2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.rprh.2015.05.002
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Alteraciones cromosómicas y decisiones reproductivas en pacientes con infertilidad masculina de causa genética

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“…Thus, music education has a fundamental philosophical importance in his thought, as an essential part of the answers he offers to the core questions: what is the best regime and what is the best life? The Stagirite recognizes that these questions are conceptually inseparable Thus in musical education its idle employment by citizens, presupposes that they have been habituated to virtue through its ethical use, activity whose purpose is to enjoy the beautiful melodies which conforms to the type of praxis that characterizes the bios praktikos Pérez-González et al (2015) Aristotle employs mimesis to allude to gestural, vocal and behavioral imitation, that is, to the innate mimetic ability to learn. There is a connection between the recognition of the anthropological character of Mimesis in the Poetics and the function it fulfills in the educational program of the ideal state designed in the Politics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, music education has a fundamental philosophical importance in his thought, as an essential part of the answers he offers to the core questions: what is the best regime and what is the best life? The Stagirite recognizes that these questions are conceptually inseparable Thus in musical education its idle employment by citizens, presupposes that they have been habituated to virtue through its ethical use, activity whose purpose is to enjoy the beautiful melodies which conforms to the type of praxis that characterizes the bios praktikos Pérez-González et al (2015) Aristotle employs mimesis to allude to gestural, vocal and behavioral imitation, that is, to the innate mimetic ability to learn. There is a connection between the recognition of the anthropological character of Mimesis in the Poetics and the function it fulfills in the educational program of the ideal state designed in the Politics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%