Antropologia Politikoa: politikaren zientzia mota baten ondare teorikoa

Cuore, sangue e cervello: biologia e antropologia nel pensiero antico

This interesting and provocative book tries to set Greek ideas down to Aristotle on the heart, blood, and brain as the source of life within their general social and philosophical context, and to provide them with an anthropology. To do this, the authors employ a series of theoretical antinomies-e.g. heart/brain, technician/ prophet, democrat/oligarch, experience/intuition, sensation/intellect-...

REDUCTION OF INEQUALITIES Author: JOSE RAIMUNDO MOTA Advisor: Professor ENGLANDER

Extragenic suppression of motA missense mutations of Escherichia coli.

The MotA and MotB proteins are thought to comprise elements of the stator component of the flagellar motor of Escherichia coli. In an effort to understand interactions among proteins within the motor, we attempted to identify extragenic suppressors of 31 dominant, plasmid-borne alleles of motA. Strains containing these mutations were either nonmotile or had severely impaired motility. Four of t...

Antropologia de la Informatica Social: Teoria de la Convergencia Tecno-Social

The traditional humanism of the twentieth century, inspired by the culture of the book, systematically distanced itself from the new society of digital information; the Internet and tools of information processing revolutionized the world, society during this period developed certain adaptive characteristics based on coexistence (Human Machine), this transformation sets based on the impact of t...

Euskahaldun: Euskararen Aldeko Martxa Baten Sare Sozialetako Islaren Bilketa eta Analisia

This work is motivated by the dearth of research that deals with social media content created from the Basque Country or written in Basque language. While social fingerprints during events have been analysed in numerous other locations and languages, this article aims to fill this gap so as to initiate a much-needed research area within the Basque scientific community. To this end, we describe ...