On Hamlet

Priorización de especies para los proyectos de repoblación forestal incorporando criterios de cambio climático en el Parque Natural Serra de Mariola

“…Es decir, una vez diferenciados en la estación a repoblar los diferentes rodales de repoblación se debe proceder a definir en cada uno de ellos cuáles son las especies a utilizar. Tradicionalmente la elección de especies se ha realizado considerando factores climáticos, edáficos (Madariaga, 1909;Ruiz de la Torre, 1956), ecológicos (que pueden incluir los dos primeros), biológicos y económicos (Ramos, 1965). Hacen especial énfasis estos autores en considerar en el futuro los escenarios de cambio climático, dado el objetivo de conservación en el tiempo de la cubierta vegetal.…”

The cross-cultural approach to the study of personality.

“…Sometimes parts of these cultural patterns are shared by many peoples, as the Christian religion is shared by peoples in many parts of the world; and historical periods, used by historians, are a way of identifying the similarities between the cultures of peoples who share in the same traditions. Madariaga [49] pointed up the contrast between the tradition shared by several peoples at the same period and the continuities within a single national tradition through history, when he wrote his discussion of Hamlet, in which he claimed that as the sixteenth century had been the age of Spain, he as a twentieth-century Spaniard had better tools for interpreting Shakespeare than did the nineteenth-century English critics. Here Madariaga claims as an analytical tool his own embodiment of his own culture, linking him by cultural links with the sixteenth century throughout Europe.…”