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    The representation of the masculinity in the latin american fiction.

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    Praca magisterska dotyczy zmian w percepcji m臋sko艣ci, kt贸ra przejawia si臋 we wsp贸艂czesnej literaturze latynoameryka艅skiej.Pierwsza cze艣膰 pokazuje ewolucje terminu m臋sko艣膰, szeroko dyskutowanego po rewolucji kulturowej dokonanej przez feminizm i po narodzinach studi贸w nad m臋sko艣ci膮.Autorka r贸wnie偶 obserwuje zmiany w metodologii badan literackich, najnowsze tendencja, kt贸re zwracaj膮 uwag臋 na problem inno艣ci i alienacji. W drugiej cz臋艣ci znajduje si臋 interpretacja wybranych bohater贸w wsp贸艂czesnych powie艣ci latynoameryka艅skich, kt贸rych autorzy staraj膮 si臋 ukaza膰 negatywne konsekwencje p艂yn膮ce z istnienia w spo艂ecze艅stwie idei machismo i wymieniaj膮 przyk艂ady innych sposob贸w wyra偶ania m臋skiej to偶samo艣ci.The thesis concerns the changes in the vision of masculinity which give us the modern literature from Latin America. The first part shows the evolution of what means the term masculinity, which was widely discussed after the feminism movement and the creation of Men鈥檚 studies. Also, the author observe the changes which took place in the camp of the methodology of investigation of literature, as well as the newest trends that pay attention to the questions of discrimination and alienation.In the second part is situated an interpretation of the main characters of the contemporary books from the Latin America, which authors try to demonstrate the negative consequences of the existence of the idea of macho in their societies and give examples of other way to express masculinity.La tesina trata el tema de los cambios en la percepci贸n de la masculinidad que se pueden notar a trav茅s de la literatura latinoamericana contempor谩neaLa primera parte muestra la evoluci贸n del termino de la masculinidad, que era el objeto de una grande discusi贸n despu茅s del movimiento de feminismo y la creaci贸n de los estudios sobre las masculinidades. Tambi茅n, la autora observa los cambios en la metodolog铆a de las investigaciones literarias, as铆 como las tendencias m谩s actuales que dirigen la atenci贸n en el problema de la discriminaci贸n y la alienaci贸n.La segunda parte est谩 dedicada a una interpretaci贸n y an谩lisis de los protagonistas de novelas contempor谩neas latinoamericanas, cuyos autores intentan demostrar las consecuencias negativas de la existencia de la idea de macho en sus sociedades y dan ejemplos de otras maneras de expresar la identidad masculina

    Comparison of Physicochemical Properties, Fatty Acid Composition and Mineral Contents in Common Carp (Cyprinus carpio L.) Fillet and the Native Traditional Product Carp Ham

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    Based on the analysis of the proximate composition, mineral contents and fatty acid profiles, the objective of this study was to evaluate the nutritional value of the traditional product Carp Ham produced from common carp raw fillets. Significant differences were found in the proximate composition and mineral contents between the raw fillets and the final product. The contents of protein, fat and ash in 100 g of the traditional product (21.94, 8.63 and 6.58 g) were higher (P<0.01) than in fillets (19.28, 1.53 and 1.22 g), with an exception of the moisture content (63.60 vs. 77.79 g). Significantly higher energetic value showed Carp Ham (692 kJ/100 g) as compared to fillets (384 kJ/100 g). Carp fillet and Ham showed high values of the index of nutritive quality (INQ) for protein (8.43 and 5.44). Processing had a significant influence (P<0.05) on the decrease of K, Mg and Ca contents in Carp Ham (3107.8, 236.2 and 107.7 mg/kg), and the increase of Fe, Zn, Mn and Cu concentrations (2.10, 3.10, 0.50 and 0.16 mg/kg). Among the fatty acids, the only significant differences were stated for C20:1n-9 (2.22 vs. 1.76%) and C22:6n-3 (1.34 vs. 0.83%), with the higher values determined for fillets. The traditional product, Carp Ham, preserved positive nutritional features, which were better highlighted by the fatty acid composition, health-related indices and oxidative stability. The study indicated that the traditional manufacturing method retains the most part of the nutritional constituents present in the carp fillets
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