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Journal articles on the topic "Ciencias auxiliares de la Historia"
Armijo Baeza, Francisca. "Pensar geográficamente: una aproximación a la enseñanza de la geografía desde el currículum al aula." Revista Saberes Educativos, no. 1 (November 19, 2018): 83. http://dx.doi.org/10.5354/2452-5014.2018.51608.
Full textMembrado-Tena, Joan Carles. "El papel de la Geografía en el análisis del contenido semántico de los topónimos. El caso de Alicante." Anales de Geografía de la Universidad Complutense 38, no. 1 (May 28, 2018): 35–60. http://dx.doi.org/10.5209/aguc.60468.
Full textOrensanz, Martín, and Guillermo Denegri. "La helmintología según la filosofía de la ciencia de Imre Lakatos." Salud Colectiva 13, no. 1 (April 11, 2017): 139. http://dx.doi.org/10.18294/sc.2017.1134.
Full textAbreu Colombri, José Antonio. "La colaboración multidisciplinar y los enfoques metodológicos de los estudios históricos de la comunicación social." Communication & Methods, no. 1 (June 20, 2019): 76–90. http://dx.doi.org/10.35951/v1i1.3.
Full textGonzález, Luis Armando. "Burgos, Hugo, Chalatenango. Historia urbana; Sonsonate. Historia urbana." Realidad: Revista de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades, no. 86 (April 29, 2002): 253–54. http://dx.doi.org/10.5377/realidad.v0i86.4284.
Full textPérez Tamayo, Santiago. "Historiar la enseñanza de las ciencias naturales en la escuela:." Praxis Pedagógica 21, no. 28 (March 22, 2021): 149–73. http://dx.doi.org/10.26620/uniminuto.praxis.21.28.2021.149-173.
Full textOrtega, Margarita. "Historia y género." Realidad: Revista de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades, no. 54 (December 27, 1996): 817–24. http://dx.doi.org/10.5377/realidad.v0i54.5068.
Full textGilly, Adolfo. "CIENCIAS SOCIALES E HISTORIA NOTAS INTERDISCIPLINARIAS." Andamios, Revista de Investigación Social 7, no. 13 (August 16, 2010): 217. http://dx.doi.org/10.29092/uacm.v7i13.124.
Full textCammarota, Adrián, and Karina Faccia. "Enseñar Historia en las carreras de salud." Interface - Comunicação, Saúde, Educação 22, no. 67 (December 2018): 1003–15. http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1807-57622017.0458.
Full textCammarota, Adrián, and Karina Faccia. "Enseñar Historia en la carrera de Nutrición." Clío & Asociados. La historia enseñada, no. 26 (June 30, 2018): 101–13. http://dx.doi.org/10.14409/cya.v0i26.7284.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Ciencias auxiliares de la Historia"
Cecilia, Espinosa Mariano. "La Semana Santa de Orihuela : arte, historia y patrimonio cultural." Doctoral thesis, Universidad de Murcia, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/277360.
Full textThis doctoral dissertation aims to study and analyse the origins of the Easter Processions in the city of Orihuela, their evolution along the 17th and 18th centuries, and the changes undertaken during the Contemporary Age. This tradition began in the second half of the 16th century in the extramural Cathedral Chapel of St. María del Loreto, during the Counter-Reformation and in a historical moment of great splendour for the city. At that moment, Orihuela was head of governance, emerging Episcopal See and main university centre of the Valencian Noon. In this study the theological, devotional and cultural -cults, beliefs and devotional practices- background has been analysed in first place. Such background led to the origin of the primitive Easter Processions, as well as their historical evolution, the changes undertaken and the received influences, especially from Murcia, from an aesthetic and artistic point of view. Easter in Orihuela, as immaterial cultural heritage and highest expression of popular religiosity, is associated with a wide range of material patrimony: the images, the craftsmanship, the architecture and the historical city as a unique scenery where the passionate expressions take place and, year after year, evoke the Passion of the Christ, in the way it was conceived by its people along their history. All the aforementioned elements of the material patrimony of the city were the means of expression of individual and collective beliefs about life, death and the hope of Resurrection: a living testimony of past societies. Easter in Orihuela, as immaterial cultural heritage and highest expression of popular religiosity, is associated with a wide range of material patrimony: the images, the craftsmanship, the architecture and the historical city as a unique scenery where the passionate expressions take place and, year after year, evoke the Passion of the Christ, in the way it was conceived by its people along their history. All the aforementioned elements of the material patrimony of the city were the means of expression of individual and collective beliefs about life, death and the hope of Resurrection: a living testimony of past societies. This entire cultural heritage is analysed, studied and put into context within the geographical framework of this own study as a contribution to the Art History of the city of Orihuela.
Beltrán, Corbalán Domingo. "El archivo de la casa de los Vélez. Historia, estructura y organización." Doctoral thesis, Universidad de Murcia, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/146284.
Full textThe Archive of the House of Los Vélez is a documentary collection of noble origin generated by the Fajardo family, “Adelantados” (or governors) of Murcia and Marquis of Los Vélez. It constitutes a section of the Archivo General de la Fundación Casa de Medina Sidonia (AGFCMS), which nowadays is located in the palace de “los Guzmanes” in Sanlúcar de Barrameda (Cádiz). It is a private estate archive but of public use. The Vélez documentary Fund exceeds 1,200 bundles of documents covering from the 14th to the 20th century. Its current belonging to the Foundation House of Medina Sidonia has been the result of a historical process of aggregation of aristocratic houses. Formed in Murcia at the end of the Middle Ages, the House of the Marquis of Los Vélez was integrated into the dukedom of Montalto of Aragon in 1715 and into marquisate of Villafranca del Bierzo in 1727; the House of the Dukes of Medina Sidonia was also added in 1779. This process resulted in the formation of the General Archive of the houses of Villafranca, Vélez and Medina Sidonia at the end of the 18th century. Two centuries later, this Central Archive became the Foundation House of Medina Sidonia. The aim of our work was the study of the genesis and evolution of Vélez Fund, its organization and installation systems, location of the deposit, nature and typology, as well as the historical background leading to the current situation. We have drawn an 'Archaeology of the archival science' using, among other sources, inventories and different lists of written documents (mostly deeds) that have been preserved in the AGFCMS. The work has been divided into two parts. In the first part, we have analyzed the theoretical and methodological aspects (chapters 1-5). In the second part, the history, structure and organization of the Fund Velez is analyzed (chapters 6-12). We have distinguished five stages in the history of Los Vélez archive: 1. Creation stage: the archive of the Adelantados of Murcia (14th and 15th centuries). 2. Consolidation stage: the archive of the Marquis of Los Vélez (16th and 17th centuries). 3. Aggregation stage: the integration of the houses of Villafranca and Medina Sidonia (18th century). 4. Stage of loss of functionality of the archive (19th and 20th centuries). 5. Reorganization stage: the formation of the AGFCMS. The work of Luisa Isabel Álvarez de Toledo. In Chapter 7 we have studied the genesis of the archive of the Adelantados of Murcia, starting from the oldest inventory discussed, dated in 1483. In Chapter 8 we have studied the consolidation of the archive in the deposits of Vélez Blanco, Murcia and Mula in the 16th and 17th centuries. In Chapter 9 we analyze the structure and organization of Mula archive (1608-1755) and the transfer of documents to Madrid in 1755. In Chapter 10 we have studied the General Archive formation and the process of organization and cataloguing in a new place, the Palace in Don Pedro Street in Madrid, as well as the structure of their offices and staff. In our study two major stages in the history of the archive can be distinguished: its presence in the Murcian territory and its location in court. The year 1755 is the turning point. In the first stage we have noted the archival provisions of Governor Domingo de Zavala, Luis Fajardo Requesens ordinances and the work of supervision and organization of governors Bernardino del Castillo and Pedro de Casanova. From the unification of the added houses, we can talk about General Archive, the institution that characterizes the second stage. From this moment archivists are the responsible of the archival work. We emphasize the figures of archivists Manuel Taranco, Manuel Martin and Gregory Barcones. The basic instrument to understand this whole process is the Reglamento del Archivo general de las Casas de Villafranca, Vélez y Medina Sidonia (c. 1797), which is studied in Chapter 11.
Marín, Cano Alfredo. "NI DIOS NI REY : Familias, élites locales y bandos en Cieza (1613-1705)." Doctoral thesis, Universidad de Murcia, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/277180.
Full textThis work belongs to the study of Family Social History through the analysis of a local elite from the south of Castile, specifically in Cieza, a town in Murcia, during the XVII century, trying to give an answer to its configuration and its typology in relation to the definition of its material, inmaterial and relational patrimony inside a context marked by the phenomenon of the factions´fights, paying attention to the resolution of its objectives, its articulation and, in short, to the characteristics of those ones who have described themselves as factions of depending lineages. Finally, in the search of peace it is taken into consideration the role played by Cieza community, the outstanding men of the age closed to the court or regional frame, as well as the necessity of knowing when and at which level the members of the clergy, the monarchical institution and the King himself. So, this proposal is centered in the familiar institution, since in it a series of matrimonial strategies are developed, of patrimonial transmission and honorary, of systems of relationship and friendship and dependency tendind towards the consolidation and social reproduction, that is to say, life in society through families. Families, elites and factions. These are the three pillars of the argument of the present investigation, in which the study of the factions in Cieza, its conflict and pacification it is proposed in the institutional levels, in the socio-economic links, in the private and ritual or of a symbolic manifestation, what generates the union of relatives against adversaries, Split in the lineage and in the faction itself, and ultimately the mobilisation of resources and alliances networks. In this proposal the study of a local elite in process in the ancient kingdom of Murcia is defined, where the appareance of the phenomenon of fights among factions attends to the resolution of it objectives, its articulation, in short, to the charcteristics of the factions during the Baroque period in a triple direction: the perpetuation of factions in the marginal áreas of the Castilian kingdom, its articulation in certain lineages which different from last ages are defined for different depending ties characterized by the new socio-economic and political reality of Castile in the XVII century base don the blood cleaning and on its approval, through the final judgement, the control of a wide social depending network and the dominion of the economic means of the locality. During its temporary development (1613-1705) a high degree of violence which will be sorted out by the inhabitans´initiatives apart from the intervention of outstanding foreign personalities like the Bishop of Cartagena or the Marquis of Velez, the only member who belonged to the Murcia aristocrazy during the XVII century. Also, to the earthly powers, including the royal intervention through the King Carlos II´s forgiveness, a remarkable clerical activity was developed by the Franciscan order, whose best example will be the construction of Saint Joaquin monastery, which will contribute to a gradual pacifist marriage statistics among the confronted families, as well as the attempt to substitute the confrontation between the highborn and the factions because of the administrative service to the King since the XVII century, few of the noblemen in Cieza will reach posts of meri for the scarce political-economical potential ans, specially, to its reducednetwork of social relationships that will make posible the access to the royal court´s favours. To sum up, it is about the study of several families of the local elite in Cieza in a period of construction of its power in the local setting of the XVII century, where the confrontation among factions as a response of defence were being developed and the constrution of a local power which authorised them with a higger control of the village and the possibility of reaching higher honours from the Cown.
Cañestro, Donoso Alejandro. "Arte y contrarreforma en la antigua diócesis de Orihuela (1564-1767)." Doctoral thesis, Universidad de Murcia, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/128792.
Full textThe Counter-Reformation phenomenon is a topic that has concerned the studies and research made by the Art History Department of the University of Murcia for several years. Although the investigations have mainly been focused on the decorative arts, they have also analysed different artistic expressions such as masterpieces made of marble as well as the important artistic patronage. The idea of analysing the possibilities of the impact of the Counter-Reformation in the territory of the diocese of Orihuela was born in the context mentioned above. One of the reasons of starting this doctoral thesis was the fact that the establishment and its afterwards development of the Counter-Reformation in the province of Alicante were demanding a deep analysis not only from an artistic perspective but also from an interdisciplinary one as a cultural event. Therefore, this thesis is set within the artistic phenomenon settled in the historical, social and religious context since we will analyse the architecture of the Counter-Reformation as well as its furniture, vestments and, above all, the devotional contents. The truth is that it was a priority to analyse how the Counter-Reformation and its programmes had an impact in the Art, which in those days became an efficient tool to show the religious renewal fostered after the Council of Trent. However, as it was expected, the establishment of the Counter-Reformation values will not be a unique and isolated fact in the diocese of Orihuela since, according to many art historians, it obeys to a remarkable phenomenon in Spain. Objectives The following specific aims of this doctoral thesis can be enumerated: - To study how the Diocese of Orihuela worked from its foundation (1564) until the arrival of its first enlightened bishop (1767, don José Tormo). - To study the history of the establishment of the Counter-Reformation in the Diocese of Orihuela - To study the beginning of the Diocese as a consequence of the Council of Trent. - To study the different Diocesan Synods (from XVI to XVIII centuries) - To study the importance of Bishops and the Clergy and their role in the artistic patronage. - To study the value of the scenery: the adaptation of ancient temples, the restoration and the new image (architectural works, altarpieces, shrines, lady chapels), the building of new churches as a counter-reformist model (the cathedral of Orihuela, the college church of San Nicolás in Alicante, the church of Santa María in Elche, parish churches, monasteries, chapels…). - To study the role of collections: o The uplifting of worship. o The treasures. The silverwork. o The textiles. - To study the ceremonies and the contents of the temples: o The Eucharistic festivities The Corpus Christi and the worship to the Eucharist. o The growing devotion to the Saints and the Virgin o The formal ceremonies: Holy Week and other relevant festivities. Methodology The methodology used in this doctoral thesis has mainly been based on the information obtained from ecclesiastical and local records, visiting the churches and convents involved in this study, analysis of shots and the specific bibliography consulted. Consequently, in addition to the fieldwork we cannot forget the study, reflection, analysis and systematization of the amount of information obtained which is conveniently supported by the contribution of certain topics and aspects. Conclusions The main contribution of this thesis is the study and systematization of the socalled phenomenon Counter-Reformation in the diocese of Orihuela and its widespread repercussions throughout art in the period between 1564 and halfway through the XVIII century when a revitalization and an emphasis of the Counter-Reformation was known. In fact, we can say that an increased later Counter-Reformation took place in this territory. All in all, it corresponds to a long-lasting period that will logically have different stages. The first stage covers the period between 1600 and 1630 when many huge temples such as the college church of San Nicolás in Alicante and some parochial and conventual temples. Those buildings meant the real establishment of Counter- Reformist programmes and models. The second stage spans from 1675 to 1700 in which the buildings started in the first stage are continued and even new ones are started such as Santa María in Elche. But apart from architecture, this period is remarkable for its use of furniture inside the holy buildings and the prominence of vestments. This tremendous ornamental display corresponds to the first baroque period in relation to the development of Counter-Reformation. This appeared together with the magnificence as a resource of the religious exaltation. All this display will reach the top in its third stage which takes place in the XVIII century, more concretely, between 1720 and 1740. This work has been structured bearing in mind three sections: The development and the establishment of the Counter-Reformation, The temple and The contents. They represent different perspectives and they also show transversely a cultural and religious phenomenon together with its artistic consequences. This study tries to give an overview that reveals its wide range and its different aspects. With this study we have tried to give an original view that, even in some cases, are analysed for the first time; something that reinforces the value of this new view. Nevertheless, a bibliography about matters related to the Counter-Reformist art in Alicante still exists
Giorgi, Arianna. "De la vanidad y de la ostentación. Imagen y representación del vestido masculino y el cambio social en España, siglos XVII-XIX." Doctoral thesis, Universidad de Murcia, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/128915.
Full texthis study delves into the cultural questions that define a group estamental that, as the ideology and the mentality, guided his aesthetic taste. Therefore, one of the most important theme of this investigation resides in the aesthetic importance of the garment reflected in the Madrid society to departing, especially, during the second half of the XVIIth Century. Especialliy, this thesis is about the relations costume and the social actors during the XVIIth, XVIIIth and XIXth Century. Also about the artistic and aesthetic influences of the moderns habits and the social change. So, the principal worry of this study is the masculine appearance as symbol of the social change, choosing as privileged balcony the Villa and Court of Madrid. The focus of this thesis is the Justaucorps dress as object and subject of study and analysis for a critical approach. So, it has needed exhaustive work evidences where the documents of the Archivo Histórico Provincial in Madrid are the core of this study. Perfect complement of these blocks is the bibliographical and artistic one, to study the degree of acceptance and resistance of the French taste. Based on the reflection of D. Roche that the studies about clothing are less anecdotal than might appear, we demonstrate the relational importance between the costume and its social and cultural settings, considering the dress is part of the Art History, as well as Social and Cultural History. So the dress is legitimized as a feature of the ideology, mentality, practices and behaviors. This is because the garment has always shown the formal values of the modern distinction through their styles and fashions, as did the Justaucorps dress that seduced both foreigners and Spanish people. Above all, this dress is particularly significant for the social phenomenon of male appearances. During this period, a small group of men - and fewer women - possessed the control on the political and cultural resources. So, based on the dress worn by the man in the late sixteenth Century model, we analyze the Spanish decadence and the gradual filtration of the Justaucorps dress that turn into the court model also in Spain. The introduction of these new appearances -phenomenon caused by the change of dynasty at the beginning of XVIIIth Century- manifested as a social indicator of the new image of the town of Madrid. This model, proceeding from the military uniform, was visible in the elites and managed to define the symbolic capital of these groups of power. The dress, manifestation of luxury and protocol court, was imposed as an aristocratic ceremonial modern adjective. Both on the court and in the city, this new aesthetic costume represented the visual image of the modern era and specifically of the Ancient Regime. The monitoring of this dress, from its beginnings until the fossilization and the overcoming at the XIXth Century, can sequence the evolution of the characteristics and the transformations that defined culturally the stylistic taste of the new social class. To witness the historical changes, this dress describes the social progress of certain individuals and their transition -not only aesthetically- to a liberal society. In fact, this costume character evidence and the social connotations of this slow evolution.
Robles, Fernandez Alfonso. "Estudio arqueológico de los palacios andalusíes de Murcia (ss. X-XV): tratamiento ornamental e influencia en el entorno." Doctoral thesis, Universidad de Murcia, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/371146.
Full textABSTRACT This piece of research deals with the archaeological study of the palaces and Andalusian aristocratic mansions in the area of Cora de Tumir, in the present province of Murcia. We also focused on the urban and rural surroundings of those aulic constructions. The analysis of its architecture ties in with the historical context and we tried to create a coherent dialogue about its evolution from the Emiral period to the Castilian conquest of 1243, as well as indicating the profound transformations undergone in the Christian low-medieval era. Objectives.- In this work primary sources are compiled and reviewed (iconographical, topographic, textual, objects…) and secondary, substantially written and old sketches. Also we analyzed and reinterpreted the data extracted from some old excavations made without archaeological methodology (Castillejo of Monteagudo) and more recently others done during the decade of the eighties and nineties of the last century. Our results are made available to the scientific community, the unpublished graphical material and a substantial number of the plans drawn up in the more recent archaeological excavations made within the perimeter of the Greater Palace Qaṣr al-Kabir) and the Minor Palace (Qaṣr aṣ-Ṣaġīr) sited in the Madinat Mursiya. Among the buildings studied several important residences are included, and a Mudéjar oratory identified in the excavation of the Jardín of San Esteban (Murcia) of 2009, whose greater interest is in the possibility of knowing the urban framework in which they are found. Methodology. We have compiled information of diverse nature coming from archives and publications. Plans and surveys of some palaces have also been made with the purpose of restoring their volumes and quality graphics. We have made anastomosis of the palaces and mansions’ plants. With respect to the ornamental treatment of the decorative plinths which come from the fortified Castillejo Palace, these have been restored by symmetrical, geometric development, as well as some plinths documented in the main palace of the Smaller Palace. The analysis of their decoration enables the making of specific chronologies of the buildings that they decorated. Conclusions.- The analysis of all the compiled documentation enables the deduction of the aristocratic presence of palaces and mansions in the Califal and Taifa era, whose layout and decoration have no reason to envy the ones of Cordoba capital. The importance of the Almorávide dynasty is captures in the city of Murcia by the presence of two aulic spaces (The Great Palace and Minor Palace) whose ornamentation has its point of reference in monuments of Marrakech, the imperial capital. We refuted some chronological proposals of the traditional historiography with respect to the chronology of the main palace of the Smaller Palace, that it was not constructed by Muḥammad b. Saʿd b. Mardanis. In that period we can see a meeting room covered with a dome with muqarnas in the Smaller Palace and a royal mausoleum situated within an old oratory in the Greater Palace. We also suggest the idea of chronological evolution of the existing palaces in the well-known state property of Real of Monteagudo. We believe that a taifa Palace and Almorávide could have existed at the foot of the Castillejo of Monteagudo. The actual Castillejo is a 12th century construction protected by two external enclosures and with a characteristic courtyard. This palace and its surroundings were destroyed by the Almohads in two expeditions against the Murcian Taifa. Another palace, Larache, would take its place from the last quarter of the 12th century to the first half of the 13th. Finally another palace of smaller dimensions known as Cabezo de Abajo was constructed, whose layout is similar to the last phase of the main palace of the Smaller Palace.
Gutiérrez, Cuenca Enrique. "Génesis y evolución del cementerio medieval en Cantabria." Doctoral thesis, Universidad de Cantabria, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/311798.
Full textCagigas, Aberasturi Ana Isabel. "Los maestros canteros de Trasmiera." Doctoral thesis, Universidad de Cantabria, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/382465.
Full textThe thesis the master masons of Trasmiera examines, within the field of social history, the behavior of a group of quarrymen broad, smart and diverse, in which the concept of "red social" marks the organization form, leaving behind thus concepts traditionally used in the world of the stonework as the "taller" and "cuadrilla". Stonemasons are social networks in which each member has a particular place in these, depending on the functions that develops and the role played. In these networks are exceeded established relations around the family and the neighborhood, because they can bring to individuals who are not family or neighbors, joined by another type of relationship (friendship, common interests, complementarity, existence of "enemigos", etc. ). This creates a network of relationships that is included in the social gear along with other nets consisting of other groups.
Pedreño, Ros Domingo. "Aportaciones didácticas de la historia local y familiar al proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje de las ciencias sociales : experiencias en tres centros educativos de la Región de Murcia de Educación Primaria, Secundaria y PCPI." Doctoral thesis, Universidad de Murcia, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/334989.
Full textThis thesis is marked as general objective the improvement of the teaching of the social sciences, and history in particular, through the contributions of "local and family" to the school curriculum. This methodological actions are generated in the "basic learning phase" (primary education, compulsory secondary education and initial professional qualification programs), from the socio-cultural context where it lives and integrates the student. As specific objectives the thesis contributes knowledge methodologies and permanent teaching resources in educational contexts, for the improvement of the understanding and the critical attitude, through knowledge and enjoyment of the local heritage and family culture. It compares the incidence of the contributions of the knowledge of local and family history with the improvement of the understanding of the historical and social events as well as school motivation and the study of the social sciences, from the perception of the student. And the same power in schools a knowledge database local and family, through the materials and teaching resources made by the teachers of the Department of Geography and History. Applies methodologies based on the knowledge and enjoyment of local heritage and the foundations of the family culture in educational contexts, capturing their interest in knowledge motivation, the usefulness of the teachings and their critical attitude to personal and social development. Differentiated and methodologies adapted to the type of students participating in each project, from contributions to the teaching of "local and family" at the stage of basic learning developed from the socio-cultural context, in which lives and integrates the student. As finding the thesis collates the effects produced by the inclusion of the "local and family" on every group of students, providing a significant improvement in the knowledge end of students in social sciences. As well as appreciation, by students, the concept of historical evolution and society both individually and group class. Specifically research brings methodologies that improve the knowledge, understanding and the critical attitude of students creating teaching resources for use by teachers in the different projects, as well: In Primary Education has been enriched the ordinary curriculum by the contributions of the knowledge of the local heritage and cultural, ethnological and physical medium and the comparison of the current family culture of the student with other historical periods. In Secondary Education the contents of the curriculum through is restructured: the incorporation of knowledge of "local and family", conferences issues of conceptual interrelation from "general" to "local and family", exit school and realization by the students of field notebooks. In Initial Professional Qualification Programs develops didactic units based on learning from the knowledge of the students and their personal experiences, social and family environment. Adapts the usefulness of knowledge, involvement of students in the pursuit of knowledge, collaborative learning and the development of their critical and personal ability to curriculum development and the individual characteristics of the student. The thesis also compares the incidence of the contributions of the knowledge of the "local history and family" as a significant improvement for the understanding of facts historical and social analysis "school motivation" of the study of the social sciences, from the perception of the student. In schools will have enhanced the teaching resources available as sources for educational innovation of teachers, for the realization of activities of students, as well as knowledge base for researchers and the dissemination of knowledge of "local and family".
Fernández, Sánchez José Alberto. "Estética y retórica de la Semana Santa murciana : el periodo de la restauración como fundamento de las procesiones contemporáneas." Doctoral thesis, Universidad de Murcia, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/277418.
Full textThroughout the History of the Murcian Easter, there have been a whole series of formal renovations and transformations, some more significant than others, which have given Easter its shape. The change produced in the 18th century when the character of Salzillo stamped his style on the penitential celebrations and the Romantic period, is especially significant. As well as other relevant changes such us "la burla" and the incorporation of the Baroque attire to butlers. This change in the Romantic period is especially relevant due to the deep trace left in the cortège from the 19th century to the ending of the "Restauración Borbónica". The term "romantic", as it will be proved, is not contemporary to the European cultural movement known as "Romanticism", however its ideological and formal components are closely bound to it. The aesthetics, when analysed, reveal the coexistence with the European cultural interests, which show a good sample of an expressive cultural way of great importance. Romanticism meant an intellectual invitation to read the History and the past of the nations, together with the resurrection of artistic styles from the past. Thus, some ancestral myths and customs were rescued together with all those things which reminded the differential character of a specific regional culture. In the case of Murcia, Easter favoured the evocation of its memorable past, leading to the exaltation of its more representative signs. The most significant example would be the rememoration of the Baroque style, which had a great interest in the capital of Segura. Also, the parade would constitute an irrefutable scene for the evocation of the social structure of the period. The role of the local liberal bourgeoisie is especially significant, and supported the introduction of the majority of the innovations. Thus, a cortège was formed, and this cortège exalted the local idiosyncrasy, whose virtues were especially represented in the figure of Salzillo, and the magnitude of Baroque as the way of expression for the artistic manifestation. However, one of the achievements, apart from recalling the parades from the past, was the settlement of a new spectacle in the streets, which was based on the repetition of the topic and on the perpetuation of the Baroque values. As a consequence, and far from being a mimetic imitation which would have been less grandiloquent, the trend adopted went towards the exaggeration and the superfluous, by enrichening the surfaces as if Baroque was just an accumulation of ornamental figures. Thus, the new parades from the latter years of the 19th century became highly connected with the local History and with the typical symbols, which left the objective and sincere motivations of the previous century behind. Strong evidence of this is the evolution of the processional paso itself, which, far away from the simplicity of the 18th century, evolves to an itinerant piece of machinery with a clear ornamental language. Not in vain, the Easter celebration started to acquire its own identity symbols in each of the different Spanish territories, leading to a unique and unrepeatable spectacle which had no intention of totalitarian unity. Besides, there was the belief that Murcian parades were admirable artistic spectacles above other towns. As a consequence, the media came under the service of this totally aesthetic celebration, which should be appreciated through the senses, and which had the sacred imagery as the zenith of the line of argument. As this was a complex panorama, it is convenient to make a classification in order to present the main formal aspects in which everything was developed: imagery, tronos, costumes, working with precious metals, musical accompaniment, figureheads and the ephemeral.
Books on the topic "Ciencias auxiliares de la Historia"
Rodríguez, Adolfo Enrique. Ciencias auxiliares de la historia. Buenos Aires: Instituto Bonaerense de Numismática y Antigüedades, 1992.
Find full textBentos, Gustavo Mirabal. Vademécum de práctica penal y ciencias auxiliares. Montevideo, Uruguay: Editorial y Librería Jurídica A.M. Fernández, 2001.
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Find full textLecourt, Dominique. Historia y filosofia de las ciencias. Edited by Castrillón Alberto and Pulido Martha Lucía. [Medellín]: Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Sede Medellín, 1999.
Find full textJornadas Braudelianas (2nd 1994 Paris, France). Segundas Jornadas Braudelianas: Historia y ciencias sociales. México, D.F: Instituto Mora, 1995.
Find full textA, Fraga Vázquez X., ed. Ciencias, educación e historia: Actas do V Simposio de Historia e Ensino das Ciencias (Vigo, setembro 1995). Sada (A Coruña): Edicios do Castro, 1997.
Find full textManero, Manuel Mindán. Historia de la filosofía y de las ciencias. Teruel: Instituto de Estudios Turolenses, 2009.
Find full textGarcía, Sergio J. Correa. Historia de la Academia Mexicana de Ciencias Penales. México: Editorial Porrúa, 2001.
Find full textPaladini, Maria Teresa Tabares de. Ciencias naturales: Panorama ecológico. Buenos Aire: Angel Estrada y Cía, 1993.
Find full textPortocarrero, Vera. Filosofia, historia e sociologia das ciencias I: Abordagens contemporaneas. Rio de Janeiro (RJ): Fiocruz, 1994.
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Berta, Tibor. "La selección de auxiliares de verbos intransitivos en la versión sevillana de la Historia del noble Vespasiano." In Хиспанско наслеђе у мултикултуралном свету, 393–417. Београд: Филолошки факултет Универзитета у Београду, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.18485/legado_hispanico.2020.ch19.
Full text"La investigación alemana sobre América Latina: el caso de las Ciencias Sociales y de las Ciencias Económicas." In Literatura-Historia-Política, 277–92. Vervuert Verlagsgesellschaft, 2004. http://dx.doi.org/10.31819/9783954879854-019.
Full textBielous, Silvia Dutrénit. "Historia y derechos humanos." In Los derechos humanos en las ciencias sociales, 111–38. Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, sede México, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/j.ctv1c5cx9f.9.
Full textBarreto, Lucas. "“NOSOTROS VENIMOS DE TODA ESA HISTORIA”." In Las ciencias sociales en tiempos de ajuste, 207–26. CLACSO, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/j.ctvt6rm8t.14.
Full text"LO COTIDIANO Y LAS CIENCIAS SOCIALES." In Introducción a la historia de la vida cotidiana, 33–48. El Colegio de México, 2006. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/j.ctv47wf1b.5.
Full textManrique, María Mercedes Ayala, José Francisco Malagón Sánchez, and Sandra Sandoval Osorio. "La historia en la enseñanza de las ciencias:." In Construcción de fenomenologías y procesos de formalización, 21–38. Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, 2013. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/j.ctvfc53hj.4.
Full textArchila Neira, Mauricio. "Fuentes orales e historia obrera." In Los usos de la historia de vida en las ciencias sociales. I, 281–96. Institut français d’études andines, 1998. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.ifea.3488.
Full text"Historiografía nacionalista y Nueva Historia." In Pensamiento político y ciencias sociales en América Latina : un análisis en clave decolonial, 109–42. Universidad del Externado, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/j.ctv1ddcvrg.6.
Full text"LOS TEXTOS ESCOLARES DE CIENCIAS SOCIALES Y SU ANÁLISIS DEL PERIODO DE LA VIOLENCIA:." In Una historia difícil de narrar, 93–142. Programa Editorial Universidad del Valle, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/j.ctv14jx73r.6.
Full text"HISTORIA, CIENCIAS SOCIALES Y RELIGIOSIDAD POPULAR EN EL DISCURSO PEDAGÓGICO." In La pluma y el arado, 111–70. El Colegio de México, 1999. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/j.ctv3f8qk4.6.
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Fernández Novell, Josep María, and Carme Zaragoza Domenech. "HISTORIA DE LA CIENCIA Y LA CIENCIA EN LAS CLASSES DE HISTORIA." In INNODOCT 2020. Valencia: Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.4995/inn2020.2020.11789.
Full textFernández Sánchez, Pedro, and Inmaculada Hurtado Ocaña. "Haciendo de la coordinación una experiencia transversal: el estudio de la Estructura Económica en el siglo XXI desde la perspectiva del largo plazo." In IN-RED 2019: V Congreso de Innovación Educativa y Docencia en Red. València: Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.4995/inred2019.2019.10420.
Full textVerdejo, Pedro, Alfonso Diaz, Andres Ros, Lucia Hilario, Alberto Giménez, and Teresa Ferrer. "CROSSWORKS: GAUDI." In INNODOCT 2018. València: Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2018. http://dx.doi.org/10.4995/inn2018.2018.8788.
Full textVilar Roca, Gerard. "¿DÓNDE ESTÁ EL ‘ARTE’ EN LA INVESTIGACIÓN ARTÍSTICA?" In III Congreso Internacional de Investigación en Artes Visuales :: ANIAV 2017 :: GLOCAL. Valencia: Universitat Politècnica València, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.4995/aniav.2017.4847.
Full textRuiz González, Hacomar, Efrain Marrero Salas, Juan Carlos García Ávila, Ithaisa Abreu Hernández, and Matilde Arnay de la Rosa. "El patrimonio histórico como recurso didáctico en el Parque Nacional del Teide." In I Simposio anual de Patrimonio Natural y Cultural ICOMOS España. Valencia: Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València, 2020. http://dx.doi.org/10.4995/icomos2019.2020.11718.
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Gómez Ortega, Luis Fernando, Leonardo Yunda Perlaza, Myriam Leonor Torres Pérez, and Claudio Camilo González Clavijo. Desarrollo de software de simulación para generar un documento clínico XML - CDA. Universidad Nacional Abierta y a Distancia - UNAD, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.22490/ecisa.4753.
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