Tulia Almanza

Universidad de San Buenaventura Bogota, Filosofia, Faculty Member

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Antropóloga de la Universidad de los Andes. Magister en Filosofía de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia. Estudiante de Doctorado en Humanidades, Humanismo y Persona de la Universidad de San Buenaventura, sede Bogotá. Profesora Asociada de los programas de Filosofía de la Universidad de San Buenaventura, sede Bogotá.
Supervisors: Diana María Muñoz González

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Rafael Ricardo Bohórquez-Aunta

Universidad Santo Tomás Seccional Tunja

Rafael Ricardo Bohórquez-Aunta

Universidad Santo Tomás Seccional Tunja

Alberto Antonio

DIANA MARÍA MUÑOZ GONZÁLEZ

Universidad Nacional de Colombia (National University of Colombia)

Andrés F . Contreras

Universidad de Antioquia

Andrea Lehner

Universidad de los Andes (Colombia)

Fabrizio Fallas-Vargas

Universidad de Costa Rica

José-Antonio Zamora Zaragoza

CSIC (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas-Spanish National Research Council)

Jordi Maiso

Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Dinora Hernández

Universidad de Guadalajara CUCSH

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Hacia una pedagogía del porvenir

Instituto para la Investigación Educativa y el Desarrollo Pedagógico - IDEP, 1998

141 p.La intención de este trabajo es tematizar la pedagogía del porvenir, entendiendo que enfoca... more

Reflexiones alrededor de una pedagogía del porvenir

Junior doctors' experience of percutaneous liver biopsy: a questionnaire survey

Clinical Medicine, 2002

The Women's History Landmark Project was undertaken in order to increase the number of National H... more The Women's History Landmark Project was undertaken in order to increase the number of National Historic Landmarks (NHL) that focus on women. Despite the fact that the NHL Program is over 25 years old, only about 3 percent of the approximately 2,000 National Historic Landmarks focus on women. When the Women's History Landmark Project ends, the percentage of NHLs associated with women will probably have increased from 3 to 4.5 percent. This report describes the difficulties the project encountered in securing new NHLs associated with women. The difficulties fall into several categories: first, many of the buildings associated with women do not meet the History Division of the National Park Service's standard of physical integrity; second, many of the owners have not submitted written letters to officially support the nominations; third, the National Historic Landmarks criteria requiring "national significance" has a built-in bias for an elitist approach to history that disregards much recent scholarshi) in women's history; fourth, nominations of structures that represent trends in women's history, as opposed to recognizing notable women, are difficult to develop; fifth, the NHL Program has an unduly long review process and many bureaucratic procedures for considering properties; sixth, many important events in women's history took place in buildings that women did not wn and that were not primarily associated with women, making it more difficult to make the case for NHL designation; seventh, and finally, the ground rules for the preparation of NHL nominations are constantly changing. (DB)

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