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Corpo-oralidades y territorio en la dramaturgia de Felipe Vergara, de la experiencia del conflicto al correlato artístico
Dissertação apresentada ao Programa de Pós-
Graduação em Literatura Comparada da
Universidade Federal da Integração Latino-
Americana, como requisito parcial à obtenção do
título de Mestre em Literatura Comparada.
Orientador:
Andrea
Ciacchi
(Pós-Doutor
Universidade Estadual de Campinas , Doutor em
Iberistica, Università di Bologn , a Mestro em Letras,
Universidade Federal da Paraíba , Graduação em
Antropologia, Università di Roma)Propongo una lectura de la poética teatral de Felipe Vergara desde el estudio de tres piezas: Kilele, una epopeya artesanal; Arimbato, el camino del árbol; y Coragyps Sapiens, partiendo por considerar el teatro como un encuentro vital entre los artistas y su público, que instala escrituras permeadas por el tiempo, la historia y el contexto de su surgimiento. En ese sentido planteo que la dramaturgia Vergara funciona como un correlato que revive el rastro de la experiencia de guerra de las comunidades del Pacífico colombiano, a la vez que toma una posición autónoma de resistencia artística, social y cultural, y que porta en su discurso las versiones silenciadas históricamente, las versiones subterráneas.
Para el análisis abordo: la relación indisoluble de las comunidades con su territorio, manifiesta en las obras; las representaciones de cuerpo y su fragmentación tanto a nivel individual como colectivo; y su reconstrucción a través de los duelos que se encarnan en transmisiones rituales, corporales y orales, en actos de memoria viva. Presento así un recorrido por la propuesta artística de Felipe Vergara y un acercamiento a algunas propuestas teatrales las comunidades del Pacífico colombiano, en las que curiosamente, Vergara trabajó de la mano de Inge Kleutgens, Catalina Medina y otros colaboradores.
Retomaremos tres obras de Vergara, así como tres de las creaciones colectivas de las comunidades con las que , rastreando en ellas los procesos y procedimientos para la reconstrucción de una porción de los relatos alternativos de la historia social de las vivencias del conflicto social y armado colombiano, traducidas en las relaciones entre los imaginarios y las representaciones simbólicas de las obras, que asocian las gamas de sentido del texto y de la puesta en escena, con el cauce efectivo que propicia su escritura.Proponho uma leitura da poesia teatral de Felipe Vergara a partir do estudo
de três obras: Kilele, una epopeya artesanal; Arimbato, el camino del árbol; y Coragyps
Sapiens, começando por considerar o teatro como um encontro vital entre os artistas e
seu público, que instala escritos permeados pelo tempo, pela história e pelo contexto
de seu surgimento. Nesse sentido, proponho que a dramaturgia de Vergara funcione
como um correlato que revive o traço da experiência de guerra das comunidades do
Pacífico colombiano, ao mesmo tempo em que assume uma posição autônoma de
resistência artística, social e cultural, e que carrega em seu discurso as versões
silenciadas historicamente, as versões subterrâneas.
Pela análise a bordo: a relação indissolúvel das comunidades com seu território,
manifestada nos trabalhos; representações corporais e sua fragmentação individual e
coletiva; e sua reconstrução através dos duelos que se encarnam em transmissões
rituais, corporais e orais, em atos de memória viva. Apresento um encontro com a
proposta artística de Felipe Vergara, propostas teatrais das comunidades do Pacífico
colombiano, nas quais curiosamente, Vergara trabalhou com Inge Kleutgens, Catalina
Medina e outros colaboradores.
Retornaremos a três obras de Vergara, bem como a três das criações coletivas das
comunidades com as quais traçamos os processos e procedimentos para a
reconstrução de uma parte dos relatos alternativos da história social das experiências
do conflito social e armado colombiano , traduzido nas relações entre o imaginário e as
representações simbólicas das obras, que associam as faixas de significado do texto e
da encenação, ao canal efetivo que propicia sua escrit
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This study describes the discovery and characterisation of a novel aminopeptidase A from the venom of B. g. rhinoceros and highlights its potential biological importance. Similar to mammalian aminopeptidases, rhiminopeptidase A might be capable of playing roles in altering the blood pressure and brain function of victims. Furthermore, it could have additional effects on the biological functions of other host proteins by cleaving their N-terminal amino acids. This study points towards the importance of complete analysis of individual components of snake venom in order to develop effective therapies for snake bites
Tycho Brahe's 1572 supernova as a standard type Ia explosion revealed from its light echo spectrum
Type Ia supernovae (SNe Ia) are thermonuclear explosions of white dwarf stars
in close binary systems. They play an important role as cosmological distance
indicators and have led to the discovery of the accelerated expansion of the
Universe. Among the most important unsolved questions are how the explosion
actually proceeds and whether accretion occurs from a companion or via the
merging of two white dwarfs. Tycho Brahe's supernova of 1572 (SN 1572) is
thought to be one of the best candidates for a SN Ia in the Milky Way. The
proximity of the SN 1572 remnant has allowed detailed studies, such as the
possible identification of the binary companion, and provides a unique
opportunity to test theories of the explosion mechanism and the nature of the
progenitor. The determination of the yet unknown exact spectroscopic type of SN
1572 is crucial to relate these results to the diverse population of SNe Ia.
Here we report an optical spectrum of Tycho Brahe's supernova near maximum
brightness, obtained from a scattered-light echo more than four centuries after
the direct light of the explosion swept past Earth. We find that SN 1572
belongs to the majority class of normal SNe Ia. The presence of a strong Ca II
IR feature at velocities exceeding 20,000 km/s, which is similar to the
previously observed polarized features in other SNe Ia, suggests asphericity in
SN 1572.Comment: 15 pages, 3 figures - accepted for publication in Natur
Curettage of benign bone tumors without grafts gives sufficient bone strength: A case-series of 78 patients
Background and purpose The defect that results after curettage of a bone tumor is usually filled in the same way. We report the outcome in patients with benign bone tumors that were treated with curettage but no filling
The luminosity function of field galaxies
Schmidt's method for construction of luminosity function of galaxies is
generalized by taking into account the dependence of density of galaxies from
the distance in the near Universe. The logarithmical luminosity function (LLF)
of field galaxies depending on morphological type is constructed. We show that
the LLF for all galaxies, and also separately for elliptical and lenticular
galaxies can be presented by Schechter function in narrow area of absolute
magnitudes. The LLF of spiral galaxies was presented by Schechter function for
enough wide area of absolute magnitudes: . Spiral galaxies differ slightly by
parameter . At transition from early spirals to the late spirals parameter in
Schechter function is reduced. The reduction of mean luminosity of galaxies is
observed at transition from elliptical galaxies to lenticular galaxies, to
early spiral galaxies, and further, to late spiral galaxies, in a bright end, .
The completeness and the average density of samples of galaxies of different
morphological types are estimated. In the range the mean number density of all
galaxies is equal 0.127 Mpc-3.Comment: 14 page, 8 figures, to appear in Astrophysic
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Human Immunity and the Design of Multi-Component, Single Target Vaccines
BACKGROUND: Inclusion of multiple immunogens to target a single organism is a strategy being pursued for many experimental vaccines, especially where it is difficult to generate a strongly protective response from a single immunogen. Although there are many human vaccines that contain multiple defined immunogens, in almost every case each component targets a different pathogen. As a consequence, there is little practical experience for deciding where the increased complexity of vaccines with multiple defined immunogens vaccines targeting single pathogens will be justifiable. METHODOLOGY/PRINCIPAL FINDINGS: A mathematical model, with immunogenicity parameters derived from a database of human responses to established vaccines, was used to predict the increase in the efficacy and the proportion of the population protected resulting from addition of further immunogens. The gains depended on the relative protection and the range of responses in the population to each immunogen and also to the correlation of the responses between immunogens. In most scenarios modeled, the gain in overall efficacy obtained by adding more immunogens was comparable to gains obtained from a single immunogen through the use of better formulations or adjuvants. Multi-component single target vaccines were more effective at decreasing the proportion of poor responders than increasing the overall efficacy of the vaccine in a population. CONCLUSIONS/SIGNIFICANCE: Inclusion of limited number of antigens in a vaccine aimed at targeting a single organism will increase efficacy, but the gains are relatively modest and for a practical vaccine there are constraints that are likely to limit multi-component single target vaccines to a small number of key antigens. The model predicts that this type of vaccine will be most useful where the critical issue is the reduction in proportion of poor responders
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