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We present a methodology for the development of conservation projects, carried out in east-central Argentina (one of the most populated regions of the country), which promotes social integration and local management. A traditional way of initiating and sustaining conservation actions is through a direct approach, normally executed unilaterally by technical-professional team. In contrast, our projects are executed with an alternative interaction modality that we call a participatory approach. Within a strong network of local actors and the technical-professional team, and from the framework of complexity, we promote the dialogue of all actors involved, with their diversity of knowledge, in order to overcome the traditionally closed organizational logic of knowledge. This methodology implies an alternative process that requires explicit tasks for the solid and deep integration between empirical and disciplinary knowledge. If the process is successful, it will lead to the joint construction of a socio-environmental conservation epistemology that contemplates both ecological consideand anthropological aspects. That is to say, the process must consider the subjects of conservation, the social actors that will be able to sustain the projects, and their training. Some examples of conservation activities developed, both private and public, are presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The author studies the metatextuality in Morirds lejos and his relationship with texts about the Jewish diaspora. In this essay this fragment is analyzed, as the core of fundamental significance in the text, since it is a play within a novel, and not just a story within a story, the interior duplication, in this case, is anchored in the fields of literary creation; thus, the metatextual possibilities are enhanced. And because, although it is clear that the theme of exile runs across the entire novel, some approaches are missing from this focus. The study of Salónica, as much for the story of its protagonist (Isaac Bar Simón or Pedro Faráas de Villalobos) as by the frequent and literal presence in this fragment of the word "exile," can shed light on a new reading that integrates this aspect. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Bartholomew Carranza received his education in the setting of the Spanish reform which preceded the reform of the Council of Trent by several decades. He was an exemplary Spanish Dominican who was very dedicated to his studies. After being invited to the Council by Emperor Charles V, Carranza prepared a series of theological works which favored the atmosphere of reform, defending as centerpiece of the reform the duty of the bishops to reside in their dioceses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper we analyze the links between health status (measured by self-reported illness occurrence) and individuals' socioeconomic situation. Using the annual households surveys of Uruguay for the period 1991 to 2000, we compute probit models and find that men, unmarried, young people, occupied, those who do not live alone and those with more than 5 years of education, have a smaller probability of reporting a bad health status. We also find that the probability of reporting a bad health status has a descendent trend in the period, falling from 0.33 in 1991 to 0.25 in 2000. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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