Key Moments in 19th Century Spanish and American History
The Birth of Nationalism
In the Middle Ages and the Modern Age, the word nation designated a group of people born in the same place and who were under the same monarch. In the 19th century, the term nation acquired its political origins. Since then, there have been two different conceptions of nationalism:
- The Romantic conception defended the cultural origins of the nation. For them, a nation is a living being.
- French theorists advocated a political conception of the nation. A nation is a voluntary
Marketing Planning: Strategies, Objectives, and Market Analysis
Marketing Planning: A Comprehensive Approach
Concept: Marketing planning is a derivative of marketing. It’s an administrative and systematic process to coordinate objectives, strategies, and phases of a campaign, including advertising, public relations, and promotion, to achieve maximum return on investment.
Planning: It doesn’t work alone; it requires collaboration from media and creative teams. The dynamic nature of the market demands constant updates. Planning is a guide for actions to be implemented.
Read MoreLiterary Styles: From Troubadours to Classicism
Literary Styles and Movements
Alliteration: Repetition of a consonant phoneme (e.g., Brancas bacanthus b and b or badas eijam).
Assonance: The repetition of similar vowel sounds in stressed syllables (e.g., train to lves s, brances, forma class).
Paronomasia: The approximation of words in a text due to their similarity in sound, whether in form or not.
Parallelism: Repetition of ideas and words that correspond in meaning (e.g., But it is necessary to have strength, it is necessary to have race, it is
Read MoreGalician Theater: History and Evolution
Early 20th Century Galician Theater
Galician theater emerged later, not primarily as a spectacle but as a literary genre. It remained in the background with limited social support due to the expense of staging productions. The Irmandades da Fala aimed to dignify theater, establishing the “Art Galego Nazonal Conservatory” in 1919. Authors like Cabanillas and Vilar Ponte worked there, with Armando Cotarelo Valledor as a key figure, reflecting the experiences of sailors and farmers. This generation
Read MoreHomicide: Legal Aspects and Classifications
1) Homicide is defined as the elimination of human life, not to be confused with abortion, which is the elimination of intra-uterine life. (True)
2) The legal objective is the protection of the right to life, guaranteed by art. 5, caput of the Federal Constitution. (True)
3) The act of someone killing can be by action or by omission. In the latter case, there will only be homicide if the agent had a legal duty to prevent the outcome and it was possible to do so. (True)
4) An agent, even without a legal
Read MoreClinical Trial Disclosure: A Deep Dive
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Clinical Trial Disclosure
This document discusses the importance of transparency in clinical trials. It emphasizes the ethical and scientific reasons for disclosing trial information, including participant demographics, methodology, results, and adverse events.
Ethical Considerations
Disclosing clinical trial information is crucial for upholding ethical principles in medical research. Transparency ensures that potential participants can make informed decisions about their involvement. It also
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