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GRAMMATICAL EQUIVALENCE IN THE FRENCH TRANSLATIONS OF CATULLUS 5 «TO LESBIA»
The article examines the phenomenon of grammatical equivalence based on the Latin poem «To Lesbia» by Catullus and its French translations of the XVI-XXI centuries.
O. Levko, Valeriia Zapolska
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Relación comercial con China e implicaciones en las estructuras productivas de América Latina
En este documento se estudia la relación comercial entre América Latina y China con especial atención en los efectos o las implicaciones en sus estructuras productivas.
Lesbia Pérez-Santillán
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Greinin snýst um réttláta ást sem er ástarhugmynd sem fræðimenn jafnt sem aðgerðasinnar hafa nýtt í baráttunni fyrir viðurkenningu á mannréttindum hinsegin fólks. Í fyrri hluta greinarinnar er hugmyndin um réttláta ást sett í hugmyndasögulegt samhengi og
Sólveig Anna Bóasdóttir
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THE LAODAMIA SIMILE IN CATULLUS 68: REFLECTIONS ON LOVE AND LOSS
In Catullus’ poem 68 he compares his beloved, generally identified as Lesbia, to the mythological figure of Laodamia in a long simile covering 57 lines.
A. De Villiers
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El objetivo de este artículo es sugerir estrategias para mejorar el posicionamiento en investigación de las universidades del Consejo Superior Universitario Centroamericano (CSUCA).
Lesbia Jeannette Buitrago Reyes
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Stripping the Bark / Fleecing the Sheep: Rethinking glubit in Catullus 58
Glubit is one of the more infamous words in the Catullan corpus and for good reason. The verb represents a rare (at least in extant literature) piece of Roman sexual slang and it delivers the punch line for an insult poem belonging to the Lesbia ...
Jesse Weiner
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Estructura económica, sectores clave y exportaciones en México y El Salvador
La relación entre crecimiento económico y la estructura de la economía es un aspecto relevante al analizar los factores que impulsan o limitan el desarrollo.
Lesbia Pérez-Santillán +1 more
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Unspeakable Enjoyment in Catullus (80, 16, 11, 63)
There are forms of enjoyment in Catullus that cannot be understood within the norms of pleasure as opposed to pain or unpleasure. This is an enjoyment that Freud would claim is beyond the pleasure principle, and thus integrally related to aggression ...
Paul Allen Miller
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Nectar larceny in the trainbearers (Lesbia, Trochilidae)
Many flower visitors engage in floral larceny, a suite of so-called ‘illegitimate’ visits in which foragers take nectar without providing pollination services.
B. Igić, Ivory Nguyen, P. Fenberg
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Atis y Teseo: el viaje en Catulo
Las trayectorias de Atis (Carmen 63) y de Teseo (Carmen 64) se presentan en Catulo como el desplazamiento entre dos mundos antagónicos y significan dos respuestas posibles ai conflicto furor-ratio, como alternativas de hombre romano en el particular ...
Lia Margarita Galan
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