A revolução da Gabriela: o ano de 1977 em Portugal

Este trabalho apresenta os contextos da visionação, em 1977, da telenovela brasileira Gabriela, Cravo e Canela. Justifica-se a escolha do Corpus – dois diários (Diário de Notícias, Diário de Lisboa) e dois semanários (Expresso e O Jornal) explicitando-se as metodologias utilizadas na análise de imprensa. Faz-se o levantamento da agenda da telenovela Gabriela, Cravo e Canela nos quatro jornais seleccionados, confrontando-a com outra agenda, mais lata, da expansão e divulgação da indústria cultural brasileira em Portugal. Considera-se que o êxito desta telenovela antecipa a emergência de uma nova sociedade e estilos de vida, bem como uma outra imagem da mulher, centrados em novos valores, no consumo e nos media.This work describes the reception of the Brazilian telenovela Gabriela, Cravo e Canela in the year of 1977 in Portugal. The corpus is composed of two daily newspapers (Diário de Notícias, Diário de Lisboa) and two weekly papers (Expresso e O Jornal); The methods of analisys are presented. Afterwards the Agenda of the telenovela Gabriela... is identified in these newspapers and compared with the Agenda of Brasilian Cultural Industry in Portugal. The conclusion aims at a relation between the exhibition of the telenovela and the rise of a new society with new women’s models and life styles

Cenozoic Landscape Evolution in and Around the Congo Basin: Constraints from Sediments and Planation Surfaces

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Contribution of national bioassessment approaches for assessing ecological water security: an AUSRIVAS case study

River managers in Australia are managing in the face of extremes to provide security of water supply for people, production and the environment. Balancing the water requirements of people, environments and economies requires that water security is viewed holistically, not just in terms of the water available for human consumption. Common definitions of water security focus on the needs of both humans and ecosystems for purposes such as drinking, agriculture and industrial use, and to maintain ecological values. Information about achieving water security for the environment or ecological purposes can be a challenge to interpret because the watering requirements of key ecological processes or assets are not well understood, and the links between ecological and human values are often not obvious to water users. Yet the concepts surrounding river health are inherently linked to holistic concepts of water security. The measurement of aquatic biota provides a valuable tool for managers to understand progress toward achieving ecological water security objectives. This paper provides a comprehensive review of the reference condition approach to river health assessment, using the development of the Australian River Assessment System (AUSRIVAS) as a case study. We make the link between the biological assessment of river health and assessment of ecological water security, and suggest that such an approach provides a way of reporting that is relevant to the contribution made by ecosystems to water security. The reference condition approach, which is the condition representative of minimally disturbed sites organized by selected physical, chemical, and biological characteristics, is most important for assessing ecological water security objectives