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The term Old Norse usually denotes the (written) languages used in Iceland until 1540 and in Norway until 1370. Old Norse was a weakly normalised language with a wide varietyof forms. The scholarly study of Old Norse has long traditions and several dictio... see more

The joints biomechanic study of the horse’s finger and that of boulet, in particular, dresses an interest as for the dynamic and static functions. In order to visualize the functional parts of the thoracic member’s region, we have tried to appreciate the ... see more

The term Old Norse usually denotes the (written) languages used in Iceland until 1540 and in Norway until 1370. Old Norse was a weakly normalised language with a wide varietyof forms. The scholarly study of Old Norse has long traditions and several dictio... see more

Apresenta-se neste artigo uma análise do trabalho publicado por Watson em 1913, denominado "Manifesto Behaviorista", que procurou ser o fundamento de uma psicologia baseada nas ciências naturais, na experimentação e no estudo objetivo do comportamento. In... see more

Church construction promoted the faith, glorified the imperial power, and satisfied each emperor’s self-image as God’s representative on earth, and in effect fostered imperial control over the church.

Erasmus’ stay in Italy (1506-8) established his relationship with the Aldine Press and the Greeks of Venice and Padua, a crucial development in the dissemination of Greek texts and Greek studies as well as of his Adages.

A speech of Michael Apostolis, composed in Crete after the fall of Constantinople, insists on the continuing value of the Greek cultural tradition even while he recognized the vitality of contemporary Italian culture.

ROSTROS Y PERFILES DE LA CREATIVIDAD Coordinador: Celso Sánchez Capdequí   Si alguna expresión ha cobrado especial relevancia en los usos lingüísticos y prácticas de los actores contemporáneos es la de creatividad. Su presencia se ha instalado en los múl... see more

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