Littérature scientifique sur le sujet « Alberto Moretti »

A partir das reflexões teóricas elaboradas na passagem entre o século XX e o século XXI, o presente texto tenta dar conta tanto da relação entre historiografia e produção literária, quanto da relação entre lógica temporal e distribuição espacial, que vêm sendo repensadas pela crítica italiana dos últimos anos. Nessa nova constelação problemática, o que se pode entrever é uma forte preocupação com o horizonte histórico e com a deriva da forma no atual contexto nacional. As obras consideradas são, em particular, as de Alberto Asor Rosa e de Franco Moretti.

La Paradoja de Orayen es dos cosas en una. Primeramente, es un homenaje al filósofo argentino Raúl Orayen (1942–2003). Pocos filósofos hispanoamericanos han gozado de la solidez intelectual y agudeza filosófica de Orayen, y pocos han sido tan queridos. Se trata, pues, de un homenaje bien merecido y que mucho agradecemos los que tuvimos la fortuna de interactuar con Raúl y aprender de él. En segundo lugar, el libro es una contribución a la filosofía hispanoamericana. Alberto Moretti y Guillermo Hurtado tuvieron el acierto de reconocer el valor de un proyecto que la prematura muerte de Orayen dejó inconcluso, y apreciar su potencial para generar discusión filosófica de alto nivel. El resultado es un volumen que recompensará la atención de sus lectores, y dará al trabajo de Orayen justa prominencia en el mundo hispanoamericano.

Background:In Italy Osteoarthritis (OA) is a widespread and disabling disease that affects an increasingly large number of patients in the population, representing one of the main causes of morbidity and disability with high socio-economic costs. The etiology of OA is multifactorial, even if the significant association with some modifiable risk factors like mechanical overload and obesity is now well demonstrated. Early diagnosis and treatment strategies in OA could reduce both patient morbidity and associated costs.Objectives:Promoted by the Italian Society of Rheumatology (SIR), The Early Symptomatic OsteoaRThritis (ESORT) registry has the aim to study the natural history of OA from the earliest stages (pre- radiographic) considering risk factors in the progression of the disease, and the influence of therapeutic factors on long-term disease outcomes. The ESORT register aims to describe the socio-demographic and clinical characteristics of patients affected by OA in Italy; evaluates the extent of symptoms, functional damage, comorbidities, the frequency of use of drugs currently indicated in our country, and differences related to clinical subsets according with comorbidities and geographical localization of the patient.Methods:Actually 8 Italian Rheumatology centers are involved in the online data entry data of the SIR registry (developed and validated by SIR Study Center), considering patients affected by OA. In particular, the electronic database collects information about main demographic variables, significant anamnestic elements (risk factors and comorbidities), localization of OA, laboratory data, clinimetric indices with WOMAC / FIHOA / VAS scales, radiographic instrumental data and therapy in act. These data are reported in specific forms in the register with annual reassessment.Results:Currently, 318 patients with OA are included in the “ESORT” registry with an extension of observation up to 48 months, 214 women and 104 men with an average age of 71 years and an average weight of 72 kg. About 14% of patients affected by knee OA show Kellgren and Lawrence radiological stage 0 in presence of painful symptoms at the knees. The most frequent localization of OA is the knee (63%), followed by the hip (41%), hand (36%), spine (34%), and other sites (16%). The Table 1 shows details of some parameters (average age, average weight, intake of NSAIDs, intake of opioids and intake of chondroprotectors) according to the localization of the disease. From the registry data, patients with OA results treated mainly with NSAIDs and chondroprotectors, and patients with knee OA are the most frequently treated with opioid analgesics (44%), less used in other OA locations.Conclusion:The “ESORT” register is a useful tool for epidemiological and clinical information relating to patients with OA and for monitoring the evolution of the disease and the response to therapy.Average age (years)Average weight (kg)Intake of NSAIDs (% of patients)Intake of opioids (% of patients)Intake of chondroprotectors (% of patients)OA hand706774%10%25-31%OA knee747585%44%53-59%OA hip697075%25%24-28%OA spine757576%14%19-28%OA other localization747369%13%15-35%Disclosure of Interests:Gianfranco Gigliucci: None declared., Orazio De Lucia: None declared., Antonella Fioravanti: None declared., Felice Galluccio: None declared., Serena Guiducci: None declared., Antimo Moretti: None declared., Marco Matucci-Cerinic Speakers bureau: Consulting fees or honorarium from Actelion, Janssen, Inventiva, Bayer, Biogen, Boehringer, CSL Behring, Corbus, Galapagos, Mitsubishi, Samsung, Regeneron, Acceleron, MSD, Chemomab, Lilly, Pfizer, Roche, Grant/research support from: Consulting fees or honorarium from Actelion, Janssen, Inventiva, Bayer, Biogen, Boehringer, CSL Behring, Corbus, Galapagos, Mitsubishi, Samsung, Regeneron, Acceleron, MSD, Chemomab, Lilly, Pfizer, Roche, Antonella Murgo: None declared., Simone Parisi Speakers bureau: Personal fees (as speaker and/or consultant) from NOVARTIS, BMS, LILLY, UCB, MSD, PFIZER, ABBVIE, BIOGEN, AMGEN, JANSENN CILAG, CHIESI and GRUNENTHAL outside the submitted work;, Consultant of: Personal fees (as speaker and/or consultant) from NOVARTIS, BMS, LILLY, UCB, MSD, PFIZER, ABBVIE, BIOGEN, AMGEN, JANSENN CILAG, CHIESI and GRUNENTHAL outside the submitted work;, Roberta Ramonda: None declared., Sara Tenti: None declared., Enrico Tirri: None declared., Alberto Migliore Speakers bureau: Grants from Abiogen,Lilly,Fidia,Jansen (outside the submitted work), Consultant of: Grants from Abiogen,Lilly,Fidia,Jansen (outside the submitted work), Grant/research support from: Grants from Abiogen,Lilly,Fidia,Jansen (outside the submitted work).

Es reseña de: Las independencias iberoamericanas en su laberinto: Controversias, cuestiones, interpretaciones John H. Elliott, John Lynch, Tulio Halperin Donghi, Josep Fontana Lázaro, Jaime E. Rodríguez O., Eric Van Young, Carlos Marichal, Germán Carrera Damas, Brian Hamnett, Alberto Gil Novales, David Bushnell, Ana Ribeiro, Ana Frega Novales, Armando Martínez Garnica, Beatriz Bragoni, Enrique Ayala Mora, Carlos Contreras, Clement Thibaud, Oscar Almario García, Geneviève Verdo, João Paulo G. Pimenta, Jorge Daniel Gelman, Julio Sanchez Gomez, Marta Irurozqui Victoriano, Miquel Izard, Nidia R. Areces, Sara Emilia Mata de López, Tomás Straka, Víctor Peralta Ruiz, Alfonso Múnera, Mónica Quijada Mauriño, Xiomara Avendaño Rojas, Michael Zeuske, Juan Marchena Fernández, María Luisa Soux, Federica Morelli, Patricia Galeana de Valadés, Sajid Alfredo Herrera Mena, Véronique Hérbrad, Juan Andreo García, Eduardo Cavieres Figueroa, Ivana Frasquet Miguel; Manuel Chust Calero (ed. lit.) Universitat de València, Servei de Publicacions, 2010. ISBN 978-84-370-7900-4

The feeding ecology of the four dominant species of juvenile fish found in the Logan-Albert estuarine system are described in terms of the stomach contents of 675 fish examined over a 7-month period. Ontogenetic dietary changes and spatial, temporal and interspecific differences in diet were determined. Johniops vogleri and Polynemus multiradiatus were predominantly planktonic feeders. At an early stage of development, these fish fed mainly on copepods, which were progressively replaced by larger prey such as mysids and Acetes as the fish grew. Arius graeffei and Aseraggodes macleayanus were mainly benthic feeders. Spatial and temporal differences in diet were also evident for each species. These differences probably reflected changes in prey availability resulting from flood-induced changes to the salinity gradient. The potential for competition between Johniops vogleri and Polynemus multiradiatus was reduced by temporal partitioning of food resources as the fish grew.

Abstract Our webs are wide, very thin, two-dimensional, continua arising commonly as a material in transport in machine systems. Though they are thin, webs often require modeling as plates or shells, albeit very thin and flexible ones, because even small bending stiffness distinguishes their behaviors from membranes in critical ways. Technological applications generating interest in web mechanics include the manufacture and handling of paper where wide sheets are transported by rollers at the highest possible speed, thereby maximizing productivity. Material handling problems of a similar type also arise with tissues, films, magnetic media, textiles, fabrics, polymer sheets, and the like. In a technical world pressing for ever higher speeds of stable transport, the web instabilities of wrinkling and flutter commonly bound the productivity of a technological process. These instabilities can result in permanent damage or rupture of the material and disruption of the manufacturing process. Consequently, the presentation today addresses some findings on webs that relate to their modeling, the prediction and causes of wrinkling, and the effect of roller misalignment on web behavior during transport. To allow us to maintain this focus, the rich collection of works on membrane structures, including modeling of inflated membranes, space structures and fiber reinforced membranes will not be part of our discussion. For attention to interesting membrane developments readers might examine Reissner (1938), Steigmann and Pipkin (1989), Jenkins and Leonard (1991), Li and Steigmann (1993), and Haseganu and Steigmann (1994). The most important topic of web flutter caused by air flows over the web surfaces will not be addressed, though recent experimental findings can be found in Chang and Moretti (1992) and Nguyen (1993). Theories modeling the flow and web in these coupled problems tend to underestimate the flutter speeds. This problem area is one of great importance.

Desde 2012, la Convocatoria Sala d’Arcs que la Fundación Chirivella Soriano lanza anualmente se ha convertido en plataforma de referencia para jóvenes artistas, consolidándose como programa para la difusión del arte. La convocatoria fomenta su inserción en el circuito expositivo valenciano, facilitando a la persona seleccionada la posibilidad de producir una exposición para este espacio y editar un catálogo del conjunto de la muestra.Por las circunstancias derivadas de la pandemia, las exposiciones de las ganadoras de la octava y novena edición no pudieron realizarse en los plazos previstos. El pasado mes de noviembre de 2021, ambas artistas desplegaron con convicción sus proyectos expositivos que destacan por su adecuación a las particularidades de la arquitectura gótica de la Sala d’Arcs, en la planta baja del Palau Joan de Valeriola que alberga a la Fundación.La ganadora de la VIII Convocatoria Sala d’Arcs 2019 es Micaela Maisa, artista de origen argentino y residente en Valencia. Su línea de trabajo estudia los modos de construcción de la visualidad desde la crítica, empleando una perspectiva de género, que se materializa en propuestas interdisciplinares que incorporan el audiovisual y la instalación. Su exposición Moretta Project. Acciones crípticas aúna prácticas artísticas que están vinculadas a una pregunta que se hace Maisa: ¿cómo habitamos la ciudad las mujeres?La artista valenciana Sara Gurrea es la ganadora de la IX Convocatoria Sala d’Arcs 2020. Su línea de trabajo gira en torno a la exploración de las posibilidades de la gráfica, la tipografía y los diferentes formatos de comunicación en relación a la creación del archivo, partiendo de redes sociales y de plataformas digitales. En la exposición La estancia, inmejorable reflexiona sobre la gentrificación que sufre desde hace varios años el barrio del Carmen de Valencia en relación con el fenómeno de los apartamentos turísticos.