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Get Out of That Chair: How Fat Professionals Fit in Student Affairs
In the authors’ experiences as fat, queer, people of color, they exist in a student affairs bubble that reminds them that their bodies are abject. They are forced to sort out when is it their sexualities, their skin, or their size that is the reasoning for their silence in higher education. They force themselves to ask, “when is it about just being fat?” while questioning if their fatness can be separated from their brownness and queerness. “Get Out Of That Chair: How Fat Professionals Fit in Student Affairs” creates a dialogue and discussion about how bodies are policed in the higher education and student affairs job search processes through performative writing. It demands that “normal” bodies get out the way to finally make it about fat people and seeks to exist freely regardless of the discomfort of others
Tolerancia y relativismo en las sociedades complejas
The first part of this paper addresses the general content of tolerance.
In this context it is interesting to distinguish authentic tolerance from skepticism
and indifference. I investigate the relation between tolerance and relativism
in the field of the rule of law. In the second part, I review the role of three
concepts related to the question of tolerance: truth, freedom and equality. With
this, I attempt to break with certain predetermined profiles, while at the same
time redefining those that might offer constructive orientations to better understand
the concept of tolerance. Finally, the third part indicates some conclusions.Derecho Público I
Sergio Cotta y la filosofía del derecho española.
This paper discusses the repercussions of the legal thought of Sergio
Cotta on Spanish legal philosophy. After a general overview of the legal
philosophy of Cotta, we will focus on the study of his writings, localizing their
presence in the most representative works of different Spanish authors. It is
obvious that the present analysis will be limited, and that some Spanish thinkers
will not be mentioned
"Moralidad"como límite de la libertad de expresión
The first part ofthis paper is a briefintroduction to the topic. Next,
the second part reviews the limits of the freedom of speech in the case" A Ver"
of Constitutional Court of Spain; analysis of the consideration that is an excuse
for the development of the underlying subject: the relationship between law
and morality. The third part explains the argumentative structure of an inclusive
naturallaw theory and an inclusive legal positivismo The purpose is to
describe the different fundamental s and point out the similar conclusions. Finally,
it describes the consequences of this constitutional and philosophical
analysis for the future of the law and morality.Derecho Público I
Análisis de supervivencia de Ageniaspis fuscicollis (Dalman), parasitoide de la polilla del olivo
Muchos parasitoides adultos necesitan líquidos azucarados como el néctar o las melazas de
insectos para garantizar su supervivencia. Ageniaspis fuscicollis es un importante parasitoide de
la polilla de olivo, Prays oleae (Bernard), siendo el más abundante en la práctica totalidad de las
regiones productoras de olivo. Aunque se conocen algunos detalles sobre su reproducción,
existe un escaso conocimiento acerca de su supervivencia o los recursos alimenticios de los
adultos. En este trabajo se realizó un análisis de supervivencia de A. fuscicollis alimentado con
sacarosa, fructosa y glucosa a varias concertaciones, debida la importancia de estos
compuestos como constituyentes del néctar y las melazas de insectos. Así mismo se analizó la
supervivencia del parasitoide alimentado con melazas de la cochinilla negra, Saissetia oleae
(Olivier 1791), y del algodón del olivo, Euphyllura olivina (Costa 1839). Los ensayos fueron
realizados en cámaras climáticas con humedad y temperatura controladas (70% H.R.), siendo
testadas dos temperaturas (21 y 25 ºC) en el caso de las melazas. Los azucares y la melaza de
S. oleae aumentaron la supervivencia de A. fuscicollis. La melaza de E. olivina no mostró
diferencias con respecto al control negativo. Así mismo, la supervivencia de A. fuscicollis fue
inferior con temperaturas más elevadas. Los resultados de este trabajo sugieren que la
presencia de líquidos azucarados como el néctar y las melazas de insectos en el agroecosistema
olivar podrían beneficiar la supervivencia de A. fuscicollis. Sin embargo, la melaza de E. olivina
parece tener características que limitan la supervivencia del parasitoide. Temperaturas podrían
perjudicar la presencia del parasitoide.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
Artrópodes predadores associados à oliveira no Planalto Mirandês
A oliveira é atacada por mais de 250 espécies fitófagas, contudo,
apenas um reduzido número apresenta importância económica. A reduzida
importância da maioria das espécies deve-se principalmente à acção dos
factores de limitação natural, com relevância para os predadores. Com o
objectivo de contribuír para o conhecimento do complexo de artrópodes
predadores associados à oliveira no Planalto Mirandês, entre Março e Outubro
de 2005 a 2008, realizaram-se amostragens em dois olivais, um situado no
concelho de Vimioso (Campo de Víboras) e outro no de Mogadouro (Vilarinho
dos Galegos). As amostragens foram efectuadas mensalmente através da
técnica de pancadas, recolhendo-se cinco amostras por olival e por data de
amostragem. O material recolhido foi separado e os artrópodes predadores
foram contados e identificados até à ordem ou família. Os artrópodes
predadores encontrados em maior número pertencem à ordem Araneae, que
representaram entre 49,6% e 82,7% do total de predadores recolhidos,
dependendo da data de amostragem, olival e ano, seguidos da famílias
Formicidae e Coccinellidae com representatividades entre 2,1% a 35,6% e 5,9%
e 20,4%, respectivamente. Os da ordem Neuroptera foram os menos
abundantes e representaram entre 3,1% e 7,8% do total das capturas.
Comparando os dois olivais, verificou-se que as capturas foram, na
generalidade dos casos, mais elevadas em Vilarinho dos Galegos e o maior
número de indivíduos capturados ocorreu em Junho e Setembro. The olive tree has more than 250 phytophagous species that
potentially can attack the plant. However, only a low number of species are
economically important. The reduced importance of several phytophagous
species can be attributed to the action of natural control factors, with special
emphasis for predators. This study aims to contribute for the knowledge of the
communities of predator arthropods associated with the olive tree in Planalto
Mirandês region. The experimental work took place in two olive groves that were sampled between March and October of 2005 to 2008. One olive grove
was located in Vimioso (Campo de Víboras) and the other in Mogadouro
(Vilarinho dos Galegos). The arthropod community was sampled by using the
beating technique on an approximately monthly basis and five samples were
collected per olive grove and sampling date. All captured individuals were
sorted, counted and identified till order or family under a binocular
microscope. The order Araneae was the group found in higher abundance with
a representatively between 49.6% e 82.7% of the total collected predators,
varying with the sampling date, the olive grove and the year, followed by
families Formicidae and Coccinellidae with relative abundances between 2.1%
to 35.6% and 5.9% to 20.4%, respectively. The order Neuroptera was the less
abundant and represented between 3.1% and 7.8% of the total captures.
Comparing the two studied olive groves, the number of captures was generally
higher in Vilarinho dos Galegos and the number of captured individuals
occurred in July and September
Abundance and diversity of soil arthropods in olive grove ecosystem (Portugal): effect of pitfall trap type
Soil arthropod biodiversity is an indicator of soil quality and can be studied using pitfall trapping. In this research, olive grove
edaphic fauna was assessed at different sampling dates by comparing two different diameters (7 and 9 cm) and three different contents
(empty, water and preservative) of pitfall traps in order to determine which type of pitfall trap is more efficient. Considering all
pitfall trap types and sampling times, a total of 12,937 individual edaphic arthropods belonging to 11 taxa were recovered. Smaller
traps with preservative collected significantly more individuals than the other pitfalls tested. Larger and empty traps collected significantly
more spiders and traps with preservative collected more beetles. Smaller and empty traps collected fewer individuals than
the other trap types. Both Shannon’s diversity and Pielou’s evenness indexes were higher in the larger and empty traps and richness
was higher in the smaller traps filled with water. The study of myrmecocenosis was emphasised because olive grove soil fauna was
numerically dominated by Formicidae (56.6% of all organisms captured) belonging to 12 genera and 24 species; Tapinoma nigerrimum,
Messor barbarus, Cataglyphis hispanicus, Tetramorium semilaeve, Cataglyphis ibericus, Messor bouvieri and Camponotus
cruentatus were the most abundant ant species. Traps with preservative reached the highest accumulation of species for a small
number of pitfalls when compared with the other pitfalls studied and a sampling effort of 20 samples is apparently sufficient to
sample the greater part of the ant species of the olive grove. From this study, it seems that traps with preservative are the best choice
to use in further studies concerning the epiedaphic fauna of the olive grove
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