This talks about the culture, society and language of the Batangueno.

REFERENCE:: David Seamon, Merleau-Ponty, Lived Body and Place: Toward a Phenomenology of Human Situatedness, a chapter in T. Hünefeldt and A. Schlitte (eds.), Situatedness and Place (pp. 41-66). Cham, Switzerland: Springer, 2018. ABSTRACT: In this chapter, I draw on French phenomenologist Maurice Merleau-Ponty's understanding of perception and corporeal sensibility to consider the significance of human situatedness as expressed via place and place experience. To illustrate how Merleau-Ponty's conceptual understanding might be applied to real-world place experiences, I draw on two sources of experiential evidence, the first of which is a passage from Colombian writer Gabriel García Márquez's magical-realist novel, One Hundred Years of Solitude (1967/1970). The second source is a set of first-person observations describing events and situations that I happened to take note of during weekday walks between my home and university office over the course of several months. My aim is to use these two narrative accounts as a means to illustrate, via vignettes of everyday human experience, Merleau-Ponty's central concepts of perception, body-subject, and lived embodiment. I contend that these accounts substantiate Merleau-Ponty's phenomenological claims and point to additional significant elements of human situatedness and place experience. A Portuguese translation of this chapter by Andre Pinto is available here at academia.edu at: https://www.academia.edu/42134992/Merleau-Ponty_Lived_Body_and_Place_Toward_a_Phenomenology_of_Human_Situatedness_-_Tradu%C3%A7%C3%A3o_em_Portugu%C3%AAs_do_Artigo_de_David_Seamon_2018_

Recovering from fever in February 1928, William Butler Yeats deter- mined to spend his remaining winters where he had sailed the seas and come: Rapallo, a small town on the Ligurian shoreline of Italy. Deter- minedly “resigning from everything he can resign from,” the space and energy he wrested from public affairs would be filled with work, rest, and new poetry. This piece tells the story of the poems that transpired. Taking firm root in the winter of 1928–9, they sprung up in spring, in quick unaccustomed succession, and were carefully tended and added to over the next two years. From the first they were conspicuously, confessedly musical: “bird songs of an old man,” as his early inspiration had promised. This should be no surprise, except for those who persist in believing a pervasive myth of his being hostile to music. Eventually entitled Words for Music Perhaps, they drew from arguments with Ezra Pound about The Cantos, work on a ballet with George Antheil, and all kinds of historical, philosophical, and poetic sources concerned with music - even a landscape sung by Shelley and Nietzsche.

Naturellement, les eaux souterraines sont potables de façon générale et devraient être consommées sans aucun traitement préalable. Malheureusement, ces eaux sont soumises actuellement à une forte pression anthropique. Cette étude vise d’évaluer la qualité physico-chimique et microbiologique des eaux de puits consommées dans le quartier Kombé à Brazzaville. Quatre puits ont été identifiés et caractérisés. La caractérisation a montré trois puits équipés des mêmes systèmes de protection et de remontée d'eau et, un seul point de prélèvement diffère des autres par le système de remontée d'eau. Trente-trois paramètres physico-chimiques et neuf paramètres microbiologiques ont été évalués par des méthodes normées et référencées. Les résultats obtenus révèlent du point de vue physico-chimique que, les eaux de puits étudiées sont faiblement minéralisées et tous les paramètres physicochimiques répondent aux normes de l'OMS, excepté le pH, la concentration des ions cadmium, chrome, phosphate ainsi que de la silice dans certains cas. Une seule famille chimique est mise en évidence : les eaux chlorurées sodique et potassique. Malheureusement, ces eaux sont fortement chargées en Escherichia. coli, Salmonella et Shigella, coliformes totaux, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, germes totaux, staphylocoques, levures et moisissures. Elles sont impropres à la consommation humaine et doivent subir quelques traitements préliminaires comme la correction du pH à la chaux et la désinfection à l’hypochlorite de sodium. Naturally, groundwater is generally drinkable and should be consumed without any prior treatment. Unfortunately, these waters are currently subject to strong anthropogenic pressure. This study aims to evaluate the physicochemical and microbiological quality of well water consumed in the Kombé district of Brazzaville. Four wells were identified and characterized. The characterization showed three wells equipped with the same protection and water rise systems and only one sampling point differed from the others by the water rise system. Thirty-three physicochemical parameters and nine microbiological parameters were evaluated using standardized and referenced methods. The results obtained reveal from the physicochemical point of view that the well water studied is poorly mineralized and all the physicochemical parameters meet WHO standards, except pH, the concentration of cadmium, chromium, phosphate ions as well as than silica in certain cases. Only one chemical family is highlighted: sodium and potassium chloride waters. Unfortunately, these waters are heavily loaded with Escherichia. coli, Salmonella and Shigella, total coliforms, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, total germs, staphylococci, yeasts and molds. They are unfit for human consumption and must undergo some preliminary treatments such as pH correction with lime and disinfection with sodium hypochlorite.

Casos de Medicina Forense Mecanismo toxico o veneno, extremadamente extraño o poco habitual, vinculado a crimen realizado con el mismo