well as the impact of social class and academic background, toward such relationship in a contemporary Latin American literary work, Benjamin Alire Sáenz‘s Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe. The focus of the study is how the negotiation between homoeroticism and machismo values, as well as social class and academic background, affect that relationship. Using Annamarie Jagose’s queer theory and close reading technique, the study results in the fact that machismo, still strongly held in Mexican communities, begets a homophobic feeling even for the homosexuals themselves. Therefore, the gays tend to feel inferior with their sexual orientation. The family’s academic

  15. Nèg Blanc sa a (Aquela negra branca – desafiando as categorias de cor, nacionalidade e pertença a partir de um olhar afro-brasileiro sobre o Haiti

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    Renata de Melo Rosa

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    Full Text Available Resumo  Este artigo tem como objetivo analisar a centralidade da categoria de pessoa no Haiti contemporâneo, a qual se funda a partir dos sentidos contextuais atribuídos à noção de nèg, (que em tradução livre para o português pode ser entendida como “negro/a” que antecede e funda, ao mesmo tempo, a categoria de pessoa. No entanto, mesmo que a categoria de pessoa no Haiti se ancore em uma nomenclatura “racial”, nèg não é uma categoria necessariamente atrelada à cor da pele, mas à qualidade da pertença de cada sujeito à nação haitiana. Identificar-se e ser identificado como um “nèg” atualiza, no processo identitário e no diálogo inter-subjetivo, diacríticos importantes, cujos sentidos são dados coletiva e contextualmente na rede de significados tecidas no contexto haitiano. Assim, pela natureza contextual e por sua constante dinâmica, é possível que uma “pessoa” que, aos olhos ocidentais, possa se assemelhar com o que nós entendemos como um/a “negro/a” no Brasil, no Haiti esta mesma “pessoa” pode não estar imediatamente identificada como um nèg ou como uma pessoa que  “pertença” ao Haiti. Em outras palavras, é preciso que cada nèg (para continuar sendo nèg e, portanto, “pessoa” atualize, de acordo com os contornos da cultura haitiana que inscrevem um nèg, as diversas obrigações rituais de pertença a esta categoria. Vista desta perspectiva, a categoria nèg pode ser ritualizada por um (a haitiano (a branco (a, desde que os rituais de pertença à nação também sejam atualizados, tornando o sujeito em um (a Nég Blanc (negro branco, expressão que dá título a este artigo. Por último, esta reflexão propõe que a categoria nèg como sinônimo da categoria de pessoa é uma contra narrativa às tentativas de inferiorização racial vigentes no período colonial francês. Palavras chave: nèg; noção de pessoa; Haiti; nação, categorias de cor. Nèg Blanc sa a (Aquella negra

  16. A categoria "pobreza" nas formulações de política social do Banco Mundial

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    Full Text Available Tendo em vista um dos objetivos atuais do Banco Mundial - o da "luta contra a pobreza" -, este trabalho propõe-se a contextualizar o momento da incorporação da categoria "pobreza" no receituário dessa instituição, por meio da análise de alguns de seus relatórios que tratam do tema, para, em seguida, analisar qual o significado do uso desse conceito na formulação de propostas de políticas sociais para os países "em desenvolvimento". Sugere-se que o uso do conceito de pobreza refere-se a um marco teórico bem definido - proposto pelo neoliberalismo -, que, ao priorizar os "pobres" como alvo de suas políticas, implica o deslocamento da política social da noção universalizada de "direito" e, em última instância, sugere a supressão da idéia e da realidade da cidadania social.

  17. Cuidados paliativos: uma abordagem a partir das categorias profissionais de saúde

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    Hélida Ribeiro Hermes

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    Full Text Available O Cuidado Paliativo surge como uma filosofia humanitária de cuidar de pacientes em estado terminal, aliviando a sua dor e o sofrimento. Estes cuidados prevêem a ação de uma equipe interdisciplinar, onde cada profissional reconhecendo o limite da sua atuação contribuirá para que o paciente, em estado terminal, tenha dignidade na sua morte. Este artigo trata a questão da morte e do morrer, tanto na visão tradicional como na contemporaneidade, e como o cuidado paliativo tem sido tratado nas categorias de trabalho de medicina, serviço social, psicologia e enfermagem. A metodologia deste trabalho consiste na revisão bibliográfica de artigos localizados na base de dados Scielo, revistas eletrônicas e livros técnicos relacionados com o tema. A análise dos artigos apontou para uma carência de disciplinas que tratem da temática da morte nos currículos profissionais, para poucos serviços de cuidados paliativos na sociedade brasileira e para barreiras que se colocam a esse novo olhar ao paciente terminal. Esta pesquisa visa ampliar a discussão dos cuidados paliativos na saúde pública, e fornecer subsídios a futuros estudos que tratarão da temática.

  18. Promoção de saúde e a sensibilidade epistemológica da categoria 'comunidade'

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    Castiel Luis David

    2004-01-01

    Full Text Available Pela 'sensibilidade epistemológica', ferramenta argumentativa baseada no conceito epidemiológico de 'sensibilidade' ajustada ao campo da epistemologia, se faz uma discussão sobre o alcance da categoria 'comunidade' na promoção de saúde. São apresentadas breves revisões de tópicos de suas respectivas propostas e uma sucinta descrição do uso sociológico do conceito 'comunidade', formulado por Tönnies. Também são abordadas questões de definição das comunidades contemporâneas. Sugere-se que formulações hegemônicas da promoção de saúde não levam em conta fundamentos filosóficos e aspectos socioculturais cruciais. Assim, sofrem de profundos descompassos teóricos que fragilizam seus pressupostos e produzem resultados insuficientes nas intervenções neles baseadas.

  19. Perceiving the moral dimension of practice: insights from Murdoch, Vetlesen, and Aristotle.

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    Scott, P Anne

    2006-07-01

    This paper situates the moral domain of practice within the context of a particular description of nursing practice - one that sees human interaction at the heart of that practice. Such a description fits not only with professional rhetoric but also with literature from patients and recent empirical work exploring the nature of nursing practice. Martha Levine in her 1977 description of ethics, within the context of nursing practice, indicated that what was important from an ethical perspective was how we interact with each other, with patients and colleagues, on a daily basis. What enables such interaction to display moral sensitivity, insight into patient need, and a focus on the good for the patient? Of relevance when answering this question is the empirical evidence indicating that professional socialization, as a nurse or a doctor, may dull the individual's moral sense. If this is the case, cognizance needs to be taken of such evidence when identifying theoretical approaches from mainstream ethics that may provide insight and value for nurse education. It is suggested that such insight and value can be gained from a consideration of the work of Aristotle, Murdoch, and Vetlesen.

  20. Toward a pro-active scientific advice on global volcanic activity within the multi-hazard framework of the EU Aristotle project

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    Barsotti, Sara; Duncan, Melanie; Loughlin, Susan; Gísladóttir, Bryndis; Roberts, Matthew; Karlsdóttir, Sigrún; Scollo, Simona; Salerno, Giuseppe; Corsaro, Rosa Anna; Charalampakis, Marinos; Papadopoulos, Gerassimos

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    The demand for timely analysis and advice on global volcanic activity from scientists is growing. At the same time, decision-makers require more than an understanding of hazards; they need to know what impacts to expect from ongoing and future events. ARISTOTLE (All Risk Integrated System TOwards Trans-boundary hoListic Early-warning) is a two-year EC funded pilot project designed to do just that. The Emergency Response Coordination Centre (ERCC) works to support and coordinate response to disasters both inside and outside Europe using resources from the countries participating in the European Union Civil Protection Mechanism. Led by INGV and ZAMG, the ARISTOTLE consortium comprises 15 institutions across Europe and aims to deliver multi-hazard advice on natural events, including their potential interactions and impact, both inside and outside of Europe to the ERCC. Where possible, the ERCC would like a pro-active provision of scientific advice by the scientific group. Iceland Met Office leads the volcanic hazards work, with BGS, INGV and NOA comprising the volcano observatory team. At this stage, the volcanology component of the project comprises mainly volcanic ash and gas dispersal and potential impact on population and ground-based critical infrastructures. We approach it by relying upon available and official volcano monitoring institutions' reporting of activity, existing assessments and global databases of past events, modelling tools, remote-sensing observational systems and official VAAC advisories. We also make use of global assessments of volcanic hazards, country profiles, exposure and proxy indicators of threat to livelihoods, infrastructure and economic assets (e.g. Global Volcano Model outputs). Volcanic ash fall remains the only hazard modelled at the global scale. Volcanic risk assessments remain in their infancy, owing to challenges related to the multitude of hazards, data availability and model representation. We therefore face a number of

  1. Percepção da qualidade de vida de atletas femininas de voleibol escolar em diferentes categorias

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    Rodrigo Lara Rother

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    Full Text Available Objetivo: analisar os níveis de Qualidade de Vida (QV percebidos por atletas de voleibol, de três categorias distintas, compará-los quanto às dimensões física, social, psicológica e ambiental e avaliar sua satisfação, quanto ao treinamento que tem realizado. Método: a amostra foi constituída de 36 atletas, do sexo feminino, com idade entre 13 a 17 anos. Para a análise da QV foi utilizado o questionário WHOQOL-bref e para a satisfação com treinamento jogos, descanso e desempenho foi utilizado o questionário esportivo. Os resultados foram tabulados e submetidos a análise estatística, obtendo-se médias, desvio padrão, Anova e Teste t, adotando uma significância de p

  2. Motivações e significados do abandono de categoria: aprendizado a partir da investigação com ex-fumantes e ex-proprietários de automóveis

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    Maribel Suarez

    Full Text Available O presente trabalho investiga por que os indivíduos tomam a decisão de abandono de categoria, tendo em vista diferentes contextos de estímulo e questionamento ao consumo. Para isso, foram escolhidas as categorias de automóvel e cigarro, considerando-se o conteúdo do sistema da publicidade, que, no caso do automóvel, é predominantemente de reforço ao consumo e, para o cigarro, de proibição dos anúncios por parte da indústria e demarketing através das campanhas governamentais. A pesquisa utiliza-se de metodologia qualitativa de coleta e análise dos dados, obtidos a partir de entrevistas em profundidade com 29 consumidores (ex-fumantes e ex-proprietários de automóveis. O trabalho enriquece os estudos de anticonsumo ao diferenciar três tipos de abandono e evidenciar que este não é apenas movimento de distanciamento de significados negativos, com o objetivo de proteger a autoestima (Hogg et al., 2009, mas também passível de operar diferenciação afirmativa, positiva e de reforço da autoestima. O abandono contingencial acontece quando o indivíduo, apesar de compartilhar os significados com os consumidores da categoria, vê-se forçado a abandonar o consumo. O abandono posicional é motivado principalmente pela rejeição às associações simbólicas que o consumo proporciona. Por fim, o abandono ideológico apresenta uma perspectiva coletiva, onde o indivíduo acredita que a sociedade (e não apenas ele individualmente deve abandonar aquele consumo.

  3. Metadados digitais: revisão bibliográfica da evolução e tendências por meio de categorias funcionaisDigital metadata: bibliographical review on evolution and trends using functional categories

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    Luiz Fernando de Barros Campos

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    Full Text Available Revisão bibliográfica sobre metadados digitais no campo da ciência da informação, objetivando precisar as várias funcionalidades dos metadados. Empregando-se uma técnica de análise de conteúdo temática, constatou-se a recorrência de tecnologias como XML, RDFS, ontologias, data warehouses, Web Semântica, serviços Web, entre outras, e de dez categorias relativas às funções dos metadados que fundamentavam os textos examinados. Com suporte na análise temática, adotando-se uma perspectiva técnica e histórica, relacionaram-se as categorias funcionais às tecnologias e mostrou-se como as categorias são tratadas em dezenove dos artigos revisados, destacando-se as ênfases empregadas e a convergência dos temas. Notou-se que trabalhos e tecnologias que versam sobre padrões e modelos para preservação digital adotam perspectivas mais abrangentes e integradas, incorporando todas ou quase todas as categorias. Com base nos resultados, foram comentadas tendências e questões latentes percebidas na revisão bibliográfica, e sugeridas abordagens e metodologias para a análise de metadados e das tecnologias relacionadas.By means of a bibliographical review on digital metadata in the information science field, aiming to distinguish the various functionalities of metadata and employing thematic content analysis, it was noticed the recurrence of technologies like XML, RDFS, ontology, data warehouses, semantic Web, Web services, among others, and of certain categories connected to metadata functions that grounded the examined works. Based on these findings, adopting a technical and historical approach, the functional categories were related to the technologies and it was showed how the categories wereexpounded in 19 texts selected from the review. It was observed that studies and technologies that deal with models and standards for digital preservation adopt more comprehensive and integrated perspectives, encompassing all or nearly all

  4. COMIC AGENTS: FROM A POETIC TO AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL PARADIGM OF COMEDY (ARISTOTLE AND ALFRED GELL

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    ANNA KAWALEC

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    Full Text Available Aristotle was concerned with the comedy genre as a kind of poetry. Its creators, the comic poets, interested him only marginally. This genological approach to its subject-matter dominated the theory and philosophy of art for subsequent centuries as evidenced by the subsequent elaborations of interpretations of Aristotle’s catharsis. The alternative approach focused instead on subjects as creators of art. As a consequence of the long-term development of anthropocentrism in the humanities, however, this approach took over. The “ performative turn” represents its more recent version. It allows one to interpret Poetics and other classical works not in the context of an object (comedy, but in the context of the acting subject. I claim that social anthropology further explores the concept of comedy and itself presumes it in its conceptual foundations and research approach. I elaborate the argument on the basis of the concept of the “spirit of comedy” coined by Alfred Gell .

  5. Ethics and education: virtuous character and happy life in Aristotle - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v36i1.19276

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    Full Text Available Ethical education in Aristotle is analyzed and the formation of the virtuous character as a key factor in the achievement of happiness is emphasized. The happy life is based on virtue which, in turn, is based on education and not on any other forms of life. The formation on the activity of the soul is not enough to achieve a happy life. Rational virtue differentiates the good man from the others. It manifests itself in good acts expressed through balanced attitudes and contemplation. Ethical education is the basic criterion for character formation. The constant practice of virtuous deeds makes the human being achieve discernment to do what is appropriate and thus achieve virtue and happiness.

  6. Aquisição de escrita por alunos surdos: a categoria aspectual como um exemplo do processo

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    Rossana Finau

    Full Text Available O objetivo deste trabalho é investigar a formação de interlíngua no processo de aquisição de escrita da Língua Portuguesa por alunos surdos. Para esse propósito, a categoria aspectual é o principal objeto de análise, a partir das propostas teóricas dos trabalhos de Jake (1998, White (2003, Ilari (1997, Castilho (1994, entre outros. Os resultados da investigação indicam a formação da interlíngua no processo de aquisição de segunda língua, bem como a influência do período em que os alunos entraram em contato com a Libras para organização gramatical da língua alvo. Esses resultados permitem apontar a hipótese de que é importante que os alunos surdos tenham acesso à escrita da língua de sinais como apoio para a aprendizagem da modalidade escrita da oral.

  7. Klugheit. Grundbegriff des Praktischen bei Aristoteles [Prudence.The Basic Concept of the Practical in Aristotle

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    Berthold Wald

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    Full Text Available The article begins by recalling the most important understandings associated with the term prudence in the history of philosophy.Then it introduces the Aristotelian concept of prudence linked to practical truth—prudence seen in contrast to wisdom and knowledge of manufacturing. The article discusses various forms of rational knowledge associated with the right will, and proves the need of linking prudence to all the other ethical virtues based on moral principles. It emphasizes the problem of how to relate general principles to specific actions which involve particular goods. For resolving this problem, the article refers to Aristotle who sees the solution in political ethics which has a significant impact on individual behavior; consequently, good law and proper education are considered to be necessary conditions which allow to form the moral judgment skills for providing a morally good life. The article concludes with the claim that the proper field to capture the specificity of prudence includes the theory of human action and that of human morality.

  8. Available means: manifestations of Aristotle's three modes of rhetorical appeal in antinuclear fiction

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    Mannix, P.J.

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    The abundance of sympathetic scientists, military men and clergymen in antinuclear fiction reflects a public perception that authorities speak most knowledgeably about an issue. Other antinuclear works employ characters with less traditional ethical appeals: nurturing women, vital youths, and even infallible computers. Antinuclear fiction uses enthymeme and example to reflect the history of the nuclear weapons debate. Some works attach the immorality of the weapons by examining the moral dilemmas of nuclear scientists. Others admit the permanence of the nuclear threat. By arousing emotions, fiction is capable of mobilizing its audience's active support for the ideas it presents. The principal emotions that various antinuclear works arouse highlight the close relationship between literature and rhetoric. The most dominant emotions, pity and fear, are the two Aristotle links to tragedy. Scorn, the principal emotion that Dr. Strangelove arouses - is the crucial emotion on which all satire depends. However, the other principal emotion in anti-nuclear fiction - hope - has principally a rhetorical function ensuring that the feelings the works provoke will be channeled constructively.

  9. 'Setting the joy free' with Cadbury UK : A CDA analysis of how persuasion is communicated within Cadbury UK's social media discourse, according to Aristotle's 'persuasive proofs'

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    This study uses a CDA analysis in order to take a critical look at how linguistic and visual techniques are used to create positive messages about a ‘modern’ brand, British confectionary company, Cadbury UK, in their social media discourse on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. The study goes further in exploring how these messages are constructed in a way which according to Aristotle, is ‘persuasive’, looking at how they appealed to emotion (pathos), the character or trustworthiness of the bran...

  10. Categorias sócio-profissionais, titulação escolar e disputas eleitorais

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    Odaci Luiz Coradini

    2012-02-01

    Full Text Available O artigo expõe resultados da análise das relações entre recursos de posição social, investimentos financeiros em campanhas e resultados em disputas eleitorais de diferentes níveis. Foram incluídos os candidatos às eleições municipais de 2004 e gerais de 2006. No que tange aos recursos de posição social, foram examinadas particularmente as associações com a condição profissional e com a titulação escolar. Foram examinados também os efeitos da ocupação prévia de cargos eletivos. Conforme a hipótese geral perseguida, por um lado, ocorre um processo de concentração nas categorias ocupacionais que representam posição social mais alta e mais fortemente associada à titulação escolar mais valorizada na medida em que o cargo em disputa é hierarquicamente mais elevado. Além disso, nas disputas para cada cargo os efeitos desses recursos estão presentes nas chances de sucesso ou fracasso eleitoral. Por outro lado, além dos recursos associados à ocupação e ao grau de escolarização, na medida em que o cargo em disputa é mais elevado e as chances de sucesso são mais altas, também cresce o peso do "carisma de função" decorrente da ocupação prévia de cargos eletivos.

  11. Apixaban in Comparison With Warfarin in Patients With Atrial Fibrillation and Valvular Heart Disease: Findings From the Apixaban for Reduction in Stroke and Other Thromboembolic Events in Atrial Fibrillation (ARISTOTLE) Trial.

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    Avezum, Alvaro; Lopes, Renato D; Schulte, Phillip J; Lanas, Fernando; Gersh, Bernard J; Hanna, Michael; Pais, Prem; Erol, Cetin; Diaz, Rafael; Bahit, M Cecilia; Bartunek, Jozef; De Caterina, Raffaele; Goto, Shinya; Ruzyllo, Witold; Zhu, Jun; Granger, Christopher B; Alexander, John H

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    Apixaban is approved for the prevention of stroke and systemic embolism in patients with nonvalvular atrial fibrillation. However, the Apixaban for Reduction in Stroke and Other Thromboembolic Events in Atrial Fibrillation (ARISTOTLE) trial included a substantial number of patients with valvular heart disease and only excluded patients with clinically significant mitral stenosis or mechanical prosthetic heart valves. We compared the effect of apixaban and warfarin on rates of stroke or systemic embolism, major bleeding, and death in patients with and without moderate or severe valvular heart disease using Cox proportional hazards modeling. Of the 18 201 patients enrolled in ARISTOTLE, 4808 (26.4%) had a history of moderate or severe valvular heart disease or previous valve surgery. Patients with valvular heart disease had higher rates of stroke or systemic embolism and bleeding than patients without valvular heart disease. There was no evidence of a differential effect of apixaban over warfarin in patients with and without valvular heart disease in reducing stroke and systemic embolism (hazard ratio [HR], 0.70; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.51-0.97 and HR, 0.84; 95%, CI 0.67-1.04; interaction P=0.38), causing less major bleeding (HR, 0.79; 95% CI, 0.61-1.04 and HR, 0.65; 95% CI, 0.55-0.77; interaction P=0.23), and reducing mortality (HR, 1.01; 95% CI, 0.84-1.22 and HR, 0.84; 95% CI, 0.73-0.96; interaction P=0.10). More than a quarter of the patients in ARISTOTLE with nonvalvular atrial fibrillation had moderate or severe valvular heart disease. There was no evidence of a differential effect of apixaban over warfarin in reducing stroke or systemic embolism, causing less bleeding, and reducing death in patients with and without valvular heart disease. URL: http://www.clinicaltrials.gov. Unique identifier: NCT00412984. © 2015 American Heart Association, Inc.

  12. Características da carcaça e do corpo vazio de bovinos Charolês de diferentes categorias abatidos com similar grau de acabamento

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    P.S. Pacheco

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    Full Text Available Avaliaram-se as características de carcaça e do corpo vazio de novilhos (NO, novilhas (NA e vacas de descarte (VA Charolês n= 9, 10 e 10, respectivamente, terminados em confinamento e abatidos com similar grau de acabamento. O peso de abate e o peso de corpo vazio (PCVZ foram similares entre NO, 480,2 e 417,4kg, e VA, 516,2 e 405,8kg, e maiores do que os das NA, 368,3 e 306,1kg. O rendimento de carcaça quente diferiu entre as categorias, sendo 57,2, 53,3 e 50,5%, respectivamente, para NO, NA e VA. Com o rendimento de carcaça quente expresso em relação ao PCVZ, as diferenças entre categorias diminuíram, sendo significativas apenas entre NO e NA. O conteúdo do trato digestivo das VA foi 34 e 45% maior que o dos NO e NA, respectivamente, sendo correlacionado (P<0,05 com peso de abate (r=0,66 e rendimento de carcaça quente (r=-0,41. O peso de carcaça quente foi similar entre NO, 274,9kg, e VA, 260,8kg, e maior que o NA, 196,4kg. O comprimento de carcaça foi maior nas VA, intermediário nos NO e menor nas NA. A área do músculo Longissimus dorsi foi menor nas NA. Novilhos apresentaram melhor conformação de carcaça que as fêmeas, as quais não diferiram entre si.

  13. Análise do perfil de liderança dos treinadores das categorias de base do futebol brasileiro Analysis of the leadership profile of soccer coaches of Brazilian youth teams

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    Full Text Available Este estudo tem o objetivo de analisar o perfil de liderança dos treinadores das categorias de base do futebol brasileiro. Para a coleta de dados, utilizou-se um questionário de identificação da amostra e a Escala de Liderança Revisada para o Esporte (ELRE, versão auto-percepção. Participaram deste estudo 109 treinadores com média de idade de 38,64 anos (± 10,33 e uma média de tempo de envolvimento na função de treinador igual a 7,05 anos (± 6,01. Os treinadores entrevistados advinham de quatro categorias: sub-20 (33 treinadores, sub-17 (28 treinadores, sub-15 (25 treinadores e sub-13 (23 treinadores. A análise estatística foi realizada no SPSS versão 11.0. Os resultados mostraram que os treinadores se auto-percebem como sendo mais autocráticos e voltados para os aspectos de treino-instrução de suas equipes. Constatou-se que não houve diferença entre as percepções dos treinadores que trabalham nas quatro categorias de base coletadas. Em relação à forma de trabalho desses treinadores em suas equipes conclui-se que eles são autocráticos e mostram uma preocupação com a conduta educativa e de instrução, denotando preocupação com a melhoria do desempenho técnico, tático e motivacional das equipes. Conclui-se também, que os profissionais entrevistados mostram perfis de liderança semelhantes independentemente da categoria na qual eles estão trabalhando no momento.This study aimed to identify the factors derived from the real leadership style of soccer coaches. This study used a questionnaire to characterize the sample and the Revised Leadership Scale for Sport, real profile version, as instruments for data collection. One hundred and nine soccer coaches of youth teams participated of this research. They presented an average age of 38.64 years (± 10.33 and a direct involvement with coaching of 7.05 years (± 6.01. The interviewees were coaches of four age groups: under 20's (33 coaches, under 17's (28 coaches

  14. AS RELAÇÕES E APRENDIZAGENS PRESENTES ENTRE OS MOVIMENTOS SOCIAIS DE TRABALHADORES DE DIFERENTES CATEGORIAS PROFISSIONAIS

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    Full Text Available O artigo trata das relações presentes entre os movimentos sociais autogestionários realizados pelos professores e os movimentos sociais dos trabalhadores de outras áreas profissionais. Estabelece como período histórico o final da década de 1970, década de 1980 e início dos anos 1990 no Brasil, tendo como enfoque especial o Estado Rio Grande do Sul. Objetiva trazer elementos que permitam compreender as relações entre os movimentos sociais dos trabalhadores de diferentes categorias. Utiliza como opção metodológica a pesquisa qualitativa e, como sujeitos professores que participaram dos movimentos sociais no período em estudo. Conclui que os professores aprenderam com trabalhadores de outras categorias (metalúrgicos, servidores públicos e trabalhadores do campo e ensinaram com suas experiências e movimentos.  Palavras-chave: Autogestão. Movimentos sociais. Aprendizagens. ABSTRACT The article deals with the present relations between the self-managed social movements made by the teachers and the social movements of workers in other professional areas. Establishes as a historical period the late 1980s and early 1990s in Brazil, with the special focus the state of Rio Grande do Sul. It aims at bringing evidence to understand the relationship between social movements of workers of different categories. Uses as a methodological option qualitative research and as subject were teachers who participated in social movements during the study period. Concludes that teachers learned from workers in other categories (metallurgical, civil servants and workers in the field and taught from their experiences and movements. Keywords: Self-management. Social Movements of Workers. Learning. RESUMEN El artículo trata de las relaciones presentes entre los movimientos sociales autogestionarios realizados por los maestros y los movimientos sociales de los trabajadores de otras áreas profesionales. Establece como período histórico el final de la d

  15. Crescimento de crianças até seis meses de idade, segundo categorias de aleitamento Growth of children up to six months of age and breast feeding practices

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    Giana Zarbato Longo

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    Full Text Available OBJETIVOS: investigar a relação das velocidades de incremento diário de peso e de comprimento e de índices antropométricos com categorias de aleitamento em crianças até seis meses de idade. MÉTODOS: estudo transversal realizado em Centros de Saúde de 12 cidades, nas cinco regiões do Brasil, com 3172 crianças. As variáveis estudadas foram: índices antropométricos (peso/idade, comprimento/idade, peso/comprimento, peso ao nascer, peso atual, comprimento ao nascer, comprimento atual, velocidade média de incremento diário de peso e de comprimento; categorias de aleitamento exclusivo, predominante, materno e sem aleitamento. RESULTADOS: verificou-se uma associação positiva na velocidade do ganho de peso e de comprimento e de índices antropométricos nas categorias de aleitamento materno exclusivo e predominante nos primeiros meses de vida, ajustados com os fatores idade, peso e comprimento ao nascer, sexo e escolaridade da mãe. CONCLUSÕES: o tipo de amamentação, principalmente nos primeiros meses, influencia positivamente para um crescimento adequado, juntamente com os fatores nível de escolaridade da mãe no estrato maior que cinco anos e peso de nascimento.OBJECTIVES: to determine daily weight and lenght gain plus anthropometric rates increment with breast feeding regime in children up to six months of age. METHODS: cross-cutting study conducted in the Healthcare Clinics of 12 cities in the five regions of Brazil using a sample of 3172 children. Variables were: anthropometric rates (weight for age, weight for height, height for age, birth weight, birth length, current length, velocity of average daily increment of weight and length; regimes of exclusive and predominant breast feeding and the use of formulas. RESULTS: it was found a positive association of velocity in weight and height gains and of anthropometric rates in children fed in an exclusive and predominant breastfeeding regime in the first months of life, adjusted

  16. On social justice: Comparing Paul with Plato, Aristotle and the Stoics

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    Full Text Available n “In search of Paul” (2004 Crossan and Reed argue that Paul’s vision and program were essentially in continuity with Jesus’: both opposed, be it in Galilean villages or Roman cities, an unjust imperial system by means of an alternative project of egalitarian, distributive justice. Although Crossan elsewhere demonstrates the deep roots of this concern in the Jewish tradition, he tends to downplay the importance of Greek contributions in this regard. The purpose of this essay will be to offer, in constant dialogue with Crossan (and Reed, a more refined comparison of social justice in Paul on the one hand and Plato, Aristotle and the Stoics on the other. If Paul tried to establish egalitarian and sharing Christian communities under the Roman empire, how do this vision and program compare and contrast with Plato's hierarchical but communal concept of justice, Aristotle’s distributive notion according to merit, and most importantly the Stoics’ argument of “oikeiosis” (i.e., other-concern by concentrical familiarization with the other? Imagine, say Crossan and Reed (CR hereafter in their recent book on Paul, the following dialogue between ourselves and Paul: Do you think, Paul, that all men are created equal and endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights? I am not speaking about all men, but about all Christians. But do you think, Paul, that all people should be Christians? Yes, of course,. And do you think, Paul, that all Christians should be equal with one another?Yes, of course. Then do you think, Paul, that it is God’s will for all people to be equal with one another? Well, let me think about that one for a while and, in the meantime, you think about equality in Christ. (CR 2004:234

  17. A provocação poética dos elementos materiais: novas categorias de análise na abordagem sócio-poética

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    Full Text Available Gauthier, Santos (1996 descrevem a sócio-poética como uma abordagem no conhecimento do ser humano e da sociedade, um caminho para a produção do conhecimento, que por meio de práticas diferenciadas de pesquisa e do educar mutual transforma poeticamente o saber para melhor conhecer. Os idealizadores da sócio-poética utilizam os lugares sócio-míticos, como categorias de produção e análise dos dados. Mas estimulam aqueles que trabalham com esta abordagem, a criarem novas técnicas e vivências, que facilitem a produção de dados no grupo pesquisador. Atendendo a este desafio e inspiradas no conceito de Imaginação Material de Gaston Bachelard, na Técnica da Imaginação Ativa de C.G.Jung e nos experimentos de crescimento da gestalt-terapia de John Stevens, criamos novas técnicas e categorias de estudo na abordagem sócio-poética denominando-as de Técnica dos Elementos Materiais. Como os primeiros filósofos gregos, acreditamos que muito das imagens que produzimos provêm da provocação dos 4 elementos materiais (água, terra, fogo e ar. A pesquisa foi desenvolvida com diferentes grupos de enfermeiras, professoras de enfermagem, pós-graduandas em enfermagem e equipe de enfermagem de um hospital psiquiátrico. Evidenciou-se que a Técnica dos Elementos Materiais favorece a expressão de conteúdos inconscientes ou silenciados que interferem no cuidado de enfermagem, possibilitando à enfermeira explorar criativamente a si mesma, para inovar sua prática profissional.

  18. Estudo do comportamento do consumidor na categoria de geléias de frutas: aplicação de táticas de escolha no processo de decisão de compra

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    Trata do comportamento do consumidor durante o processo de tomada de decisão de compra. O trabalho avalia a hierarquia deste processo, e os fatores que influenciam a tomada de decisão. Replica na categoria de geléias de fruta, o experimento realizado por Wayne Hoyer, em 1984, procurando avaliar a aplicação de táticas de escolha na decisão de compra e o envolvimento do consumidor com o processo.

  19. On the Contemporary Relevance of Greek παιδεία to the Concept of a Balanced Education: Aristotle, Nietzsche, Camus, H. Arendt

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    Full Text Available Contemporary education systems are in a constant process of restructuring, thus requiring philosophy to reconsider the basic assumptions of education. The phenomenon of education can only be defined and clarified historically, i.e. with reference to the ancient Greek paideia. The Greek culture created a comprehensive system of both education and pedagogy as a theory of education, teaching, and knowledge (Dilthey.  (1 A phenomenological approach to Aristotle's pedagogy. Aristotle's theory of physical, moral, and political education (Nicomachean Ethics and Politics is founded upon the notion of the natural development of every being. In addition, Aristotle creates the concept of philosophical pedagogy. A philosophically educated person (ho pepaideumenos has the competence to treat problems emerging with the formation of particular sciences, and to reflect on the method of each scientific discipline. This philosophical culture is also connected with dialectic, rhetoric, and politics.  (2 Nietzsche's ideas on education and culture are presented in two of his early works: On the Future of Our Educational Institutions and We Philologists. In his criticism of the German education system of his time, he explains his basic historical assumption that the real homeland of education is the Hellenic world. A restructuring of the education system cannot be carried out without the Greek and Roman antiquity as the embodied categorical imperative of all culture. A general education which disregards antiquity is considered barbaric. However, Nietzsche's philosophy of education remains unfinished, giving no definite conclusions.  (3 Camus’ philosophy describes the modern West European culture as nihilistic. The essence of nihilism is a systematic ignorance of the limits of human nature, which can lead to historical crimes and to destroying the conditions for the human existence in the world. The formation of a world that will not be subdued by the

  20. Os alcances e limites da medicalização do risco para a psicose: a emergência de uma nova categoria? Scope and limits of medicalization of the risk for psychosis: emergence of a new category?

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    Stephan Malta Oliveira

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    Full Text Available O objetivo do artigo consistiu em discutir a medicalização do risco para a psicose; especificamente, a construção de uma nova categoria diagnóstica que vem sendo realizada pela força-tarefa de elaboração do DSM-5, nomeada "síndrome de risco para a psicose" e, mais recentemente, "síndrome dos sintomas psicóticos atenuados". A metodologia utilizada foi a revisão bibliográfica. Foi realizado um breve relato da genealogia do risco na psiquiatria. Na parte inicial do artigo, procurou-se discutir a medicalização de uma forma mais geral, focando sobre os aspectos do controle social e das tecnologias do self, sob uma ótica foucaultiana. Posteriormente, foi dada ênfase ao processo da medicalização do risco para a psicose; em especial, à construção de uma categoria relacionada a esse risco. Dentre os alcances desse processo, destacou-se a possibilidade de se intervir precocemente na psicose e com isso retardar seu início. Ainda não está claro se a intervenção precoce pode reduzir a gravidade do quadro quando instalado ou mesmo impedir seu aparecimento. Quanto aos limites, mostrou-se o risco de se produzir uma hipermedicalização com a construção da categoria, levando ao uso indiscriminado de medicamentos neurolépticos e aos riscos relacionados a esse uso, bem como à estigmatização dos indivíduos incluídos na categoria. Foi mostrado também o problema do elevado número de indivíduos "falsos positivos", ou seja, indivíduos que serão categorizados e mais tarde não desenvolverão qualquer transtorno psicótico. Procurou-se com o trabalho estabelecer uma crítica consistente à construção da categoria nosológica em questão.This paper aimed to discuss the medicalization of the risk for psychosis, and more specifically, the building of a new diagnostic category which has been carried out by the DSM-5 elaboration Task Force, named psychosis risk syndrome and, more recently, attenuated psychotic symptoms syndrome. The

  1. Sexo e cor: categorias de controle social e reprodução das desigualdades socioeconômicas no brasil Sex and aolor skin: categories of social aontrol and reproduction of economic inequality in brazil

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    Full Text Available O presente artigo objetiva apresentar algumas reflexões sobre os dados contidos no Retrato das Desigualdades de Gênero e Raça, terceira edição, acerca das desigualdades socioeconômicas e da pobreza. Tendo como linha argumentativa a tese de que, como categorias de controle social, sexo e cor configuram marcos reguladores de oportunidades sociais, apresentamos alguns dados sobre a desigualdade entre homens e mulheres e entre negros e brancos que ilustram as iniquidades de poder associadas a essa desigualdade. Ressalta-se que tais categorias são fundamentais para a compreensão da produção e da reprodução das iniquidades de poder que permeiam a sociedade brasileiraThis article presents some reflections on the data contained in the Portrait of Inequalities of Gender and Race - 3rd Edition on socioeconomic inequalities and poverty. Following a line of argument that, as categories of social control, gender and ethnicity shape regulatory frameworks of social opportunities, we present some data on inequality between men and women and between blacks and whites that illustrate the inequities of power associated with them. It is emphasized that these categories are fundamental to understand the production and reproduction of inequities of power that permeate Brazilian society

  2. Man and «polis»; the gordian knot of education in Aristotle Hombre y «polis»: el nudo gordiano de la educación en Aristóteles

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    Full Text Available Education is better seen as a help in order to grow in freedom and dignity, inside a society. Aristotle helps us to better understand this question. He gives us suggestive insights of the concepts of man, and education, very much related to the polis. The social dimesion of education is always present in the Greek tradition, but in Aristotle there is also a genuine knowledge of the individual. There is no educative problem separeted to the social and political roots.La educación se puede ver como una ayuda para crecer en libertad y dignidad. Será educativo aquello que favorezca la perfección de la persona; y por eso, cuando se habla de la educación como un factor de reproducción social, se intentará referir unos factores externos a la propia persona, y determinarlos según la armonía personal. Esta cuestión de plena actualidad tienen un planteamiento sugerente en Aristóteles quien nos ofrece una visión del hombre y de la educación, en estrecha relación con la polis, que son de interés. El carácter social de la educación está siempre presente en la tradición y pensamiento griego, puesto que el hombre es un animal político. Sin embargo, también está vivo en este autor el conocimiento del valor individual. No existía un problema educativo separado del aspecto político y moral.

  3. Saberes da enfermagem - a solidariedade como uma categoria essencial do cuidado Saberes de la enfermería - la solidaridad como una categoria esencial del cuidado Knowing of nursing - solidarity as an essencial category of care

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    Full Text Available Objetiva-se refletir sobre os saberes da enfermagem nos aspectos analíticos e sintéticos, segundo as novas perspectivas paradigmáticas, e destacar a solidariedade como uma das categorias do cuidado. A arte e a ciência da Enfermagem estão consubstanciadas pelo cuidado, assumido como o seu saber fazer. A solidariedade, por sua vez, elemento substancial do cuidado, é ressaltada neste texto, considerando a realidade atual, pois compõe o sentido moral e o exercício da cidadania.Su objetivo es reflexionar sobre los saberes de la Enfermería en sus aspectos analíticos y sintéticos, de acuerdo con las nuevas perspectivas paradigmáticas, y destacar la solidaridad como una de las categorías del cuidado. El arte y la ciencia de Enfermería están consustanciadas por el cuidado, asumido acá como su saber hacer. La solidaridad, por su vez, elemento esencial del cuidado, se enfatiza en el texto, teniendo en cuenta la realidad actual, que constituye el sentido moral y el ejercicio de la ciudadanía.This paper aims to reflect on the knowledge of nursing in synthetic and analytical aspects, according to new paradigmatic perspectives and emphasize solidarity as one of the categories of care. The art and science of nursing are consubstantiated by the care given in the present article as its know-how.Solidarity, in turn, substantial element of care is emphasized in the text, considering the current reality, because it makes up the moral sense and the exercise of citizenship.

  4. Dieter Henrich, leitor de Kant: sobre o fato legitimador na dedução transcendental das categorias

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    Full Text Available Este artigo reconstrói os momentos principais dos trabalhos de Dieter Henrich sobre a filosofia teórica de Immanuel Kant. Henrich procura esclarecer e recuperar os fundamentos da teoria do conhecimento de Kant, dos quais seus seguidores teriam se distanciado, a partir da análise da dedução transcendental das categorias. De início, Henrich investiga a estrutura da prova na dedução, comparando a primeira e a segunda edição da Crítica da Razão Pura. Em seguida, Henrich investiga no argumento kantiano a relação entre o princípio de identidade da consciência de si, por um lado, e objetividade, por outro. Por fim, estendendo a comparação à Crítica da Razão Prática, Henrich elucida o programa e a metodologia na dedução, mostrando como o "fato" legitimador se torna o elemento fundamental.This article reconstructs the principal moments of Dieter Henrich's work on Immanuel Kant's theoretical philosophy. Henrich tries to clarify and recover the foundations of Kant's theory of knowledge, from which his followers would have taken distance, based on the analysis of the "transcendental deduction of categories". Firstly, Henrich investigates the proof structure in the deduction, comparing the first and the second edition of the Critique of Pure Reason. Secondly, he investigates, inside Kantian argument, the relationship between the identity principle of self-consciousness and objectivity. Finally, extending the comparison to the Critique of Practical Reason, Henrich elucidates the program and methodology of deduction, showing how the legitimating fact becomes the fundamental element.

  5. Core biopsy no diagnóstico das lesões mamárias impalpáveis na categoria mamográfica BI-RADS® 5 Core biopsy in nonpalpable BI-RADS® 5 breast lesions

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    Full Text Available INTRODUÇÃO E OBJETIVOS: Determinar a associação entre alterações mamográficas classificadas na categoria BI-RADS® 5 (lesões altamente suspeitas de malignidade e diagnóstico histopatológico em material obtido por core biopsy estereotáxica e estabelecer o valor preditivo positivo dessa categoria mamográfica para o diagnóstico de câncer. MÉTODOS: Por meio de estudo retrospectivo, transversal, analítico, de comparação entre métodos diagnósticos, foram analisadas 70 core biopsies de lesões mamárias impalpáveis, classificadas como BI-RADS® 5, de 70 pacientes, atendidas em serviços privados de Anatomia Patológica e Radiologia em Recife, Brasil, entre 2001 e 2006. RESULTADOS: Foram mais acometidos: sexo feminino (97,1%, mama esquerda (60% e quadrante superior externo (62,9%. Os nódulos irregulares espiculados constituíram 70% da amostra e as microcalcificações estavam presentes em 44,3%. O número médio de fragmentos obtidos foi 6 ± 2. Os diagnósticos histopatológicos foram: carcinoma (59 casos; 84,3%; lesões benignas (sete casos; 10% e hiperplasia ductal atípica ou lesão suspeita de malignidade (quatro casos; 5,7%. Os nódulos irregulares espiculados corresponderam significantemente a carcinoma invasivo (p = 0,005. O carcinoma ductal in situ (CDIS padrão comedônico puro associou-se mais frequentemente às microcalcificações na histologia. Os valores preditivos positivos foram: 84,3% para a categoria mamográfica BI-RADS® 5 como um todo; 100% para nódulo irregular espiculado com microcalcificações; 87,8% para nódulo irregular espiculado com ou sem microcalcificações; 84,2% para nódulo irregular espiculado sem microcalcificações; e 75% para microcalcificações sem nódulos. CONCLUSÃO: Lesões mamárias impalpáveis da categoria mamográfica BI-RADS® 5 são de alto valor preditivo para carcinoma, particularmente os nódulos irregulares espiculados com microcalcificações.INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES

  6. Uma visita a Georg Simmel: o “conflito” como uma categoria crítica de análise conceitual fundamental para os estudos antropológicos de violências no Brasil

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    Full Text Available http://dx.doi.org/10.5007/2178-4582.2009v43n2p537 Nesse artigo faço um debate acerca de juízos estéticos e reflexivos presentes nas escolhas metodológicas dos antropólogos nos estudos de violências no Brasil, elegendo o “conflito simmeliano” como uma categoria crítica de análise conceitual fundamental no indicativo da necessidade de um constante escrutínio dos valores incrustados em nossos pressupostos teóricos, cujos argumentos parecem, nos estudos antropológicos das violências, por vezes, não escaparem da conhecida ideologia liberal iluminista e normatizadora, constituinte, entre outros, de nosso discurso de política e poder na contemporaneidade.

  7. Efficacy and safety of apixaban compared with warfarin according to age for stroke prevention in atrial fibrillation: observations from the ARISTOTLE trial

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    Aims The risk of stroke in patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) increases with age. In the ARISTOTLE trial, apixaban when compared with warfarin reduced the rate of stroke, death, and bleeding. We evaluated these outcomes in relation to patient age. Methods and results A total of 18 201 patients with AF and a raised risk of stroke were randomized to warfarin or apixaban 5 mg b.d. with dose reduction to 2.5 mg b.d. or placebo in 831 patients with ≥2 of the following criteria: age ≥80 years, body weight ≤60 kg, or creatinine ≥133 μmol/L. We used Cox models to compare outcomes in relation to patient age during 1.8 years median follow-up. Of the trial population, 30% were 0.11 for all). Results were also consistent for the 13% of patients ≥80 years. No significant interaction with apixaban dose was found with respect to treatment effect on major outcomes. Conclusion The benefits of apixaban vs. warfarin were consistent in patients with AF regardless of age. Owing to the higher risk at older age, the absolute benefits of apixaban were greater in the elderly. PMID:24561548

  8. El ¿delito? de Aristóteles Aristotle's crime?

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    MARÍA CLAUDIA CECCHI

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    Full Text Available El filósofo griego Aristóteles es reconocido como uno de los más tempranos naturalistas del mundo occidental. Sus acabados y precisos conocimientos sobre zoología están contenidos en una variedad de escritos dedicados al estudio de los animales. Sorprende que, pese a su gran acervo de conocimientos biológicos, el estagirita nunca se planteó la posibilidad de que los organismos pudieran transformarse o estar conectados por relaciones de origen, ideas sustentadoras de la teoría de la evolución orgánica. Nosotros planteamos que hay en la biología aristotélica tres factores principales que explican esta falta de visión: (1 la idea eternizadora de la reproducción de los entes que no da lugar a la posibilidad de la transformación genérica de los organismos a través del nexo reproductivo; (2 el planteamiento que los fenómenos naturales tienen un propósito (causa final que determina su existencia, cuestión que lleva a desestimar la eventual existencia de conexiones en el origen entre los distintos géneros (sensu Aristóteles de organismos vivos; y (3 como consecuencia de lo anterior, la clasificación de los seres vivos según criterios analógico-funcionales que oscurece la existencia de vínculos estructurales y semejanzas de origen entre los organismos. El análisis de esta situación propia de la biología aristotélica nos lleva a examinar la importancia que tiene, para la formulación y desarrollo de las ideas evolucionistas, el advenimiento de una clasificación biológica de tipo jerárquica, inclusiva y ramificada, como la fundada por Linné y desarrollada, sobre la base de correspondencias estructurales y semejanzas de origen entre los organismos, por los grandes naturalistas del siglo XVIII y XIXThe Greek philosopher Aristotle is recognized as one of the earliest naturalists of the Western world. His thorough and precise knowledge of zoology is contained in various writings dedicated to the study of animals. It is

  9. Urbanização Turística: esboço para a definição de uma categoria do espaço social

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    Pedro de Alcântara Bittencourt César

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    O presente trabalho busca, através da análise dos aspectos espaciais, apresentar um aporte metodológico para a reflexão sobre a prática da atividade turística. Para fundamentá-la, embasa-se no estudo da teoria social. Assim, remete-se ao processo de urbanização, como categoria de análise, observando seus valores expressos na malha urbana de Caxias do Sul. Aprecia-se como os equipamentos urbanos do cotidiano sobressaem, com características tipicamente definidas, para a prática da visitação turística. Através das estruturas de hospitalidade, inicia-se uma reflexão dialética dos contrastes na definição do espaço turístico da cidade. Condição esta que, deslocando as categorias tradicionais de pesquisa, referencia uma forma de abordagem do espaço social produzido para a visitação turística.

    Palavras-chave: planejamento turístico; urbanização turística; análise social do espaço turístico; urbano; planejamento. AbstractThis study aims at providing a methodological approach to research in tourism, through an analysis of spatial features. In order to base it, social theory is studied. Therefore, this article refers to the process of urbanization, as a category of analysis, examining its values, expressed by the urban fabric of Caxias do Sul. It addresses how the urban facilities for daily life stand out, with their typically defined features, regarding tourist

  10. Representacions gramaticals i activitat metalingüística dels alumnes de secundària: la categoria verb

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    Carme Durán Rivas

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    Full Text Available L’article descriu una investigació sobre la representació gramatical que alumnes de l’últim curs de la secundària obligatòria han construït sobre la categoria verb, una noció de gran dificultat epistemològica. La finalitat última és identificar les estràtegies que han fet servir per conceptualizar-la i conèixer les dificultats amb què es troben com un primer pas per, d’una banda, entendre com es produeix el procés d’interiorització dels coneixements gramaticals i, d’una altra, poder dissenyar dispositius didàctics a través d’una metodologia d’ensenyament de la gramàtica basada en el diàleg i en la reflexió sobre la llengua.Es tracta d’una recerca exploratòria que inclou aproximacions quantitatives i qualitatives a l’anàlisi de les dades, en un intent d’ajustar la metodologia als objectius inicials. L’autora destaca l’ús de l’entrevista com a instrument metodològic que permet captar l’activitat metalingüística dels estudiants a través de la interacció amb la investigadora, però també com a instrument d’ensenyament i aprenentatge.Algunes de les conclusions corroboren resultats d’estudis anteriors sobre les representacions gramaticals dels escolars com la falta de coherència i de sistematització dels conceptes gramaticals dels estudiants, la fossilització d’aquests coneixements o la necessitat de partir dels coneixement previs i les representacions per tal de construir el saber gramatical des de bases més sòlides. Mostra la necessitat d’un canvi metodològic en l’ensenyament i aprenentatge de la gramàtica, que es fonamenti sobretot en la reflexió sobre la llengua i el seu ús, i en la interacció amb els altres com a manera de fer emergir la consciència metalingüística.

  11. Ethnography and public categories: the making of compatible agendas in contemporary anthropological practices Etnografia e categorias públicas: agendas compatíveis na prática antropológica contemporânea

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    Susana de Matos Viegas

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    Full Text Available This article is a debate on research that deals with categories pre-defined in the public agenda. It is supported by an experience of doing an anthropological study for the Tupinambá of Olivença aimed at the identification of a juridical category of “indigenous land” defined by the 1988 Constitution of Brazil. The main argument developed in this article starts with the assumption that in the contemporary situation the definition of public categories that involves cultural and social rights of minorities, such as terra indígena, have been defined in public debates in which anthropologists were involved. One of the necessary results of such a situation is that anthropology cannot see these categories as exogenous concepts to be criticized, but as categories of knowledge to be addressed. A detailed proposition of how I have addressed the issue concerning the delimitation of the seacoast border of the indigenous land of the Tupinambá of Olivença is here developed, showing how ethnography in anthropology is a particularly good device to achieve this challenges. Through the Tupinambá case, it is showed how ethnography as situated knowledge, enmeshed in a comparative project and prepared to incorporate the struggles that people face when dealing with conflict situations, intertwines public and indigenous definitions of social categories (in this case, the land through what is here named compatible agendas.Neste artigo proponho uma forma de a antropologia lidar com investigação sobre categorias de conhecimento que foram definidas previamente na agenda pública. A reflexão sustenta-se na experiência de realizar um estudo antropológico a pedido dos índios tupinambá de Olivença, sob contratação do governo brasileiro, com o objectivo da delimitação de uma área de território definida na Constituição Brasileira como “terra indígena”. O argumento desenvolvido neste artigo parte da ideia de que a definição pública de categorias

  12. Por que a elasticidade-preço das importações é baixa no Brasil? Evidências a partir das desagregações das importações por categorias de uso

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    Cláudio Hamilton Matos dos Santos

    Full Text Available Resumo Estudos recentes indicam que a elasticidade-preço das importações brasileiras é baixa. Este trabalho procura racionalizar o referido resultado revisitando as estimativas das importações do país desagregadas por “categoria de uso”. Os resultados reportados sugerem que a baixa elasticidade-preço das importações agregadas reflete fundamentalmente a baixa elasticidade-preço das importações de combustíveis, bens intermediários e de alguns tipos de serviços - notadamente, transporte, aluguel de equipamentos e pagamentos de royalties - produtos que, somados, respondem por pouco menos de dois terços do total importado. Isso ocorre porque vários desses produtos têm pouca ou nenhuma possibilidade de substituição por similares nacionais, devido principalmente a deficiências estruturais na oferta nacional.

  13. Evolução das tipologias e categorias de áreas protegidas no Brasil Evolution of typologies and categories of protected areas in Brazil

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    Full Text Available As áreas protegidas são importante instrumento de conservação dos recursos naturais. Elas começaram a ser territorialmente demarcadas no Brasil nos anos 30 e, desde então, passaram por longo processo de amadurecimento que levou à criação de distintas tipologias e categorias. Este trabalho visa analisar a evolução dessas áreas no Brasil, buscando compreender sua lógica de criação e a inserção nos principais contextos políticos nacionais e internacionais. Discutem-se ainda aspectos relativos à gestão do sistema atual.Protected areas are an important instrument for the conservation of natural resources. They were firstly demarcated in Brazil in the 1930s and, since then, they went through a long process of evolution resulting in the creation of a series of distinct typologies and categories of protected areas. The present study aims to analyze the evolution of these categories of protected areas in Brazil, in order to evaluate the logic behind their creation as well as their insertion in the main national and international political contexts. Aspects related to the management of the actual system are also herein discussed.

  14. Processing yield of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus: head cut types and two weight classes Rendimento do processamento da tilápia-do-nilo (Oreochromis niloticus: tipos de corte da cabeça em duas categorias de peso

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    Maria Luiza Rodrigues de Souza

    2000-05-01

    Full Text Available The aim of this study was to evaluate the best type of head cut of Nile tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus resulting in better fillet processing yields. The experiment was carried out at the Pisciculture Station of UEM/Codapar, Maringá, Paraná, Brazil. One hundred and twenty specimens were slaughtered, head cut, eviscerated, and had their fin, skin and fillet removed. The fillet processing was undertaken by a single person. Plotting was completely randomized by a 2x3 factorial scheme. Treatments consisted of two weight categories ( W1=250-400g and W2=401-550g and three types of head cut (C1=oblique, OB; C2=Contour, CO, and C3=strainght, ST, with 20 replicates. Each fish was considered an experimental unit. Mean values of yield were expressed in relation to fish body weight. There was an influence of head cut types and weight categories on the dressed out and fillet yield. The yields in W2 (OB=50.42%, 35.27%; CO=50.70%, 35.18% and ST=48.50%, 33.82% were higher (p O objetivo do presente estudo foi avaliar o melhor tipo de corte de cabeça para decapitação da tilápia-do-nilo (Oreochromis niloticus, que resulte em melhores rendimentos de filetagem. O experimento foi conduzido na Estação de Piscicultura da UEM/Codapar, Maringá, PR. Foram abatidos 120 exemplares cortadas as cabeças, eviscerados, removidas as nadadeiras, pele e filés. O processo de filetagem foi realizado por uma única pessoa. O delineamento foi inteiramente casualizado, em esquema fatorial 2x3. Os tratamentos foram: duas categorias de peso (P1= 250-400 g e P2= 401-550 g e três tipos de corte de cabeça (C1=oblíquo, OB; C2=contornado, CO e C3=reto, RE, com 20 repetições. Cada peixe foi considerado a unidade experimental. Os valores médios de rendimento foram expressos em relação ao peso corporal do peixe. Houve influência do tipo de corte e categoria de peso sobre o rendimento do tronco limpo e filé. Os rendimentos em P2 (OB=50,42%, 35,27%; CO=50,70%, 35,18% e RE=48

  15. PUBLICIDADE, ENUNCIAÇÃO E REALIDADE AUMENTADA: desdobramentos da categoria de pessoa na era digital

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    Full Text Available Neste artigo, visamos refletir sobre uma ação publicitária que se utilizou da tecnologia de realidade aumentada, desenvolvida para a marca Linx, em março de 2011. Mobilizamos fundamentos da Semiótica Discursiva, especificamente sobre a questão da enunciação e a instalação da categoria de pessoa, articulando-os com conceitos afeitos à Comunicação Social, em especial a perspectivas utilizadas para compreensão dos fenômenos da cibercultura. Pretendemos, assim, identificar peculiaridades nas interações mediadas por dispositivos de realidade aumentada, considerando esse tipo de atividade comunicativa como aspecto absolutamente novo para os estudos do discurso publicitário.   PALAVRAS-CHAVE: publicidade; semiótica; comunicação; cibercultura; realidade aumentada.   ABSTRACT In this article, we aim to reflect on an advertising action that was used augmented reality technology developed for Linx brand in March 2011. We mobilized foundations of semiotics Discursive, specifically on the subject of enunciation and the installation of the category of person, articulating with concepts accustomed to the media, especially the perspectives used to understand the phenomenon of cyberculture. We intend, therefore, to identify peculiarities in interactions mediated by augmented reality devices, considering this type of communicative activity as absolutely new aspect to the studies of advertising discourse.   KEYWORDS: advertising; semiotics; communication; cyberculture; augmented reality.   RESUMEN En este artículo, pretendemos reflexionar sobre una acción de publicidad que utiliza tecnología de realidad aumentada, desarrollada para la marca Linx en marzo de 2011. Movilizamos a fundaciones de la semiótica discursiva, específicamente en el sujeto de enunciación y la instalación de la categoría de persona, articulando los conceptos aficionado a los medios de comunicación, en particular las perspectivas que se utilizan para la

  16. A qualidade dos alimentos: análise de algumas categorias da dietética popular Quality of foods: analysis of some folk dietary categories

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    Ana Maria Canesqui

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    Full Text Available O artigo aborda os conhecimentos dietéticos tradicionais expressos nas seguintes categorias: "quente/frio"; "forte/fraco" e "reimoso", que definem a qualidade e a propriedade dos alimentos e da comida e os seus efeitos sobre o corpo. Vale-se da literatura antropológica nacional e dos estudos qualitativos produzidos desde 1975 a 2005. Os estudos antigos são mais abundantes do que os atuais e, apesar dessa limitação, o artigo contribui para discutir as diferentes abordagens conceituais usadas pelos autores e demonstra a persistência do saber dietético tradicional, que convive com o saber científico da nutrição, sendo importante não desprezá-lo nas intervenções nutricionais.The article analyses the traditional dietary knowledge expressed in the following categories: "hot/cold"; "strong/ weak" and "reimoso" (watery which define food quality and properties and its effects on the body. The discussion originates from Brazilian anthropological and qualitative studies published from 1975 to 2005. Old studies are more abundant than current ones and, in spite of this limitation, the article contributes to discuss conceptual approaches utilized by authors and demonstrates that traditional dietary knowledge survives with the scientific knowledge on nutrition. Therefore, it is important not to reject them in nutritional interventions.

  17. Aristotelovo pojetí logiky

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    Bibliografická citace ZAVŘEL, Karel. Aristotelovo pojetí logiky. Bakalářská práce. Praha: Univerzita Karlova - Katolická teologická fakulta, 2014. Abstract Presented bachelor thesis Aristotle's conception of logic describes gradually Aristotle's life, the previous dialectical tradition and also concrete bases of his logical system. There are described in detail the various parts of Aristotle's Organon. The greatest emphasis is placed - and a large space is devoted - especially Aristotle's doc...

  18. A Circular Evolution of Perspectives regarding Ethical Communication?

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    Cox, E. Sam

    The contemporary view of ethical communication has come full circle, returning to the approach of Aristotle. Almost every public speaking textbook includes discussion of the basic concepts of what Aristotle called ethos, pathos, and logos. Of particular significance is Aristotle's conception of ethos, as elaborated in his work, "The…

  19. Formální aspekty Aristotelovy logiky z historického úhlu pohledu

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    2010-01-01

    This thesis focuses on formal properties of Aristotle's syllogistic as seen from the per- spective of both modern logic and Aristotle himself. Its main objective is the proof of the standard completeness theorem that does not employ the indirect deduction as has become a custom in modern reconstructions of Aristotle's deductive system.

  20. Rhetoric and "Phronesis": The Aristotelian Ideal.

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    Self, Lois S.

    A recurring puzzle in Aristotle's "Rhetoric" is the book's ethical stance; Aristotle gives practical advice on the use of persuasive discourse and intends it to be used in association with virtue, although the two seem to be separable. However, persuasion and virtue in Aristotle's theory of rhetoric have connections deriving from the…

  1. Riemann-Hypothesis Millennium-Problem(MP) Physics Proof via CATEGORY-SEMANTICS(C-S)/F =C Aristotle SQUARE-of-OPPOSITION(SoO) DEduction-LOGIC DichotomY

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    Baez, Joao-Joan; Lapidaryus, Michelle; Siegel, Edward Carl-Ludwig

    2013-03-01

    Riemann-hypothesis physics-proof combines: Siegel-Antono®-Smith[AMS Joint Mtg.(2002)- Abs.973-03-126] digits on-average statistics HIll[Am. J. Math 123, 3, 887(1996)] logarithm-function's (1,0)- xed-point base =units =scale-invariance proven Newcomb [Am. J. Math. 4, 39(1881)]-Weyl[Goett. Nachr.(1914); Math. Ann.7, 313(1916)]-Benford[Proc. Am. Phil. Soc. 78, 4, 51(1938)]-law [Kac,Math. of Stat.-Reasoning(1955); Raimi, Sci. Am. 221, 109(1969)] algebraic-inversion to ONLY Bose-Einstein quantum-statistics(BEQS) with digit d = 0 gapFUL Bose-Einstein Condensation(BEC) insight that digits are quanta are bosons because bosons are and always were quanta are and always were digits, via Siegel-Baez category-semantics tabular list-format matrix truth-table analytics in Plato-Aristotle classic ''square-of-opposition'' : FUZZYICS =CATEGORYICS/Category-Semantics, with Goodkind Bose-Einstein Condensation (BEC) ABOVE ground-state with/and Rayleigh(cut-limit of ''short-cut method''1870)-Polya(1922)-''Anderson''(1958) localization [Doyle and Snell,Random-Walks and Electrical-Networks, MAA(1981)-p.99-100!!!] in Brillouin[Wave-Propagation in Periodic-Structures(1946) Dover(1922)]-Hubbard-Beeby[J.Phys.C(1967)] Siegel[J.Nonxline-Sol.40,453(1980)] generalized-disorder collective-boson negative-dispersion mode-softening universality-principle(G...P) first use of the ``square-of-opposition'' in physics since Plato and Aristote!!!

  2. Aristotle Reclaimed

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    Zimmerman, John; Sharp, Taylor

    2013-01-01

    Given that social media dominates informal and often formal communication routes, we argue that schools must reshape their attention to a fourth rhetorical dimension: the media through which they communicate. Specifically, schools must find ways to embrace social media as a mechanism to reach their broad audiences. This article identifies clear…

  3. ‘Esquadrão da morte’: Uma outra categoria da acumulação social da violência no Rio de Janeiro

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    David Maciel de Mello Neto

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    Full Text Available O artigo trata da evolução das representações coletivas de “esquadrão da morte” no Rio de Janeiro e de suas práticas. Defende-se que, por detrás dos usos da categoria, há duas modalidades de acusação: uma que se forma entre 1957-1964 e outra que surge a partir de 1968. Nas duas primeiras partes descrevo o contexto de emergência do primeiro grupo assim definido e abordo o caso que fixou a definição e sua correspondente operação acusatória. Em seguida, analiso as mudanças na representação coletiva e sua nova forma de acusação. Por fim, exploro as implicações na tese de acumulação social da violência e apresento um quadro comparativo entre as duas modalidades.‘Death Squad’: Another Category of Social Accumulation of Violence in Rio de Janeiro is about the evolution of the collective representations of “Death Squad” in Rio de Janeiro and its practices. The argument is that behind the uses of the category there are two modalities of accusation: one that takes form between 1957-1964 and another that emerges by 1968. In the first two parts I describe the context of emergence of the first group so defined by the name of “Death Squad” in Rio and the case that established the definition and its corresponding accusatory operation. Then I analyze the changes in collective representation and their new forms of indictment. Finally, I explore the implications on the thesis of social accumulation of violence and present a comparative picture between the two modalities.Keywords: accusation, death squads, criminal subjection, social accumulation of violence, collective representations

  4. The notion of Threshold: an investigation into conceptual accompaniment in Aristotle and Hegel

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    Jason Carter

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    Full Text Available What is unique to the idea of a threshold is that it is a threshold’s proper definition to generate or signal an inevitable accompanying image of a surrounding boundary or a further field of exploration, even though these accompanying terms or images seem like they should be excluded from its definition. Hegel described this phenomenon of the movement from a concept’s definition to its accompanying terms as the determination of a concept through ‘negation’, and viewed such a method as central to philosophical insight. However, what is not usually noted is that Hegel’s notion of negation is both crucially related to Aristotle’s thought on how definitions are formulated, as well as his postulations about opposites and their connection through a third substantial thing. Through a close examination of the problem of Aristotle’s categories, along with Aristotle’s description of the differentiae, movement, and the meaning of the copula, we can demonstrate that Aristotle’s thinking is at core structured by non-binary ‘threshold concepts’ which are essential to his philosophical system. Finally, we will show how Hegel attempted to take these essentially structural threshold concepts in Aristotle and turn their function into a methodology for both thought itself as well as the philosophical determination of the categories of being.Ce qui est particulier à l’idée de seuil c’est que c’est sa propre définition de générer un contour conceptuel qui va vers un autre champ d’exploration, même si ces images de contour semblent devoir être exclues de sa définition. Hegel a décrit ce phénomène du mouvement de la définition d’un concept vers les termes qui l’accompagnent comme la détermination d’un concept à partir de sa « négation » et a considéré cette méthode comme fondamentale à toute approche philosophique. Ce texte explore le fait que la notion hégélienne de la négation remonte aux idées d

  5. La retórica aristotélica y la oratoria de su tiempo (sobre el ejemplo de Lisias III

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    Francisco Cortés Gabaudan

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    Full Text Available Aristotle's Rhetoric is a descriptive text to a greater extent than normally recognised and so our understanding of Aristotle can be improved with the analysis of speeches previous to him; as a case study, the third speech of Lysias has been chosen. The argumentation of judicial speeches previous to Aristotle was built with enthymemes whose first premises are based on emotions and characters explaining human behaviour; therefore the first purpose of Rhetoric 11.2-11 (about emotions and 11.2-17 (about characters was to supply the orators with first premises. In those speeches the emotions of the audience were stirred up by enthymemes; therefore Aristotle accepted that the orator could use emotions in this rational and logic way. Nevertheless he condemned the arousing of emotions by direct and irrational requests, a procedure found in the judicial speeches. This way the apparent contradictory treatment of emotions in Aristotle's Rhetoric can be solved.

  6. Uma investigação sobre o perfil da categoria comerciária varejista: reflexões sobre o processo de gestão de pessoas

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    Christiane Fabíola Momm

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    Full Text Available Este texto apresenta uma investigação sobre o perfil da categoria comerciária varejista de Blumenau (SC. Para tanto, utilizou-se como método a pesquisa exploratória e aplicada, no qual a técnica de coleta de dados foi o levantamento por meio de questionário aplicado a uma amostra de 470 respondentes. Os resultados acerca do perfil dos gestores demonstraram que a maior parte (70% deles é filiada ao Sindicato do Comércio Varejista de Blumenau (Sindilojas.Conforme opinião dos gestores, a carência de mão de obra qualificada é a principal limitação no que diz respeito à contratação de pessoas. Quanto ao perfil dos colaboradores, 89% são provenientes da região sul do Brasil e 47% não possuem cursos de qualificação na área de atuação. Na opinião dos colaboradores, 27% das empresas nas quais atuam não fornecem nenhum tipo de convênio médico, odontológico e educacional. Foi possível concluir a existência de uma insatisfação por parte dos gestores no que concerne à qualificação do profissional que atua no comércio varejista local e que grande parte desses colaboradores não se sente motivada e amparada pelas empresas. Assim sendo, o Senac poderá atuar como mediador na integração entre gestores e colaboradores.

  7. Comparison of cardiac troponins I and T measured with high-sensitivity methods for evaluation of prognosis in atrial fibrillation: an ARISTOTLE substudy.

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    Hijazi, Ziad; Siegbahn, Agneta; Andersson, Ulrika; Lindahl, Bertil; Granger, Christopher B; Alexander, John H; Atar, Dan; Gersh, Bernard J; Hanna, Michael; Harjola, Veli-Pekka; Horowitz, John; Husted, Steen; Hylek, Elaine M; Lopes, Renato D; McMurray, John J V; Wallentin, Lars

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    Although cardiac troponin is associated with outcomes in atrial fibrillation (AF), the complementary prognostic information provided by cardiac troponin I (cTnI) and cTnT is unknown. This study investigated the distribution, determinants, and prognostic value of cTnI and cTnT concentrations in patients with AF. Samples were collected. At the time of randomization, we analyzed cTnI and cTnT concentrations of 14806 AF patients in the Apixaban for Reduction in Stroke and Other Thromboembolic Events in Atrial Fibrillation (ARISTOTLE) trial using high-sensitivity assays. Correlations (Spearman), determinants (multivariable linear regression), and outcomes (adjusted Cox models and c-statistics) were investigated. Concentrations of cTnI and cTnT were correlated (r = 0.70) and measurable in most participants [cTnI 98.5% (median 5.4 ng/L, ≥99th percentile in 9.2%) and cTnT 93.5% (median 10.9 ng/L, ≥99th percentile in 34.4%)]. Renal impairment was the most important factor affecting the concentrations of both troponins. cTnI increase was more associated with heart failure, vascular disease, and persistent/permanent AF, and cTnT with age, male sex, and diabetes. Over a median 1.9 years of follow-up, patients with both troponins above the median had significantly higher risk for stroke/systemic embolism [hazard ratio (HR) 1.72 (95% CI 1.31-2.27)], cardiac death [3.14 (2.35-4.20)], and myocardial infarction [2.99 (1.78-5.03)] than those with both troponins below median (all P Chemistry.

  8. Categoria, teoria, conceito (para dizer o ser em múltiplos sentidos Category, theory, concept (saying to be in multiple senses

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    Lílian do Valle

    2008-10-01

    Full Text Available Qualquer que seja o ponto de partida dessa experiência que se denomina pensar, seu desenvolvimento e efetividade tomam a forma de uma manifestação. Como não há manifestação sem espectador, o pensamento depende, pois, do outro a quem ele se endereça: nem que, precária e temporariamente, eu seja para mim mesmo a figura desse outro. Assim, se os humanos são 'feitos de mundo', o pensamento humano é feito das palavras que, engendradas nesse e por esse mundo, fornecem, por sua vez, ao mundo os sentidos que o fazem ser para nós. Assim, talvez uma das primeiras tarefas da reflexão filosófica da educação seja a de contribuir para o questionamento dos sentidos e das torções de sentido a que os modismos, ou a simples rotina, submetem as palavras: neste artigo, entre tantas ocorrências que se poderia invocar, interessou examinar a noção de 'categoria', cuja trajetória parece especialmente ilustrativa dos riscos a que o uso dogmático pode submeter a reflexão.No matter what the starting point for this experience called thought, the development and existence of thought take on the shape of an event. Just as there cannot be an event without spectators, a thought depends on the person to whom it is addressed; even if precariously and temporarily, I become, for myself, the figure of this other person. Thus, if human beings are 'made of the world,' human thought is made of words which, created in and by this world, lead, in turn, to the world of meanings and what they signify to us. As such, perhaps one of the first tasks of philosophical reflection on education is to contribute to questioning the meanings and distorsions of meaning that trends, or simple routine, impose on words. In this article, among the many occurrences that could be mentioned, the goal was to examine the notion of 'category,' the path of which seems to be especially illustrative of the risks that dogmatic use can impose on reflection.

  9. Aristotelés o snech

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    Dekarli, Martin

    2006-01-01

    The thesis deals with the Aristotle concept oť dreams. In introduction we outline a certain tradition ol' discourse about dreams before Aristotle and put foward our main proposition - sensory perception is kind ofthe material change. Within the framework oftradition, Aristotle develops his own concept of dreams and dreaming. Dreams are something deamonic; kind of phantasma, which occurs during the sleep. They are caused by residual movements from sensory perception. Phantasia is the faculty w...

  10. Aristotelovo pojetí etiky

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    Vitošková, Markéta

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    Diploma thesis deals the Aristotle's conception of ethics. The aim of this thesis is to introduce and to do understandable a overview of ethics. First of all, the thesis concentrates general characteristic time, Aristotele's life and status of ethics in the Aristotle's philosophy. Secondly, the thesis mentions general Aristotle's ethics. It deals with the subjekt, goals, good and hapiness, virtue and moral conduct. Third, the thesis deals intelectuall virtue including knowledge, art, wisdom a...

  11. Aristotelés a Nová rétorika

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    Boháček, K. (Kryštof)

    2014-01-01

    The author shows how important was the rhetorical alternative for Plato's constitution of theoretical philosophy. The second part describes the decline of classical rhetoric from the Greek most influential discourse to the 'zero point' around 1900. Third part is dedicated to Perelman and the 'Rhetorical Turn', treated as return to Aristotle. The last part confronts Aristotle with Perelman's understanding of Aristotelian rhetoric, and asks, if the New Rhetoric really returned to Aristotle?

  12. Competition, Values and the Rhythm of Life: Some Reflections on Antiphon, Thucydides and Aristotle

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    Valentin Kalan

    2005-07-01

    Full Text Available The Olympic Games had more than a gymnastic significance in ancient Greece, as is best attested by Pindar’s odes. The modern interpretation of Greek culture was first introduced to the notion of the ajgwvn and the concept of the agonistic or competitive, “das Agonale”, by J. Burckhardt. Nietzsche elaborated it further, perceiving the phenomenon of competition as the origin of the fundamental Greek values, especially of justice and truth, and as the prerequisite for any fair evaluation. In Antiphon, the idea of competition runs both through his forensic speeches and philosophical writings. His Tetralogies in particular reveal the competitive dynamics of judicial trials. A judicial procedure is a competition, ajgwnivzesqai, between the truth of facts and the truth of words, which may result in an unjust verdict. In that case injustice has prevailed over justice and truth. What is thus at stake is the truth of facts, ajlhv/qeia tw`n pragmavtwn. Antiphon uses the Olympic and Pythian competitions to elucidate the important decisions and activities in human life, such as education, marriage, and the pursuit of happiness in general. Thucydides' History of the Peloponnesian War provides not only a description of the historical facts but also their evaluation. The development of military events, which is a competition of actions, ajgw;n e[rgwn, is elucidated by speeches, which frequently occur in antithetic pairs as antilogies, ajgw;n lovgwn. Political competition, however, is not limited to foreign policy but can be seen in the Athenian home politics as well. According to Alcibiades, the Athenian polis could only retain its supremacy through incessant competition, ajgwnizomevnhn aijei;. Nor does Thucydides neglect the Panhellenic significance of the Olympic festival. Aristotle's philosophy, on the other hand, appears to distance itself from competition, being based on rJa/stwvnh, "easiness", and diagwgh, “pastime”. None the less, the

  13. Representações sociais como produtos e processos: embates em torno da construção discursiva da categoria “vândalos” no contexto das manifestações sociais no Rio de Janeiro em 2013 * Social representation as products and process

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    ANA LUCIA ENNE

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    Full Text Available Resumo: Neste artigo, pretendemos discutir como, no decorrer das manifestações sociais que se desenrolaram no Brasil em 2013, em especial no Rio de Janeiro, uma categoria semântica ocupou papel central: a de “vândalos”. Eleito pela mídia hegemônica como termo síntese das ações violentas dos manifestantes, o signo “vândalos” permitiu a construção, via indústria cultural, de uma série de representações sociais sobre as manifestações, os manifestantes e seus atos. A mesma categoria vai ser utilizada, em estratégias diversas, por aqueles que se colocaram, discursivamente, contra as representações produzidas pela grande mídia, através de deslocamentos e reapropriações. Neste trabalho, buscamos não só mapear esses embates, mas indicar o caráter ambivalente das representações, como produto e processo da relação entre os sujeitos e a realidade social.Palavras-chave: Representações sociais – Vândalos – Disputas discursivas. Abstract: In this article, we intend to discuss how, within social protests that occurred in Brazil on 2013, especially in Rio de Janeiro, a semantic category has occupied a key role: the so-called "vandals". Singularized by the hegemonic media as the term that best signified the violent actions of some participants of the riots, the sign "vandals" has made possible the construction, via culture industry, of a series of social representations about the social protests, the participants and its acts. The same category is used, in different strategies, by those who have discursively manifested a discordance against the hegemonic media representations of the social protests through displacement and reappropriation. In this article, we will try to map such debates and also to single out the ambivalent character of the social representation, both as product and process of the relationship between subjects and social reality.Keywords: Social representations – Vandals – Discursive disputes.

  14. A categoria da práxis em Pedagogia do Oprimido: sentidos e implicações para a educação libertadora

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    Sandra Maria Gadelha de Carvalho

    Full Text Available Resumo: Os ensaios freireanos encontrados em Pedagogia do Oprimido se concretizam na relação teórico-prática e inovam-se associando o conceito de práxis à educação, a qual está a serviço da libertação, fundada na criatividade, no diálogo, na reflexão, na conscientização e em ações dos homens sobre a realidade visando a sua transformação. Na perspectiva de contribuir para a reflexão sobre o vínculo entre práxis e educação, o presente estudo, teórico-bibliográfico, tem como principal propósito identificar e analisar os sentidos da categoria práxis na obra Pedagogia do Oprimido. Debruçando nosso olhar investigativo sobre a obra em questão e dialogando com os escritos de Sánchez Vázquez (1977, Marx (2007, Konder (1992, entre outros, observamos a preponderância, nos sentidos de práxis propiciados por Freire, do caráter político, possibilitador do processo de conscientização dos homens e orientador de suas ações sobre o mundo real com vistas à sua transformação. A práxis em Freire remete à ideia de um conjunto de práticas visando à transformação da realidade e à produção da história. O que nos leva a crer que é sobre o tripé formado pela transformação de uma realidade injusta, pela transformação baseada na crítica dessa realidade e pelo seu conhecimento que Freire, a exemplo de Sánchez Vázquez (1977, elabora uma noção de práxis histórica e social.

  15. Clinical Outcomes and History of Fall in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation Treated with Oral Anticoagulation: Insights From the ARISTOTLE Trial.

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    Rao, Meena P; Vinereanu, Dragos; Wojdyla, Daniel M; Alexander, John H; Atar, Dan; Hylek, Elaine M; Hanna, Michael; Wallentin, Lars; Lopes, Renato D; Gersh, Bernard J; Granger, Christopher B

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    We assessed outcomes among anticoagulated patients with atrial fibrillation and a history of falling, and whether the benefits of apixaban vs warfarin are consistent in this population. Of the 18,201 patients in the Apixaban for Reduction in Stroke and Other Thromboembolic Events in Atrial Fibrillation (ARISTOTLE) study, 16,491 had information about history of falling-753 with history of falling and 15,738 without history of falling. The primary efficacy outcome was stroke or systemic embolism; the primary safety outcome was major bleeding. When compared with patients without a history of falling, patients with a history of falling were older, more likely to be female and to have dementia, cerebrovascular disease, depression, diabetes, heart failure, osteoporosis, fractures, and higher CHA 2 DS 2 -VASc (Congestive heart failure, Hypertension, Age ≥75 years, Diabetes mellitus, prior Stroke or TIA or thromboembolism, Vascular disease, Age 65-74 years, Sex category female) and HAS-BLED (Hypertension, Abnormal renal and liver function, Stroke, Bleeding, Labile international normalized ratio, Elderly, Drugs or alcohol) scores. Patients with a history of falling had higher rates of major bleeding (adjusted hazard ratio [HR] 1.39; 95% confidence interval [CI], 1.05-1.84; P = .020), including intracranial bleeding (adjusted HR 1.87; 95% CI, 1.02-3.43; P = .044) and death (adjusted HR 1.70; 95% CI, 1.36-2.14; P < .0001), but similar rates of stroke or systemic embolism and hemorrhagic stroke. There was no evidence of a differential effect of apixaban compared with warfarin on any outcome, regardless of history of falling. Among those with a history of falling, subdural bleeding occurred in 5 of 367 patients treated with warfarin and 0 of 386 treated with apixaban. Patients with atrial fibrillation and a history of falling receiving anticoagulation have a higher risk of major bleeding, including intracranial, and death. The efficacy and safety of apixaban compared

  16. Srovnání Platónova a Aristotelova pojetí etiky ctnosti

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    This work deals with the comparison of Plato and Aristotle's conception of virtue ethics. The first part describes Plato's view of this area of philosophy. Plato puts his ethics based on the analogy between the municipality and the soul. Plato also operates with good ideas. In the second part, Aristotle view. First, I discuss the objectives of its philosophy, which is good, and then bliss. Then there is the division of the moral virtues and intellectual. Then describe each of Aristotle's virt...

  17. Aristotele, Gorgia e lo sviluppo della retorica

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    Carlo Natali

    2013-11-01

    Full Text Available In Aristotle's presentation Gorgias seems to be only a rhetor unable to express any philosophically interesting view. The reason for that is that, in Aristotle's opinion, a clear and precise way of speaking is a necessary feature of every philosopher, and Gorgias prefers a complex and obscure style of speech. From the point of view of the evolution of rhetoric, Aristotle believes that Gorgias makes a drawback, because he makes appeal to the emotions and passions and not to logos.

  18. Uma Proposta para a Validação de Categorias sobre Gestão Estratégica de CustosA Proposal for the Validation of Categories on Strategic Cost ManagementUna propuesta para la Validación de Categorías sobre Gestión Estratégica de Costos

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    Full Text Available RESUMOA Gestão Estratégica de Custos (GEC é tema de ampla discussão entre diversos pesquisadores por sua abrangência, que alcança todas as organizações, com impactos significativos sobre a estratégia. A GEC tem se desenvolvido e expandido, sem que se tenha obtido um consenso sobre as práticas a ela referidas. O presente estudo teve por objetivo propor um conjunto de categorias sobre o GEC. Para tal, realizou-se pesquisa bibliográfica para mapear termos relacionados ao GEC e, com isso, elaborar um conjunto de categorias e subcategorias. Percebe-se não haver concordância entre os diferentes autores sobre as práticas que podem ser consideradas no escopo dessa área. As categorias iniciais foram definidas com base nos temas-chave propostos por Shank e Govindarajan (1997: Análise dos direcionadores de custos, da cadeia de valor e do posicionamento estratégico. Para validá-las utilizou-se a técnica de Rodada Delphi, momento em que 17 categorias e 124 subcategorias foram submetidas ao exame por três especialistas da área, reconhecidos por sua experiência em pesquisa, formação acadêmica e atuação destacada em fóruns relacionados a esta abordagem. Por meio de três rodadas obteve-se consenso e validaram-se 16 categorias e 84 subcategorias. O tema mais extenso é a Análise da Cadeia de Valor, com 48 práticas, seguido pela Análise dos Direcionadores de Custos (22 e, por fim, pela Análise do Posicionamento Estratégico (14. Assim, identificou-se um conjunto extenso de práticas que puderam ser validadas, estabelecendo um conjunto de categorias relacionadas com GEC que poderão servir como base para pesquisas futuras nessa área.ABSTRACTThe Strategic Cost Management (SCM is a matter of wide discussion among researchers because it is an overarching theme, which reaches all organizations, with significant impacts on the strategy. SCM has developed and expanded, without having reached a consensus on the practices referred to it

  19. Aristotele Detective. Tra fascino della storia e fascino delle storie

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    Alice Bencivenni

    2013-03-01

    Full Text Available Thanks to Aristotle Detective, set in fourth century Athens, Margaret Doody realizes her assumption about the Hellenistic beginnings of the Novel. Two heroes, the historical Aristotle and Stefanos, a fictional former pupil of the Lyceum, act as forerunners of the couple Sherlock Holmes/Watson in the year 332 B.C. The juridical framework of the plot fits ancient sources about Greek institutions. Clues to the resolution of the murder puzzle are chosen from archaeological evidence. Vases and inscriptions, deceiving story characters and modern readers, help Aristotle to come out of the maze.

  20. La argumentación retórica como base interpretativa de la inducción aristotélica

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    Juan Andrés Mercado

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    Full Text Available The passages in Aristotle's Rhetoric where induction (epagogé is discussed show it as a very useful kind of argumentation, somehow related to example (paradeígma. This latter is based on the perception of some kind of similarities among the things compared. The characteristics attributed by Aristotle to these forms of argument allow us to propose a framework in which the notion of epagogé can be unified, despite the fact that some parts of Aristotle's works may suggest to understand its different meanings in terms of opposition.

  1. A categoria da mediação: contribuições para a educação escolar e para o trabalho do professor

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    Carina Alves da Silva Darcoleto

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    Full Text Available O presente texto tem o objetivo de tratar a educação escolar como uma fundamental mediação entre o homem (singular e o conhecimento produzido e acumulado pela humanidade historicamente (geral; concebendo-a na sua relação de interdependência com a totalidade da sociedade, o que será elucidado com o exame da categoria ontológica da mediação, a qual permite compreender o homem inserido no contexto da sociedade capitalista, as possibilidades e os limites que dela derivam, de modo geral, e as questões próprias à educação escolar, em particular. Para tanto, recorrer-se-á à análise das mediações apresentada por István Mészáros, em suas obras “Marx: a teoria da alienação” (1981 e “Para além do capital: rumo a uma teoria da transição” (2002, a qual fornece a chave para se pensar em uma educação escolar comprometida com a transformação social. Abstract: This paper aims to provide analysis of the school as a mediating key between man (singular and the knowledge which has been historically accumulated and produced by humanity (general; designing it in its relationship of interdependence with the totality of the society. This will be clarified by examining the ontological category of mediation, which allows understanding the man inserted in the context of capitalist society, the possibilities and limits which derive from it, and the issues related to Education in particular. Thus, we will open the analysis of mediation presented by István Mészáros, in his works "Marx: the theory of alienation" (1981 and "Beyond the capital: Toward a Theory of Transition" (2002, which provides the key to understand a school committed to the social transformation.

  2. Aristóteles ¿historiador de la filosofía?

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    2013-11-01

    Full Text Available The author examines briefly Aristotle as a historian of ideas and his valuation of precedent thinkers (orphics, Pre-greek Asian philosophies, and presocratics. This analysis yields more support to consider Aristotle as a true Historian of early philosophy.

  3. The Possibility of Phenomenology in Heidegger

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    “democracy to come has always been suicidal” (read: not “life-assured”) .... Plato and Aristotle: “Phenomenology radicalized in ... of Plato and Aristotle brought back to life: the repetition, the ..... notwithstanding, simply to fight the fight is to lose it.

  4. Aristotle on drugs.

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    Mercer, Tony

    2013-01-01

    This paper begins by examining the ethical issues in public health and attempts to resolve them. It then considers three different paradigms responding to heroin addiction and their underlying moral philosophy. Firstly it examines prohibition and abstinence only treatment as an example of deontological ethics and harm reduction approaches as an example of a utilitarian ethics. Policy and practice problems resulting from weaknesses in the underlying philosophies are examined along with the futile debate between abstinence only and harm reduction approaches. A third paradigm, 'recovery' is examined as an example of Aristotelian virtue ethics. The paper concludes by considering the wider implications of this case study in terms of the need for further bioethical enquiry in public health and proposes virtue ethics as a paradigm within which ethical issues can be identified and debated.

  5. Bringing back Aristotle.

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    Saunders, John

    2011-01-01

    Ethical analysis in medicine has been dominated by an approach derived from "the four principles" which focus on actions. By contrast, consideration of the virtues emphasises the importance of the moral agent. A renewed emphasis on virtue ethics, not as a rival, but integrated into deontological ethics is proposed.

  6. Aristotelian Finitism

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    Nawar, Tamer

    2015-01-01

    It is widely known that Aristotle rules out the existence of actual infinities but allows for potential infinities. However, precisely why Aristotle should deny the existence of actual infinities remains somewhat obscure and has received relatively little attention in the secondary literature. In

  7. The historical origins of the vegetative state: Received wisdom and the utility of the text.

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    Adams, Zoe M; Fins, Joseph J

    2017-01-01

    The persistent vegetative state (PVS) is one of the most iconic and misunderstood phrases in clinical neuroscience. Coined as a diagnostic category by Scottish neurosurgeon Bryan Jennett and American neurologist Fred Plum in 1972, the phrase "vegetative" first appeared in Aristotle's treatise On the Soul (circa mid-fourth century BCE). Aristotle influenced neuroscientists of the nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries, Xavier Bichat and Walter Timme, and informed their conceptions of the vegetative nervous system. Plum credits Bichat and Timme in his use of the phrase, thus putting the ancient and modern in dialogue. In addition to exploring Aristotle's definition of the "vegetative" in the original Greek, we put Aristotle in conversation with his contemporaries-Plato and the Hippocratics-to better apprehend theories of mind and consciousness in antiquity. Utilizing the discipline of reception studies in classics scholarship, we demonstrate the importance of etymology and historical origin when considering modern medical nosology.

  8. Estudo de carcaça do bagre africano (Clarias gariepinus em diferentes categorias de peso Study of African Catfish (Clarias gariepinus carcass in different weight categories

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    Adriana Aparecida Pinto

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    Full Text Available O objetivo deste experimento foi estudar carcaças de Clarias gariepinus, em três categorias de peso (P1=inferior a 1kg; P2=de 1 a 2kg e P3=superior a 2kg, para analisar o rendimento de carcaça com cabeça (RCC, sem cabeça (RCS, filé (RFI, músculos abdominais (RMA, partes comestíveis (RPC, tronco limpo (RTL, porcentagem de pele (PPE, cabeça (PCA, vísceras (PVI, resíduos totais (PRE e determinar a composição proximal do filé (proteína bruta, umidade, gordura e cinza. Foram utilizados 60 bagres, em delineamento inteiramente casualizado, 3 tratamentos com 20 repetições, em nível de significância de 5%. O rendimento de filé foi maior para P2 (38,61% que para P1 e P3. O rendimento das partes comestíveis e tronco limpo foram superiores para P2 (RPC=46,27% e RTL=56,67%, mas sem diferirem do P3. O rendimento de carcaça sem cabeça foi maior para P3, não diferindo de P2. O P2 foi inferior para PPE (4,64%, PCA (23,62% e PRE (53,73%, sem diferir de P3, para porcentagem de cabeça e de resíduos totais. Não houve diferença significativa para rendimentos dos músculos abdominais, carcaça com cabeça e vísceras. P2 (2,25% e 77,49% não diferiu do P1 (1,51% e 77,78% e P3 (3,03% e 76,39%, para gordura e umidade, respectivamente, enquanto, para proteína bruta, não houve diferença significativa. Conclui-se que P2 apresentou melhores rendimentos de filetagem, ao passo que a composição proximal do filé, nas três categorias de peso, foi relativamente similar, com aumento de deposição de gordura nos peixes acima de 1kg de peso vivo.The aim of this experiment was to study Clarias gariepinus carcass in three weight categories (P1=below 1kg; P2= 1 to 2kg and P3=over 2kg to analyze yield of carcass with head (YCH, without head (YCW, fillet (YF, abdominal muscles (YAM, eatable parts (YEP, dressed out (YDO and percentages of skin (PSK, head (PHE, viscera (PVI, total residues (PTR; and to determine the proximate composition of fillet (crude

  9. Without Qualification: An Inquiry Into the Secundum Quid

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    Full Text Available In this paper I will consider several interpretations of the fallacy of secundum quid as it is given by Aristotle in the Sophistical Refutations and argue that they do not work, one reason for which is that they all imply that the fallacy depends on language and thus fail to explain why Aristotle lists this fallacy among the fallacies not depending on language (extra dictione, amounting often to a claim that Aristotle miscategorises this fallacy. I will argue for a reading that preserves Aristotle’s categorization by a quite different account of how qualifications function.

  10. Herança, sacralidade e poder: sobre as diferentes categorias do patrimônio histórico e cultural no Brasil

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    Aline Sapiezinskas Krás Borges Canani

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    Full Text Available O artigo examina o conceito de patrimônio presente nas atuais políticas públicas de preservação do patrimônio histórico, artístico e cultural, visando ampliar a apreensão deste. Trazendo exemplos do trabalho de campo realizado na Travessa dos Venezianos, em Porto Alegre, o meu propósito neste artigo é analisar como a atribuição de valor a determinados bens, objetos e processos produz novos significados nos diferentes contextos onde ocorre, focando especialmente na construção de significados do ponto de vista da herança, da sacralidade do patrimônio e da dimensão de poder envolvida no processo. Considerando as ressignificações resultantes do reconhecimento patrimonial, analiso as diferentes categorias percebidas pelos habitantes citadinos que estão envolvidos com o patrimônio, não de forma passiva, mas detendo a capacidade de construir novos significados e dar sentido ao mundo ao seu redor. Procuro sublinhar a dimensão simbólica que está presente nesse processo em que a propriedade adquire sentido e passa a ser considera como patrimônio ou herança familiar.This article deals with the concept of heritage present in the public policies of cultural, artistic and historical heritage preservation, aiming to widen the apprehension of the concept. Bringing examples from my fieldwork in Venezianos Lane, in Porto Alegre, my purpose in this article is to analise the attribution of values to specific buildings, objects or processes as a way to produce new meanings within the different contexts in which it occurs, observing specially the construction of signification from the point of view of familiar heritage, heritage objects seen as sacred properties and the dimension of power involved in such process. Considering the ressignifications which resulted from the heritage acknoledgement, I analise the different categories perceived by the city inhabitants who are involved with the heritage, not in a passive way, but owning the

  11. Aristotelian Rhetorical Theory as a Framework for Teaching Scientific and Technical Communication.

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    Newman, Sara

    1999-01-01

    Describes an upper level rhetorical theory course for Scientific and Technical Communication majors (developed and taught by the author) that is grounded in Aristotle's "On Rhetoric" and in his understanding that effective communication is a systematic "tekhne"/art. Describes how the course uses Aristotle's work as a…

  12. The Temporality of Rhetoric.

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    Short, Bryan C.

    1989-01-01

    Argues that the future tense underlies both literary criticism and the discipline of rhetoric as conceived by Aristotle and that Aristotle gives the argumentative arts a middle ground which makes them distinct and yet weds them inextricably with those claiming greater or lesser degrees of generality. (RAE)

  13. Causalidade, contingência, complexidade: o futuro do conceito de risco Causality, contingency, complexity: the future of the concept of risk

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    2007-04-01

    Full Text Available Defendemos a tese de que, na atual fase de maturação do campo epidemiológico, uma reavaliação do conceito de risco é necessária. Inicialmente, discutimos os fundamentos das categorias causalidade e contingência a partir da obra de dois filósofos, Aristóteles e Pascal. Em segundo lugar, recuperando algumas reflexões anteriores sobre as bases lógicas do conceito de risco, discutimos criticamente sua adequação e eficácia explicativa frente ao objeto saúde-doença. Em terceiro lugar, apresentamos brevemente categorias e conceitos fundantes do paradigma da complexidade, capazes de dar conta dos fenômenos da emergência, não-linearidade e borrosidade relacionados aos novos objetos complexos e mutantes da saúde. Concluímos com alguns comentários e reflexões ainda preliminares sobre fundamentos, perspectivas e conseqüências da aplicação da modalidade "contingência" como alternativa à noção de determinação no campo da saúde, a fim de visualizar o futuro do conceito de risco para além da área temática (científica e tecnológica da Epidemiologia contemporânea.We contend the thesis that, in the current phase of maturity of the epidemiological field, a reevaluation of the risk concept is timely needed. Initially, we discuss the foundations of categories of causality and contingency in the work of two philosophers, Aristotle and Pascal. Secondly, recovering previous reflections on logical bases of the concept of risk, we critically discuss its explanatory adequacy and efficacy for the health-disease object. Thirdly, we briefly present ground categories and concepts of the complexity paradigm, capable of tackling phenomena of emergency, non-linearity and fuzziness related to new, mutant, complex health objects. We conclude with a few remarks and thoughts yet preliminary on foundations, perspectives and consequences of applying the modality of "contingency" as alternative to notions of determination in the health field, in

  14. Efficacy and Safety of Apixaban Versus Warfarin in Patients with Atrial Fibrillation and a History of Cancer: Insights from the ARISTOTLE Trial.

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    Melloni, Chiara; Dunning, Allison; Granger, Christopher B; Thomas, Laine; Khouri, Michel G; Garcia, David A; Hylek, Elaine M; Hanna, Michael; Wallentin, Lars; Gersh, Bernard J; Douglas, Pamela S; Alexander, John H; Lopes, Renato D

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    Cancer is associated with a prothrombotic state and increases the risk of thrombotic events in patients with atrial fibrillation. We described the clinical characteristics and outcomes and assessed the safety and efficacy of apixaban versus warfarin in patients with atrial fibrillation and cancer in the Apixaban for Reduction in Stroke and Other Thromboembolic Events in Atrial Fibrillation (ARISTOTLE) trial. The association between cancer and clinical outcomes was assessed using Cox regression models. At baseline, 1236 patients (6.8%) had a history of cancer; 12.7% had active cancer, and 87.3% had remote cancer. There were no significant associations between history of cancer and stroke/systemic embolism, major bleeding, or death. The effect of apixaban versus warfarin for the prevention of stroke/systemic embolism was consistent among patients with a history of cancer (event/100 patient-years = 1.4 vs 1.2; hazard ratio [HR], 1.09; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.53-2.26) and no cancer (1.3 vs 1.6; HR, 0.77; 95% CI, 0.64-0.93) (P interaction = .37). The safety and efficacy of apixaban versus warfarin were preserved among patients with and without active cancer. Apixaban was associated with a greater benefit for the composite of stroke/systemic embolism, myocardial infarction, and death in active cancer (HR, 0.30; 95% CI, 0.11-0.83) versus without cancer (HR, 0.86; 95% CI, 0.78-0.95), but not in remote cancer (HR, 1.46; 95% CI, 1.01-2.10) (interaction P = .0028). Cancer was not associated with a higher risk of stroke. The superior efficacy and safety of apixaban versus warfarin were consistent in patients with and without cancer. Our positive findings regarding apixaban use in patients with atrial fibrillation and cancer are exploratory and promising, but warrant further evaluation. Copyright © 2017 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

  15. Insolubilia and the fallacy secundum quid et simpliciter

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    2008-01-01

    Thomas Bradwardine makes much of the fact that his solution to the insolubles is in accordance with Aristotle's diagnosis of the fallacy in the Liar paradox as that of secundum quid et simpliciter. Paul Spade, however, claims that this invocation of Aristotle by Bradwardine is purely "honorary" in

  16. Transition and the Problems of Modern Nigerian Poetry: An ...

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    Ever since Aristotle propounded the theory of the difference between literature and history, scholars and researchers have continued to develop different levels of interests on the problems bothering on these two fields of study. Even though Aristotle expressed the view that 'history reports the particular truth while literature ...

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    12nd Department of Pediatrics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, AHEPA Hospital, 54636 Thessaloniki, Greece. 2Department of Biochemistry, School of Medicine, Aristotle University .... the general population and the elite endurance students in Ko- rea. J. Genet. Med. 3, 11–14. Costerousse O., Allegrini J., Lopez M. and ...

  18. Rhetoric Then and Now: A Proposal for Integration.

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    Makus, Anne

    1990-01-01

    Explores whether continuity or discontinuity is more appropriate to describe the particular relation between Aristotle's theory or rhetoric and Stuart Hall's ideology theory. Argues for inclusion of ideology theory within the rhetorical canon. Suggests that, if Aristotle's rhetorical theory belongs in the canon, Hall's theory also belongs because…

  19. Rhetorical Invention and Advanced Literacy: An Historical Perspective.

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    Hagaman, John

    Recent criticism of rhetorical invention faults the discipline for not promoting "advanced literacy," defined as the use of critical reading and writing abilities to serve social ends. Aristotle's vision of rhetoric has contributed significantly to a cognitive view of invention, but Aristotle also acknowledged the importance of social…

  20. Thomas Aquinas on the Soul: Old problems, New Solutions. Guiding Premises for a Thomistic Synthesis

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    2012-12-01

    Full Text Available This article examines two main approaches to the doctrine of the soul: that of Plato and that of Aristotle. Each of these approaches had its own development and its own interpretations. Plato and his school was more important during the Middle Ages. Through the neo-platonic philosophers it reached Saint Augustine and became a part of the western cultural and religious heritage until finally it was taken up by member of the Franciscan order - Roger Bacon and Bonaventure. But this paradigm could not solve a host of problems connected with the soul and many of them remained unresolved. The end of the twelfth century brought the growth of the universities and the teaching of Aristotle - a new paradigm - transmitted by the Arabic philosophers which was rediscovered by the West. Two commentators on Aristotle - Averroes and Avicenna -were the most important for the West, especially since Avicenna exerted a great influence on Albert the Great. But both Plato and Aristotle, when taken separately, proved to be quite useless in resolving certain problems. But Thomas Aquinas was able to splice the Gordian knot concealing a solution to the problem of the soul. By combining the psychology of Plato with the metaphysics of Aristotle, Thomas succeeded in creating a new concept of the human person. The author of this article has tried to explain the difficulties which faced Thomas and the way in which Thomas was able to resolve a problem which had troubled philosophy through the ages - the problem of reconciling Plato with Aristotle and finding a way to make their conflicting philosophies agree with each other

  1. Moth flies and sand flies (Diptera: Psychodidae in Cretaceous Burmese amber

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    Full Text Available One new subfamily, four new genera and 10 new species of Psychodidae are described from Burmese amber which significantly increases our knowledge about this group in the Cretaceous. Protopsychodinae n. subfam. probably represents the oldest known ancestor of modern Psychodinae and includes three species within two genera: Datzia setosa gen. et sp. n., Datzia bispina gen. et sp. n., and Mandalayia beumersorum gen. et sp. n. Sycoracinae and Phlebotominae are represented by two genera each in the studied material, Palaeoparasycorax globosus gen. et sp. n., Palaeoparasycorax suppus gen. et sp. n., Parasycorax simplex sp. n., and Phlebotomites aphoe sp. n. and Phlebotomus vetus sp. n., respectively. Bruchomyiinae is represented by Nemopalpus quadrispiculatus sp. n. Furthermore, one genus of an incertae sedis subfamily, Bamara groehni gen. et sp. n., is described. The systematic positions of the new taxa are discussed.

  2. Enti della Chiesa e diritto secolare

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    Paolo Cavana

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    ABSTRACT: This paper deals with the complex relationship between Catholic Church entities and secular law, which has always had great relevance and impact on the canonical discipline of such institutions. After some preliminary remarks about the juridical status of Church institutions in canon law across the centuries, from the ius vetus to the 1917 Codex and the current Code of Canon Law (1983, the paper compares their current regulation in secular law within the most important legal traditions in the West, emphasizing pros and cons of each legal system. In the second part, it focuses on the impact of some recent trends that emerge from the evolution of both secular and canonical legal systems and concern the regulation of Church institutions and of Church-related institutions. It then draws some conclusive remarks on the need to update their inner structure and administrative rules.

  3. kaˆ kaqÒlou oÛtwj Óti prèth P. Aubenque / A. de Muralt: una polémica conceptual sobre la metafísica aristotélica

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    Francisco León Florido

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    Full Text Available In this article we present a conceptual controversy concerning the metaphysics of Aristotle. Pierre Aubenque defends an aporetical interpretation that refuses the presence of the doctrine of the nalogy in the Aristotelic texts. According to Aubenque, Aristotle is trying to unify the physics and the metaphysics, but fails in his attempt, causing le problème de l’être. The swiss professor André de Muralt organizes the Aristotelic metaphysics around the analogy of being, conceived as a methodological procedure. According to Muralt, Aristotle is the maker of the invention du discours metaphysique, a systematic structure that provides the themes, concepts and great lines of the western thought.

  4. LA INSTITUCION: UNA CATEGORIA A RECONSTRUIR

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    Gloria Alvarado Forero

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    Full Text Available El desarrollo de las teorías del Sujeto modificó, de manera sensible, las estrategias de construcción del concepto de Institución y por tanto impuso la necesidad de reconsiderar a uno de los pilares en los cuales se fundamenta el saber de las Ciencias Sociales. Tales teorías, articuladas de manera indisoluble con los problemas del orden simbólico y por tanto con el problema del sentido, no han conducido sinembargo, a viabilizar satisfactoriamente un concepto dinámico de la institución como acción en y por la creación, manteniendo por el contrario afianzada su condición de entidad y estado de cosas. Una aproximación a la lógica del sentido, muestra por el contrario interesantes posibilidades, a la luz de las cuales ciertos debates sobre lo instituído y lo instituyente como momentos de la institución se revelan irrelevantes.

  5. The Relationship between Deliberative Belief, Critical Thinking and College Students' Engagement Attitudes in Volunteering

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    Lin, Chun-Wen

    2017-01-01

    Aristotle once said that moral deliberation is supposed to find reasons, which may lead us to renounce spurious moral beliefs in pursuit of authentic goodness. The aim of this study was to construct a theoretical model, based on Aristotle's deliberation theory framework, representing college students' attitudes toward volunteering in nursing…

  6. What It Is and that It Is

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    Cannatella, Howard

    2012-01-01

    The title of this paper comes from Aristotle's "Metaphysics." It appropriately captures how he understood art education. In what follows, a considerable amount of the author's thinking is indebted to Plato's and Aristotle's understanding of art education as mimetic education. On first view, an art mimetic educational approach may appear worryingly…

  7. Trabalho e atividade: categorias de análise na psicologia histórico-cultural do desenvolvimento Trabajo y actividad: categorías de análisis en la psicología sociocultural del desarrollo Work and activity: analysis categories in the development historical-cultural psychology

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    Lígia Márcia Martins

    2010-12-01

    Full Text Available Este artigo é resultado de estudos teóricos e pretende apresentar algumas contribuições ao estudo da psicologia histórico-cultural do desenvolvimento, mais especificamente no que se refere à relação existente entre as categorias de trabalho e atividade. Estudos desta natureza são importantes para psicólogos, pedagogos e demais profissionais envolvidos direta ou indiretamente com a prática educativa, na busca por compreender o problema da periodização do desenvolvimento em uma perspectiva não naturalizante. Nesta direção, a categoria de atividade principal mostra-se central como força motriz do processo de desenvolvimento humano, portanto encontra-se estreitamente ligada ao lugar que cada indivíduo ocupa na sociedade de classes bem como às condições objetivas de sua existência material. O estudo do desenvolvimento coincide com o estudo da pessoa concreta, imersa numa trama de relações sociais e num sistema político e econômico; enfim, outra coisa não é senão o estudo da história objetivada em cada indivíduo particular.This article is the result of theoretical studies and intends to show some contributions to the Development Historical-Cultural Psychology, more specifically, regarding to the relationship between the work and activity categories. These studies show to be relevant to the psychologists, pedagogues and other professionals involved directly or indirectly with the educational practice, in the quest to understand the problem of development periodization in a non-naturalistic perspective. In this way, the main activity category shows up as a central driving force of human development process and, therefore, it is closely linked to the place which each individual takes up in the class society as well as the objective conditions of his material existence. The development study matches with the study of specific person, immersed in a web of social relations; in a political and economic system; and finally

  8. Aristotelova reflexe tragického konceptu příčiny

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    2016-01-01

    Roč. 8, č. 15 (2016), s. 72-83 ISSN 1803-7860 Institutional support: RVO:67985955 Keywords : causal theory * Aristotle's philosophy of nature * Aristotle's philosophy of science - cause * chance and fate in the tragic thought * Posterior Analytics Subject RIV: AA - Philosophy ; Religion http://journal.aither.eu/data/hostedit2/userfiles/A15.pdf

  9. Mrs. Aristotele’s teeth : How SOEP transformed life satisfaction research

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    Headey, Bruce; Muffels, R.J.A.; Erlinghagen, M.; Hank, K.; Kreyenfeld, M.

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    Aristotle thought that women were inferior to men, and cited the well-known »fact« that they have fewer teeth as evidence to support his belief. Bertrand Russell pointed out that all he had to do to check this »fact« was ask Mrs. Aristotle to open her mouth. SOEP has played the same role in research

  10. Aristóteles y el objeto de la ciencia en la lógica tardomedieval

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    José Angel García Cuadrado

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    Full Text Available The idea of science developed by Aristotle in his treatises on logic was a necessary reference point for medieval thinkers. However, the interpretation proposed by Ockham and the Nominalists led to a linguistic revolution in the formulation of this concept. Vincent Ferrer, though continuing the Thomistic tradition, assumes the linguistic transformation brought about by Nominalism, and reformulates Aristotle's doctrine.

  11. John of Salisbury on Aristotelian Science

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    The First substantial treatment of John of Salisbury's views on Aristotelian science. Important for our understanding of the reception of Aristotle's works and for the history of theories of science.......The First substantial treatment of John of Salisbury's views on Aristotelian science. Important for our understanding of the reception of Aristotle's works and for the history of theories of science....

  12. Aristotle meets the FERC

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    1990-01-01

    This paper reports that before the era of FERC Order 436.500 and the onset of pipeline competition, making pipelines was a lot like making statues; all the causes and influences could be clearly and easily identified. New markets were well defined, the pipelines already serving the area built the new facilities, and the project didn't usually change too much from application through certification to construction. But the new era of pipeline rivalry has drastically altered the manner in which major new projects are pursued. The scramble for the scarce opportunities for rate base additions has caused some of the most profound changes: pipelines no longer need to feel confined to their traditional market areas---they can't afford to miss the opportunities

  13. Aristotle and Double Effect

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    2014-01-01

    There are some interesting similarities between Aristotle’s ‘mixed actions’ in Book III of the Nicomachean Ethics and the actions often thought to be justifiable with the Doctrine of Double Effect. Here I analyse these similarities by comparing Aristotle’s examples of mixed actions with standard...... cases from the literature on double effect such as, amongst others, strategic bombing, the trolley problem, and craniotomy. I find that, despite some common features such as the dilemmatic structure and the inevitability of a bad effect, Aristotle’s mixed actions do not count as cases justifiable...... through application of the Doctrine of Double Effect because they fail to meet the crucial necessary condition of the Doctrine according to which the bad effect can only be a merely foreseen side- effect and not an intended means....

  14. Aristotle, Autonomy, and Design

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    2014-06-30

    by servitude. This particular insight is not especially profound; we might regard it as a philosophical adaptation of Maslow ’ s hierarchy of needs ...built structure would fail to satisfy the needs of a mass housing market that requires broad appeal. In this way, the architect too is constrained in...the course of their lives- a view that most philosophers reject- we will need institutions and programs designed to cultivate it and reinforce it

  15. The Impacts of Corruption on Economic Development in Afghanistan: A Study of the Effects of Nepotism and Bribery

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    corruption as it changes over time. He references philosophers such as Plato , Aristotle and Machiavelli.2 Plato introduces the initial analyses of...corruption as human flaw introduced into governments that distorts and perverts them. Aristotle takes Plato further by identifying the transformation...reemphasizes that while corrupt practices are condoned and rationalized , more damaging forms of corruption will become acceptable. Corruption can co-exist with

  16. La generación absoluta, según la exposición aquiniana de Aristóteles

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    Full Text Available The distinction between absolute and relative generation implies the difference between substance and not-substance, instead of that between being and not-being, according to Aristotle. This paper tries to explain how this distinction makes possible to talk about the absolute not-being, an unavoidable concept when Aristotle tries to explain the absolute generation and corruption without appealing to the nothing.

  17. Anicio Manlio Severino Boecio: notas sobre una traducción inédita a la Metafísica de Aristóteles

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    Full Text Available Based upon Saint Thomas' commentary to the books Peri Hermeneias and Metaphysics of Aristotle, we raise two hypothesis: a There was a translation and a commentary of Severinus Boethius on Aristotle's Metaphysics, b Boethius is not only an authority on logic but also en prôtèphilosophía. We try to prove our thesis with specific texts of Aquinas's philosophical commentaries.

  18. Back to Essentials: Virtues and Character for Strategic Leaders

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    the exercise of virtues . 10 Virtues are acquired through intensive practice and they help avoid excesses.31 In that sense, Aristotle emphasized...2012). 31 Kreeft, Back to Virtue ; Havard, Virtuous Leadership. 32 Aristotle . 33 Robert Turknett, Lyn Turknett, and Chris McCusker, “Going First and...Leading Ethically .” Principal Leadership, (May 2008): 64. This study coincides with the tree virtues identified by Glanz - courage judgment and

  19. Necessary Evil: The Importance of Destruction and Occupation in War

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    2010-06-01

    world wars, the Cold War, and many other military conflicts. As the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle said, “We make war so that we may live in...of ashes—the result of systematic burning at the hands of 1 Aristotle . Nichomachean Ethics...the defeated nation and stew in the rhetoric of how wrongly they had been treated. The small number of occupation soldiers physically present

  20. Historical antecedents to the philosophy of Paul Feyerabend.

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    Munévar, Gonzalo

    2016-06-01

    Paul Feyerabend has been considered a very radical philosopher of science for proposing that we may advance hypotheses contrary to well-confirmed experimental results, that observations make theoretical assumptions, that all methodological rules have exceptions, that ordinary citizens may challenge the judgment of experts, and that human happiness should be a key value for science. As radical as these theses may sound, they all have historical antecedents. In defending the Copernican view, Galileo exemplified the first two; Mill, Aristotle and Machiavelli all argued for pluralism; Aristotle gave commonsense reasons for why ordinary citizens may be able to judge the work of experts; and a combination of Plato's and Aristotle's views can offer strong support for the connection between science and happiness. Copyright © 2015 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

  1. Investigação do valor da categoria diagnóstica de células epiteliais atípicas, de significado indeterminado, e origem indefinida da nomenclatura brasileira para laudos citopatológicos cervicais Investigation of the value of the atypical epithelial cells of undetermined significance and origin diagnostic category proposed by the Brazilian nomenclature for reporting cervical cytological diagnosis

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    Álvaro Piazzetta Pinto

    2006-04-01

    Full Text Available INTRODUÇÃO: Em 2002 a Nomenclatura Brasileira para Laudos de Citopatologia Cervical Uterina foi revisada, sendo criada uma categoria para atipias de significado indeterminado (ASI e elaborada uma categoria de origem indefinida (ASIOI. Assim como as células atípicas de significado indeterminado de origem escamosa (ASCUS e as células atípicas de significado indeterminado de origem glandular (AGUS, a categoria diagnóstica ASIOI é controversa. Apesar disso, nenhum estudo nacional anterior a este investigou sua validade. OBJETIVO: Este trabalho tem como objetivo principal investigar a importância da categoria ASIOI. Secundariamente, visa ainda contribuir com a divulgação da Nomenclatura Brasileira para Laudos de Citopatologia Cervical Uterina, através de sua publicação na íntegra. MATERIAIS E MÉTODOS: Este estudo resultou da colaboração de dois laboratórios privados de anatomia patológica e citopatologia. Os casos foram selecionados a partir de arquivos de exames citopatológicos, realizados entre 2000 e 2004, com diagnóstico de ASCUS ou AGUS e seguidos por exame histológico. Foram selecionados e revisados 30 casos, sendo identificados campos citológicos diagnósticos de ASIOI, ASCUS e AGUS. RESULTADOS: Dos 30 casos, 26 foram selecionados para o estudo após revisão citopatológica. Desses, 19 apresentavam apenas campos citológicos com diagnóstico de ASCUS e/ou AGUS, sendo utilizados como grupo-controle. Apenas sete casos continham campos compatíveis com ASIOI, dos quais 4 (57,1% estavam associados a AGUS; 1 (14,3% a ASCUS; 1 (14,3% estava associado a ambos; e 1 (14,3% não possuía alterações compatíveis com ASCUS e/ou AGUS. DISCUSSÃO: Os casos de ASIOI encontrados mostraram forte associação com a categoria AGUS e com alterações glandulares na histologia. A maior parte dessas correspondeu a alterações reacionais e benignas, exceto por um caso de displasia e um de adenocarcinoma in situ. O diagnóstico de ASIOI

  2. Rozdíly v chápání ctnosti u Platóna, Aristotela a Aurelia Augustina

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    Kavanová, Blanka

    2011-01-01

    Bachelor's Thesis: Difference in Plato's, Aristotle's and Aurelius Augustinus' Understanding to Virtue Name: Blanka Kavanová Faculty: Faculty of Education, Charles University in Prague Department of Social Sciences and Philosophy Year: 2011 ABSTRACT The bachelor's thesis is concerned with the development and differences in Plato's, Aristotle's and Aurelius Augustinus' concept of virtue. The first part is focused on Plato's concept of four basic virtues, i.e. moderation/reasonableness, justice...

  3. Categorias sociais da Ópera do Malandro

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    Anderson Luis Thomaz

    2016-10-01

    Full Text Available Este trabalho expõe uma interpretação das categoriais sociais representativas no Brasil na década de 1970, retratadas em cinco canções de Chico Buarque de Hollanda na peça Ópera do malandro. Procuramos demonstrar, a partir dos exemplos musicais propostos, que Hollanda fez da relação tensa entre censura e produção artística a base de sua matéria poética, imprimindo um sentido político-social original em sua obra musical, indo além dos limites da canção de protesto tradicional. Essa opção do autor teve como base a proposta teórico-prática do dramaturgo e teórico alemão Bertolt Brecht, que, em seus escritos sobre ópera, defende uma maior independência da música com relação à ação dramática.

  4. Hábitos de higiene bucal de adultos porto-alegrenses

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    Abegg Claídes

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    Full Text Available OBJETIVOS: Avaliar alguns hábitos de higiene bucal (escovação dentária, uso do palito e uso do fio dental em um grupo de adultos, em relação a fatores sociodemográficos, e investigar o nível de placa bacteriana e sangramento gengival. METODOLOGIA: A amostra foi constituída por 234 mulheres e 237 homens de duas categorias socioeconômicas, com idade entre 24 e 44 anos. Os dados foram coletados através de entrevistas estruturadas e exames clínicos. RESULTADOS: A freqüência de escovação encontrada foi alta: (mediana e moda de três vezes ao dia e apresentou associação com sexo e categoria socioeconômica. A maioria dos entrevistados (67,5% declarou usar fio dental, estando seu uso associado com sexo e categoria socioeconômica. Usar palito foi descrito como um hábito comum para a maioria das pessoas entrevistadas:(54,6% o usam. O uso do palito apresentou associação com sexo, idade e categoria socioeconômica . O nível de placa bacteriana foi moderado para a maioria das pessoas (62,6%, e estava associado com a categoria socioeconômica. Um quarto dos participantes do estudo não apresentou sangramento gengival, e este estava associado com a idade e a categoria socioeconômica. CONCLUSÃO: Os hábitos de higiene bucal foram considerados bons para a maioria dos indivíduos que participaram do estudo, havendo necessidade de melhoria para os homens e pessoas de categoria socioeconômica inferior.

  5. O uso da ferramenta gerenciamento por categoria na gestão da cadeia de suprimentos: um estudo multicaso Using the category management tool in supply chain management: a multicase study

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    Érica Ferreira Marques

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    Full Text Available Diante do atual cenário competitivo, indústria e varejo estão buscando alternativas que garantam sua continuidade no mercado brasileiro. Para tanto, estão buscando atender eficientemente aos seus consumidores finais, oferecendo um mix de produtos adequado ao perfil de cada grupo de clientes. É dentro deste contexto que a ferramenta gerenciamento por categorias (GC, e outras práticas do ECR, estão começando a fazer parte do dia-a-dia, da cultura e das estratégias dessas empresas. Este artigo, visando fornecer subsídios para compreender como o GC pode ser uma ferramenta que otimiza a eficiência na gestão da cadeia de suprimento, apresentará as principais ações a serem desenvolvidas para a implementação dessa ferramenta em pequenos e médios supermercados, suas características facilitadoras e limitadoras, bem como os critérios para a escolha do parceiro.In today's highly competitive scenario, the industrial and retail sectors seek alternatives to ensure their continuity in the Brazilian market. To meet consumer expectations, one of the alternatives these sectors have devised is to offer a mix of products tailored to the profile of each group of customers. Within this context, the Category Management (CM tool and other Efficient Consumer Response (ECR practices have begun to take hold in the daily routine, culture and strategies of companies. To illustrate how the CM can be an efficiency-optimizing tool in supply chain management, this article discusses the main actions to be developed in the implementation of this tool in small and medium sized supermarkets, its facilitating and limiting characteristics, and criteria for the choice of business partners.

  6. Correlations between Theories of Human Nature and Politics: A Search for a Relationship in the Work of Dewey and Rawls

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    1988-04-08

    to fathom assertion, but at lest two qualifications should be made. First, we must not confuse the idea with egoism . Even though the parties are...14Aristotle Nicomachean Ethics 5. 3. 1131a25. 15Rawls, Theory of Justice, p. 156. 16Actually, we might argue for a three part division in Rawls: noumenal...nature/nurture portion of the self. pij BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WORKS CITED Aristotle. Nicomachean Ethics . Dewey, John. Human Nature and Conduct: An

  7. Hvad er rum?

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    Nawa, Bashir Ahmad; Hagemann Hansen, Simone

    2013-01-01

    This report is an exposition of space in the history of philosophy, since Aristotle to The Enlightenment in Europe. We have discussed different views of space of the major philosophers and scientists including Aristotle, Descartes, Leibniz, Newton and Kant. Interestingly each of the mentioned philosophers and scientists holds widely different understanding of space from the others. These views are explained in the following historical order: Aristotle’s space, Descartes’ locomotion and mechan...

  8. A pertinência da categoria divisão sexual do trabalho para a análise da morfologia do trabalho na contemporaneidade (The relevance of category sexual division of labor to the analysis of work in... Doi: 10.5212/Emancipacao.v.15i1.0003

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    2016-05-01

    Full Text Available Resumo: O presente artigo tem por objetivo refletir sobre a morfologia do trabalho na contemporaneidade, onde analisaremos a categoria divisão sexual do trabalho,conceituando e debatendo sua pertinência para compreender a organização e o processo do trabalho no capitalismo atual. Metodologicamente, caracteriza-se por um ensaio teóricoque busca demonstrar a importância e a necessidade da referida categoria para desvendar aspectos fundamentais nos estudos sobre o mundo do trabalho diante das mudanças e das manutenções nas contradições basilares desse processo. A discussão demonstra a desigualdade que as mulheres enfrentam na esfera produtiva e reprodutiva, assim como as relações sociais continuam a operar e a se apresentar por meio da exploração, dominação e opressão, manifestadas pelas desigualdades salariais, divisão sexual do trabalho, exploração no trabalho doméstico, altos índices de violência contra a mulher, dentre outros elementos. Palavras-chave: Trabalho. Divisão Sexual do Trabalho. Capitalismo. Abstract: This article aims to reflect on the morphology of work in contemporary society, where we analyze the category sexual division of labor, conceptualizing and discussing their relevance for understanding the organization and the process of labor in contemporary capitalism. Methodologically, is characterized by a theoretical essay that seeks to demonstrate the importance and the necessity of that category to unravel fundamental aspects in studies of the working world in the face of changes and maintenance of the basic contradictions of this process. The discussion demonstrates the inequality faced by women in productive and reproductive sphere, as well as social relations continue to operate and to present through exploration, domination and oppression expressed by wage inequality, sexual division of labor exploitation in domestic work, high rates of violence against women, among other elements. Keywords: Work

  9. ROLE OF ANCIENT HERITAGE IN FORMING CHRISTIAN WORLD PICTURE

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    Vadim Vadimovich Kortunov

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    Full Text Available The article compares the views of Plato and Aristotle in terms of their relation to the problem of rationality. In fact, Plato and Aristotle have absolutely opposite positions on the question of the essence of philosophy, its subject, its methods; they call for a completely incompatible with each other interpretations of the basis of the life. For Plato, true being is spiritual, transcendental that does not fit into any rational-logical framework. For Aristotle true being is subject-sensual, quite rationally knowable within the boundaries of logical thinking. For Plato, the subject-sensual - is illusory "shadow" of the spirit; for Aristotle absolute spirit is a theoretical assumption, assumption forced, as a kind of methodological assumption to justify the reality of the subject-sensual, "flesh" world. Aristotle most clearly formulated the idea of the rational-logical totality, as a whole it is quite popular for the ancient metaphysics, with which the natural philosophers, and Eleatics, and sophists were largely agreed. Plato, "Opened" transcendence, outlined ways to super-rational, and in many respects to the irrational and mystical understanding of the philosophical problems. And in this sense, as well as Orphics and the Pythagoreans, he left some opposition to the rational-logical tradition of ancient Greece. Plato argued that the truth - it is itself a spiritual reality, which is originally opened to man: it is beyond controversy, representing the true being. From this he concluded that the forms of life and forms of logical thinking differ from each other. For Aristotle, on the contrary, the truth is the correspondence of the forms of thinking to the forms of being; it is not a reality, but it is a reflection of the reality in the structures of human consciousness. And we need to dad that just such interpretation of truth firmly established in Western philosophy and science.These two tendencies, aimed at forming rational and irrational

  10. Communications received from Member States regarding the Export of Nuclear Material and of Certain Categories of Equipment and other Material; Comunicaciones Recibidas De Estados Miembros Relativas A La Exportacion De Materiales Nucleares Y De Determinadas Categorias De Equipo Y Otros Materiales

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    The Director General has received letters concerning the export of nuclear material and of certain categories of equipment and other material from the following Resident Representatives to the International Atomic Energy Agency: a letter dated 28 February 1994 from the Resident Representative of France; letters dated 1 March 1994 from the Resident Representatives of Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, Canada, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Japan, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, and the United States of America; and a letter dated 22 March 1994 from the Resident Representative of Romania [Spanish] El Director General recibio cartas relativas a la exportacion de materiales nucleares y de determinadas categorias de equipo y otros materiales de los siguientes Representantes Permanentes ante el Organismo Internacional de Energia Atomica: una carta fechada el 28 de febrero de 1994 del Representante Permanente de Francia; cartas fechadas el 1 de marzo de 1994 de los Representantes Permanentes de Alemania, Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, Canada, Dinamarca, Espana, Estados Unidos de America, Finlandia, Grecia, Hungria, Irlanda, Japon, Luxemburgo, Noruega, Paises Bajos, Polonia, Portugal, Reino Unido de Gran Bretana e Irlanda del Norte, Republica Checa y Suecia,- una carta fechada el 22 de marzo de 1994 del Representante Permanente de Rumania.

  11. Význam čísel mezi Platónem a Aristotelem

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    Šíma, Antonín

    2016-01-01

    1 Abstract Meaning of numbers between Plato and Aristotle Antonín Šíma The dissertation titled "The Transformation of the Concept of Number between Plato and the Early Academy" deals with the problem of numbers in early Platonism between Aristotle and Plato. In Plato's dialogues, within professional mathematical disciplines of knowledge, numbers fulfil a function of propaedeutic procedure to the method of thinking − dialectic. Dialectic engages in the most general structures of thinking whose...

  12. Quantum potentiality revisited

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    Jaeger, Gregg

    2017-10-01

    Heisenberg offered an interpretation of the quantum state which made use of a quantitative version of an earlier notion, , of Aristotle by both referring to it using its Latin name, potentia, and identifying its qualitative aspect with . The relationship between this use and Aristotle's notion was not made by Heisenberg in full detail, beyond noting their common character: that of signifying the system's objective capacity to be found later to possess a property in actuality. For such actualization, Heisenberg required measurement to have taken place, an interaction with external systems that disrupts the otherwise independent, natural evolution of the quantum system. The notion of state actualization was later taken up by others, including Shimony, in the search for a law-like measurement process. Yet, the relation of quantum potentiality to Aristotle's original notion has been viewed as mainly terminological, even by those who used it thus. Here, I reconsider the relation of Heisenberg's notion to Aristotle's and show that it can be explicated in greater specificity than Heisenberg did. This is accomplished through the careful consideration of the role of potentia in physical causation and explanation, and done in order to provide a fuller understanding of this aspect of Heisenberg's approach to quantum mechanics. Most importantly, it is pointed out that Heisenberg's requirement of an external intervention during measurement that disrupts the otherwise independent, natural evolution of the quantum system is in accord with Aristotle's characterization of spontaneous causation. Thus, the need for a teleological understanding of the actualization of potentia, an often assumed requirement that has left this fundamental notion neglected, is seen to be spurious. This article is part of the themed issue `Second quantum revolution: foundational questions'.

  13. Quantum potentiality revisited.

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    Jaeger, Gregg

    2017-11-13

    Heisenberg offered an interpretation of the quantum state which made use of a quantitative version of an earlier notion, [Formula: see text], of Aristotle by both referring to it using its Latin name, potentia , and identifying its qualitative aspect with [Formula: see text] The relationship between this use and Aristotle's notion was not made by Heisenberg in full detail, beyond noting their common character: that of signifying the system's objective capacity to be found later to possess a property in actuality. For such actualization, Heisenberg required measurement to have taken place, an interaction with external systems that disrupts the otherwise independent, natural evolution of the quantum system. The notion of state actualization was later taken up by others, including Shimony, in the search for a law-like measurement process. Yet, the relation of quantum potentiality to Aristotle's original notion has been viewed as mainly terminological, even by those who used it thus. Here, I reconsider the relation of Heisenberg's notion to Aristotle's and show that it can be explicated in greater specificity than Heisenberg did. This is accomplished through the careful consideration of the role of potentia in physical causation and explanation, and done in order to provide a fuller understanding of this aspect of Heisenberg's approach to quantum mechanics. Most importantly, it is pointed out that Heisenberg's requirement of an external intervention during measurement that disrupts the otherwise independent, natural evolution of the quantum system is in accord with Aristotle's characterization of spontaneous causation. Thus, the need for a teleological understanding of the actualization of potentia, an often assumed requirement that has left this fundamental notion neglected, is seen to be spurious.This article is part of the themed issue 'Second quantum revolution: foundational questions'. © 2017 The Author(s).

  14. Incidência de cesáreas segundo fonte de financiamento da assistência ao parto Incidence of cesarean delivery regarding the financial support source for delivery care

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    Marta Edna Holanda Diógenes Yazlle

    2001-04-01

    Full Text Available OBJETIVO: Estudar os tipos de partos de acordo com a categoria de internação da paciente, bem como as indicações de cesarianas mais freqüentemente referidas. MÉTODOS: A partir dos dados de um sistema de informações hospitalares, foi feita uma análise retrospectiva dos partos ocorridos no município de Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo, Brasil, no período de 1986-1995. Foram estudados: tipo de parto, categoria de admissão e diagnósticos referidos. RESULTADOS: Ocorreram 86.120 partos no período estudado, sendo 5,4% na categoria privada, 28,7% na categoria de pré-pagamento e 65,9% no sistema público (Sistema Único de Saúde -- SUS, observando-se uma diminuição nas categorias privada e SUS e aumento na categoria de pré-pagamento. A percentagem de cesáreas aumentou de 68,3% para 81,8% na categoria privada e de 69,1% para 77,9% na categoria pré-pagamento e diminuiu de 38,7% para 32,1% na categoria SUS. As principais indicações cesarianas referidas foram o sofrimento fetal, cujas incidências foram 9,5%, 10,9% e 9,0%, respectivamente, nas categorias particular, pré-pagamento e SUS; e distócia céfalo-pélvica cujas taxas foram 5,8%, 6,5% e 3,9%, respectivamente, nas mesmas categorias mencionadas. CONCLUSÃO: A incidência de cesariana variou segundo a categoria de internação, observando-se um gradiente crescente à medida que se elevou o padrão social das gestantes, não havendo correspondência com o risco obstétrico.OBJECTIVE: To study the types of delivery according to the category of patient admission and the most frequently reported indications for cesarean sections. METHODS: In a retrospective survey of deliveries performed in the municipality of Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo, Brazil, from 1986 to 1995, the type of delivery, category of admission and recorded diagnoses were assessed. Data were obtained from the Center of Hospital Data Processing of the Department of Social Medicine in the University of São Paulo, Ribeir

  15. The Roots of Research in (political) Persuasion: Ethos, Pathos, Logos and the Yale Studies of Persuasive Communications

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    DEMİRDÖĞEN, Ülkü D.

    2010-01-01

    In ancient Greece, Aristotle claimed in his Rhetoric that the function of rhetoric was not to persuade, but to discover the means of persuasion in each case. It is remarkable how the empirical approach towards persuasion embedded in ‘ethos, pathos, logos’ of Aristotle seems to be revisited by the Yale study group in 1950s, with the aim of discovering the laws of persuasive communications in laboratory settings. The contemporary quest carried out by the Yale research program on persuasion ref...

  16. Compreendendo a violência doméstica a partir das categorias gênero e geração Comprendiendo la violencia doméstica a partir de las categorías género y generación Understanding domestic violence from the categories gender and generation

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    Nadielene Pereira Gomes

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    Full Text Available Trata-se de uma revisão de literatura realizada a partir de 20 textos, entre artigos, livros, dissertações e teses entre 1996 a 2007 com o objetivo de compreender como as categorias gênero e geração influenciam na construção da violência doméstica contra a mulher. Foram estabelecidas duas categorias: violência de gênero e violência intergeracional. A análise dos textos indicou que o núcleo familiar, permeado pela visão patriarcal, configura-se enquanto um espaço de construção da violência de gênero e da violência intergeracional. Faz-se, portanto, necessária a re-estruturação da família com base em relações mais simétricas entre homens e mulheres e entre pais e filhos.El presente estudio trata de una revisión de literatura realizada a partir de 20 textos, entre artículos, libros, tesis de Maestria y de Doctorado existentes entre 1996 al 2007 con el objetivo de comprender cómo las categorías género y generación influyen en la construcción de la violencia doméstica contra la mujer. Fueron establecidas dos categorías: violencia de género y violencia intergeneracional. El análisis de los textos permitió concluir que el núcleo familiar, impregnado por una visión patriarcal, se configura como un espacio de construcción de la violencia de género y de la violencia intergeneracional. Se hace, por tanto, necesaria la reestructuración de la familia teniendo como base relaciones más simétricas entre hombres y mujeres y entre padres e hijos.This article is a literature review of 20 bibliographic sources, among them articles, books and thesis from 1996 to 2007. Regarding articles, Scielo represented the database consulted most often. The objective consisted of understanding how the categories 'gender' and 'generation' influence the occurrence of domestic violence against women. Two categories had been established about the topic: gender-based violence and intergenerational-based violence. The study showed that

  17. ARISTÓTELES CONTRA PARMÉNIDES: EL PROBLEMA DEL CAMBIO Y LA POSIBILIDAD DE UNA CIENCIA FÍSICA

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    Marcelo D. Boeri

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    Full Text Available This essay aims at presenting a reading of Aristotle’s criticisms of Parmenides at Physics. The author suggests that some important issues that Aristotle takes into account when determining the basic principles of the science of nature arise from those criticisms. Boeri argues that, in spite of the strong disagreement declared by Aristotle at Physics I 2-3 with regard to the Eleatic positions in general and to Parmenides’ position in particular, Aristotle takes advantage of his discussion with Parmenides in a constructive manner in favor of his own theory of change and, in general terms, of the indispensable conditions for the constitution of a science of nature. According to the author, one of the central points of Aristotle’s disagreement with Parmenides (the theory of being is at once one of the most fertile issues from the standpoint of Aristotle’s use of such disagreement in order to establish the foundations of his physics.

  18. Professional virtue and professional self-awareness: a case study in engineering ethics.

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    Stovall, Preston

    2011-03-01

    This paper articulates an Aristotelian theory of professional virtue and provides an application of that theory to the subject of engineering ethics. The leading idea is that Aristotle's analysis of the definitive function of human beings, and of the virtues humans require to fulfill that function, can serve as a model for an analysis of the definitive function or social role of a profession and thus of the virtues professionals must exhibit to fulfill that role. Special attention is given to a virtue of professional self-awareness, an analogue to Aristotle's phronesis or practical wisdom. In the course of laying out my account I argue that the virtuous professional is the successful professional, just as the virtuous life is the happy life for Aristotle. I close by suggesting that a virtue ethics approach toward professional ethics can enrich the pedagogy of professional ethics courses and help foster a sense of pride and responsibility in young professionals.

  19. Isocrates, Aristotle, and Credibility Research.

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    Benoit, William L.

    Both rhetorical theorists and attitude change theorists agree that characteristics of the source of persuasive communication can improve the persuasiveness of that message. Writers from both perspectives have approached this notion from two divergent perspectives. Isocrates was concerned with the speaker's prior reputation, which is quite similar…

  20. CIDADE, ESPAÇO E TEMPO: REFLEXÕES SOBRE A MEMÓRIA E O PATRIMÔNIO URBANO

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    Full Text Available Este  artigo propõe-se a analisaralgumas categorias, com  o fito de elaborar uma reflexão sobre a memória e o patrimônio urbano: destacadamente, atém-se às categorias tempo e espaço.Propõe uma categoria de síntese: cronotopo.Toma Paul Ricoeur comoreferencial parapensar estas categorias. Passa então à reflexão sobre memória e identidade. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Cidade – Memória Social – Patrimônio CulturalABSTRACT: This article aimsto analyse someconcepts concerning memory and urban cultural heritage: namely, the categories oftime and space. The articles indicates a synthesis category: chronotopos. Paul Ricouer is the theoretical and philosophical reference to think about these categories. Afterwards, the article handles with the subject of memory and identity.KEY-WORKS: City – Social Memory – Cultural Heritage

  1. Yin-Yang Balancing

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    Li, Peter Ping

    The potential contribution of the Eastern frame of Yin-Yang Balancing lies in the mindset of "either/and", in contrast to Aristotle's either/or logic and Hegel's "both/or". Implications of this either/and thinking for science and management will be explored.......The potential contribution of the Eastern frame of Yin-Yang Balancing lies in the mindset of "either/and", in contrast to Aristotle's either/or logic and Hegel's "both/or". Implications of this either/and thinking for science and management will be explored....

  2. Problemas de 'topoi' en Aristóteles. Notas sobre una hipótesis diacrónica

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    2005-01-01

    In the last fifty years a series of valuable contributions on Aristotle's Topics has helped to understand how a xóicoq functions in the dialectyeal argumentation. In contrast to this, Aristotle's TÓTCOI as set out in the Rhetoric does not seem to have received the same attention. Current opinión holds that the methodology in the Rhetoric involves two different kinds of TÓTCOI, the TÓTCOI KOIVOI and the iSia, considered by most scholars as 18101 TÓTCOI. The problem, here, ...

  3. Major bleeding in patients with atrial fibrillation receiving apixaban or warfarin: The ARISTOTLE Trial (Apixaban for Reduction in Stroke and Other Thromboembolic Events in Atrial Fibrillation): Predictors, Characteristics, and Clinical Outcomes.

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    Hylek, Elaine M; Held, Claes; Alexander, John H; Lopes, Renato D; De Caterina, Raffaele; Wojdyla, Daniel M; Huber, Kurt; Jansky, Petr; Steg, Philippe Gabriel; Hanna, Michael; Thomas, Laine; Wallentin, Lars; Granger, Christopher B

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    This study sought to characterize major bleeding on the basis of the components of the major bleeding definition, to explore major bleeding by location, to define 30-day mortality after a major bleeding event, and to identify factors associated with major bleeding. Apixaban was shown to reduce the risk of major hemorrhage among patients with atrial fibrillation in the ARISTOTLE (Apixaban for Reduction in Stroke and Other Thromboembolic Events in Atrial Fibrillation) trial. All patients who received at least 1 dose of a study drug were included. Major bleeding was defined according to the criteria of the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis. Factors associated with major hemorrhage were identified using a multivariable Cox model. The on-treatment safety population included 18,140 patients. The rate of major hemorrhage among patients in the apixaban group was 2.13% per year compared with 3.09% per year in the warfarin group (hazard ratio [HR] 0.69, 95% confidence interval [CI]: 0.60 to 0.80; p < 0.001). Compared with warfarin, major extracranial hemorrhage associated with apixaban led to reduced hospitalization, medical or surgical intervention, transfusion, or change in antithrombotic therapy. Major hemorrhage followed by mortality within 30 days occurred half as often in apixaban-treated patients than in those receiving warfarin (HR 0.50, 95% CI: 0.33 to 0.74; p < 0.001). Older age, prior hemorrhage, prior stroke or transient ischemic attack, diabetes, lower creatinine clearance, decreased hematocrit, aspirin therapy, and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs were independently associated with an increased risk. Apixaban, compared with warfarin, was associated with fewer intracranial hemorrhages, less adverse consequences following extracranial hemorrhage, and a 50% reduction in fatal consequences at 30 days in cases of major hemorrhage. Copyright © 2014 American College of Cardiology Foundation. Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

  4. Sucesso/insucesso escolar: a importância do nível socioeconómico e do género

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    Saavedra, Luísa

    2001-01-01

    Este estudo pretende verificar se existe veracidade sob a ideia tão difundida na opinião pública de que as raparigas são melhores alunas que os rapazes. Partindo do pressuposto de que nem a categoria «rapariga» nem a categoria «rapaz» são homogéneas estas categorias foram estudadas em relação com o nível socio-económico. Para tal, analisou-se se existia uma relação entre as classificações escolares e o sexo e nível socio-económico dos alunos. Realizaram-se diversos procedimentos estatístic...

  5. Saving the Phenomena in Medieval Astronomy

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    Seeskin, K.

    2011-06-01

    Aristotle's theory of motion is based on two principles: (1) all motion to either from the midpoint of the Earth, toward it, or around it, and (2) circular motion must proceed around an immovable point. On this view, the heavenly bodies are individual points of light carried around by a series of concentric spheres rotating at a constant pace around the midpoint of the Earth. But even in Aristotle's day, it was known that this theory had a great deal of difficulty accounting for planetary motion. Ptolemy's alternative was to introduce epicycles and eccentric orbits, thus denying Aristotle's view of natural motion. There was no doubt that Ptolemy's predictions were far better than Aristotle's. But for the medievals, Aristotle's theory made better intuitive sense. Moreover, Ptolemy's theory raised the question of how one sphere could pass through another. What to do? The solution of Moses Maimonides (1138-1204) was to say that it is not the job of the astronomer to tell us how things actually are but merely to propose a series of hypotheses that allow us to explain the relevant data. This view had obvious theological implications. If astronomy could explain planetary motion in an acceptable way, there was reason to believe that the order or structure of the heavens is what it is by necessity. This suggests that God did not exercise any degree of choice in making it that way. But if astronomy cannot explain planetary motion, the most reasonable explanation is that we are dealing with contingent phenomena rather than necessary ones. If there is contingency, there is reason to think God did exercise a degree of choice in making the heavens the way they are. A God who exercises choice is much closer to the God of Scripture. Although Galileo changed all of this, and paved the way for a vastly different view of astronomy, the answer to one set of questions raises a whole different set. In short, the heavenly motion still poses ultimate questions about God, existence, and

  6. MAPS OF ROMAN DACIA. I. THE MAP OF PETRUS KAERIUS (1571-1646

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    2014-04-01

    Full Text Available In the following, we would like to present and describe a very interesting map, engraved in the XVIIth or at the end of the XVIth century by a famous Dutch cartographer, engraver, and publisher: Pieter van der Keere (Petrus Kaerius. Born in Ghent in 1571, Van der Keere (1571-1646 developed his business in Amsterdam at the end of the XVIth century. The map described in our article is entitled Vetus Descriptio Daciarum nec non Moesiarum. The document is important for the history of cartography because it enable us to identify and comment upon the level of knowledge of Van der Keere about a region not so familiar to him. In fact, the map reflects a medieval version of the map of Ptolemy. This period is connected to the rediscovery of Ptolemy. Besides data from the famous work of the geographer born in Alexandria, Van der Keere included some interesting notations and details which reflect the middle Ages conceptions or geographical features invented in this period.

  7. Correlação radiológica e histológica de lesões mamárias não-palpáveis em pacientes submetidas a marcação pré-cirúrgica, utilizando-se o sistema BI-RADS Radiological and histological correlation of non-palpable breast lesions in patients submitted to preoperative marking according to BI-RADS classification

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    Vaneska de Carvalho Melhado

    2007-02-01

    Full Text Available OBJETIVO: Avaliar as categorias 3, 4 e 5 da classificação BI-RADS (Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System como fator preditivo para malignidade, correlacionando os achados mamográficos e histológicos em lesões não-palpáveis da mama. MATERIAIS E MÉTODOS: Estudo analítico descritivo de 169 mulheres submetidas a biópsia cirúrgica, após localização estereotáxica de lesões mamárias não-palpáveis. As mamografias dessas pacientes foram classificadas de acordo com a quarta edição do BI-RADS, avaliando-se as categorias 3, 4 (A, B e C e 5. Correlacionaram-se os achados mamográficos com os exames histológicos das lesões, avaliando-se o valor preditivo positivo em cada categoria. RESULTADOS: No total de 169 casos, foram diagnosticados 42 casos de câncer (24,8%. Destes, houve apenas um caso na categoria 3, 19 casos na categoria 4 e 22 casos na categoria 5. Os valores preditivos positivos para as categorias 3, 4A, 4B, 4C e 5 foram, respectivamente, de 3,4%, 10,3%, 11,3%, 36% e 91,7%. As microcalcificações foram o achado mais freqüente relacionado à doença maligna, ocorrendo em 61,5% do total. CONCLUSÃO: Este estudo demonstrou que a classificação BI-RADS permite predizer com segurança que há alta suspeição de malignidade para achados classificados na categoria 5 e diminuta chance para os achados da categoria 3. Quanto à categoria 4, foi constatada elevação progressiva dos valores preditivos positivos nas subcategorias A, B e C, mostrando que esta subdivisão contribui de forma mais detalhada e precisa na indicação de lesões suspeitas para malignidade.OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the positive predictive value for BI-RADS (Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System categories 3, 4 and 5, correlating mammographic and histological diagnosis in non-palpable breast lesions. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Analytical-descriptive study of 169 women submitted to stereotactic localization for surgical biopsy of non-palpable breast lesions

  8. Theodore Roszak (1933-2011 - Um contra-obituário

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    Horacio Luján Martínez

    2012-01-01

    Full Text Available Nosso texto não pretende mais do que lembrar algumas categorias do recentemente falecido historiador e sociólogo americano Theodore Roszak. Categorias como “contracultura” e “tecnocracia” que, embora pensadas ao “calor” dos acontecimentos do final da década dos anos sessenta, nos parecem ainda pertinentes.

  9. LA VOZ ΟΥΣΙΑ SEGÚN EL INDEX ARISTOTELICUS DE H.BONITZ

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    Jorge H. Evans Civit

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    In the bibliography to which Miguel Candel Sanmartín remit us in his spanish translation of Aristotle's Organon, he says: "H. Bonitz, Index Aristotelicus [ ... ]. It is still an indispensable instrument in order to study Aristotle's works". A group of Latin, Greek and Philosophy professors belonging to the School of  Philosophie and Literature (UNCuyo published, in 2010, a book named Antología del Index Aristotelicus de Bonitz. Due to sorne circumstances, at that moment we couldn't insert in our Antologie the article corresponding to the voice οὐσία, including our translation to Spanish of aristotelian texts referred by Bonitz in Greek language, together with the indication of the works in which these appears. We appreciate the publication of Bonitz's investigation of the voice οὐσία performed in accordance with the metodology applied in the mentioned Antology. The voice οὐσία is one of the key words of the Aristotle's thougt. Keywords: Politics; Ethics; Metaphysics; Philosophical Logic.

  10. Os gêneros poéticos antigos e o lugar-específico nas poéticas de Aristóteles e Horácio

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    2012-01-01

    Considering the distinction between tópos koinós and tópos ídios made by Aristotle in the Art of rhetoric, as well as the existence of a series of tópoi koinoí that the poets dealt with in the composition of their poems, in this essay we examine what are and what could be, in Poetics, the correspondent tópoi ídioi, and why they seem not to have been studied further. Two major texts are mentioned, Aristotle's and Horace's Poetics, and an outstanding modern essay, once more Francis Cairn's Gene...

  11. "Es ist meine Art, einen und denselben Gegenstand zu verfolgen, bis ich ihn aufgeklärt habe" Äußerungen Alexander von Humboldts über sich selbst

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    Ingo Schwarz

    2000-10-01

    Full Text Available Article in German, Abstracts in English and Spanish. Alexander von Humboldt has been characterized as the second, scientific discoverer of the New World, as the last universal scientist, Aristotle of modern times, etc. However, more or less hidden in his correspondence we find certain self-characterizations which are not that well-known. Some of them are quoted and discussed in the paper. Thus, an attempt is made to answer the question why Humboldt liked to call himself "the old man from the mountains", and whether or not he found it appropriate to be called "Aristotle of our age."

  12. A condicionalidade como zona conceitual

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    Taísa Peres de OLIVEIRA

    Full Text Available RESUMO Neste trabalho avaliam-se diferentes padrões de construções condicionais no português a partir dos parâmetros de condicionalidade. O objetivo principal é mostrar como a categoria está internamente organizada não apenas em termos de um núcleo prototípico, mas mostrando como os exemplares mais periféricos se relacionam a ele. As bases teóricas deste trabalho assentam-se sobre concepções funcional-cognitivistas, nos termos de Bybee (2010 e Dancygier (1998, especialmente considerando a relativa instabilidade da gramática e a fluidez da categoria. As reflexões principais apontam a condicionalidade como uma categoria bastante complexa que serve de/como abrigo de múltiplas construções.

  13. Categorias de Riscos Evidenciadas nos Relatórios da Administração de Empresas Brasileiras com ADRsRisk Categories Disclosed in the Administration Reports of Brazilian Companies with ADRsCategorías de Riesgos Constatadas en los Informes de Administración de Empresas Brasileñas con ADRs

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    ZONATTO, Vinícius Costa da Silva

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    Full Text Available RESUMOO estudo objetiva identificar as categorias de riscos evidenciadas no Relatório da Administração (RA, relativa ao ano de 2007, das empresas brasileiras com emissão de American Depositary Receipt (ADRs. A pesquisa caracteriza-se como descritiva, realizada por meio de análise documental. A amostra compreende 28 empresas brasileiras com emissão de ADRs na Bolsa de Valores de Nova Iorque (EUA. Consideraram-se sete categorias de riscos corporativos, identificadas a partir da metodologia do Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission (COSO, 2004: riscos estratégicos, riscos de mercado, riscos de crédito, riscos de liquidez, riscos operacionais, riscos legais e riscos de imagem. Os resultados da pesquisa mostram que, em geral, não há uma padronização quanto aos tipos de riscos evidenciados pelas empresas. Ao todo foram identificados 14 tipos de riscos. A categoria predominante na evidenciação foi risco operacional, com 20,72% das observações. Não foi encontrada evidenciação de riscos de imagem nos RA das empresas pesquisadas. Constatou-se que 19 empresas evidenciam algum tipo de risco a que a empresa está exposta, o que representa 67,86% da amostra. Por outro lado, nove empresas (32,14% não evidenciaram nenhum tipo de risco.ABSTRACTThe study aims to find the categories of risks disclosed in the Administration Reports of Brazilian companies with the issuance of ADR's. The research is characterized as descriptive, accomplished through documentary analysis. The sample includes 28 Brazilian companies with the issuance of American Depositary Receipt (ADR's in the Stock Exchange of New York (USA. We have tried to identify the categories of risk, presented by the companies surveyed in the Administration Reports (AR of 2007. Seven categories of corporate risks were considered, identified through COSO (2004 methodology: strategic risks, market risks, credit risks, liquidity risks, operational risks, legal risks

  14. Análise do sistema eletrônico de compras do governo federal brasileiro sob a perspectiva da criação de valor público

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    Ronaldo Inamine

    2012-03-01

    Full Text Available O sistema de compras públicas do Governo Federal tem como um de seus objetivos a busca da eficiência. Esse conceito, contudo, amplia-se na medida em que são discutidos na Administração Pública aspectos complexos da criação de valor público, como expressão mais próxima do interesse do cidadão. Buscou-se na literatura identificar categorias que expressam o valor público para, então, analisar o sistema eletrônico de compras do Governo Federal brasileiro. As categorias encontradas foram: eficiência, transparência, accountability e interesse público. Na estratégia de pesquisa adotada, foram empregados os conceitos do pensamento sistêmico-complexo na elaboração de um instrumento de diagnóstico que permite a consideração de inter-relações entre categorias de análise, já aplicado no Ministério do Planejamento, Orçamento e Gestão (MPOG, órgão responsável pela gestão do sistema eletrônico de compras no Governo Federal brasileiro. Os resultados demonstraram que a categoria eficiência destaca-se das demais. Contudo, existem perspectivas para o desenvolvimento das demais categorias. O uso do instrumento de diagnóstico permitiu a percepção de novas possibilidades que podem contribuir para o sistema alcançar objetivos mais amplos no âmbito das compras do Governo Federal, dentre eles a criação de valor público.

  15. The Code of Ethics of the National Magistrates in Optical Aristotelian

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    Full Text Available "The" man of value "is, in the Nicomachean Ethics, a kind of phenomenological description of the moral subject. Considering the magistrate's figure as the one aimed at the achievement of justice and therefore the realization of the moral subject, it is considered that a critical perspective of the Code of Ethics of the National Magistrates can not do without reference to the work of Aristotle. Aristotle's ethics based on what we might today call an anthropology, or a psychology of a philosophical nature, that not only clarifies the that would be the man in its essence, but also how to present their faculties. It is from this detailed study of human potential that Aristotle structure its ethics. These ideas appear here, therefore, is the foundation of his moral theory, is under a phenomenological, so that if evidence of the practical character and not just theoretical in his ethics proposal. Finally, we show the results of this approach in comparison with the parameters of contemporary legislation, which, although they are more utilitarian than Humanists do not leave anyway to have their base on a notion of justice that is still tax the doctrine of the Greek philosopher."

  16. De Anima: Or, Ulysses and the Theological Turn in Modernist Studies

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    David Ayers

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    Full Text Available Focusing on Joyce’s use of Aristotle’s De Anima, and on Aquinas’s response to Aristotle, this essay takes, as its starting point, the recourse to two areas of enquiry in recent work on modernism: animal studies and phenomenology. In this essay we examine the intersection within Ulysses of the concept of the soul in Aristotle and Aquinas, show how this relates to questions of animality, and open the way to asking what implication the theological reflection on the soul at the centre of Ulysses might have for a process of uncovering theological contents in the concept of “life” in modernist studies more generally.

  17. Ethical And Religious Analysis On Euthanasia

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    Abdi Omar Shuriye

    2012-01-01

    Full Text Available This paper is an analysis on euthanasia from ethical and religious perspectives. Historically, the classical Greek thinkers including Aristotle had categorically accepted euthanasia with the main reason of minimizing pain. However, as science develops ethical and religious isuues related to the subject have increasingly created fervent debates on euthanesia. ABSTRAK: Kertas ini mengkaji euthanasia dari perspektif agama dan etika. Sejarah telah melihat para pemikir Greek termasuk Aristotle secara kategorinya menerima Euthanasia dengan sebab utama untuk mengurangkan kesakitan. Bagaimanapun, apabila sains berkembang, perbahasan mengenai isu-isu agama dan etika tentang Euthanasia telah meningkat dengan nyata.KEYWORDS: mercy killing; religion; ethics; morality; euthanasia

  18. [Female erotic dreams and female seed in ancient Greek medicine].

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    Andò, Valeria

    2009-01-01

    This paper analyses passages of the Hippocratic Corpus, of Aristotle and Galen about oneirogmòs, spermatic emission during sleep, referring specifically to women. Into the Hippocratic texts there is only one gynaecological case among many cases about males: for them this nocturnal emission is symptom of dangerous illness and De genitura gives a causal explanation of such phaenomenon. Instead, in Aristotle and Galen erotic dream is evidence for or against emission of female seed and female contribution to generation. As the argument ofHistoria animalium book X shows clear theoretical differences from that of De generatione animalium, the topic of erotic dream also concerns issues of authenticity.

  19. Aristotle, nursing and health care ethics.

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    Scott, P A

    1995-12-01

    Even a brief consideration of the nature of nursing will indicate that an ethical dimension underlies much, if not all, of nursing practice. It is therefore important that students and practitioners are facilitated in developing an ethical awareness and sensitivity from early in their professional development. This paper argues that Aristotelian virtue theory provides a practice-based focus for health care ethics for a number of reasons. Also, because of his emphasis on the character of the moral agent, and on the importance of perception and emotion in moral decision-making, Aristotelian virtue theory provides a useful supplement to the traditional duty-based approaches to health care ethics analysis, which are increasingly being identified in the literature as having limits to their application within the health care context.

  20. The Outmoded Psychology of Aristotle's Rhetoric.

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    Brinton, Alan

    1990-01-01

    Argues that rhetoric belongs to a class of theories that tend not to become outmoded, and presents examples of effective rhetoric from ancient Greece. Suggests that rhetorical theories should be judged on their own terms rather than on the standards of an allied discipline. (KEH)

  1. Comparação das categorias espaciais por meio de sistemas lingüístico e pictórico em pré-escolares de diferentes grupos sócio-econômico-culturais Comparison of spacial categories in preschool children by means of linguistic and pictorial methods in three different socio-economic-cultural groups

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    Leonor Sclair Cabral

    1981-12-01

    Full Text Available Foi investigado um sistema discriminativo relacionado à psicolingüística a ser aplicado no Programa Centro de Educação e Alimentação de Pré-Escolar (CEAPE. Optou-se por explorar a representação espacial por meio de sistemas lingüístico e pictórico. A amostra estudada foi constituída de 105 crianças de 3 a 6 anos e meio pertencentes a três grupos: do Programa CEAPE, de um grupo controle "Não-Ceapense" e de um outro de nível sócio-econômico alto da cidade de São Paulo. Estudou-se o poder discriminativo das perguntas nos três grupos de pré-escolares. Em relação às variáveis, nível sócio-econômico-cultural e estimulação, houve diferenças significativas para testes de compreensão lingüística em favor do grupo de alto nível sócio-econômico-cultural. As percentagens de categorias dominadas por 100% dos componentes dos três grupos foram, respectivamente: 41,7% (São Paulo, 30,6% (CEAPE e, 25,0% (não CEAPE; 95% dos componentes dos três grupos dominaram, respectivamente, 50,0% (São Paulo, 47,2% (CEAPE e 36,1% (não CEAPE das categorias.A research into a system, related to psycholinguistics, which is to be applied to a CEAPE program for preschool-age children is described. The choice fell upon spacial representation through linguistic and pictorial systems. A cross-section of ages was studied (from 3 to 6. Sample children came from 3 groups: those from a CEAPE program, a control group of children not covered by CEAPE and a high level socio-economic group from the city of S. Paulo, Brazil. The differentiating power of the items was studied in the 3 groups. With regard to socio-economic-cultural level and stimulation, significant differences in linguistic understanding to the advantage of the high level socio-economic-cultural group were observed Percentages of categories in which all subjects, answered correcty were respectively: 41.7% (S. Paulo, 30.6% (CEAPE and 25.0% (non-CEAPE. Ninety-five percent of the members

  2. Esboços de categorias no direito privado kantiano

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    Fábio César Scherer

    2009-12-01

    Full Text Available The existence of the categorical procedure on private law in Metaphysische Anfangsgründe der Rechtslehre, albeit small, is unquestionable, as well as its importance for the construction of the possession theory. An additional proof to the fragments of the first part of the natural right (cf. MS R, AB 59, 79, 82, 90, 93, 119-121 are the categorical outlines included in Rechtslehre manuscripts (particularly, in Vorarbeiten zum Privatrecht and in Zusammenhängender, signierter Entwurf in Kant's handschriflicher Nachlaß. The objectives of this paper are: 1 to show the internal coherence among the private law categorical outlines in Vorarbeiten zur Rechtslehre, and 2 to present the relation between these outlines and the legal text of 1797. The parameter of evaluation and comparison will be the Kantian observations concerning the categories in Kritik der reinen Vernunft and Kritik der praktischen Vernunft works.

  3. Composición corporal y velocidad de lanzamiento en jugadoras de élite de balonmano

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    Miriam García Expósito; Pedro Emilio Alcaraz Ramón; Carmen Ferragut Fiol; Carmen Manchado López; José Arturo Abraldes Valeiras; Nuria Rodríguez Suárez; Helena Vila Suárez

    2011-01-01

    El objetivo de este estudio fue describir y comparar las caracteristicas antropometricas, composicion corporal, somatotipo y velocidad de lanzamiento de las jugadoras de balonmano de la seleccion espanola de diferentes categorias. Fueron estudiadas 59 jugadoras de balonmano, todas ellas pertenecen a las categorias juvenil, junior y senior. Las variables analizadas fueron: 20 medidas antropometricas, el indice de masa corporal, sumatorio de cuatro pliegues, porcentaje muscular, el somatotipo y...

  4. Atuação de consórcios de exportação brasileiros no segmento de moda praia.

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    Deborah Moraes Zouain

    2008-04-01

    Full Text Available O artigo aborda qualitativamente a atuação de consórcios de exportação no segmento moda praia no Brasil, na perspectiva do marketing. Utilizando o método da Grounded Theory, este estudo visa identificar categorias que compõem e influenciam o desempenho exportador de três consórcios de exportação do segmento de moda praia. Este artigo se torna relevante ao elencar as categorias encontradas por meio da pesquisa de campo e apresentar as relações entre elas. Essas categorias foram caracterizadas como grandes, intermediárias e iniciais, com o propósito de identificar os seguintes aspectos: a as características presentes apenas nos consórcios estudados, b o composto promocional por meio destas e c as características presentes no segmento de moda praia dos consórcios estudados. O artigo apresenta implicações teóricas e gerenciais ao apresentar duas grandes categorias que são relevantes na atuação de consórcios de exportação no mercado externo: conhecimento de marketing no mercado externo e características do consórcio.

  5. Câncer colorretal: entre o sofrimento e o repensar na vida

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    Leila Maria Vieira

    Full Text Available Este estudo objetivou compreender as experiências vividas por seis pacientes submetidos à bolsa de colostomia após cirurgia de câncer colorretal. A metodologia foi a "Ground Theory" e o referencial teórico do interacionismo simbólico, que leva à formação de categorias, subcategorias e categoria central. Os dados foram coletados sistemática e simultaneamente, até a saturação teórica. A necessidade da bolsa de colostomia revelou sentimentos que fizeram emergir três fenômenos: sendo surpreendida no pós-operatório; tendo que aceitar a convivência com colostomia e repensando a vida. A análise do processo levou ao desenvolvimento da categoria central CÂNCER COLORRETAL: ENTRE O SOFRIMENTO E O REPENSAR NA VIDA.

  6. Rhetoric by Avistotel: a Legal View

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    Karina Kh. Rekosh

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    Full Text Available Analysis of any phenomenon, which is far from the researcher for thousands years, in the light of this or that department of knowledge, highlights one and obscures another, prefers one over another. It happened to the rhetoric which was snatched by philology and neglected by lawyers. Although nowadays it is natural that the same phenomena are studied by different Sciences, the ancient rhetoric is looked at by most researchers as the art of philology. But the approach by Aristotle, in his Rhetoric, was legal rather than linguistic. Among the Aristotle's 4 requirements concerning good style (correctness, clarity, relevance and eloquence eloquence is only % and the % are closer to the law. Rhetoric has incorporated all the features of linguistic mechanisms and gave them to the law. The law perceived moral and ethical ideas: the good justice, virtue, ritual, law and techniques of philology and persuasion, among which the main one is syllogism already used in the dialectic, the main logic principle of legal reasoning. Towards the past, rhetoric is parallel to dialectic, but dialectic is focused on one person or on the speaker, and rhetoric aims at the audience, the first one tries to convince himself and the second tries to convince the audience and in this role rhetoric is linked with the law. As far as the evolution of law is concerned, instead of legal technique there was rhetoric (especially in its methodological form, defined by Aristotle, which can be considered as a step towards creating the law as a design in ancient Greece. It is proved by a comparison of the ancient institution of judicial process and judicial speeches with modern legal technicalities, which shows that the legal machinery embraced the principles of "rhetorical" technique. The methodological nature of the rhetoric by Aristotle is usually overlooked by linguists and lawyers.

  7. Treatment with adipose stem cells in a patient with moderate Alzheimer's disease: case report

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    Tsolaki M

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    Full Text Available Magda Tsolaki,1,2 Stelios Zygouris,1,3 Vassilis Tsoutsikas,2 Doxakis Anestakis,2,4,5 George Koliakos6,7 1Third Department of Neurology, Medical School, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece; 2Greek Association of Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders, Thessaloniki, Greece; 3CND+, 4Laboratory of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, Medical School, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece; 5Laboratory of General Biology, Medical School, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece; 6Biohellenika Stem Cells Bank, Thessaloniki, Greece; 7Department of Biological Chemistry, Medical School, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece Objective: This article presents the case of a female patient with Alzheimer's disease (AD. The patient was treated with cholinesterase inhibitors and also with intravenous administration of autologous adipose stem cells.Methods: The patient was assessed with a neuropsychological battery including measures of general cognition, functional problems, neuropsychiatric issues, memory (verbal, visual and episodic, verbal learning and visuospatial abilities. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI scans were conducted before and after the treatment with stem cells.Results: A transient and mild improvement of scores in measures of general cognition and neuropsychiatric issues was evident. A rapid deterioration followed the initial improvement. The first MRI scan showed ischemic areas in periventricular white matter of both hemispheres, as well as in both temporal and parietal lobes. The second MRI scan revealed the same picture with no significant changes.Conclusion: This case report indicates that the administration of stem cells is feasible in a clinical setting however its effectiveness in the treatment of AD is uncertain. The improvement of the patient's condition highlights the potential therapeutic action of stem cells, however the rapid deterioration poses

  8. Persuading through pity and fear: Aristotle’s account of the emotions in the Rhetoric

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    Espen Andrè Lauritzen

    2014-11-01

    Full Text Available The aim of this paper is to examine what has commonly been perceived as a discrepancy between the generally pragmatic or amoral tone of the Rhetoric and Aristotle’s preoccupation with normative questions elsewhere in his works, including in the opening chapter of the Rhetoric itself. I suggest an interpretation that allows for this discrepancy to be avoided. When Aristotle warns against emotional influence in Rhetoric 1.1, this statement must be seen in context with his critique of previous writers of rhetorical handbooks. By looking at other historical sources to the rhetorical practice that Aristotle appears to criticize, we can better understand what the critique is really about. I argue that this historical context makes plausible an understanding of Aristotle’s critique as being directed towards a specific practice in the contemporary judicial practice, namely, that of trying to influence emotionally by means that are foreign to the argument. My main sources in establishing this historical context are Plato’s Apology and Lycurgus’ Against Leocrates. Reading Aristotle’s text in light of the judicial practice of the time offers an alternative understanding ridding us of the apparent contradiction. I suggest that it is the manner in which the emotional influence is made that is is essential. What Aristotle is warning against is emotional influence that is foreign to the subject matter; the critique is directed against influencing through establishing ethos or producing pathos without this having any con­nection to logos. By seeking a reading where the emotions can be understood as saying something genuine about the situation, something that without the emotions could not be properly understood, the apparent discrepancy in Aristotle can be resolved.

  9. Características do tabagismo na categoria médica do Distrito Federal Characteristics of smoking among physicians in the Federal District of Brazil

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    Carlos Alberto de Assis Viegas

    2007-02-01

    Full Text Available OBJETIVO: Conhecer as características do tabagismo na categoria médica do Distrito Federal. MÉTODOS:Foi enviado pelo correio um questionário sobre tabagismo, adaptado da Organização Mundial de Saúde, a todos os médicos inscritos no Conselho Regional de Medicina do Distrito Federal. De um total de 7.023 questionários enviados, 830 foram respondidos adequadamente (12% da população alvo. RESULTADOS: A prevalência do tabagismo entre os médicos participantes do estudo foi de 7,2%, sendo 5,9% de fumantes regulares e 1,3% de fumantes ocasionais, com 70,1% de não fumantes e 22,7% de ex-fumantes. Em relação ao tabagismo de acordo com o gênero, cerca de 8,5% dos médicos eram fumantes contra 5,3% das médicas (p > 0,05. No que se refere à iniciação do tabagismo, 80% dos médicos fumantes iniciaram o hábito antes dos vinte anos de idade, 13% entre 21 e 30 anos e 7% acima de 31 anos de idade. A prevalência de fumantes de acordo com o agrupamento por especialidades foi: cirúrgicas e Anestesia com 10,3% cada, clínicas (9,1%, Ginecologia (2,9% e Pediatria (2,4%. Cerca de 75% dos fumantes já haviam sido aconselhados por médico a parar de fumar e apenas 34,9% tentaram parar de fumar no último ano. Admitiam que o cigarro faz mal à saúde 57,1% dos médicos, e 26,3% referiram fumar em hospitais e/ou consultórios. CONCLUSÃO:É necessário que medidas para controle do tabagismo sejam intensificadas e direcionadas aos médicos do Distrito Federal, mesmo que a prevalência de tabagismo esteja em declínio entre esses profissionais.OBJECTIVE: To profile the characteristics of smoking among physicians working in the Federal District of Brazil. METHODS: A questionnaire on smoking, adapted from that used by the World Health Organization, was mailed to all physicians registered with the Federal District Regional Council of Medicine. Of the 7023 questionnaires mailed, 830 (12% were duly completed and returned. RESULTS: Among the physicians

  10. Possible astronomical references in two megalithic building of ancient Latium

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    Magli, G.

    In the wide area of the ancient Latium Vetus - roughly enclosed within the coast and the Apennines between Rome and Terracina, in Central Italy - there are several examples of town's walls and buildings constructed with the spectacular megalithic technique called polygonal, in which enormous blocks are cut in irregular shapes and perfectly fit together without mortar. In many cases, for instance in Alatri, Arpino, Circei, Norba and Segni, the megalithic size of the blocks and the ingenuity in construction reach the same magnificence and impression of power and pride which characterize the worldwide famous Mycenaean towns of Tiryns and Mycenae, constructed around the XIII century BC. In Italy however, all polygonal walls are currently attributed to the Romans, and dated to the first centuries of the Roman republic (V-III century BC), although for most of these constructions no reliable stratigraphy is available. In the present work, which is part of an ongoing project aiming at a complete study of these buildings, we investigate the possible astronomical references in the planning of two among the most imposing of them, namely the so called Acropolis of Alatri and Circei.

  11. El gran teatro de Vetusta

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    Inmaculada Donaire del Yerro

    2007-12-01

    Full Text Available El presente trabajo pretende llevar a cabo una inmersión en la realidad novelesca de La Regenta. Accederemos desde el epicentro mismo del relato, el capítulo XVI, en el que se concentra todo el asunto de la novela1. Clarín destacó este capítulo como «uno de los principales para la acción interna del libro»2. Y su ubicación central, sirviendo de gozne entre la primera y la segunda parte de este fragmento de vida de los vetustenses, así parece indicarlo. Tal ubicación junto con la estructura de los distintos planos de la realidad, para nosotros ficcional, dentro del propio capítulo XVI evoca la imagen de un juego de muñecas rusas. Aunque, como veremos más adelante, la complejidad del universo vetus- tense, como estudio mimético3 que es de la realidad extraliteraria, no puede constreñirse en un solo esquema estructural estático. Al contrario, Clarín dota a esta realidad de un dinamismo vital con el que hace patente el estancamiento de Vetusta.

  12. THE TRAGIC ELEMENTS IN BRAD SILBERLING'S (2004 LEMONY SNICKET'S A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS

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    Marcellina Ariska P.N.

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    Full Text Available Movie is a kind of literary works in addition to novels, poems or songs. There are some genres of movie; one of them is comedy. Black comedy is its sub-genre. Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events is a black comedy movie which includes hamartia, anagnorisis, peripeteia, and catharsis. They are the key elements of Aristotle's theory of tragedy. In this paper, the writer shows the existence of those key elements in the movie. Also, the writer explains the extent of tragic elements in affecting the story of this movie. This paper shows that from the perspective of Aristotle's theory of tragedy, Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events can be viewed as tragedy.

  13. Anthropometric and motor performance characteristics of futsal athletes in different categories

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    Edilson Serpeloni Cyrino

    2007-09-01

    Full Text Available The objective of this study was to analyze the anthropometric characteristics of young futsal (fi ve-a-side soccer players and to make comparisons between different competitive categories. To this end, 232 male athletes aged 8 to 18 years, playing in the following categories: under-9 (8-9 years; n = 56, under-11 (10-11 years; n = 62, under-13 (12-13 years; n = 36, under-15 (14-15 years; n = 29, under-17 (16-17 years; n = 35 and under-19 (18 years; n = 14, underwent anthropometric measurement to obtain body mass (MB, height, middle-upper arm circumference and skin fold thicknesses (triceps and subscapular. Based on these measurements, body mass index (BMI, sum of skin folds thickness (ΣSF, relative body fat (%fat and muscular area of the arm (MAB were all calculated. Motor performance was analyzed based on the results of the following tests: modifi ed 1-minute abdominal (ABD, horizontal impulse (HI, 9/12 minute walk/run (9/12 min and medicine ball throw (MB. Categories were compared using one-way ANOVA, followed by Scheffé’s post hoc test when p ABSTRACT O propósito do presente estudo foi analisar as características antropométricas de jovens atletas de futsal e, posteriormente, estabelecer comparações entre diferentes categorias competitivas. Para tanto, 232 atletas do sexo masculino, de 8 a 18 anos, das categorias sub 9 (8-9 anos; n = 56, sub 11 (10-11 anos; n = 62, sub 13 (12-13 anos; n = 36, sub 15 (14-15 anos; n = 29, sub 17 (16-17 anos; n = 35 e sub 19 (18 anos; n = 14 foram submetidos a medidas antropométricas de massa corporal (MC, estatura, perímetro braquial e espessura de dobras cutâneas (tríceps e subescapular. A partir dessas medidas foram determinados o índice de massa corporal (IMC, o somatório de espessura de dobras cutâneas (ΣDC, a gordura corporal relativa (% gordura e a área muscular do braço (AMB. O desempenho motor foi analisado a partir dos seguintes testes motores: abdominal modifi cado 1 minuto (ABD

  14. Incidência de ascite em diferentes categorias genéticas de frangos de corte alimentados com rações de alto nível energético Incidence of ascites on different genetic categories of broilers fed with high-energy diet

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    Manoel Garcia Neto

    2003-06-01

    Full Text Available O objetivo deste trabalho foi verificar a incidência de ascite em avós, matrizes e frangos de corte, de uma mesma linhagem comercial, alimentados com ração de alto nível energético, de um dia a 39 dias de idade. Todas as aves foram criadas como frangos de corte, recebendo ração ad libitum com 3.050 kcal/EM; foram utilizadas aves da linha fêmea e linha macho e frangos de corte. Um total de 2.700 aves foram usadas, alojadas ao acaso em um galpão experimental de 8x76 m, utilizando-se 27 boxes de 3x3,5 m, com 100 aves por divisão, sendo três repetições por tratamento, em esquema fatorial. A incidência de ascite não dependeu da categoria genética das aves.The objective of this work was to verify the incidence of ascites on grand parents, breeders and commercial broilers from the same genetic strain of birds, fed with high energy level ration, from the first day of age to 39 days old. All birds were grown as commercial broilers receiving a ration ad libitum with 3,050 kcal/ME; birds from female line, male line and commercial broilers were tested. A total of 2,700 birds were housed at random in a experimental facility of 8x76 m, with 27 compartments of 3x3.5 m each and 100 birds per division. A factorial design was used with three replications per treatment. The incidence of ascites was not dependent on genetic category.

  15. An argument for the use of Aristotelian method in bioethics.

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    Allmark, Peter

    2006-01-01

    The main claim of this paper is that the method outlined and used in Aristotle's Ethics is an appropriate and credible one to use in bioethics. Here "appropriate" means that the method is capable of establishing claims and developing concepts in bioethics and "credible" that the method has some plausibility, it is not open to obvious and immediate objection. It begins by suggesting why this claim matters and then gives a brief outline of Aristotle's method. The main argument is made in three stages. First, it is argued that Aristotelian method is credible because it compares favourably with alternatives. In this section it is shown that Aristotelian method is not vulnerable to criticisms that are made both of methods that give a primary place to moral theory (such as utilitarianism) and those that eschew moral theory (such as casuistry and social science approaches). As such, it compares favourably with these other approaches that are vulnerable to at least some of these criticisms. Second, the appropriateness of Aristotelian method is indicated through outlining how it would deal with a particular case. Finally, it is argued that the success of Aristotle's philosophy is suggestive of both the credibility and appropriateness of his method.

  16. Comer, alimentar e nutrir: categorias analíticas instrumentais no campo da pesquisa científica Eating, nourishment and nutrition: instrumental analytic categories in the scientific research field

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    Maria Cláudia da Veiga Soares Carvalho

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    Full Text Available Comer, alimentar ou nutrir circulam na nossa cultura, aproximadamente, como sinônimos e desse modo não dão conta das transformações que vêm ocorrendo na alimentação, que desejadas ou indesejadas contam com um hibridismo de padrões que representa uma mudança tanto de regras como de preferências alimentares. O objetivo do artigo é tornar essas concepções de senso comum categorias de análise e interpretação para pesquisas das Ciências Humanas e da Saúde, numa perspectiva teórica, através da conceituação. Neste espaço interdisciplinar da Nutrição e das Ciências Sociais, o alimento aparece associado a uma função natural (biológica, numa concepção em que natureza se contrapõe à cultura, e a comida assume sentidos e significados culturais (simbólicos. A alimentação expressa divisão do trabalho, da riqueza, é criação histórico-cultural através da qual se pode estudar uma sociedade. Atribui-se à Nutrição um sentido de ação racional, oriundo da constituição dessa ciência na modernidade, inserida num processo histórico de racionalização científica do comer e do alimentar-se. Consideramos que através da conceituação na prática interdisciplinar de pesquisa, que envolve um espaço compartilhado de saberes, podemos ser menos limitados por um modelo teórico uniformizado de saber e mais livres para pensar questões sobre a vida.Eating, nourishment or nutrition circulate in our culture as synonyms and thus do not account for the changes that occur in nourishment, which intended or unintended, have a hybridization pattern that represents a change of rules and food preferences. This paper aims to take these common sense conceptions as analytic categories for analyzing and interpreting research for the Humanities and Health Sciences in a theoretical perspective, through conceptualization. The food is associated with a natural function (biological, a concept in which nature is opposed to culture, and

  17. Economia social, economia solidária, terceiro setor: do que se trata?

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    Lechat, Noëlle Marie Paule

    2002-01-01

    Full Text Available A partir da segunda metade da década de 90, aparece na literatura acadêmica brasileira uma série de novas categorias que poderiámos agrupar sob as apelações de "terceiro setor" e "economia solidária". A pesquisa concentra-se na segunda categoria e tem por objetovo identificar sua origem e a realidade que ela pretende abranger. Neste texto são expostas algumas definições que podem ser encontradas na literatura internacional a respeito de termos como economia social, economia solidária, terceiro setor e outros mais. Deste confronto aparece que os conceitos utilizados no Brasil para estudar o campo da economia solidária tendem a uma certa estreiteza devido à pouca ênfase sobre questões como o resgate histórico anterior aos anos 80, a pluralidade ideológica e o hibridismo econômico, porém demonstram sensibilidade quanto à construção de uma outra cultura econômica de mercado, economia estatal e economia de reciprocidade que a categoria de terceiro setor tende a mascarar. Em vista disto, constata-se a necessidade de repensar esta categoria e de questionar as grandes expectativas assentadas na for mação de uma economia solidária para a transformação da sociedade

  18. A Influência da Saliência da Música na Memória de Curto Prazo e na Atitude à Marca e ao Anúncio

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    Arthur Geron Gonçalves Dias

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    Full Text Available O objetivo deste estudo é verificar a influência da saliência da música, em primeiro ou segundo plano, sobre a atitude à marca, ao anúncio e à memória de curto prazo. Foram escolhidas duas marcas reais para o estudo que não possuem forte atuação no mercado brasileiro para evitar o conhecimento prévio da marca. As marcas são de diferentes categorias de mercado: Chicken Treat (fast food e Mazda (automóvel. O estudo experimental utilizou a saliência da música em background e foreground como variáveis independentes, além de duas categorias de produto para comparar os resultados. Foram utilizados dois anúncios audiovisuais existentes, não veiculados no mercado brasileiro, com a manipulação de narrações e da saliência da música, em primeiro e segundo plano. Foram obtidas 180 respostas válidas, sendo 63 nas etapas pré-experimentais e 117 no experimento. Os resultados gerados para ambas as categorias de produto mostram que a memória de curto prazo espontânea é afetada pela saliência da música. As atitudes foram positivas para as duas categorias e situações de música.

  19. The Logic Fallacy, Cognitive Theory, and the Enthymeme: A Search for the Foundations of Reasoned Discourse

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    Delia, Jesse G.

    1970-01-01

    Examines the psychological process that underlies the operation of Aristotle's enthymeme and all reasoned discourse; a revision of a paper presented at 1969 Central States Speech Association Conference. (Author/SW)

  20. Gadamer’s Ambivalence toward the Enlightenment Project

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    2012-12-01

    Full Text Available This essay explores Gadamer’s ambivalent relationship with modernity.  Gadamer is a prominent critic of the Enlightenment project.  His criticisms are both theoretical and practical.  Theoretically, representationalism is at the center of modern epistemology for Gadamer.  Practically, Gadamer sees the demotion of prudence (phronesis as fundamental to the “bad” Enlightenment.  Gadamer’s attempt to revive an appreciation of rhetoric is a way to the join the theoretical and practical dimensions of speech and life. The central representative philosopher of the Enlightenment for Gadamer is Kant.  The antithetical thinker is Aristotle.  Gadamer would have his Kant and his Aristotle too.  The tension between these is at the heart of Gadamer’s philosophical hermeneutics.

  1. Suárez on the Lower External Senses

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    Heider, Daniel

    2016-01-01

    Roč. 64, Suppl. (2016), s. 81-102 ISSN 0015-1831 Institutional support: RVO:67985955 Keywords : Suárez * Aristotle * the lower external senses * sensible species Subject RIV: AA - Philosophy ; Religion

  2. Aristotelova numerická kategorizace předchůdců

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    Hobza, Pavel

    2011-01-01

    Roč. 33, č. 5 (2011), s. 63-95 ISSN 1803-7860 Institutional research plan: CEZ:AV0Z90090514 Keywords : Aristotle * numerical categorization * Presocratic philosophy Subject RIV: AA - Philosophy ; Religion

  3. Rhetorical Constructions: Dialogue and Commitment.

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    Knoblauch, C. H.

    1988-01-01

    Reviews Paulo Freire's concept of "praxis." Discusses ontological (Aristotle), objectivist (Descartes, Locke), expressionist (Kant), and sociological or "dialogical" (Marx) statements, and explains their potential application to the teaching of rhetoric. (JK)

  4. Análise da produção científica sobre a síndrome de Burnout no Brasil

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    Carlotto, Mary Sandra

    2008-01-01

    Full Text Available O presente estudo objetivou analisar a produção científica brasileira sobre a síndrome de Burnout no Brasil. Para tanto, procedeu-se à busca bibliográfica nas bases de dados eletrônicas BVS, IndexPsi e Pepsic em março de 2007. Foram utilizadas as palavras-chave síndrome de Burnout, Burnout, Síndrome do esgotamento profissional. Dessa busca, foram extraídos resumos e classificados de acordo com as categorias: revisão teórica, relato de pesquisa e validação de instrumento. Foram identificados 27 artigos, sendo a maioria pertencente à categoria relato de pesquisa. As categorias profissionais mais investigadas são as de professores e profissionais da saúde, sendo as publicações realizadas em revistas de psicologia e os anos de maior produção foram os de 2002 e 2005

  5. Composición corporal y velocidad de lanzamiento en jugadoras de élite de balonmano

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    Miriam García Expósito

    2011-01-01

    Full Text Available El objetivo de este estudio fue describir y comparar las caracteristicas antropometricas, composicion corporal, somatotipo y velocidad de lanzamiento de las jugadoras de balonmano de la seleccion espanola de diferentes categorias. Fueron estudiadas 59 jugadoras de balonmano, todas ellas pertenecen a las categorias juvenil, junior y senior. Las variables analizadas fueron: 20 medidas antropometricas, el indice de masa corporal, sumatorio de cuatro pliegues, porcentaje muscular, el somatotipo y las velocidades de lanzamiento. No se encontraron diferencias estadisticamente significativas (p . 0,05 en las variables que caracterizan a la muestra asi como en el somatotipo y velocidad de lanzamiento en los distintos equipos nacionales. Todas las selecciones estudiadas presentan un somatotipo endo-mesomorfico a excepcion del equipo juvenil que presenta un somatotipo meso-endomorfico. Los resultados corroboran que existe un prototipo de jugadora de balonmano similar en todas las categorias. El componente mesomorfico es el predominante por lo que se puede deducir que la robustez musculo-esqueletico en el balonmano femenino puede ser determinante.

  6. Analogie vnitřní atribuce jako možné řešení nejasností v Aristotelově pojetí blaženosti v Etice Níkomachově

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    Heider, Daniel

    2007-01-01

    Roč. 4, č. 2 (2007), s. 143-157 ISSN 1214-8407 Institutional research plan: CEZ:AV0Z90090514 Keywords : fulfilled life * virtue * Aristotle * analytical philosophy Subject RIV: AA - Philosophy ; Religion

  7. Jogos de acaso e de vertigem na linguagem

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    Jaçanã Ribeiro

    2009-04-01

    O texto discute diferentes maneiras de relacionar os jogos e a linguagem, tomando como base as categorias fundamentais de jogo estabelecidas na sociologia dos jogos (Roger Caillois: agôn (competição, alea (acaso, azar, mimicry (simulação e ilinx (vertigem. Partindo da metáfora saussuriana do jogo de xadrez e dos jogos de linguagem de Wittgenstein, procura-se explicitar quais seriam as categorias fundamentais do jogo mais enfatizadas nos jogos de verdade em Foucault e nos jogos da linguagem em Baudrillard.

  8. A interpretação do cuidado com o ostomizado na visão do enfermeiro: um estudo de caso

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    Lorena Moraes Goetem Gemelli

    Full Text Available Este estudo teve como objetivo identificar como os enfermeiros de uma instituição hospitalar interpretam o cuidado com o ostomizado, por meio do método de estudo de caso. Os resultados obtidos deram origem a quatro categorias: o paciente precisa de um cuidado especial; é preciso orientar; para orientar a enfermagem precisa...; reconhecimento das dificuldades para o cuidado especial. Por essas categorias consideramos que os enfermeiros fornecem um cuidado inadequado devido à falta de conhecimentos específicos.

  9. Physics as a Part of Liberal Education

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    Evans, James

    2001-05-01

    The natural sciences once had a distinguished place among the liberal arts. Indeed, the arts degree at the medieval university was a science major's degree. The quadrivium (arithmetic, geometry, harmonics and astronomy) represented a conscious revival of the school curriculum of late antiquity, which had deep roots in Platonism. In the Middle Ages, all who aspired to enter the higher faculties (theology, medicine, law) had first to take a science degree. This was because scientific education mattered--it offered something essential for understanding both the world of nature and the world of man. When in the twelfth century the lost works of Aristotle were recovered, university professors risked excommunication in order to teach the new philosophy of nature. Aristotle's physics and cosmology passionately mattered, and within a century they had won a place in the core curriculum. A few centuries later, the followers of Descartes risked their careers to get Aristotle back out of the curriculum and Descartes in. Despite the supposed primacy of science in our own day, it has been a long while since comparable battles were waged over a curriculum of physics. In a profound way, the sciences matter less to the broader culture than they once did. In this talk I shall address the question of how this came to be and what purpose physics might have in a program of liberal education.

  10. Teaching Socrates, Aristotle, and Augustine on Akrasia

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    J. Caleb Clanton

    2015-04-01

    Full Text Available A long-standing debate among moral philosophers centers on the question of whether ignorance is always at the root of moral wrongdoing, or whether, in certain cases, wrongdoing stems from something else—namely akrasia. This paper is a discussion of how undergraduate core curriculum teachers can incorporate Augustine’s work into this debate. I begin by briefly reconstructing Socrates’ and Aristotle’s accounts of wrongdoing, and then I sketch an Augustinian approach to the issue. Socrates contends that ignorance is the fundamental source of all wrongdoing; hence, akrasia is illusory. Though Aristotle’s view can seem more roundabout than Socrates’, it, too, is plausibly interpreted as entailing that robust, open-eyed akrasia is impossible. For Augustine, prior to receiving the illumination that comes with God’s grace, an individual’s sinfulness can be characterized as being the result of ignorance concerning the proper focus of one’s love. However, after receiving this illuminating grace, sinful action can be characterized as an instance of akrasia.

  11. Aristotle vs. Plato: The Balkans' Paradoxical Enlightenment

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    D. Michalopoulos

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    Full Text Available As it occurred in West, Aristotle’s thought was in Byzantium the main organon of philosophical meditation within the frame of the Christian Faith. Nonetheless, from the ninth century on it was a revival of Platonism that took place – of Neo-Platonism at the beginning and of Platonism itself at the end. The Church, initially indifferent, became suspicious only when, at the turning of the fourteenth to the fifteenth century, the Platonism seemed to engender somewhat a latent paganism; but the Patriarchate was not then able to fight that tendency. So only after the 1453 capture of Constantinople by the Ottomans, Gennadius Scholarius managed to root out from the Greek lands Platonism and its crypto-pagan extension. Be that as it may; the main paradox of the Balkan history is that in the early seventeenth century some leading Greek scholars endorsed the materialist interpretation of Aristotle’s thought – as it was taught in the University of Padua by Cesare Cremonini; and as a corollary this materialistic philosophical system began being taught in both Constantinople and Athens. It was that very way that the Enlightenment took birth in the Balkans – and somehow became a State ideology - long before its prevalence in France. And of course all this had as a result a turn toward Physics and Chemistry with far-reaching consequences

  12. Re-configuring Aristotle's Dialogics through Reader-Response.

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    In her literature and composition classes, an educator encourages students to correlate their memory and imagination to the rhetorical elements of logos, pathos, and ethos and construct regenerative structures of knowledge through a comprehensive and objective understanding of a contextualized problem. She employs Bakhtin's dialogic method of…

  13. La ‘Bildung’: una categoria pedagogica significativa anche in Italia

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    Franco Cambi

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    Full Text Available Il saggio discute la pedagogia della Bildung in Italia mediante ildialogo e il confronto con la cultura tedesca e la sua identità formativa. Al centro dell’analisi l’herbartismo di Credaro, il neoidealismo spaventiano di Gentile, il neokantismo di Banfi, lo storicismo di Croce, il marxismo di Gramsci, correnti di pensiero che hanno attivato un dialogo forte e originale con la pedagogia dellaBildung. Si problematizza il dialogo critico che è continuato negli anni Sessanta/Settanta con i richiami alla lectio dei francofortesi, poi negli anni Ottanta/Novanta con la presenza dell’ermeneutica e con le sue diverse frontiere, poi ancora negli anni Novanta e Duemila con un doppio e esplicito richiamo: alla formazione dell’“uomo umano” e alla storia complessa nella cultura attuale della teoria della Bildung.

  14. Influência das configurações organizacionais sobre valores no trabalho e preferências por recompensa

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    Isabel de Sá Affonso da Costa

    2010-12-01

    Full Text Available O artigo tem como objetivo identificar as similaridades e diferenças nos valores relacionados ao trabalho e preferências por recompensa entre diferentes configurações organizacionais, especificamente organizações privadas, públicas e de contextos mistos ou híbridos. Tendo como base pesquisa realizada no Brasil por Tamayo e Gondim (1996 sobre os valores e nos Estados Unidos por Wittmer (1991 sobre preferências por recompensa, as variáveis de interesse relacionaram-se a quatro categorias de valores associados ao trabalho: i eficácia/eficiência, ii sistema de gestão organizacional, iii respeito ao empregado e iv preferências por recompensa. O procedimento analítico adotado foi o da comparação das distribuições para os grupos, em cada categoria de análise, usando a análise da variância e confirmação pelo teste não paramétrico de Kruskal-Wallis. Foram encontradas diferenças significativas no nível de 5% apenas para dois itens relacionados à categoria sistema de gestão organizacional (respeito aos níveis de autoridade e à hierarquia, e cumprimento das tarefas dentro dos padrões da organização para as respostas dos três grupos. Em relação à categoria preferências por recompensa, os resultados contrariam aqueles obtidos por Wittmer (1991 no contexto americano.

  15. Influência do conhecimento conceitual sobre o raciocínio indutivo Influence of conceptual knowledge on inductive judgments

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    Goiara Mendonça de Castilho

    2002-01-01

    Full Text Available Este trabalho investigou se o conhecimento sobre diferentes tipos de categorias, propriedades e a tipicidade influenciam os julgamentos indutivos. O primeiro estudo pré-experimental identificou diferentes tipos de categorias segundo 3 tipos de instruções. Somente na instrução "forçada com definição" identificaram-se categorias ontologicamente distintas. No segundo estudo pré-experimental, participantes fizeram julgamentos classificatórios quanto ao tipo de propriedade. Os resultados indicaram que as propriedades diferiam quanto à generalidade, sendo classificadas em superficiais ou essenciais. O experimento 1 investigou se tipos de categorias e propriedades, assim como exemplos que variavam na tipicidade influenciavam a estimativa de ocorrência de eventos. Os resultados confirmaram que informações de natureza conceitual influenciaram os julgamentos indutivos.This work investigated whether knowledge about different types of categories, properties and tipicality affects inductive judgments. The first pre-experimental study identified different types of categories according to 3 types of instructions. Only in the forced without definition condition distinct ontological categories were identified. In the second pre-experimental study participants made classificatory judgments about property types. The results indicated that properties were judged to be different regarding to generality, being classified in either superficial or essencial. the experiment 1 investigated wether category and property types and examples wich varied in tipicaliy influenced the estimatives about occurrence of events. The results confirmed that conceptual information influenced inductive judgments.

  16. International Journal of Arts and Humanities (IJAH) Bahir Dar- Ethiopia

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    Nneka Umera-Okeke

    issues about God, man and the universe. Etymologically, the ... Metaphysics is believed to have originated from Andronicus, the editor of Aristotle's works who ... episteme, which means knowledge and logos meaning theory or study. Hence,.

  17. Přítel Aristotelés

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    Boháček, Kryštof

    2015-01-01

    Roč. 7, č. 13 (2015), s. 34-45 ISSN 1803-7860 Institutional support: RVO:67985955 Keywords : Aristotle's philosophy of friendship * Plato's philosophy of friendship * medieval philosophy of friendship Subject RIV: AA - Philosophy ; Religion

  18. Sovy v antických a středověkých textech

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    Šedinová, Hana

    2016-01-01

    Roč. 23, č. 3 (2016), s. 19 ISSN 1801-7525 Institutional support: RVO:67985955 Keywords : owls * ancient and medieval zoology * ancient and medieval Latin lexicography * Aristotle * Pliny the Elder Subject RIV: AI - Linguistics

  19. St. Thomas and the Divine Origin of Law: Some Notes

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    Lawrence Dewan, O.P.

    2008-12-01

    Full Text Available This article presents a series of notes on the concept of Law and itsrelationship to God in Classical Antiquity, specifically taking into account the viewpoints of Aristotle and Saint Thomas Aquinas.

  20. Istorikai apie istoriją ir tragediją | Historians on History and Tragedy

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    Nijolė Juchnevičienė

    2004-01-01

    Full Text Available One of the distinct features of Greek historical thought – if are inclined to accept the existence of one in classical Greek culture and do not condemn it as totally unhistorical – is that it was greatly influenced by the poetry and was expressed primarily in poetry. The first historical dimension of man in Greek culture was poetical. When historiography came into existence, it, though very popular, has never become the central axis of Greek culture: this position steadily belonged to poetry, especially to epic and tragic poetry. Aristotle in his Poetics has already got the feel of similarity between the tragic poetry and historiography. He gave preference to tragic poetry as the best of literary means to record and to transfer the experience of the past. The other genres remained on the periphery of his field of vision; historiography in his opinion is not distinguished from the chronicle. Poetry is much better than history, because it deals with universal, history with the particular events. Thus according to Aristotle the connection between drama and history lies primarily in their subject matter; history is the source for plot and characters for both of them. But the most significant is not the similarity of the plot, but the affinity between historical thinking and dramatic thinking, namely, according to R. Collingwood, the concern of both the inner as well as the outer side of action. Aristotle was the first to compare tragedy and history. With the Aristotelian Peripatos some scholars were inclined to connect a special school of history, the so called tragic history. It has been alleged, that peripatetic theory of historiography deliberately applied to history-writing some of the principles, which Aristotle applied to tragedy. The evidence for a separate theory of tragic historiography is very doubtful indeed. But this topic, started by Aristotle, has become t^poV koin^V in post-Aristotelian historiography. Polybius, Plutarch, Lucian

  1. [An outline of odontoiatry and odontology in the ancient world].

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    Musitelli, S

    1996-01-01

    Dentistry was surely practiced in ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Phoenicia, Etruria, Greece and Rome, but odontology arose only with the dawn of Greek science. One may find the first references to a rational odontology only in the fragments of the Pre-socratic philosophers and in the Corpus Hippocraticum. Aristotle was the first to treat odontology under a comparative anatomo-physiological point of view. Celsus and Scribonius Largus got their matter from Hippocrates, Aristotle, the Hellenistic anatomists as well as from folk-traditions, but payed attention rather to dentistry than to odontology. Finally Galen gathered all the knowledge about odontology and dentistry from Hippocrates up to the Hellenistic anatomists and organized all the matter in his monumental teleologic and theological system, that was inherited by both the so called iatrosophists and the Byzantine physicians.

  2. Protestos pela ótica do Google Glass: uma análise das potencialidades de amplificação da vigilância do cidadão │ Protests seen through Google Glass: an analysis of potential amplification of citizen surveillance

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    Eduardo Campos Pellanda

    2014-01-01

    RESUMO O contexto da mobilidade da informação inaugurou uma nova perspectiva para diferentes formas de protestos. Agora, com a iminência de produtos comerciais que fazem parte de uma categoria chamada “computação de vestir”, ou wearables, temos novos debates de potencialidades. Este texto usa como exemplo desta categoria o Google Glass que está em testes por diversas pessoas e deve se tornar um produto comercial em breve. O artigo analisa os protestos e manifestações urbanas no contexto da mo...

  3. Estimativas de parâmetros de cruzamentos para peso de fêmeas Holandês/Gir

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    Martins,Gabrimar Araújo; Madalena,Fernando Enrique; Bruschi,José Henrique; Costa,José Ladeira da; Teodoro,Roberto Luiz; Monteiro,João Bosco Neves

    2004-01-01

    Objetivou-se, com este trabalho, o desenvolvimento de modelo para a descrição do peso de vacas, novilhas e bezerras Holandês/Gir. Foram utilizados 18.089 pesos mensais de 412 fêmeas, em fazenda demonstrativa na Zona da Mata de Minas Gerais. Os dados foram analisados pelo Proc Mixed do pacote SAS, separadamente, para as seguintes categorias: a) vacas, b) novilhas maiores de 12 meses de idade, c) novilhas de 70 dias a 12 meses e d) bezerras de até 70 dias. Para cada uma destas categorias, as eq...

  4. Estimates of crossbreeding parameters for live weight in Holstein/Gir females

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    Martins, Gabrimar Araújo; Madalena, Fernando Enrique; Bruschi, José Henrique; Costa, José Ladeira da; Teodoro, Roberto Luiz; Monteiro, João Bosco Neves

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    Objetivou-se, com este trabalho, o desenvolvimento de modelo para a descrição do peso de vacas, novilhas e bezerras Holandês/Gir. Foram utilizados 18.089 pesos mensais de 412 fêmeas, em fazenda demonstrativa na Zona da Mata de Minas Gerais. Os dados foram analisados pelo Proc Mixed do pacote SAS, separadamente, para as seguintes categorias: a) vacas, b) novilhas maiores de 12 meses de idade, c) novilhas de 70 dias a 12 meses e d) bezerras de até 70 dias. Para cada uma destas categorias, as eq...

  5. Vermeer sob a luz da transtextualidade

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    Miriam de Paiva Vieira

    2013-12-01

    Full Text Available O artigo tem como objetivo analisar a relação existente entre três obras, todas intituladas Moça com brinco de pérola - o retrato de Johannes Vermeer, o romance de Tracy Chevalier e o filme de Peter Webber. A análise se baseia no conceito de transtextualidade, criado por Gérard Genette, que inclui cinco categorias: intertextualidade, paratextualidade, metatextualidade, arquitextualidade e hipertextualidade. Embora maior ênfase seja dada à hipertextualidade, as outras categorias também serão abordadas.

  6. Turismo, Turistas e Eventos - Da Teoria à Prática

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    Marujo, Noémi

    2015-01-01

    O Livro encontra-se dividido em 5 capítulos. O Capítulo I – Eventos: Conceitos, Categorias e Tipologias – apresenta as diferentes abordagens sobre o conceito evento e descreve as tipologias e categorias dos eventos. Discute também a importância dos eventos culturais na sociedade e a sua importância para o turismo. O Capítulo II – Os eventos como objecto de estudo – analisa os eventos como campo de estudo académico. Seguidamente apresenta o contributo de diversas disciplinas para o estud...

  7. Critic to the fetichism of (the) individuality and the dualism in environmental education

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    Loureiro, Carlos Frederico B.

    2006-01-01

    No presente artigo estabelecemos a crítica a duas categorias recorrentes em Educação Ambiental, tanto em termos práticos quanto discursivos: o fetichismo da individualidade e os dualismos escola-sociedade, linguagem-trabalho. À luz de um referencial teórico inserido na tradição dialética emancipatória, problematizamos os limites e as implicações pedagógicas de tais categorias no fazer educativo ambiental. Com isso, sinalizamos para a necessidade de maior reflexão e debates acerca do que repre...

  8. Religion, civil society and conflict: What is it that religion does for ...

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    2011-08-01

    Aug 1, 2011 ... Religion is something essentially social (Dürkheim, cited in Robertson 1969:53). The one cannot ... city-states never reached the level of autonomy that Aristotle ..... social assistance, through which society takes responsibility.

  9. Perfil nutricional de pacientes adultos e idosos admitidos em um hospital universitário = Nutritional status of adults and elderly patients admitted in an university hospital

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    Crestani, Nathálie

    2011-01-01

    Full Text Available Objetivo: Identificar o perfil nutricional de pacientes adultos e idosos admitidos em um hospital universitário. Materiais e Métodos: Trata-se de um estudo transversal, retrospectivo e descritivo. Foram utilizados para avaliação nutricional o Índice de Massa Corporal (IMC e a Avaliação Subjetiva Global (ASG, que classifica o paciente em três categorias: bem nutrido (A, moderadamente ou suspeita de ser desnutrido (B ou gravemente desnutrido (C. Os dados (ASG, IMC e condição primária foram coletados a partir de informações dos formulários de avaliação nutricional preenchidos na rotina assistencial, aplicados em até setenta e duas horas após a interação do paciente. Esse estudo foi aprovado pela Comissão Científica e pelo Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa da PUCRS. Resultados: O estudo incluiu 32 adultos e 36 idosos (n=68. Em relação à ASG, 46,9% dos adultos foram classificados na categoria A e 53,1% na categoria B. Entre os idosos, 25% foram classificados na categoria A e 75% na categoria B. O IMC apontou 37,5% dos adultos como eutróficos e 62,5% como sobrepeso e/ou obesidade; os idosos apresentaram 50% de eutrofia, 36,1% de sobrepeso e 13,9% de baixo peso. Conclusão: O perfil nutricional dos pacientes estudados foi caracterizado pela alta prevalência de risco nutricional e sobrepeso/obesidade concomitantes nos dois grupos estudados. Esta realidade parece traduzir, em nível hospitalar, a situação de transição nutricional vivida em nosso país na atualidade. Os resultados evidenciam a importância da utilização de mais de um método de triagem nutricional em pacientes internados em unidades hospitalares, para obter-se maior precisão na avaliação

  10. Análise do ciclo de vida aplicada à produção de bioetanol a partir de material Lignocelulósico remanescente em dejeto bovino

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    Amaro de Azevedo

    2016-07-01

    Full Text Available Biocombustíveis podem ter uma contribuição significativa na redução desses danos ambientais dependendo da sua rota de produção. A produção de bioetanol, ou etanol lignocelulósico, pode ser uma alternativa frente aos combustíveis fósseis e de grande relevância estratégica para o Brasil. Neste contexto, estudou-se a analise de ciclo de vida (ACV da produção de etanol a partir do material lignocelulósico contido no dejeto bovino. Estes dejetos são uma biomassa rica em celulose que pode ser convertida a glicose e outros açúcares fermentáveis e destes à bioetanol. Para tanto considerou-se como Unidade Funcional o processamento de 1.000 kg de dejeto. Para a analise dos impactos do método EcoIndicator 99, através das bibliotecas EcoInvent, do software SimaPro versão 7.3.2. Foram consideradas as seguintes categorias de impacto: cancerígenos, orgânicos e inorgânicos inaláveis, mudanças climáticas, radiação, camada de ozônio, ecotoxicidade, acidificação/eutrofização, uso do solo, minerais e combustíveis fósseis. Para avaliação de danos ambientais estas categorias foram agrupadas em três categorias de danos: danos à saúde humana, danos aos ecossistemas e danos aos recursos naturais. De acordo com o estudo realizado verificou-se que o insumo do processo que mais contribuiu na ACV foi o consumo de energia, resultando em maior impacto ambiental na categoria “cancerígenos”, agrupada na categoria de “danos à saúde”. Com base nestes resultados foi possível ainda minimizar os impactos propondo modificações principalmente nos sistemas de aquecimento que poderão ser utilizados.

  11. Conhecimento e uso da carnaúba e da algaroba em comunidades do Sertão do Rio Grande do Norte, Nordeste do Brasil

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    Laís Costa Rodrigues

    2013-06-01

    Full Text Available Em comunidades rurais do Vale do Açu, sertão do Rio Grande do Norte, investigaram-se o conhecimento e uso de Copernicia prunifera (carnaúba, palmeira nativa do Nordeste do Brasil; e de Prosopis juliflora (algaroba, leguminosa originária do Peru, intencionalmente introduzida na mesma região na década de 1940. Foram entrevistados 74 moradores de quatro comunidades estabelecidas no Município de Carnaubais, que citaram o uso de 142 espécies vegetais, nativas e introduzidas. Os dados foram analisados considerando-se a faixa etária dos entrevistados e as categorias de uso das plantas por eles citadas. Avaliou-se o índice de significado cultural de cada espécie que apontou seu valor para a sobrevivência biológica e cultural dos membros da comunidade. Os usos da carnaúba citados por 59% dos informantes se enquadravam nas categorias artesanato, combustível e medicinal. A categoria que mais contribuía para o uso da carnaúba era a categoria construção (UDs Coper 0,72. A algaroba tem uso como combustível e forragem, citados por 61% dos entrevistados. Calculou-se o valor da diversidade de uso mostrando que a categoria combustível (UDs Pros 0,37 era a que mais contribuía para o uso da algaroba nas comunidades rurais. Apesar do desequilíbrio ambiental ocasionado por sua introdução, a algaroba ajuda na subsistência das comunidades estudadas e aumentou o repertório de espécies fornecedoras de madeira para lenha, carvão e construção. A carnaúba, antes bastante utilizada pela população, vem sendo substituída por outras espécies, sendo estas atualmente as novas fontes de renda para a população local.

  12. Aristotelés a tradice

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    Boháček, Kryštof; Hobza, Pavel

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    Roč. 7, č. 13 (2015), s. 30-33 ISSN 1803-7860 Institutional support: RVO:67985955 Keywords : Aristotle's philosophical concept of tradition * tradition in Greek philosophy * tradition as a philosophical topic Subject RIV: AA - Philosophy ; Religion

  13. Professionalism in anaesthesiology practice: ethical reflection on the ...

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    patient relations, improving quality of and access to care, ... and are possibly artificial, and that they influence and .... the recognition of need in our fellow human beings, having the .... wisdom (practical intelligence or phronesis in Aristotle's.

  14. JUSTIFICATION OF THE CONCEPT OF TIME IN AFRICA Osita ...

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    Dean SPGS NAU

    the linguistic and attitudinal theory regarding infinite future events. .... possibility and in insisting on the contingency of the future, Aristotle came very ..... contemporary times. .... that laxity in time management is one of the highest contributors to.

  15. Aryabhata and Axial Rotation of Earth

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    yuga (or kalpa) was based on astronomical phenomena pertaining to .... stationary geocentric model of Aristotle which prevailed ... how do birds flying in the sky return to their nests (which .... the style of Brahmagupta's refutation (of the relevant.

  16. Hábitos de higiene bucal de adultos porto-alegrenses Oral hygiene habits among Brazilian adults in an urban area of Southern Brazil

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    Claídes Abegg

    1997-12-01

    Full Text Available OBJETIVOS: Avaliar alguns hábitos de higiene bucal (escovação dentária, uso do palito e uso do fio dental em um grupo de adultos, em relação a fatores sociodemográficos, e investigar o nível de placa bacteriana e sangramento gengival. METODOLOGIA: A amostra foi constituída por 234 mulheres e 237 homens de duas categorias socioeconômicas, com idade entre 24 e 44 anos. Os dados foram coletados através de entrevistas estruturadas e exames clínicos. RESULTADOS: A freqüência de escovação encontrada foi alta: (mediana e moda de três vezes ao dia e apresentou associação com sexo e categoria socioeconômica. A maioria dos entrevistados (67,5% declarou usar fio dental, estando seu uso associado com sexo e categoria socioeconômica. Usar palito foi descrito como um hábito comum para a maioria das pessoas entrevistadas:(54,6% o usam. O uso do palito apresentou associação com sexo, idade e categoria socioeconômica . O nível de placa bacteriana foi moderado para a maioria das pessoas (62,6%, e estava associado com a categoria socioeconômica. Um quarto dos participantes do estudo não apresentou sangramento gengival, e este estava associado com a idade e a categoria socioeconômica. CONCLUSÃO: Os hábitos de higiene bucal foram considerados bons para a maioria dos indivíduos que participaram do estudo, havendo necessidade de melhoria para os homens e pessoas de categoria socioeconômica inferior.AIMS: This study sought to analyse the oral hygiene habits (toothbrushing frequency, use of toothpick and dental floss, of a group of Brazilian adults, in relation to socio-demographic variables. The level of dental plaque and number of teeth with gums bleeding after probing were also investigated. METHODOLOGY: The sample was composed of 234 women and 237 men, from two socioeconomic status. The age range was from 24 to 44 years. Data was collected through structured interviews and clinical examinations. RESULTS: Daily toothbrushing was

  17. Metaphysical Modality, Modality of Predicate and the Theory of "Decisive Necessity”

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    Full Text Available Aristotle in the Organon (1949: 9,30 a ,15-19 explicitly states that in a categorical syllogism when the minor premise is absolute (without modality operator and the major is necessary, the conclusion will be necessary too. This Aristotle's view has been the source of many conflicts and disputes in the history of logic. The famous logicians and historians of logic in the twentieth century as "Nicholas Rescher" and "Becker" believe that Aristotle's view is justifiable and defensible (at least compared to the first figure only if, the modality of major premise is considered as the property of predicate (modality de re. Today, we know very well that the modality of predicate is closely linked to Metaphysical and philosophical Modality. “Shihab al-Din al- Suhrawardi” in the theory of "Decisive (Battateh Necessity” by accepting this base, explicitly states that, in the beginning, the modality must be mentioned as a part of the predicate and then the modality of relation or copula is summarized and reduced to necessity. The modern formalization of the most important part of this theory is as follows: ("x (àAx É à Bx º ("x □ (àAx É à BxThis paper discusses the historical overview of the metaphysical modality firstly and then shows that the theory of "Decisive Necessity” is true and justified in a model of modal logic with equivalent accessibility relation and homogeneous possible world view (fixed domain.

  18. Fysis v rétorice

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    2013-01-01

    Roč. 5, č. 10 (2013), s. 7-31 ISSN 1803-7860 Institutional support: RVO:67985955 Keywords : Physis * rhetoric * Aristotle * Gorgias * Plato * necessity * nature * destiny * free action Subject RIV: AA - Philosophy ; Religion http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0239423

  19. Aristotelian Views of the 20th Century; Presidential Address November 22, 1983.

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    Hildebrandt, H. W.

    1984-01-01

    In a letter to Aristotle, the author (as Phaedrus) gives an overview of communication as it is now taught compared to what was learned in ancient times and suggests rhetorical principles that modern teachers should not forget. (PD)

  20. Toward a Rhetoric for English Department Curricular Debates.

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    Bialostosky, Don

    1993-01-01

    Identifies the ideas of the good that organize the professional lives of English college faculty. Discusses how these ideas should help faculty to constitute their departments, colleagues, and students. Applies insights from Aristotle's "Rhetoric" to departmental discussions. (HB)

  1. La defensa pragmática del principio de no contradicción: comentarios a Metafísica IV.

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    Héctor Zagal Arreguin

    2013-11-01

    Full Text Available The aim of this paper is to show the rhetorical character of one of the arguments developed by Aristotle in Met. IV supporting the principle of non-contradiction. Rhetoric has a place in metaphysical discussions.

  2. Střední prvek a Aristotelova katalogizace přírodních filosofů

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    -, č. 27 (2004), s. 51-74 ISSN 0862-6901 R&D Projects: GA ČR GP401/04/P217 Institutional research plan: CEZ:AV0Z9009908 Keywords : Aristotle * Middle Element * Anaximander Subject RIV: AA - Philosophy ; Religion

  3. A produção da "cidade latino-americana" The production of "the Latin American city"

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    Adrián Gorelik

    2005-06-01

    Full Text Available Este trabalho propõe uma análise histórica da categoria "cidade latino-americana" como construção cultural. O argumento central é que, durante o período compreendido entre o segundo pós-guerra e a década de 1970, a idéia de "cidade latino-americana" funcionou como uma categoria do pensamento social, como uma figura do imaginário intelectual e político em amplas regiões do continente. Este texto procura reconstruir os principais itinerários conceituais e ideológicos da categoria, suas funções políticas e institucionais na conjuntura específica da região. Esse modo de entender a categoria "cidade latino-americana" em sua configuração histórica específica, sugere o autor, pode oferecer uma via produtiva para os estudos culturais latino-americanos.This paper suggests a historical analysis of the category "Latin American city" as a cultural construct. The central argument is that, during the period between the post-war and the 1970's, the idea of a Latin American city became a category of social thought, as part of the intellectual and political imagination in several regions of the continent. The text tries to rebuild the main conceptual and ideological turns, their political and institutional functions within the specific regional circumstances. The article suggests that this approach to the "Latin American city" category in its precise historical configuration may be a productive path for Latin-American cultural studies.

  4. Auditorias e distorções: ênfase nas atividades de anotação de enfermagem

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    Creso Machado Lopes

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    Full Text Available Estudo junto a 34 Relatórios de Auditorias Técnico-Contábil, empreendidos em Unidades de Saúde de Rio Branco-Acre, nos anos de 1994/95, envolvendo as atividades do SIA-SIH/SUS. Como objetivo analisou-se as distorções encontradas, segundo 8 categorias em diferentes áreas de atuação, dando ênfase nas atividades de anotações de enfermagem. Estabeleceu-se também sub-categorias, as quais foram agrupadas por semelhanças de conteúdo. Nas 34 auditorias encontrou-se 491 distorções, representando uma média de 14,4 distorções por unidades. Como resultados mais significativos das categorias, destaca-se as 198(40,6% distorções em Administração; 121(24,6% em Medicina; 99(20,2% em Enfermagem e 51(10,2% em Contabilidade. Dentro das sub-categorias em Enfermagem, cita-se as 34(34,3% distorções em anotação de enfermagem e 15(15,1% na administração de medicamentos. Como conclusão encontrou-se que o pessoal de enfermagem não vem seguindo as regras de anotação de enfermagem, colocando em risco não só o paciente, como também o profissional e a própria unidade de saúde. Tais resultados, acredita-se, em muito contribuirão com os técnicos envolvidos na produção, controle e auditoria nos recursos oriundos do SUS.

  5. Um framework para a avaliação de interfaces de aplicações SIG Web no dominio agricola

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    Resumo: Sistemas de Informação Geográfica (SIG) são categorias de software que permitem a manipulação, gerenciamento e visualização de dados geo referenciados. O termo georeferenciado denota associação a um sistema de coordenadas geográficas. Existem inúmeras categorias de aplicações SIG. em diferentes escalas e domínios, abrangendo desde temas urbanos até ambientais. Aplicações de Sistemas de Informação Geográfica na Web, neste trabalho denominadas "aplicações SIG Web", são sistemas onde a '...

  6. Mercado de água (envasada) no Brasil e no mundo

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    2000-01-01

    Este artigo traça o panorama do setor de água engarrafada no Brasil e no mundo, que representa a quinta maior categoria de bebidas (em volume) no país, vindo atrás de refrigerantes, leite, cerveja e café solúvel e à frente de sucos e vinhos. Ao longo da década de 90, o segmento vem apresentando as maiores taxas de crescimento entre todas as categorias mencionadas. Comparado com países como Itália, França, Estados Unidos, entre outros, o Brasil apresenta ainda um baixo consumo per capita e exc...

  7. Enfermagem: sua prática e organização

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    Beatriz Beduschi Capella

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    Full Text Available O tema central da XVI Jornada Catarinense de Enfermagem tenta levantar os principais fatores que interferem na prática e organização da enfermagem, busca apreender a sua organização nos serviços de saúde e faz algumas reflexões acerca deste tema. Procura questionar também, ainda que de forma incipiente, as situações mais polêmicas da enfermagem, tais como suas relações de trabalho nem sempre harmoniosas, o papel das diversas categorias que compõem a enfermagem e o imobilismo por que passa a categoria neste momento.

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    Jul 18, 2016 ... This is a point which rhetoric principles and ethical standards .... But semantics had history dating back to Aristotle history (in. Rhetoric ... 1391:6). In other words, morality is the recognition of virtues and achieving them and.

  11. Presbyterian Patriots: The Historical Context of the Shared History and Prevalent Ideologies of Delaware’s Ulster-Scots who took up Arms in the American Revolution

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    including Francis Bacon, Descartes, Grotius, Marcus Aurelius , and 71 The Newark Academy is the...34In fine I believe in the divinity of L. S. (Lord Shaftesbury) the saintship of Marcus Antoninus, the perspicuity and sublimity of Aristotle, and

  12. Should glaucoma be public funded in Nigeria? Resource allocation ...

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    The arguments considered approaches to justice, especially Hippocrates, Marx, Rawls, Aristotle, utilitarianism, egalitarianism, communitarianism, capability theory, well-being, and fair opportunity rule. Finally, justice-based healthcare rationing and two-tiered healthcare model are discussed. A proposal for general health ...

  13. Identity Dilemmas: The Consequence of Identity in Protracted Conflict

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    prescribe method, or promote thought, the contributions of Thucydides, Plato , Aristotle, Hobbes, Locke, Kant and others offer penetrating insight into...Lebow, A Cultural Theory, 180. 28 Ibid., 180. For an exceptional examination of ontological security-seeking behavior and how rational security

  14. The Classical Model of Science: a Millennia-Old Model of Scientific Rationality

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    2010-01-01

    Throughout more than two millennia philosophers adhered massively to ideal standards of scientific rationality going back ultimately to Aristotle's Analytica posteriora. These standards got progressively shaped by and adapted to new scientific needs and tendencies. Nevertheless, a core of conditions

  15. The Classical Plotline of "The Great Gatsby"

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    Slattery, Dennis P.

    1975-01-01

    Argues that an understanding of the craft of fiction is furthered by a return to the original creation, concluding that "The Great Gatsby" is one of the best examples of Aristotle's description of tragedy as set forth in "The Poetics." (RB)

  16. The Colonization and Decolonization of Time

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    Roč. 5, č. 6 (2015), s. 287-291 ISSN 2159-5313 Institutional support: RVO:67985955 Keywords : time * leisure * schole * Platon * Aristotle * Marcuse * neoliberalism Subject RIV: AA - Philosophy ; Religion http://www.davidpublisher.org/index.php/Home/Article/index?id=19777.html

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  18. HLA Genes in Atlantic Celtic populations: Are Celts Iberians?

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    Islanders (Scottish), French Bretons, Galicians, Spanish Basques, Portuguese, cluster together in DA genetic distances, correspondence analysis and Neighbour Joining dendrograms. Genetics have been shown by itself not suffice to determine populations migration/relatedness. Aristotle and Herodotus placed Celts in ...

  19. Positivists, Postmodernists, Aristotelians, and the Challenger Disaster.

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    Walzer, Arthur E.; Gross, Alan

    1994-01-01

    Examines the deliberations prior to the Challenger disaster from the perspective of three major approaches in recent scholarship in rhetoric as applied to technical communications: positivism, postmodernistic social constructionism, and classical Aristotelianism. Champions an approach based on Aristotle's "Rhetoric." (HB)

  20. "Novissimum Organum": "Phronesis" on the Rebound.

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    Swearingen, C. Jan

    1994-01-01

    Comments on the interview of Stephen Toulmin in the preceding issue of this journal. Critiques Toulmin's concepts regarding hermeneutics and theory. Compares Toulmin's theories to the concept of "phronesis" discussed by Aristotle. Outlines Toulmin's relationship to historical theorists of rhetoric. (HB)

  1. Gorgias' scepticism regarding Greek social class distinctions in the ...

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    (Zomba), 18, 2004. Gorgias' scepticism ... Aeschylus is to tragedy what Gorgias is to rhetoric or oratory (DK.82.A4). The issue at stake ... Gorgias' scepticism ... Aristotle can be relied upon for our understanding the nature of the period, and.

  2. Aristotle’s Theory of Deduction and Paraconsistency

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    Evandro L. Gomes

    2010-04-01

    Full Text Available In the Organon Aristotle describes some deductive schemata in which inconsistencies do not entail the trivialization of the logical theory involved. This thesis is corroborated by three different theoretical topics by him discussed, which are presented in this paper. We analyse inference schema used by Aristotle in the Protrepticus and the method of indirect demonstration for categorical syllogisms. Both methods exemplify as Aristotle employs classical reductio ad absurdum strategies. Following, we discuss valid syllogisms from opposite premises (contrary and contradictory studied by the Stagerian in the Analytica Priora (B15. According to him, the following syllogisms are valid from opposite premises, in which small Latin letters stand for terms such as subject and predicate, and capital Latin letters stand for the categorical propositions such as in the traditional notation: (i in the second figure, Eba,Aba ` Eaa (Cesare, Aba, Eba ` Eaa (Camestres, Eba, I ba ` Oaa (Festino, and Aba,Oba ` Oaa (Baroco; (ii in the third one, Eab,Aab ` Oaa (Felapton, Oab,Aab ` Oaa (Bocardo and Eab, Iab ` Oaa (Ferison. Finally, we discuss the passage from the Analytica Posteriora (A11 in which Aristotle states that the Principle of Non-Contradiction is not generally presupposed in all demonstrations (scientific syllogisms, but only in those in which the conclusion must be proved from the Principle; the Stagerian states that if a syllogism of the first figure has the major term consistent, the other terms of the demonstration can be each one separately inconsistent. These results allow us to propose an interpretation of his deductive theory as a broad sense paraconsistent theory. Firstly, we proceed to a hermeneutical analysis, evaluating its logical significance and the interplay of the results with some other points of Aristotle’s philosophy. Secondly, we point to a logical interpretation of the Aristotelian syllogisms from opposite premises in the antilogisms

  3. CATEGORIES AND PROTOTYPES: FROM CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY TO CONTEMPORARY LINGUISTICS

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    ZHIVOKINA MAYYA ALEXANDROVNA

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    Full Text Available The article considers two approaches to category studies: a classical or logical one pronciples of which were formulated by Aristotle, and a contemporary or cognitive one that deals with such concepts as fuzzy logic, fuzzy sets, prototype, family resemblance.

  4. Disciplinary Politics and the Institutionalization of the Generic Triad in Classical Rhetoric.

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    Liu, Yameng

    1995-01-01

    Discusses the concepts of rhetoric in general and specifically the generic triad in classical rhetoric. Outlines contemporary versions of the function and realm of rhetoric. Discusses the clash between Aristotle and Quintilian regarding the triad and its relationship to contemporary debates. (HB)

  5. Political animal and scattered animal? The identity of the aristotelian man

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    Laura FEBRES-CORDERO PITTIER

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    Full Text Available Among the Aristotelian fragments that qualify man as a political animal, the lines 487b33-488a13of Historia animalium –in which Aristotle points out some differences in the ways of life and the actions of certain animals–, have recently acquired great relevance. However, just as it happens with the most acknowledged references to the zoon politikon, the fragment brings great difficulties concerning the political way that life appears in comparison and contrast with other three ways of life: the gregarious, solitary and scattered ways of life. Accordingly, this article will try to understand the place of man in regards to the four aforementioned ways of life, considering that Aristotle seems to state that man “dualizes” between the political and the scattered ways of life, with the objective of understanding one of the main foundations of Aristotle’s political theory

  6. Photogrammetry and remote sensing education subjects

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    Lazaridou, Maria A.; Karagianni, Aikaterini Ch.

    2017-09-01

    The rapid technologic advances in the scientific areas of photogrammetry and remote sensing require continuous readjustments at the educational programs and their implementation. The teaching teamwork should deal with the challenge to offer the volume of the knowledge without preventing the understanding of principles and methods and also to introduce "new" knowledge (advances, trends) followed by evaluation and presentation of relevant applications. This is of particular importance for a Civil Engineering Faculty as this in Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, as the framework of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing is closely connected with applications in the four educational Divisions of the Faculty. This paper refers to the above and includes subjects of organizing the courses in photogrammetry and remote sensing in the Civil Engineering Faculty of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. A scheme of the general curriculum as well the teaching aims and methods are also presented.

  7. THE EVOLUTION AND IMPORTANCE OF BUSINESS ETHICS IN THE COMPANIES

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    ROMANESCU MARCEL LAURENȚIU

    2016-12-01

    Full Text Available From a microeconomic perspective, ethics is associated with confidence. Ethics statements are generally prescriptive or normative statements, such statements are indicators for words such as "should", "shall be binding", "allowed" or "forbidden". Business ethics is a description of how those involved in these activities can be labeled as moral, immoral or amoral. Business ethics is the study statements and decisions that occur in the business sphere, in terms of what is morally good or bad. This material aproaches the fundamental terms of ethics, mandatory starting from Aristotle, who said that all art, literature, action or judgment are going to better nd pursue only the good. However there is a difference between goals because if there are many activities, areas, arts, sciences there also many purposes. Aristotle believes that science that analyzes the good in everything was politics and other sciences are covered by it.

  8. Transtornos invasivos do desenvolvimento não-autísticos: síndrome de Rett, transtorno desintegrativo da infância e transtornos invasivos do desenvolvimento sem outra especificação Non-autistic pervasive developmental disorders: Rett syndrome, disintegrative disorder and pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified

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    Full Text Available A categoria "transtorno invasivos do desenvolvimento" inclui o autismo, a síndrome de Asperger, a síndrome de Rett, o transtorno desintegrativo da infância e uma categoria residual denominada transtornos invasivos do desenvolvimento sem outra especificação. Nesta revisão, a síndrome de Rett e o transtorno desintegrativo da infância, que são categorias bem definidas, serão discutidas, assim como as categorias não tão bem definidas que foram incluídas no grupo transtornos invasivos do desenvolvimento sem outra especificação. Diferentes propostas de categorização têm sido feitas, algumas baseadas em abordagem fenomenológica descritiva, outras baseadas em outras perspectivas teóricas, tais como a neuropsicologia. As propostas atuais são apresentadas e discutidas, seguidas por avaliações críticas sobre as vantagens e desvantagens desses conceitos.The category "Pervasive Developmental Disorders" includes autistic disorder, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's syndrome, childhood disintegrative disorder, and a residual category, named pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified. In this review, Rett's syndrome and childhood disintegrative disorder, which are well-defined categories, will be discussed, as well as the not well defined categories that have been included in the Pervasive Developmental Disorder Not Otherwise Specified group. Different proposals of categorization have been created, some of which based on descriptive phenomenological approach, and others based upon other theoretical perspectives, such as neuropsychology. Current proposals are presented and discussed, followed by critical appraisals on the clinical advantages and disadvantages of these concepts.

  9. Categorização de questões de Física do novo ENEM

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    Jesusney Silva Hernandes

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    Full Text Available http://dx.doi.org/10.5007/2175-7941.2013v30n1p58 Este artigo estuda questões que envolvem Física nas provas de Ciências da Natureza e suas Tecnologias do novo ENEM. Selecionamos itens que evidenciam alguma Física nestas provas. Classificamos as questões por Competência e Habilidade segundo a matriz de referência do Exame e, através da análise de conteúdo de Bardin (2010, propusemos, para cada grupo de itens inseridos em uma dada competência, um agrupamento em categorias. A partir da observação e reflexão das categorias emergentes apresentamos ao longo do texto orientações sobre características das situações-problema que abordam alguma Física no novo ENEM. Além disso, através da análise das categorias emergentes, procuramos avaliar a aproximação das questões selecionadas com as orientações presentes nos Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais para o Ensino Médio (PCNEM, nas Orientações Complementares aos Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais (PCN+ e nas Orientações Curriculares para o Ensino Médio (OCEM. Percebemos que muitas orientações que surgiram das categorias emergentes atendem às orientações dos PCN, PCN+ e OCEM. Esperamos que nossa pesquisa possa contribuir para o alinhamento da prática docente com um ensino de Física inovador pautado no desenvolvimento de competências e habilidades, viabilizando melhoria de aprendizado e, consequentemente, de desempenho em Exames como o ENEM.

  10. COMPETÊNCIA INFORMACIONAL: ESTUDO COM ALUNOS DE CURSO DE ADMINISTRAÇÃO

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    Gleice Maria Silva Xavier

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    Full Text Available Em sintonia com os fundamentos desenvolvidos por estudiosos do tema competência, a presente pesquisa corrobora com o pensamento de que a capacidade para lidar com os produtos informacionais, passa a integrar o conjunto de competências profissionais necessárias para que o Administrador esteja preparado para atuar de forma estratégica nessa desafiadora realidade. Assim, analisar a percepção de concluintes de um curso de Administração de IES privada da cidade de Salvador, quanto ao seu nível de competência informacional, configura-se o principal objetivo deste artigo. O estudo é de natureza quantitativa, de caráter descritivo, assumindo também características de estudo de caso. Os principais resultados demonstram que das nove categorias analisadas, a média mais alta foi da categoria utilizar e mais baixa foi referente a categoria organizar. Conclui-se que o nível de competência informacional se enquadrou entre os estágios competente e proficiente, com base no modelo Seven Pillars desenvolvido pela Society of College, National and University Libraries - SONUL.

  11. Da obediência ao consentimento: reflexões sobre o experimento de Milgram à luz das instituições modernas

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    Sandra Leal de Melo Dahia

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    Full Text Available O objetivo do presente ensaio é fornecer uma leitura sobre os resultados do clássico experimento de Stanley Milgram em torno da obediência à autoridade a partir de algumas categorias extraídas dos estudos teóricos do sociólogo Anthony Giddens e da filósofa Hannah Arendt. O texto está estruturado em torno de dois aspectos centrais. O primeiro afirma o contexto das tendências culturais e as características das instituições modernas como fatores decisivos para a compreensão dos resultados experimentais. Enfatiza, para tanto, a modalidade de confiança que os sistemas sociais, como os sistemas peritos, instauram na vida hodierna, capaz de produzir uma peculiar subordinação ao conhecimento científico e técnico, concomitante a uma plena desinformação sobre seus princípios de funcionamento. O segundo aspecto do artigo visa realçar a importância da responsabilidade moral dos sujeitos experimentais, propondo, com base nas reflexões de Hannah Arendt, o deslocamento do eixo central da análise do experimento da categoria obediência para a categoria consentimento.

  12. Explorando o DP: a presença da categoria NumP

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    Full Text Available This paper focuses on NumP, an independent projection for number,which was proposed in pre-minimalist research (Picallo, 1991; Ritter,1991. Arguments for the relevance of maintaining it as anindependent projection in a minimalist framework, contrary toChomsky (1999, who assumes number is one of the j-featuresassociated to N, are provided. The consequences such presenceimposes for DP internal agreement phenomenon are discussed andsome alternatives to account for it are offered.

  13. (Representar: contribuições das teorias feministas à noção da representação

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    Full Text Available http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S0104-026X2013000300013 Este artigo se propõe a problematizar a categoria da representação, em suas esferas política, social e estética, a partir das contribuições trazidas por algumas teorias feministas – compreendidas aqui em seu sentido mais amplo. Em sua parte inicial, apresentará um breve mapeamento de alguns possíveis significados da representação; em seguida introduzirá as críticas dos estudos feministas a essa categoria; por fim, na última parte do artigo, utilizaremos alguns conceitos dos Genders Studies.

  14. A espacialidade no teatro de Sêneca: um estudo sobre As Troianas e Agamêmnon

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    De Carli, Elisana [UNESP

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    A presente pesquisa tem como objetivo examinar a construção da espacialidade nos textos dramáticos de Sêneca, As Troianas e Agamêmnon. O espaço é considerado como uma categoria fundamental no teatro, desse modo, ao se especificar a configuração dessa categoria e a sua repercussão na obra, é possível constatar a teatralidade do texto e referendar seu status junto ao gênero. A partir de referenciais contemporâneos são abordadas as peças, as quais reiteram a estruturação do texto para o espetácu...

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  16. Was Aristotle an Exponent of Antiscientific Mumbo-Jumbo?

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    Koznjak, Boris

    2012-01-01

    During the past few decades, a wide consensus has been reached in the community of science educators that it is almost unimaginable to conduct a quality science education without including the history and philosophy of science in some form in the science curriculum, and this is especially the case for physics education (Matthews 1994). However, in…

  17. Explanation and teleology in Aristotle's Philosophy of Nature

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    This dissertation explores Aristotle’s use of teleology as a principle of explanation, especially as it is used in the natural treatises. Its main purposes are, first, to determine the function, structure, and explanatory power of teleological explanations in four of Aristotle’s natural treatises,

  18. Behavioral and Mental Healthcare: Total Warrior Care Commitment. U.S. Army Medical Department Journal, July-September 2008

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    International Critical Inci- dent Stress Foundation, Inc; 2003. 23. Bolton EE, Glenn DM , Orsillo S, Roemer L, Litz BT. The relationship between self...Seligman MEP, eds. Positive Psychology in Practice. New York: John Wiley & Sons; 2004:20. Aristotle. Nicomachean Ethics. Crisp R, trans. New York

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    2002a:11) points out that sophistic rhetoric was not aimed at reflecting truth or even at achieving logical consistency, but rather at winning the ar- gument at all costs. Furthermore, Vos (2002a:14ff.) describes the attempts by. Plato and Aristotle to ...

  1. Redefining Democracy for the Modern State.

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    Rahe, Paul A.

    1992-01-01

    Draws distinctions between classical and modern concepts of democracy. Contrasts Pythagoras' dislike of factions with Madison's support for economic differentiation and religious toleration. Discusses Aristotle's and Noah Webster's ideas on addressing class tensions. Examines early U.S. theorists' suspicions of direct democracy and support for…

  2. Modeling the Association between Deliberative Beliefs and Organizational Citizenship Behavior among Teachers

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    Lin, Chun-wen

    2017-01-01

    Aristotle proposed that deliberation in the political arena facilitates citizens' abilities to deliberate about the ultimate interests of human beings, identify the highest human benefit achievable given the circumstances, and develop moral virtues and good deeds. Appealing to Aristotelian deliberation, this study investigates the relationships…

  3. The Spanish Constitution, the Constitutional Court and the Catalan Referendum

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    and politeia that Aristotle defined now clashes between two powerful symbolic and romantic phenomena. In the Spanish-Catalan binomial scenario, there are some elements that need to be analysed to obtain a complete picture of the constitutional possibilities to of accommodating a Catalan self...

  4. Deontological vs. Teleological Ethics--Some Remarks on the Impact of Ethics on Educational Practice.

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    Ahrens, Jurgen

    1989-01-01

    Maintains that pedagogical practice must take into account the principles of moral philosophy. Claims that current pedagogical research on ethics is determined by the teleological and deontological paradigms associated with Aristotle and Kant respectively. Discusses these two paradigms and their relationship to educational practice. (RW)

  5. Rhetoric and Essentially Contested Arguments

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    Garver, Eugene

    1978-01-01

    Draws a connection between Gallie's essentially contested concepts and Aristotle's account of rhetorical argument by presenting a definition of Essentially Contested Argument which is used as the connecting term between rhetoric and essentially contested concepts and by demonstrating the value of making this connection. (JF)

  6. Historical Research: A Qualitative Perspective.

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    Heller, George N.

    1996-01-01

    Provides a brief overview of the uses of rhetoric in the history of writing about music. Discusses Aristotle's topology of the three different kinds of rhetoric: deliberative, judicial, and epideictic (demonstrative). Includes excerpts from past music criticism, copious notes, and a 27-item bibliography. (MJP)

  7. Fronésis a svobodné rozhodnutí

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    Roč. 71, č. 5 (2016), s. 389-400 ISSN 0046-385X Institutional support: RVO:67985955 Keywords : Aristotle's moral psychology * Free decision * Phronesis * Proairesis * Nicomachean Ethics * Rhetoric * Alasdair McIntyre * Isaiah Berlin Subject RIV: AA - Philosophy ; Religion http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0259922

  8. Preconocimiento en Platón y Aristóteles

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    Full Text Available In spite of the fact that Aristotle often criticizes Plato's theories -especially his conception of reminiscence- some of their explanations of human knowledge seem to present important similarities. Some texts of Meno and De memoria et reminiscentia show one of these interesting parallelisms.

  9. Teaching a Holistic, Harmonious and Internal Motivational Concept of Excellence to Promote Olympic Ideals, Health and Well-Being for All

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    Papaioannou, Athanasios G.

    2017-01-01

    Based on recent trends in positive psychology, on ancient Greek sport literature and particularly on Aristotle's philosophy, the holistic, harmonious and internal motivational components of excellence and their implications for students' motivation for physical activity, health and well-being are presented. While modern motivational theories and…

  10. Toward a unified analysis of terms and predications

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    1990-01-01

    Aristotle stated that movement or change "[...] pertain[s] exclusively to quality, quantity, and locality, each of which embraces contrasts" (Physics, V. II; see also Rijksbaron 1989). I will argue that operators as well as satellites, both in the term phrase and in the predication, can be charac...

  11. Taxonomies of Educational Objectives and Theories of Classification.

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    Travers, Robert M. W.

    1980-01-01

    Classification is the taxonomic science in which a system of categories is established and in which the categories have some logical structure. Scientific classifications have included those by Aristotle, Linnaeus, and Lavoisier. Educational taxonomies include those developed by Bloom, Herbart, Dewey, and Piaget. The problems of taxonomy…

  12. William Harvey & Capillaries: Can You "Discover" Circulation without Connections between Arteries & Veins?

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    Allchin, Douglas

    2005-01-01

    William Harvey's discovery of the presence of capillaries and the role played by them without actually seeing them highlights his power of observation and logic. However, his perspective could not be considered as new since he had adopted his disposition for ocular demonstration from Aristotle and Galen.

  13. Sappho’s Proof that Death is an Evil

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    Full Text Available Aristotle (Rh. 1398b represents Sappho (fr.201 as arguing that gods choose not to die and thus that death is an evil, which is perhaps best explained if her poem responded to the militaristic valuation of death expressed in poets like Tyrtaeus.

  14. Plagiarism and Prosecution: A New Approach at Air University.

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    Isocrates, Demosthenes, Aes- chines, Menander and Plutarch indulged in it at times. Aristotle lifted whole pages from Democritus. . . . And Plato...There are speeches in Antony and Cleopatra which * are pure Plutarch . Malone painstakingly analyzed Parts I, II, and III of Henry VI, and came to the

  15. June, 2014 Page JONATHAN O. CHIMAKONAM'S CONCEPT

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    in the span of attention, through a variation in time. He states: Though .... people tend to see the bodily identity criterion as more plausible. Aristotle is ..... A was known to Mr. B as a handsome young man, and in his later life was known by Mr. C ...

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    Metaphysics I is a course currently taught in the Faculty of Philosophy, NUIM. It attempts to answer three questions: 'What is metaphysics?', 'What happened as metaphysics was Christianised?' and 'What happenerd as metaphysics was Modernized?', while discussing texts of Aristotle, Thomas Aquinas, Edmund Husserl and Edith Stein.

  17. Imagination and the Pursuit of a Rational Rhetoric.

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    Foster, David E.

    The works of certain rhetorical thinkers contain strategies directed at achieving assent or cooperation. Such writings demonstrate means by which readers' rational responses can be deliberately challenged and disrupted. While people often cite Aristotle's maxim "Man is a rational animal," critics have asserted that the statement…

  18. Listening: A Virtue Account

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    Rice, Suzanne; Burbules, Nicholas C.

    2010-01-01

    Background Context: Despite its significance for learning, listening has received very little attention in the philosophy of education literature. This article draws on the philosophy and educational thought of Aristotle to illuminate characteristics of good listening. The current project is exploratory and preliminary, seeking mainly to suggest…

  19. Corrupt Language, Corrupt Thought: The White Paper "The Importance of Teaching"

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    Lumby, Jacky; Muijs, Daniel

    2014-01-01

    This article deconstructs the language of the 2010 UK Coalition Government's White Paper, "The Importance of Teaching". It uses analytical frameworks related to rhetoric established by Aristotle and Cicero. It explores the mechanisms of language using both critical discourse analysis and content analysis, offering quantitative data on…

  20. The Art of Wondering: A Revisionist Return to the History of Rhetoric.

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    Covino, William A.

    Reacting to the tradition which has reduced rhetorics to summaries of rules and principles, this book presupposes that Plato's "Phaedrus," Aristotle's "Rhetoric," and Cicero's "De Oratore" cannot be reduced to summary information or pedagogical advice. The book considers that these works, on the contrary, along with…

  1. Writing "In" and "Across" the Disciplines: The Historical Background.

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    Ruszkiewicz, John J.

    The forebears of writing "in" and "across" the disciplines are such historical figures as Aristotle and Cicero. They believed that rhetoric contained within itself all other disciplines. Renaissance rhetoricians also insisted upon assigning a moral cross-disciplinary dimension to rhetoric while at the same time the intellectual…

  2. Psyche/Logos: Mapping the Terrains of Mind and Rhetoric.

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    Baumlin, James S.; Baumlin, Tita French

    1989-01-01

    Discusses rhetoric as mirroring psychology. Examines Aristotle's three "pisteis"--the pathetic, logical, and ethical proofs, paralleling them to Freud's id, ego, and super-ego. Explores an adequate feminine psychology and a corresponding rhetoric. Outlines two models of persuasive discourse, the rational world paradigm and the narrative…

  3. Expeditionary Learning in Information Systems: Definition, Implementation, and Assessment

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    Abrahams, Alan S.; Singh, Tirna

    2013-01-01

    In the natural sciences, collecting, cataloguing, and comparing living specimens have long been a popular, collaborative mode of discovery and learning. New species are discovered, and the relationships between species are theorized. From Aristotle's "History of Animals" to Darwin's "On the Origin of Species", and beyond, this…

  4. Size-dependent variation in plant form.

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    Niklas, Karl J; Cobb, Edward D

    2017-09-11

    The study of organic form has a long and distinguished history going at least as far back as Aristotle's Historia Anima¯lium, wherein he identified five basic biological processes that define the forms of animals (metabolism, temperature regulation, information processing, embryo development, and inheritance). Unfortunately, all of Aristotle's writings about plant forms are lost. We know of them only indirectly from his student Theophrastus's companion books, collectively called Historia Plantarum, wherein plant forms are categorized into annual herbs, herbaceous perennials, shrubs, and trees. The study of plant forms did not truly begin until the romantic poet and naturalist Goethe proposed the concept of a hypothetical 'Plant Archetype', declared "Alles ist Blatt", and first coined the word morphologie, which inspired the French anatomist Cuvier (who established the field of comparative morphology), the English naturalist Darwin (who saw his theory of evolution reinforced by it), and the Scottish mathematician D'Arcy Thompson (who attempted to quantify it). Copyright © 2017 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

  5. Kosmiese mag in Pseudo-Aristoteles, De mundo, en die Nuwe Testament

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    2012-02-01

    Full Text Available Cosmic power in Pseudo-Aristotle, De mundo, and the New Testament. In order to locate the cosmological views underlying the writings of Paul and other New Testament (NT authors within their historical contexts it is necessary to compare them with other contemporary worldviews, such as those expressed in philosophical writings of the period. New Testament research has thus far concentrated on the most popular and influential philosophical traditions of NT times, that is, Stoicism and Middle Platonism. Other philosophical traditions may however also offer valuable insights. In this article I suggested that the De mundo attributed to Aristotle but probably dating from the 1st century BCE or CE provides early evidence for a splitting up of the demiurgic function of God in order to preserve God’s transcendence. I furthermore argued that a similar division of divine functions is also evident in some NT texts, for example, John 1, Colossians 1, and Hebrews 1. This notion is explored using Colossians 1 as example.

  6. On the Time of the Intellect: The Interpretation of De Anima 3.6 (43ob 7-20) in Renaissance and Early Modern Italian Philosophy.

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    Dubouclez, Olivier

    2015-01-01

    This article argues that an original debate over the relationship between time and the intellect took place in Northern Italy in the second half of the sixteenth century, which was part of a broader reflection on the temporality of human mental acts. While human intellectual activity was said to be 'above time' during the Middle Ages, Renaissance scholars such as Marcantonio Genua (1491-1563), Giulio Castellani (1528-1586), Antonio Montecatini (1537-1599) and Francesco Piccolomini (1520-1604), greatly influenced by the Simplician and Alexandrist interpretations of Aristotle's works, proposed alterna- tive conceptions based on the interpretation of De anima 3.6 (430b 7-20) according to which intellectual acts happen in a both 'undivided' and 'divisible time'. In order to explain Aristotle's puzzling claim, they were led to conceive of intellectual activity as a process similar to sensation, corresponding to a certain lapse of time (Castellani), an instant (Montecatini), or a mix of instantaneousness and concrete duration (Piccolomini), depending on their theoretical options.

  7. The difficulties of Biocommunication

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    Borrelli Eugenio

    2002-09-01

    Full Text Available Communicating modern biotechnologies is certainly no easy task. To tackle such a complex and future-oriented assignment, help may arrive, paradoxically, from the past, from ancient rhetorical tradition, and in particular from Aristotle, the most renowned rhetoric teacher of all time. In his Rhetoric, Aristotle suggested that to be persuasive speakers should make use of widely accepted opinions (endoxa, i.e. the common sense shared by all. Common sense is expressed in common truths and value-laden maxims. Common sense, however, is not flat but dialectical, in that it includes contrasting subjects. While reasoning, orators do not just passively report a conception of an unchanging world, but they reproduce the contrasting conceptions included in common sense. In the case of the debate about Biotechnologies, the contrasting conceptions can be found in the Natural/Artificial dualism, in the dichotomy between an attitude marked by obscurantism and suspicion of scientific and technological innovation and that of a scientistic attitude

  8. Aristoteles'in Sanata Dair Düşünceleri

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    2015-11-01

    Full Text Available One of Plato’s pupils, Aristotle, whose studying activity might be divided into three periods has been known as a great thinker throughout the history of thought. He was a thinker who could achieve to systematize philosophy. The many sided thinker wrote on logic, grammar, rhetoric, literature critique, natural history, psychology and history of philosophy. Today it seems interesting how often he mentioned some samples of art and artistic creations in his writings to illuminate his principles. It may be said, he followed his teacher Plato with this practice. But we know that the two thinkers' principles differed in many ways such as the way they perceived artistic activity and it’s works. For example; according to Plato, it was impossible to see beauty on a statue of a sculpturor like Polycleitus. Because the real beauty existed only in the universe of ideas. But for Aristotle, it was impossible to comprehension beauty if a beautiful object didn’t exist

  9. Comparação entre os métodos psicofísicos escalares de estimação de magnitudes e de estimação de categorias da percepção social do enfermeiro Comparación entre los métodos psicofísicos escalares de estimación de magnitudes y de estimación de categorias de la percepción social del enfermero Comparison between the psychophysical scale methods for magnitude stimation and category estimation of nurses' social perception

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    Fátima Aparecida Emm Faleiros Sousa

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    Full Text Available O objetivo deste experimento foi escalonar a percepção social do enfermeiro pelos métodos de estimação de magnitudes e de categorias. Participaram estudantes do 2º grau e universitários, profissionais atuantes e aposentados em medicina, psicologia, enfermagem e odontologia. Os resultados mostraram: (1 os traços asseado, responsável, limpo, cuidadoso e eficaz ocupam as primeiras posições em termos da percepção social do enfermeiro, enquanto os traços inútil, desonroso, desonesto, irresponsável e odioso ocupam as últimas posições nas escalas obtidas pelos dois métodos psicofísicos diretos e (2 o contínuo não-métrico de percepção social possui características protéticas.El objetivo de este experimento fue escalonar la percepción social del enfermero por los métodos de estimación de magnitudes y de categorías. Participaron alumnos de la enseñanza fundamental y de universidades, profesionales actuantes y jubilados en medicina, psicología, enfermería y odontología. Los resultados mostraron que (1 las características aseado, responsable, limpio, cuidadoso y eficaz ocupan las primeras posiciones en términos de la percepción social del enfermero, como las características inútil, deshonroso, deshonesto, irresponsable y odioso ocupan las últimas posiciones en las escalas obtenidas por los dos métodos psicofísicos directos y (2 el continuo no métrico de percepción social tiene características protéticas.This experiment aimed to rank nurses' social perception through the magnitude and category estimation methods. Study participants were high school and university students, active and retired professionals in the areas of medicine, psychology, nursing and dentistry. The results showed: (1 the characteristics neat, responsible, clean, careful and efficacious occupied the first positions in terms of nurses' social perception; whereas the characteristics useless, dishonorable, irresponsible and hateful occupied the

  10. CONFESIÓN Y SIGILO SACRAMENTAL EN EL CONCILIO LATERANENSE IV: DE LA NORMATIVA A LA REFLEXIÓN DOCTRINAL

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    Full Text Available Among the standards approved by the Fourth Lateran Council the XXI stands out as the most important in the sacramental discipline. As usual it takes the name from its opening words, Omnis utriusque sexus. Through it, not only did the Church sanction a universal law that established the obligation of the believer to confess all his sins to their priest annually, in order to receive at least at Easter, after the execution of the imposed penance, the sacrament of the Eucharist, but also introduced a broader regulation of the same sacrament which brought up a relevant subject such as the sigillum confessionis and the related penalties which were applicable if violated. For the first time this institution, which has its roots in the divine right, received a general and organic legislative discipline intended to become the subject for reflection on the part of the doctrine, especially in the wake of its reception in the Liber Extra by Gregory IX (X 5. 38. 12. Given a brief excursus on the emergence in the jus vetus of a first regulation in relation to the duty of the Seal of Confession, we will try to understand the impact of l of the Innocentian legislation on doctrinal reflection and the development of the following regulation on the subject between the Middle Ages and the modern age.

  11. Diálogos na dissertação escolar: um estudo sobre os enunciados de senso comum e de polêmica / Dialogues at the scholarly argumentative text: an analysis of consensual and polemical enunciates

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    Rinaldo Guariglia

    2012-06-01

    Full Text Available Este estudo examina duas categorias dialógicas regidas pela argumentação nas redações argumentativas escolares, que respondem pela propagação de sentidos do senso comum (categoria de consenso e de sentidos que se contrapõem ao senso comum (categoria de polêmica. Há três matrizes dialógicas observadas em redações escolares: os diálogos do sujeito-produtor com outras vozes sociais, com a proposta de redação e, principalmente, com o interlocutor-examinador. Esses diálogos inserem um conjunto de propriedades que ora são manifestações da categoria consensual ora da polêmica, e estão de acordo com o exercício argumentativo do texto. Entre as propriedades dialógicas estão a aplicação de noções generalizantes, a organização de enunciados descritivos, a observação de um raciocínio lógico formalizado, o rompimento com a proposta de redação, a inserção de enunciados interrogativo-retóricos e o uso de paráfrases extraídas da proposta.This paper examines two dialogical categories of the scholarly argumentative text: consensual one (common sense enunciates and polemical one (opposed to common sense contents. Three dialogical matrices are investigated: the dialogue between subject-producer and other social voices, and text-proposal, and interlocutor-examiner. These dialogues insert a set of textual and discursive properties which are consensual category manifestations or polemical ones in accordance with the argumentative arrangement of text. Among the dialogical properties are wholeness enunciates, argumentative-descriptive enunciates, strict logical reasoning, breakage of text-proposal, interrogative-rhetoric enunciates and paraphrases from the text-proposal.

  12. A humanização e a formação médica na perspectiva dos estudantes de medicina da UFRN - Natal - RN - Brasil

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    Antonia Núbia de Oliveira Alves

    Full Text Available Este estudo, por meio de uma abordagem qualitativa, busca compreender a percepção dos estudantes de Medicina da Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN acerca da humanização no contexto da formação médica. Foi utilizada a técnica de grupo focal, envolvendo uma equipe multidisciplinar com profissionais das áreas de antropologia, psicologia e medicina, que estudou dois grupos de nove estudantes do último ano do curso. Os dados foram analisados pela técnica de análise de conteúdo temática categorial, da qual emergiram três categorias: relação estudante-paciente, ensino-aprendizagem e relação estudante-professor. A primeira categoria permite identificar que a experiência do contato do estudante com o paciente é essencial à construção de uma identidade profissional humanizada. Em relação à segunda categoria, percebe-se que professores sem capacitação nas práticas pedagógicas, inerentes à profissão de professor, e a dicotomia teoria-prática dificultam a formação autônoma do conhecimento e uma visão integral do indivíduo. Da terceira categoria emergiram duas subcategorias antagônicas (professor-modelo e relações assimétricas, que refletem a importância da postura ético-humanista do professor em detrimento de uma atitude autoritária para a construção da identidade profissional do estudante. Esses dados apontam aspectos da formação médica que podem respaldar uma discussão acerca da humanização no contexto das novas diretrizes curriculares.

  13. Análise exploratória espacial dos preços das terras agrícolas no estado de São Paulo.

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    Hélder Gramacho dos Santos

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    Full Text Available A Análise Exploratória de Dados Espaciais consiste de uma coleção de técnicas para descrever e visualizar distribuições espaciais, descobrir padrões de associação, identificar aglomerados e situações atípicas. Buscando alcançar a estes objetivos foi realizada Análise Exploratória Espacial dos Valores de Terra Nua de cinco categorias de terras agrícolas do Estado de São Paulo do ano de 2012. Realizou-se a estatística descritiva dos dados, calculou-se os Índices de Moran Global e o Índice Local de Associação Espacial e produziu-se mapas que descrevem os fenômenos espaciais. Todos os procedimentos utilizaram programas livres. Na discussão buscou-se associar a ocorrência dos fenômenos ao Valor da Produção Agropecuária (VPA de São Paulo em 2012. Todas as categorias de terras apresentaram autocorrelação espacial global e os indicadores locais identificaram clusters de preços altos e baixos, algumas categorias apresentaram outliers. Os padrões de formação de clusters foram diferentes para cada categoria de terra. Os maiores VPA estão localizadas em regiões onde ocorreram clusters de preços altos. Avaliações de imóveis rurais realizadas no estado de São Paulo devem atentar para a ocorrência da autocorrelação espacial. A disponibilidade de tais ferramentas por meio de softwares livres deve contribuir para a utilização de tais procedimentos pelos peritos e avaliadores.

  14. Uns trabalham e outros lutam: brasileiros e a luta na erva

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    Full Text Available Trata-se de etnografia da atividade extrativa da erva-mate, a luta na erva, no Sul do Brasil, pelos caboclos, servindo de fio condutor do modo de vida desse grupo. Aborda a categoria luta relacionalmente à categoria trabalho, acionada favoravelmente pelos de origem como prerrogativa étnica, apontando aos embates subjacentes.It is about the ethnography of the maté extractive activity, the maté fight, in the South of Brazil, by the copper-colored, being the "conductor wire" for the lifestyle of this group. It approaches the fight category related to the work category, propitiously added by the native ones as an ethnical prerogative, leading to the underlying oppositions.

  15. Fertilidade de fêmeas Nelore após inseminação artificial em tempo fixo conforme a contagem de folículos antrais

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    Alexandra Soares Rodrigues

    2013-07-01

    Full Text Available O objetivo deste trabalho foi determinar o efeito do número de folículos antrais sobre as taxas de concepção de fêmeas Nelore, em programa de inseminação artificial em tempo fixo (IATF. Para isso, 481 fêmeas foram submetidas a um protocolo de IATF e avaliadas quanto à contagem de folículos antrais (CFA e ao diagnóstico de gestação. Os animais foram agrupados nas categorias de CFA baixa (53. Não houve diferença entre as taxas de concepção obtidas nas categorias de CFA em IATF com uso de gonadotrofina coriônica.

  16. A vontade de sentido na obra de Viktor Frankl

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    Full Text Available Neste artigo, procurou-se investigar um ponto central na obra do psiquiatra austríaco, criador da Logoterapia, Viktor Frankl: o conceito de "vontade de sentido". Em nosso entendimento, o tema concerne fundamentalmente à visão de homem que alicerça a referida escola psicológica, constituindo uma categoria chave para uma compreensão mais adequada do pensamento do autor. O traçado lógico do artigo busca relacionar essa categoria à explicitação do caráter autotranscendente da existência humana. Por fi m, o texto foi articulado conclusivamente para defender um descentramento do indivíduo em favor do sentido.

  17. Rever Senna: da morte de um ídolo à construção do herói contemporâneo

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    Sandra Maria Lucia Pereira Gonçalves

    2012-06-01

    Full Text Available A morte de Ayrton Senna, piloto da Fórmula I, morto em 1994,  é o ponto de partida para se pensar questões concernentes à contemporaneidade. Para o desenvolvimento desse artigo, são utilizadas as seguintes categorias - sociedade midiatizada, velocidade, mito e herói, narcisismo e morte. Essas categorias irão compor o cenário do ídolo. As fontes utilizadas como amostragem para a observação do tratamento dos media sobre este acontecimento são jornais e revistas especiais sobre televisão, assim como artigos de jornais decorrentes da morte de Senna. Diferentes autores comparecem na construção do quadro a ser exposto.

  18. As contribuições teórico-metodológicas de E. P. Thompson: experiência e cultura

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    Full Text Available O artigo destaca as contribuições teórico-metodológicas do historiador marxista Edward Palmer Thompson e que podem ser úteis para a pesquisa sociológica. A partir de pesquisa bibliográfica, apresenta-se uma breve biografia do autor e em seguida algumas categorias importantes desenvolvidas por ele, como experiência e cultura. Ressalta-se também a ênfase de Thompson em tratar as categorias teóricas considerando-se a processualidade histórica. Por fim, são levantadas algumas possibilidades de análise da juventude do campo na atualidade a partir das contribuições teórico-metodológicas desse autor.

  19. Animal ethics based on friendship

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    2011-01-01

    This article discusses some aspects of animal ethics from an Aristotelian virtue ethics point of view. Because the notion of friendship (philia) is central to Aristotle's ethical theory, the focus of the article is whether humans and animals can be friends. It is argued that new empirical findings

  20. [Chapter 1. Beyond the reification of vulnerability, thinking vulnerability as the subject capability

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    Botbol-Baum, Mylène

    2016-12-29

    In this introduction I will draw an overview of theories associated with the notion of care from feminist studies to clinical theory by articulating the concept of vulnerability to that of capability in Amartya Sen and showing the roots of capability theory in Aristotle and anti-utilitarian theories.

  1. Sen and the Art of Educational Maintenance: Evidencing a Capability, as Opposed to an Effectiveness, Approach to Schooling

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    Kelly, Anthony

    2012-01-01

    There are few more widely applied terms in common parlance than "capability". It is used (inaccurately) to represent everything from the aspiration to provide opportunity to notions of innate academic ability, with everything in between claiming apostolic succession to Amartya Sen, who (with apologies to Aristotle) first developed the…

  2. Emotions Targeting Moral Exemplarity: Making Sense of the Logical Geography of Admiration, Emulation and Elevation

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    Kristjánsson, Kristján

    2017-01-01

    Despite renewed interest in moral role-modelling and its emotional underpinnings, further conceptual work is needed on the logical geography of the emotions purportedly driving it, in particular, admiration, emulation and elevation. In this article, I explore admiration (as understood by Linda Zagzebski), emulation (as understood by Aristotle) and…

  3. Philosophy and Morality.

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    Ediger, Marlow

    Philosophical thinking which has stood the test of time is summarized in this document. The rationale is that all students benefit from studies of philosophical thinking emphasizing moral standards. Thinkers included are: Plato, Aristotle, Peter Abelard, Francis Bacon, Sir Thomas More, Thomas Campanella, Thomas Hobbes, Benedict Spinoza, John…

  4. Categories and logical syntax

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    Klev, Ansten Morch

    2014-01-01

    The notions of category and type are here studied through the lens of logical syntax: Aristotle's as well as Kant's categories through the traditional form of proposition `S is P', and modern doctrines of type through the Fregean form of proposition `F(a)', function applied to argument. Topics

  5. Apixaban compared with warfarin in patients with atrial fibrillation and previous stroke or transient ischaemic attack

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    Easton, J Donald; Lopes, Renato D; Bahit, M Cecilia

    2012-01-01

    In the ARISTOTLE trial, the rate of stroke or systemic embolism was reduced by apixaban compared with warfarin in patients with atrial fibrillation (AF). Patients with AF and previous stroke or transient ischaemic attack (TIA) have a high risk of stroke. We therefore aimed to assess the efficacy ...

  6. Critical Inquiry for the Social Good: Methodological Work as a Means for Truth-Telling in Education

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    Kuntz, Aaron M.; Pickup, Austin

    2016-01-01

    This article questions the ubiquity of the term "critical" in methodological scholarship, calling for a renewed association of the term with projects concerned with social justice, truth-telling, and overt articulations of the social good. Drawing on Michel Foucault's work with parrhesia (or truth-telling) and Aristotle's articulation of…

  7. Making organization research matter

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    Flyvbjerg, Bent

    2006-01-01

    Aristotle and Machiavelli to Max Weber and Pierre Bourdieu. Finally, we must effectively and dialogically communicate the results of our research to our fellow citizens and carefully listen to their feedback. If we do this – focus on specific values and interests in the context of particular power relations...

  8. Greek Astronomy

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    Heath, Thomas L.

    2014-03-01

    Prefatory note; 1. Introduction; 2. Doxography; 3. Plato; 4. Eudoxus (and Callippus); 5. Aristotle; 6. Heraclides of Pontus; 7. Euclid; 8. Aristarchus of Samos; 9. Eratosthenes; 10. Aratus; 11. Posidonius; 12. Geminus; 13. Hipparchus; 14. Ptolemy; 15. Strabo; 16. Treatise 'De mundo'; 17. Cleomedes; 18. Plutarch; Appendix; Index.

  9. From the Dictionary of Medieval Latin in Czech Lands. Gracocenderius

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    Roč. 140, č. 3/4 (2017), s. 455-470 ISSN 0024-4457 Institutional support: RVO:67985955 Keywords : ravens * ancient and medieval zoology * Latin names of birds * Bartholomaeus de Solencia dictus Claretus * Aristotle * Aristoteles Latinus * Michael Scotus * Thomas of Cantimpré Subject RIV: AI - Linguistics OBOR OECD: Specific languages

  10. Beyond the Virtues-Principles Debate.

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    Keat, Marilyn S.

    1992-01-01

    Indicates basic ontological assumptions in the virtues-principles debate in moral philosophy, noting Aristotle's and Kant's fundamental ideas about morality and considering a hermeneutic synthesis of theories. The article discusses what acceptance of the synthesis might mean in the theory and practice of moral pedagogy, offering examples of…

  11. Gestolen erfenis 1: diefstal in Alexandrië

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    2017-01-01

    The present contribution, the first panel of a diptych, discusses a claim put forward by George G.M. James, in his book Stolen Legacy (1954). According to James, the Macedonian king Alexander III in association with the philosopher Aristotle plundered the Royal Library at Alexandria – a crucial

  12. A Heuristic for the Teaching of Persuasion.

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    Schell, John F.

    Interpreting Aristotle's criteria for persuasive writing--ethos, logos, and pathos--as a concern for writer, language, and audience creates both an effective model for persuasive writing and a structure around which to organize discussions of relevant rhetorical issues. Use of this heuristic to analyze writing style, organization, and content…

  13. Language, Rhetoric, and Politics in a Global Context: A Decolonial Critical Discourse Perspective on Nigeria's 2015 Presidential Campaign

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    Ahmed, Yunana

    2017-01-01

    In this dissertation, I conceptualize a rhetorical and linguistic analysis of politics from a decolonial framework (Mignolo, 2011; Smith, 2012). My analysis draws on classical rhetoric (Aristotle, 2007), cultural rhetoric (Mao, 2014; Powell, et al., 2014; Yankah, 1995), and linguistics (Chilton, 2004) to reveal the different ways ideological and…

  14. Purifying Rhetoric: Empedocles and the Myth of Rhetorical Theory

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    Gencarella, Stephen Olbrys

    2010-01-01

    The polymath Empedocles has not been considered a prominent figure in the history of rhetorical studies nor contemporary appropriations of antiquity, despite the reported attribution of his invention of rhetoric by Aristotle. This neglect is understandable, as the surviving fragments of Empedocles' work provide no significant reference to rhetoric…

  15. Aristotelés a Nová rétorika

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    2014-01-01

    Roč. 6, č. 11 (2014), s. 100-113 ISSN 1803-7860 Institutional support: RVO:67985955 Keywords : The Rhetoric of Aristotle * Chaim Perelman * Rhetoric al Turn * The New Rhetoric * Rhetoric as philosophy Subject RIV: AA - Philosophy ; Religion http://journal.aither.eu/data/hostedit2/userfiles/aither_11.pdf

  16. "Techne" and Technical Communication: Toward a Dialogue.

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    Gordon, Jay

    2002-01-01

    Offers background on how the term "techne" was used up through the fourth century BCE. Discusses how modern discourse on technical communication both converges with and departs from Plato's and Aristotle's statements on the relationship between "techne" and rhetoric. Points out areas for further discussion as teachers of…

  17. Dialectical Rapprochement in the New Rhetoric.

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    Frank, David A.

    1998-01-01

    Contends that the New Rhetoric, a response to 20th-century totalitarianism, is a post-Holocaust dialectic of rapprochement, deserving development by scholars of rhetoric and argument. Demonstrates that the dialectic of New Rhetoric exploits Aristotle's notion of reasoning from common opinions and reconciles Hegelian dialectics with argumentation.…

  18. The First Sophists and the Uses of History.

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    Jarratt, Susan C.

    1987-01-01

    Reviews the history of intellectual views on the Greek sophists in three phases: (1) their disparagement by Plato and Aristotle as the morally disgraceful "other"; (2) nineteenth century British positivists' reappraisal of these relativists as ethically and scientifically superior; and (3) twentieth century versions of the sophists as…

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    ... purports to improve, to make progress, change for the better, higher income or ... “augmentation and diminution of already formed animals.” It reminisces of .... Development, children form methods of thinking through their ... Stage five is a theoretical .... reality that Aristotle correctly remarks that human beings by nature.

  20. Philosophy as Pharmakon : Towards the hermeneutics of healing ...

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    The history of philosophy gives us an insight into what good life portends. Plato, Aristotle and other ancient classics developed guiding principles on the ethical basis for behavioural cognition and existential logic. Hence, the interest of philosophy in other disciplines such as medicine and psychology is well known.

  1. A Child Development Centre (C.D.C.) Based on the World of Work and Everyday Life: A Case of Quality Education Provision for 2.5-5 Year Old Children.

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    Frangos, Christos

    1993-01-01

    Outlines the organization and activities of the Child Development Centre (CDC) of Aristotle University in Thessaloniki, which operates as a model preschool and kindergarten for over 300 similar institutions throughout Greece. The CDC utilizes art, music, visits to workplaces, movement activities, foreign languages and customs, computers,and free…

  2. Influência no processo de compras em supermercados: um estudo exploratório com clientes aposentados

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    Márcio Moutinho Abdalla

    2013-12-01

    Full Text Available Com as mudanças no mercado globalizado brasileiro nos últimos anos, principalmente de supermercados, o comportamento do consumidor veio sofrendo algumas alterações. Mediante o incremento no poder de compra da terceira idade, supermercados identificaram a necessidade de atender, em especial, aos desejos específicos deste grupo de consumidores. Assim, este estudo tem, como objetivo, explorar as categorias de influência no processo de compra em supermercado sob o olhar de clientes aposentados. Para a consecução do objetivo, optou-se pela coleta de informações por meio de grupos focais. As opiniões apresentadas pelos aposentados foram analisadas através de análise de conteúdo, levando-se em consideração categorias previamente observadas na literatura, além de categorias emergentes. Como resultado, observou-se que, embora preço e localização sejam elementos relevantes, não se caracterizam mais como fatores determinantes de escolha. Aparentemente, a satisfação está direcionada ao atendimento e à qualidade dos serviços de cada setor. Este grupo de consumidores destaca-se pela disposição em vivenciar novas experiências de compra.

  3. Pessoas que vivem com HIV/AIDS em Florianópolis/SC, Brasil: ocupação e status socioeconômico ocupacional (1986-2006

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    Janelice de Azevedo Neves Bastiani

    2012-09-01

    Full Text Available Este estudo teve como objetivo analisar a distribuição das pessoas adultas que vivem com a Síndrome da Imunodeficiência Humana Adquirida (AIDS em Florianópolis/SC, entre 1986 e 2006. Estudo histórico de 3.209 casos de AIDS, com dados coletados no Setor de Vigilância Epidemiológica da Secretaria Municipal de Saúde, entre março e abril de 2010. A análise dos dados aborda ocupação no mercado de trabalho e sexo; condição socioeconômica dos casos com idade entre 20 e 49 anos; categoria de exposição e sexo. A AIDS afeta subgrupos e vulneráveis potenciais. Mulheres ocupam a Categoria Não Ocupada nos Afazeres Domésticos e homens ocupam a Categoria Não Ocupado como Estudantes e Aposentados/Pensionistas. Quanto ao Status Socioeconômico Ocupacional, as mulheres se encontram entre o 4º e 5°, e os homens entre o 1º e 5º. Os resultados sugerem que as ações de prevenção ao HIV/AIDS devem ser planejadas para atendimento dos subgrupos com vulnerabilidade potencial.

  4. Uso de medicamentos por gestantes em seis cidades brasileiras

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    Full Text Available OBJETIVO: Descrever os medicamentos utilizados por gestantes que fizeram o pré-natal em serviços do SUS (Sistema Único de Saúde em cidades brasileiras. MÉTODOS: Utilizando-se um questionário estruturado, foram entrevistadas 5.564 gestantes entre a 21ª e a 28ª semanas de gravidez, que se apresentaram para consulta em serviço de pré-natal do SUS em seis grandes cidades brasileiras. As perguntas foram agrupadas em "uso orientado" para dor, cólica, enjôo, tosse e outros e em "medicamento orientado" para vitamina, ferro e flúor. Foi adotada a classificação de risco do FDA (Food and Drug Administration, entre 1991 e 1995. RESULTADOS: Do total de 5.564, 4.614 (83,8% das gestantes usaram pelo menos um medicamento durante a gestação, somando 9.556 medicamentos. Os medicamentos mais utilizados foram as vitaminas associadas a antianêmicos (33,5%, os medicamentos que atuam sobre o aparelho digestivo (31,3%, os analgésicos/antiinflamatórios (22,2%, os antianêmicos (19,8% e os antimicrobianos (11,1%. Quanto à classificação de risco para a gestação, 3.243 (34,0% foram incluídos na categoria A, 1.923 (22,6% na categoria B, 3.798 (39,7% na categoria C, 289 (3,0% na categoria D e 55 (0,6% na categoria X. CONCLUSÕES: Foram observadas grandes variações quanto ao uso de medicamentos, principalmente antianêmicos e vitaminas associadas a antianêmicos, entre as várias cidades estudadas, mostrando a ausência de um padrão nacional quanto ao uso desses medicamentos na gestação. Para uma proporção de 12,9% dos medicamentos utilizados, não foi localizada qualquer informação na literatura sobre a segurança para o uso durante a gestação. Essa proporção, somada aos 26,9% dos medicamentos classificados no grupo "C", mostra que 40% do uso de medicamentos na gestação são feitos sem bases definidas de segurança. Entretanto, medicamentos claramente contra-indicados durante a gestação corresponderam a apenas 3% dos 9

  5. Mysticism and/in the Old Testament: Methodological orientation and ...

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  6. Kant's Contribution to Moral Education: The Relevance of Catechistics

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    Surprenant, Chris W.

    2010-01-01

    Kant's deontological ethics, along with Aristotle's virtue ethics and Mill's utilitarian ethics, is often identified as one of the three primary moral options between which individuals can choose. Given the importance of Kant's moral philosophy, it is surprising and disappointing how little has been written on his important contributions to moral…

  7. Origin (?) of the Universe

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    were indeed as curious about nature and the cosmos as we are today. It is against ... They used fertile imagination to extrapo- ... They perceived the complexity of the cosmological problem. The .... While it is easy to deride Aristotle and welcome Copernicus, ... Noone appreciated the usefulness of the telescope more than.

  8. A Study of the Picture Book as Storyboard.

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    Spaulding, Amy

    1984-01-01

    Describes research for doctoral dissertation which divided study of 29 "storyboard books" into 2 parts: one looking at various comic-book traits (dialog balloon, sound effects shown graphically, dividing of page into frames); the other analyzing each title in terms of component parts of drama as set out by Aristotle. (EJS)

  9. The Wasps in Court: Argument and Audience in the Athenian Dikasteries.

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    Rodgers, Raymond S.

    In an attempt to explain why Aristotle devotes a substantial part of Book Two of "The Rhetoric" to methods for arousing jurors' emotions, despite stating previously that such emotional appeal is nonessential and unethical, this paper examines the nature of the Athenian jury courts, or dikasteries. It first discusses the historical…

  10. What Are They Doing to Carl Rogers?

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    Mader, Diane C.

    1980-01-01

    Notes that recent composition textbooks have classified Carl Rogers' work as a new rhetoric or as an alternative to classical argument. Demonstrates that to portray Rogers' method as a form of argument is to misunderstand his intent and that, while Rogers and Aristotle are similar superficially, their differences are profound. (FL)

  11. Plato's problem an introduction to mathematical platonism

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    2013-01-01

    What is mathematics about? And how can we have access to the reality it is supposed to describe? The book tells the story of this problem, first raised by Plato, through the views of Aristotle, Proclus, Kant, Frege, Gödel, Benacerraf, up to the most recent debate on mathematical platonism.

  12. Aportación al conocimiento del texto de la Historia de los animales de Eliano y asuntos conexos

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    J. Vara

    1987-06-01

    Full Text Available The author gives some examples in order to demonstrate that Aelian took most of his stories in Historia Animalium from previous works, especially from the Historia Animalium by Aristotle, the De sollertia animalium by Plutarch, the Naturalis Historia by Pliny and also from works by Oppian and Athenaeus.

  13. Descartes' morals | Wienand | South African Journal of Philosophy

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    Descartes' morals are often considered a marginal epiphenomenon not only with respect to his metaphysics, but also in regard to the ethical theories that preceded and followed it, that is, broadly Aristotle's eudaimonism, Kantian deontologism and Mill's utilitarianism. I argue in this paper that Descartes' morals do not play a ...

  14. Teaching the Virtues.

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    Sommers, Christina Hoff

    1993-01-01

    Recommends an approach to the teaching of ethics from the perspective of the philosophy of virtue that begins with the work of the ancient Greek philosopher, Aristotle. Offers guidance on how to prepare and teach such a course based on the author's and other teachers' experiences in the classroom. (JB)

  15. Teaching in Germany and the Rhetoric of Culture.

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    Alred, Gerald J.

    1997-01-01

    Uses the cross-cultural concepts of context and time to examine the rhetoric of German university students in an English business writing course. Provides a fresh perspective for American teachers in increasingly multinational, multicultural classrooms. Suggests how Aristotle's concepts of ethos, logos, and pathos together with the case method and…

  16. Rhetorical Dimensions of Teaching Effectiveness.

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    Timmerman, Linda E. L.

    An overlooked framework that allows for clearer understanding of effective teaching is the field of rhetoric. Although the concept has changed over time, Aristotle defines rhetoric as observing the available means of persuasion. These means include ethos, a speaker's credibility; pathos, appeal to emotions; and logos, appeal to reason or…

  17. Where There Are No Rules or Systems to Guide Us: Argument from Example in a Hermeneutic Rhetoric

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    Arthos, John

    2003-01-01

    Many rhetoricians treat argument from example as a kind of induction, an illustration of a general principle. Although this is one function of example, consistent with Aristotle's statements about the paradeigma and "The New Rhetoric's" "argumentation by example," it camouflages the practice of exemplary proof that has contributed to our richest…

  18. Plastic Language for Plastic Science: The Rhetoric of Comrade Lysenko.

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    Dombrowski, Paul M.

    2001-01-01

    Examines the rhetoric of Lysenkoism in Soviet Russia from the 1920s to about 1960 as an overt attempt to redefine science. Discusses the rhetorical dimensions of Lysenkoist discourse from the perspective of the rhetorical theories of Aristotle, Burke, Weaver, Bakhtin, Habermas, and Foucault. Reviews two historical commentaries on Lysenkoism. (SG)

  19. Composition, Philosophy, and Rhetoric: The "Problem of Power."

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    Sebberson, David

    1993-01-01

    Remarks on moments in Louise Wetherbee Phelps' book "Composition as a Human Science" where the absence of power presents a problematic for composition. Presents Jurgen Habermas for and against Phelps, noting the gestures of both authors against scientism while drawing on several of Habermas' basic concepts. Proposes rereading Aristotle's…

  20. The Boundaries of Language and Rhetoric: Some Historical Considerations.

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    Payne, Robert O.

    1968-01-01

    Important ideas and events in the history of rhetoric are examined in order to illumine the present situation, especially the problem of defining the concept of rhetoric. From Plato's hostility to rhetoric and Aristotle's epistomological rehabilitation of it to the later ethical emphasis of Cicero and the Medieval Christian rhetoriticians, the…

  1. La materia de la rhétorique d’après Hermagoras de Temnos

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    Frédérique Woerther

    2011-08-01

    Full Text Available Several testimonia on Hermagoras (II B.C. imply that he defined the scope of rhetoric quite broadly, rather than narrowly as was normal in later rhetoricians: for such a definition, more theoretical than practical, the precedent was Aristotle in the Rhetoric, which Hermagoras can have known only indirectly.

  2. AITIA and KAIROS: Classical Rhetoric in the Writing across the Curriculum Program.

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    Gates, Rosemary L.

    Three areas of the classical rhetoric of Aristotle, adapted for the modern discourse of inquiry and demonstration, provide a systematic framework for students to understand thought, investigation, and writing in other disciplines: aitia, kairos, and the enthymeme and the example. Aitia, or cause, has four aspects--the material cause, the formal…

  3. Gestolen erfenis 2: tempelroof in Rakote

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    Flinterman, J.J.

    2017-01-01

    In the present article, a sequel to a contribution published elsewhere in this issue of Lampas, I discuss afrocentric attempts to amend James’ story of the plundering of the Royal Library at Alexandria by Alexander and Aristotle. The aim of these attempts is to salvage from its critics the fiction

  4. 0 consenso e a polêmica no texto argumentativo escolar

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    Rinaldo Guariglia

    2007-11-01

    Full Text Available Este estudo apresenta propriedades textuais e discursivas regidas pela argumentação, que respondem pela propagação das idéias do senso comum nas redações argumentativas escolares e, por extensão, das idéias que se confrontam com os enunciados consensuais: a polêmica. Por meio da reflexão bakhtiniana, investigam-se os diálogos com a voz social, com a proposta de redação, e principalmente com o interlocutor-examinador inserem, em meio A dispersão do discurso, uma gama de propriedades que ora são manifestações da categoria consensual, ora da categoria polêmica, sempre de acordo com o exercício argumentativo.

  5. Editorial do número 13 Éditorial du numéro 13

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    Neli Aparecida de Mello-Théry

    2011-12-01

    Full Text Available Editorial do número 13Contrariamente ao ditado segundo o qual o número 13 dá azar, ele parece ter trazido sorte para a Confins, pois na véspera de seu lançamento chegou a notícia de que passamos de B2 para a A2 no novo ranking Qualis. Esta categoria é a segunda, de um leque que vai deA1 até C, e somente duas revistas de Geografia são classificadas A1 e apenas 12% do total de 109 revistas, ou seja, 13, integram as categorias A1 e A2. Espera-se que a classificação seja a mesma na França, visto ...

  6. Em direito a um futuro trans?: contribuição para a história do movimento de travestis e transexuais no Brasil

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    Mario Carvalho

    Full Text Available Buscamos neste artigo reconstruir uma história do movimento social de travestis e transexuais no Brasil a partir dos relatos de suas lideranças. Partindo da emergência da "travesti" como categoria identitária, relatamos o surgimento das primeiras organizações, com destaque para suas conexões com as políticas de enfrentamento à epidemia da AIDS. Tratamos também de dois processos de disputa que foram cruciais para a configuração do movimento no Brasil: a luta pela inclusão de travestis no emergente movimento homossexual dos anos 1980-1990, e o embate mais recente em torno dos sentidos e dos usos das categorias "travesti" e "transexual".

  7. Moral Self-Cultivation East and West: A Critique

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    Slote, Michael

    2016-01-01

    Moral Self-Cultivation plays an important, even a central role, in the Confucian philosophical tradition, but philosophers in the West, most notably Aristotle and Kant, also hold that moral self-cultivation or self-shaping is possible and morally imperative. This paper argues that these traditions are psychologically unrealistic in what they say…

  8. The Classical Tradition of Dialectics and American Legal Education.

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    Epstein, William

    1981-01-01

    The case method is a modern discipline of mind, based on classical models of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle, and well suited to the education of lawyers, whether in scholarly work or advocacy. It produces sharpness and speed of tongue and mind and a facility for precision, clarity, and quality of expression. (MSE)

  9. The first picture of a dental forceps in a printed book.

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    Ring, Malvin E

    2004-03-01

    Niccolo Leonico Tomeo authored numerous volumes on a variety of themes, and was principally responsible for reintroducing the works of Aristotle in the original Greek. In one of Tomeo's works, he included a picture of forceps holding an extracted tooth. This was the first time a forceps was pictured in a printed book.

  10. Sexism in Political Thought and Its Refutation: A Schematic Overview.

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    Fox, Siegrun F.

    The document examines Western political thought in terms of women's and men's expected spheres of concern, the proper male and female nature, and the sex-specific allocation of social values. In addition, the author applies her conclusions to contemporary political issues in the United States. Aristotle, Cicero, Aquinas, Rousseau, and Hegel made a…

  11. The Aesthetic Calculus: Sex Appeal, Circuitry, and Invisibility

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    Arntfield, Mike

    2007-01-01

    Since antiquity, ideas regarding true beauty have been usurped by the purview of mathematics. From the aesthetic "logic" of Aristotle to the instrumentalized brutality of the Final Solution and its methodical anthropometric measurements, we see how the symmetry of numbers has been used to quantify the bodily politic according to an empirical…

  12. It's Nothing, Really...Nothing at All.

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    Pullman, George L.

    Philosophy was created by accident out of nothing. The verb "to be" can be confused with "to exist." The accidents of the fact that the "copula" is both a transitive and an intransitive verb are sometimes thought to have plagued ancient Greek thinking until Aristotle discovered logic and thus saved the world from…

  13. Sophia: An African Journal of Philosophy - Vol 7, No 1 (2004)

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    The primacy of the family in the philosophies of Confucius and Aristotle, and in African philosophy: A comparative analysis · EMAIL FULL TEXT EMAIL FULL TEXT · DOWNLOAD FULL TEXT DOWNLOAD FULL TEXT. AF Uduigwomen, MI Edet, 83-89. http://dx.doi.org/10.4314/sophia.v7i1.38686 ...

  14. The Four Marks of Holistic Kinesiology

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    Twietmeyer, Gregg

    2012-01-01

    What, to borrow a theological phrase, are the marks of a truly holistic kinesiology department? "In Kinesis and the Nature of the Human Person" (2010), I examined the theoretical impact of Aristotle's definition of "kinesis" and Polanyi's theory of "tacit knowledge" on kinesiology. The intention here, however, is practical rather than theoretical.…

  15. Professionalisation in Early Childhood Education: A Comparative View of Emerging Professional Profiles in Germany (Bremen) and Greece

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    Vrinioti, Kalliope

    2013-01-01

    In this article, a comparative approach is applied to two programmes of study for the education of early childhood pedagogues. One of the terms of our comparison is the University of Bremen's Bachelor of Arts degree in "subject related educational sciences," while the other is the programme offered by Aristotle University of…

  16. Counseling and Transcendental Philosophy

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    Donceel, Joseph

    1971-01-01

    An acquaintance with the different philosophies of human nature is an invaluable asset for counseling. The author presents a modern Christian concept of man with emphasis on contributions of Aristotle and St. Thomas Aquinas and elements from modern philosophy. Its two main concerns are man's spirit and man's knowledge and will. (Author/CG)

  17. Idealisation and Galileo's Pendulum Discoveries: Historical, Philosophical and Pedagogical Considerations

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    Matthews, Michael R.

    2004-01-01

    Galileo's discovery of the properties of pendulum motion depended on his adoption of the novel methodology of idealisation. Galileo's laws of pendulum motion could not be accepted until the empiricist methodological constraints placed on science by Aristotle, and by common sense, were overturned. As long as scientific claims were judged by how the…

  18. Why (School) Teachers Should Be Trusted. Review of "Professionalism and Ethics in Teaching" by David Carr.

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    McPherson, Ian

    2002-01-01

    This book offers ways to answer questions about public trust in teachers. Discourses on teachers as transmitters of moral and cognitive virtues and on the unsatisfactory nature of competing models of theory-practice relationships are grounded in an interpretation of Aristotle's Phronesis as moral wisdom. Education is only one of the purposes of…

  19. Rhetoric. The Bobbs-Merrill Series in Composition and Rhetoric.

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    Larson, Richard L., Ed.

    Reflecting the opinions of both classical theorists and recent authors, 16 papers on rhetorical theory are collected in this publication. Selections in Part 1, concerned with the definition and objectives of rhetoric, are by Plato, Aristotle, Cicero, Kenneth Burke, Donald C. Bryant, and Martin Steinmann, Jr. In Part 2, selections from the pedagogy…

  20. Confusion in the Classroom: Does "Logos" Mean Logic?

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    Little, Joseph

    1999-01-01

    Traces the term "logos" from the ninth to the fourth century B.C. to distinguish between its general meaning and its technical definition within classical rhetoric. Shows that Aristotle's "pistis" of "logos" refers, not to an appeal to logic, but to the argument or speech itself, which reinstates all three proofs of…