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The purpose of this study is to analyse the constitutionality of Law 19/2022, based on the theory of the rights of nature, specifically its compatibility with the constitutional framework used by the Spanish State (Art. 149.1.23 of the Spanish Constitution) as a regulatory basis in the new field of the rights of nature and its impact on the regulatory possibilities of the autonomous communities. This article also studies the Law from the perspective of legal certainty (Art. 9.3 of the Spanish Constitution). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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With the purpose of laying the foundations for a critique of sociological reason and making a contribution to shedding light on the relationship between Marxism and sociology, in this paper a set of problematic points of Esteban Torres' La gran transformación de la sociología is addressed. The analysis is divided into three moments. First, the idea of sociology that is used by the author is criticized, challenging by that the bases or foundations of Torres' broader intellectual work plan. In a second step, the conception of Marxism that is defended by the Cordovan academic is assessed, identifying the existing differences between the contribution of Capital's author and the aforementioned social science. As a corollary of both operations, some conclusions are drawn, stating that what must to be done is not to transform sociology but to abandon it. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper analyzes recent rulings of the Spanish Supreme Court that show an advance in the environmental protection of water. They require also the strengthening of the resources put at service of Public Water Administration after years of cutbacks. The effect of these rulings however can have both positive and negative impacts on the state of conservation of spanish watercourses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The creation of new communications stuffs in internet media has create the need of diverse computer software in order to adapt multifunctional communication to new media. The docuweb with its particular codification, sometimes the translation into the screen from traditional media and sometimes special contents created for the cybermedia, creates the study from the academic field point of view. The adaptation of this sort of storytelling to communication teaching implies the study of the computer tools created for this communication. Medialabs in editorial companies carry out some work in this sense, making necessary an analysis of their framework, and paying special attention to the direct relationship with university departments that teach these new journalistic languages adapted to internet, and in this specific case focused on the documentary genre, docuweb. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

To determine just how current the critical theory of society is and, based on that, to shed some light on contemporary Marxism, this article traces the outlines of Axel Honneth's intellectual endeavors. To do that, the author applies Honneth's own idea of normative reconstruction, emphasizing the theoretical, philosophical, and political dimensions. He does this in three steps: an analysis of the works of Horkheimer, Adorno, Foucault, and Habermas, proposed in The Critique of Power: Reflective Stages in a Critical Social Theory (I); the fundamental turn made in the context of The Struggle for Recognition: The Moral Grammar of Social Conflicts (II); and the sketch of a democratic "ethicity" and the immediate adjustment of the idea of socialism made based on Freedom's Right (III). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Urban System of Andalusia is the main reference for the Andalusian Regional Plan, the instrument which contains the highest-level spatial planning politics and strategies under development by the Regional Government. This system is a model built considering a hierarchical classification of cities, towns and villages of Andalusia, using demographic and functional criteria, studied over the last decades. This model is inspired in a well-developed work line in Quantitative Geography, consolidated since 1950s. In this paper, we present a method based in a geomorphological classification of reliefs, made using an automatized process with information from Digital Elevation Models (DEMs). This process makes it possible to add terrain data to the Urban System model, referred to the site which each city/town/village occupies, systematically obtained using GIS. The result is a dataset containing information about the site and relief of each analyzed urban entity, which allows us to classify them considering the characteristics of the relief they occupy. Data shows a clear relationship between the relief each town occupies and its historical origin, an important link between physiographic aptitude and urban growth, and a tendency to increasing complexity of reliefs as the hierarchical level of the settlement decreases. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper presents the Spanish translation of the article How Dogs Dream: Amazonian Natures and the Politics of Transspecies Engagement, published ten years ago by the anthropologist Eduardo Kohn in the journal American Ethnologist. As a result of the ethnography developed among the Quichua-speaking Runa in Ecuador's Upper Amazon, the work represented a turning point in the discipline by moving the anthropological analysis to a scope beyond human, breaking the perimeter of the object of ethnographic study by expanding the view on the interactions that humans maintain with other beings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Resumen Objetivo Comparar sensibilidad, especificidad y valor pronóstico de Deauville score (DS) versus ΔSUVmax, tanto en «interim» PET (iPET) como en «end» PET (ePET), en pacientes con linfoma difuso de células grandes B (LDCGB), linfoma de Hodgkin (LH), linfoma folicular (LF). Método Estudio multicéntrico retrospectivo longitudinal en 138 pacientes (46 LDCGB, 46 LH, 46 LF). Se realizaron 3 18 F-FDG PET/TC: basal, iPET y ePET. En iPET y ePET se utilizaron 2 criterios de interpretación: visual (DS) y semicuantitativo (ΔSUVmax). Se estableció el valor pronóstico en relación con el intervalo libre de enfermedad. Resultados Análisis estadístico. Del iPET por subtipos histológicos (LDCGB, LH y LF): 1) DS obtuvo sensibilidad 76,92/83,33/61,53%; especificidad 78,78/85/81,81%, respectivamente; 2) ΔSUVmax obtuvo una sensibilidad del 53,84/83,33/61,53%; especificidad del 87,87/87,50/78,78%. Del ePET por subtipos histológicos: 1) DS obtuvo sensibilidad del 61,53/83,33/69,23%; especificidad del 90,90/85/87,87%; 2) ΔSUVmax obtuvo sensibilidad del 69,23/83,33/69,23%; especificidad del 90,90/87,5/84,84%. Evaluación pronóstica. Estudio iPET: en LDCGB el DS obtuvo que 10,3% con iPET negativo recidivó durante el intervalo libre de enfermedad y 17,1% con ΔSUVmax; en LH ambos métodos obtuvieron que 2,8% con iPET negativo recidivó; en LF el DS obtuvo que 15,6% con iPET negativo recidivó, con ΔSUVmax 16,1%, sin significación estadística para este método. Estudio ePET: en LDCGB el DS obtuvo que 14,3% con ePET negativo recidivó durante el intervalo libre de enfermedad, respecto al 11,8% con ΔSUVmax; en LH y LF ambos métodos obtuvieron que 2,8 y 12,5%, respectivamente, con ePET negativo recidivó. Conclusión DS y ΔSUVmax no muestran diferencias significativas en LDCGB, LH, LF. El valor pronóstico del DS y ΔSUVmax no muestra diferencias significativas en LH y LF; en LDCGB el DS es superior en iPET y el ΔSUVmax en ePET. Objective To compare sensitivity, specificity and predictive value of Deauville score (DS) vs. ΔSUVmax in interim-treatment PET (iPET) and end-treatment PET (ePET), in patients with diffuse large B cell lymphoma (DLBCL), Hodgkin lymphoma (HL), and follicular lymphoma (FL). Method Retrospective longitudinal multicentre study including 138 patients (46 DLBCL, 46 HL, 46 FL), on whom 3 18 F-FDG PET/CT were performed: baseline, iPET, and ePET. Visual (DS) and semi-quantitative (ΔSUVmax) parameters were determined for iPET and ePET. Predictive value was determined in relation to disease-free interval. Results Statistical analysis. iPET for DLBCL, HL, and FL: 1) sensitivity of DS: 76.92/83.33/61.53%; specificity: 78.78/85/81.81%; 2) sensitivity of ΔSUVmax: 53.84/83.33/61.53%; specificity: 87.87/87.50/78.78%. ePET for DLBCL, HL and FL: 1) sensitivity of DS: 61.53/83.33/69.23%; specificity: 90.90/85/87.87%; 2) sensitivity of ΔSUVmax: 69.23/83.33/69.23%; specificity: 90.90/87.50/84.84%. Predictive assessment . iPET study: in DLBCL, DS resulted in 10.3% recurrence of negative iPET, and 17.1% in ΔSUVmax at disease-free interval; in HL, both parameters showed a 2.8% recurrence of negative iPET; in FL, DS resulted in 15.6% recurrence of negative iPET, and 16.1% in ΔSUVmax, with no statistical significance. ePET study: in DLBCL, DS resulted in 14.3% recurrence of negative ePET, and 11.8% in ΔSUVmax at disease-free interval; in HL and FL, both methods showed 2.8 and 12.5% recurrence in negative ePET, respectively. Conclusion DS and ΔSUVmax did not show significant differences in DLBCL, HL and FL. Their predictive value also did not show significant differences in HL and FL. In DLBCL, DS was higher in iPET, and ΔSUVmax in ePET. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have evolved notably in past decades, being currently valuables tools for studying territorial complexity. In this article, the presence of GIS in public instruction of Architecture and Urbanism in Spain is analyzed, through searching for them in teaching guides. It is also presented the students' perspective about this topic, assessed using several questionnaires. It is possible to conclude from obtained data that, although GIS has interesting possibilities and is positively accepted by students, it is not enough contemplated in teaching. Considering this situation, it would be adequate to include GIS in compulsory subjects in the first part of the studies, in order to benefit from them in both the academic and professional periods. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Many environmental studies in the anthropological discipline assume that naturalism is a characteristic ontology of western society through which a border is drawn between nature and society or that separates human beings from animals. This theoretical model is based on the conception of a shared nature, unified and unrelated to the human will, on which different cultural forms of understanding it are applied. In contrast, monistic paradigms of ecological relations have been set up in other parts of the world, serving the naturalism as a basis for constructing alternative explanations of how non-western societies relate to the environment. However, such a cosmological assignment entails a socio-environmental reflection in the West, reinforcing the western/non-western disjunction while enclosing the analysis of the creative generation of non-dichotomous worlds in western societies. This article problematizes these assumptions through an example from the fieldwork in the southwest of Extremadura (Spain), establishing a theoretical starting point for the debate under the idea of an "anthropology of coexistence" that ethnographically encompasses and comprehends the relationships among different beings that inhabit the environment beyond a stereotyped contextual circumscription. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present work aims to make a biographical review of one of the masters of the Argentine Gross Anatomy: Prof. Dr. Eugenio A. Galli. It was a representative figure of both Gross Anatomy and Military Health. He was born in the city of Buenos Aires on January 9, 1883. In the area of Military Health, a stage is described that bears his name - Galli's time - which led in an extraordinary way from 1932 to 1938. From his admission to the Faculty of Medicine in 1901, he showed teaching skills. During his career in Buenos Aires, in 1905, he obtained his first position as assistant of dissection (by competition) at the Institute of Normal Anatomy and Operative Medicine. Finally, in 1927, he achieved the position of Titular Professor of Topographic Gross Anatomy. The UBA was not the only college area in which he developed his work, since it was also Titular Professor in the Medicine Career at the National University of La Plata (then, School of Medicine), from its creation in 1921 until 1948. As for his military career practically coincided with his professional career, as a doctor. Two years after he joined the faculty in 1903, he joined the army's School of Military Health Application. In 1927, he was proposed as deputy director of the Central Military Hospital and in 1930 was appointed director. He was promoted to the position of General of Medical Health. He was one of the few medical generals. Heterogeneous in his scientific production, he performed multiple works of different medical disciplines. He was the author of several books of Anatomy. In 1933, while he was in the teaching splendor of his career, he published his first great work: "Heart. Descriptive and Topographic Study ". The publication of this book generated some revolutions in the academic field, since it proposed, through a reasoned interpretation, a new terminology for the cardiac cavities, demonstrating a new topographic vision. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The University of Murcia is organizing the International Congress on Biodiversity Law and Climate Change on June 2nd and 3rd at the Faculty of Law. This congress will feature the participation of renowned specialists in environmental law, such as Santiago M. Álvarez Carreño, Blanca Soro Mateo, Montserrat Abad Castelos, among others. The event is organized in collaboration with the International Center for Environmental Law Studies (CIEDA-CIEMAT), CEBES, ICEL, CEDAT, and ADAME. Interested individuals are invited to submit communications until May 20th. [Extracted from the article]

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Infographics is a new type of Journalism, a new Genre, adapted to the needs, both formal and functional, of communications. Its layout is quite different depending on two media developments, static (printed or displayed on a screen, printed graphics) or dynamic (adaptation of digital media including multimedia possibilities, multimedia graphics). This is shown in several academic studies, the infographics widespread in media use and the profusion of infographics professionals. After a summary of the situation, we study the case of three Spanish Newspapers and two from the USA with graphics department, analyzing developments informative infographics into two separate ways, printed paper or static display on the screen, and in its evolution work in the digital environment. We have checked how the general public is still not properly literate to make a general consume of the digital development. This requires a rethinking of the structure of media companies as far as graphics and data journalism is concerned. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]