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                <text>La ecopoesía de Nicanor Parra como espacio de disentimiento</text>
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                <text>Desde la década del cincuenta se desarrolla en Chile una línea de ensayistas y poetas ecologistas que denuncia el modelo depredador de crecimiento económico y hace un llamado a la acción colectiva. La publicación de Ecopoemas del poeta chileno Nicanor Parra en 1982 constituye un hito fundamental que recupera el pensamiento ecologista de varios autores anteriores, al tiempo que propone nuevos paradigmas ético-estéticos capaces de articular subjetividades disidentes en los tres registros ecológicos (Guattari).  Con este trabajo me propongo estudiar los ecopoemas como un espacio agonista del disentimiento. El trabajo se centra en la pregunta por los modos en que la ecopoesía de Nicanor Parra configura una performatividad y afectividad del disentir político. Así, primero analizo cómo la ecología se construye como un discurso de resistencia instalado política y estéticamente como oposicional; segundo, describo cómo este discurso configura un nosotros ecocéntrico en el que nuevos actores serán capaces de producir los afectos y los gestos del disentir político que promete una acción colectiva. Por último, reflexiono en torno a la vigencia de la propuesta de Parra en el contexto de la Ecología Política latinoamericana.</text>
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                <text>El objetivo del presente trabajo fue realizar una aproximación para comparar el nivel de sustentabilidad entre el sistema monocultivo trigo y un sistema diversificado presentes en el Valle del Yaqui, lugar donde nació la llamada Revolución Verde y se encuentra localizado en el Sur de Sonora, México. Los ejes del análisis son la innovación, el consumo del agua y la rentabilidad. La metodología aplicada para la realización del presente estudio es una modificación al Marco para la Evaluación de Sistemas de Manejo de Recursos Naturales Incorporando Indicadores de Sustentabilidad (MESMIS). Los resultados indican que, de los 13 indicadores de sustentabilidad evaluados, el sistema diversificado presenta más indicios de sustentabilidad.</text>
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                <text>Revista Arbitrada Interdisciplinaria Koinonía</text>
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                <text>A type of platform, known as a table, is now being used for mangrove oyster farming. In Fortim, Ceará, Brazil, this activity was begun in June 2000 and covers an area of 50 m² overlying a sand-clay substrate. The present study has the following main objectives: to identify and catalogue the ichthyofauna colonizing the Crassostrea rhizophorae farming platforms; to evaluate ecological aspects, such as the possible correlation between the physical and chemical variables for water quality and the occurrence of the ichthyofauna; and to observe the differences in the fish species found during tidal variations. Specimens were identified and quantified using the linear-transect, visual census methodology. The ichthyofauna observed comprised 3,030 individuals belonging to 28 species and 20 families. Of the 28 species found in the area studied, 14 were marine transients, 12 marine dependent, and only 2 permanent residents. A significant association was observed between the abundance of 11 species and the physical and chemical variables studied. Based on these results, it may be concluded that the platforms act as artificial reefs for the ichthyofauna, being colonized by at least 28 species, and providing protection from predators as well as a source of food and a reproductive substrate.Um tipo de plataforma, conhecido como mesas, estão sendo utilizadas para o cultivo de ostras. Em Fortim, Ceará, este cultivo teve início em junho de 2000 e abrange uma área total de 50m² sobre um substrato argilo-arenoso. A presente pesquisa tem como objetivo identificar e catalogar a ictiofauna colonizadora das mesas de cultivo de ostras do mangue (Crassostrea rhizophorae), avaliar aspectos ecológicos tais como as possíveis correlações de parâmetros físico-químicos da água com a ocorrência da ictiofauna, além de observar as diferenças na composição da mesma durante as variações de marés. Os exemplares foram identificados visualmente e quantificados empregando-se a técnica de censo visual por transecto de faixa. A ictiofauna avistada compreendeu 3.030 indivíduos pertencentes 28 espécies e 20 famílias. Das 28 espécies encontradas na área estudada, 14 são marinhas visitantes, 12 marinhas dependentes e apenas duas aparecem como residentes. Apenas 11 espécies apresentaram correlação com os parâmetros físico-químicos estudados. Com base nestes resultados, pode-se afirmar que as estruturas de cultivo da ostra do mangue funcionam como um recife artificial para a ictiofauna, sendo colonizadas por, no mínimo, 28 espécies de peixes, podendo fornecer abrigo, proteção contra predadores, alimento e área de reprodução.</text>
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                <text>Para estudiar la alimentación de la rana endémica colombiana Pristimantis jubatus se examinaron los contenidos gastrointestinales de 29 individuos capturados en el Parque Nacional Natural Munchique, Departamento del Cauca. Los individuos se sacrificaron en solución de cloretone para extraer los tractos digestivos desde la faringe hasta la cloaca, los cuales se conservaron en alcohol al 70% hasta su análisis. Se identificaron 66 presas correspondientes a 31 taxa de artrópodos, dentro de las cuales predominaron Diptera e Hymenoptera, seguidos de Araneae y Coleoptera. En general, P. jubatus no mostró preferencia por un taxón de presa, sino que presentó valores altos del índice de amplitud del nicho trófico de Levins, indicando un alto grado de generalismo y el consumo de presas, en su mayoría, asociadas a estratos arbóreos.</text>
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                <text>La introducción de la obra del antropólogo norteamericano Julian Haynes Steward (1902-1972) produjo una parcial renovación de la enseñanza de la antropología en la Argentina desde mediados de la década del cincuenta. Principalmente en arqueología (y más tarde en lo que comenzaría a llamarse antropología social), el enfoque materialista, neoevolucionista y ecológico entró en tensión con la corriente histórico-cultural alemana que había hegemonizado el campo antropológico nacional liderado por el italiano José Imbelloni desde la Universidad de Buenos Aires. La circulación de estas nuevas ideas -que también provocaron fuertes polémicas en su ámbito de gestación original- es abordada principalmente a partir de la labor transformadora y revitalizadora de Alberto Rex González, posgraduado en la Universidad de Columbia y alumno de Steward a fines de los años cuarenta. De este modo, se propone un análisis de las maneras en que nuevos postulados conceptuales provenientes de una tradición metropolitana se difundieron en un contexto periférico.Palabras Clave: Antropología argentina; Neoevolucionismo; Ecología cultural; UniversidadAbstractThe introduction of the U.S. anthropologist Julian Haynes Steward (1902-1972) to the Argentine courses of Anthropology in the mid-50´s, launched a process of partial renovation in Argentine anthropology.  His materialistic, neoevolutionist, and ecological scope applied to Archeology and, later, to what would become Social Anthropology, differed from more established views such as German historical-cultural theory led by Italian anthropologist José Imbelloni and Austrian archaeologist Oswald Menghin. This paper describes and analyzes the arrival of Steward’s ideas to some Argentine schools of Anthropology (Córdoba, Litoral/Rosario and La Plata) in the late 40s, by means of archaeologist Alberto Rex González, a Columbia Ph.D. and one of Steward’s students. In fact, studying Steward’s diffusion in Argentina may cast some light upon the ways in which concepts and theoretical frameworks born in metropolitan anthropologies, reach peripheral contexts and are transformed within their new academic homes. Keywords: Argentine anthropology; Neoevolutionism; Cultural Ecology; University</text>
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                <text>Conflicting understandings of environment and property marked the history of rubber production in the Brazilian Amazon from 1840 to the early twentieth century. The local ecological approach to tenure - in which land was defined by the total forest ecology, and where the size and contours of property were delimited by the number of rubber trees that could be tapped profitably - clashed with the scientific-territorial meaning of land: a soil to be mastered through monoculture, with property defined by its territorial extension. The proponents of rubber plantations associated these properties to civility and progress, while associating the rubber-tapping economy to a lack of civilization and to primitivism, thus obfuscating the complex combination of ecological perceptions of the environment and modern notions of property and land tenure, which characterized the rubber extraction areas.</text>
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                <text>El estudio está fundamentado en el contexto de la prospectiva ectoral pertinente en el análisis del devenir del desarrollo agroindustrial de la Cadena Láctea en el Departamento de Nariño, orientada a conocer su posición competitiva de cara al advenimiento de asimétricos tratados de libre comercio, que afectará, según la Sociedad de Agricultores y Ganaderos de Nariño-Sagan, alrededor de 30.0000 familias que derivan su sustento de la producción de leche. La primer parte del estudio se apoya en el símil metodológico del Árbol de Competencia, considerando los factores críticos tecnológicos y no tecnológicos de la Agenda Prospectiva de Investigación y Desarrollo Tecnológico de La Cadena Láctea Colombiana 2007, factores que se esgrimen a lo largo del estudio. Esta analogía se estructuró con base a pesquisa documental, trabajo de campo en zonas de mayor producción láctea a través de un muestreo aleatorio simple proporcional2 y estudio Delphi. Secuencialmente se presenta el análisis estructural, ejercicio deductivo y expresión de una de reflexión colectiva, que califica los impactos de las variables de las diferentes dimensiones del entorno, sustentado en referentes de expertos y criterios del autor. Este método permitió identificar las variables clave que se constituyen en factores de cambio. Posteriormente, a través del “juego de actores” se identificó los actores dominantes y divergentes, representados por las amenazantes transnacionales europeas y norteamericanas; los actores sociales de la región se encuentran en un plano subordinado y con bajo poder de negociación. Haciendo gala de la planeación por escenarios y validado en el análisis morfológico se diseñó el escenario apuesta denominado: “Agroindustria Láctea, Construcción Proactiva”, cuyos factores de cambio tienen una agenda alcanzable, si los actores estratégicos lo deciden antes del año 2020, ubicándose en ignota distancia la conquista de mercados nacionales y externos que, según la opinión de expertos, se podrían configurar después de dos décadas.</text>
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                <text>En este artículo se analiza el discurso ideológico de los principales movimientos indianistas de América Latina desvelando sus analogías con las ideologías milenaristas y su necesaria contradicción con la praxis política. Se trata de argumentar, a la luz de la ecología humana, por qué es imposible llevar a la práctica los programas ideológicos indianistas. Se concluye que la principal funcionalidad de este discurso es psicosocial, como estrategia para movilizar a las masas. Por último, el artículo avanza como receta política para los pueblos indígenas del continente una tercera vía, que sea viable y evite los dos extremos, la asimilación total y el nativismo conservador de tendencias milenaristas, de estos movimientos.</text>
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                <text>Universidad Autonoma de Baja California</text>
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                <text>Utilizou-se o conceito de hemerobia para classificar as paisagens do bairro de Santa Felicidade (Curitiba-PR) segundo a dependência energética e tecnológica para o funcionamento dessas paisagens. Imagens de satélite do software Google Earth (2009 e 2012) foram interpretadas, tratadas em ambiente SIG (ESRI ArcMAP 10.0) e confirmadas em campo permitindo a classificação e mapeamento das paisagens na escala 1:10.000. Foram identificadas sete classes de hemerobia, sendo 61% da área do total do bairro ocupados com as classes de hemerobia máxima, muito alta ou alta, com concentração nas partes noroeste, central e extremo sul do bairro em áreas predominantemente ocupadas por edificações. A classe média de hemerobia foi a segunda classe menos frequente no bairro, enquanto as classes mais baixas (Baixa, Muito Baixa e Mínima) estão presentes geralmente juntas e se concentram principalmente a norte-nordeste e centro-leste. Desta forma, percebe-se que o bairro apresenta ainda, na média, uma hemerobia intermediária com tendência a aumentar se a urbanização continuar seguindo o modelo atual.</text>
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                <text>Caminhos de Geografia</text>
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                <text>Universidade Federal de Uberlândia</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="http://www.seer.ufu.br/index.php/caminhosdegeografia/article/view/24822" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;http://www.seer.ufu.br/index.php/caminhosdegeografia/article/view/24822&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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