105 research outputs found
Gamma-ray induced thermoluminiscence of majolica pottery as an indicator of its provenience.
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An animal by any other name : identitĂ© culturelle et symbolisme animal dans le RomĂ©o et Juliette dâOh Tae-Suk
Depuis 1999, la reprĂ©sentation du RomĂ©o et Juliette dâOh Tae-Suk a Ă©tĂ© interprĂ©tĂ©e dans plusieurs pays. Des changements importants sont survenus depuis la premiĂšre, mais certains Ă©lĂ©ments ont perdurĂ©Â : la Nourrice sâadresse Ă son entourage avec des noms dâanimaux et les acteurs portent des masques dâanimaux lors de la scĂšne du bal. Lâimaginaire animal ainsi que la rĂ©fĂ©rence Ă lâastrologie (signes du zodiaque) permettent dâidentifier et de caractĂ©riser les personnages sur scĂšne, Ă©lĂ©ment de la culture corĂ©enne quâOh Tae-Suk ajoute Ă lâintrigue shakespearienne. Cependant, ce nâest pas suffisant pour rĂ©sumer lâesthĂ©tique dâOh Tae-Suk. Dâautres aspects essentiels contribuent Ă faire de lâhistoire des amants maudits un thĂšme universel, comme lâabsence de noms propres et la prĂ©sence de masques animaliers. Les effets visuels et sonores sur scĂšne remplacent les mots prĂ©sents dans la tragĂ©die shakespearienne, prĂ©sentant ainsi lâamour entre deux ĂȘtres comme transcendant le langage. Ce compte rendu critique dĂ©montre comment lâimaginaire animal tel quâutilisĂ© dans la reprĂ©sentation du RomĂ©o et Juliette dâOh Tae-Suk, qui a eu lieu en 2018 au thĂ©Ăątre national de Craiova en Roumanie, fait partie intĂ©grante de lâesthĂ©tique du metteur en scĂšne sud-corĂ©en. GrĂące Ă lâalliance dâune dramaturgie « europĂ©enne » et dâĂ©lĂ©ments culturels corĂ©ens, Oh Tae-Suk rĂ©pand un message dâespoir pour une paix universelle Ă lâĂ©chelle internationale adaptant une tragĂ©die shakespearienne que sa troupe de thĂ©Ăątre expose aux quatre coins du monde.Oh Tae-Sukâs production of Romeo and Juliet has been touring internationally since 1999. If major changes have occurred since the premiere, some elements have remained the same : the Nurse addresses the characters on stage uttering animal names, and the actors wear animal masks during the ball scene. Together with several references to astrology, the use of animal imagery to identify and define characters is a Korean twist Oh Tae-Suk adds to the Shakespearean plot. However, this argument alone would not fully encapsulate the South-Korean directorâs aesthetic. Other crucial aspects contribute to the presentation of the story of the star-crossed lovers as a universal one, such as the absence of proper names and the presence of animal masks. On stage, sound and visual elements replace the names and words of the Shakespearian tragedy, thus showing that love gives wings to fly whatever the language spoken. This theatre performance review essay aims at showing how animal imagery in Oh Tae-Sukâs 2018 production of Romeo and Juliet performed at the National Theatre of Craiova, Romania, is part and parcel of the South-Korean directorâs own aesthetic. Blending European dramaturgy and Korean cultural elements, he spreads a message of hope for a universal and international peace through this Shakespearean tragedy as his theatre company takes the show around the world
Proyecto de implantaciĂłn de una instalaciĂłn fotovoltaica en una nave industrial destinada al autoconsumo
Actualmente vivimos en una problemĂĄtica climĂĄtica, donde el uso de las energĂas renovables estĂĄ aumentando para conseguir los objetivos de reducciĂłn del CO2 del año 2030. Una de las energĂas mĂĄs utilizada, es el uso de paneles fotovoltaicos, tanto para generar electricidad que irĂĄ directamente a la red como para generar electricidad de autoconsumo en viviendas o edificios. Este tipo de energĂa estĂĄ generando un cambio en el sector energĂ©tico. AsĂ que la idea de este trabajo es realizar el proyecto para implementar la instalaciĂłn fotovoltaica de una nave industrial ubicada en Montcada i Reixac, y asĂ poder saber con mĂĄs exactitud de que se compone este tipo de instalaciones y cuales son sus cĂĄlculos necesarios para poder dimensionarl
Patterns of Style, Diversity, and Similarity in Middle Orinoco Rock Art Assemblages
The area encompassed by the Orinoco river basin is home to some of the largest and most diverse rock art sites in lowland South America. In this paper, we aim to formally describe the spatial distribution and stylistic attributes of rock engravings and paintings on both banks of the Orinoco, centred on the Ătures Rapids. Drawing on an exhaustive literature review and four years of field survey, we identify salient aspects of this corpus by investigating patterns of diversity and similarity. Based on a stylistic classification of Middle Orinoco rock art, this permits us to discuss potential links, as well as notable discontinuities, within the assemblage and possibly further afield. We consider the theoretical implications of our work for the study of pre-Columbian art and conclude with some suggestions for advances in methods for achieving the goal of deriving broader syntheses
On confluence and contestation in the Orinoco interaction sphere: the engraved rock art of the Atures Rapids
The Atures Rapids have long been considered a major point of confluence in the Middle Orinoco landscape, Venezuela. This has been underlined by newly discovered rock art panels on islands within the Rapids and on the margins of the Orinoco River. The panels were recorded photographically and photogrammetrically, and the spatial organisation and taphonomic factors affecting the corpus were investigated. The rock art was also examined in the context of established models of chronology and authorship. Placing the corpus in relation to archaeological and ethnographic evidence from Amazonia and the Guianas emphasises how the Atures Rapids structured pre-Columbian and Colonial contact between diverse groups in lowland South America
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