Whec2018

O objetivo do presente trabalho é distinguir e demarcar os encontros e desencontros entre a histeria, gozo fálico, e a feminilidade, Outro gozo. Sobretudo, elucidar a singularidade de cada forma de gozar. Comumente, confunde-se a estrutura histérica com o gozo feminino; entretanto, a histeria não anula a feminilidade. Pelo contrário, encontramos fenômenos clínicos que demonstram esses entrecruzamentos dos dois gozos. Por isso, os fenômenos do feminino na histeria serão diferentes dos da neurose obsessiva. Além disso, há os que pressupõem que só existem mulheres histéricas, mas sabemos que também há os homens histéricos. Diante disso, já sabemos que existem pontos congruentes entre elas, pois % Mulher comunica-se tanto com o gozo fálico quanto com o Outro gozo. Esta pesquisa teórica busca, por meio dos fenômenos clínicos, percorrer a interseção entre esses dois gozos. Por conseguinte, mostra-se também que, na psicanálise, a histeria é diferente do senso comum, que a entende como uma alteração de emoções, descontrole e gritaria.

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“…Nesse ponto, refere-se a um gozo feminino além do fálico, situando-se fora dele. A autora (Miranda, 2017)…”

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Para-além da Histeria... O gozo feminino

Belchior

Lamarca²,

Cavalcante³

et al. 2019

Stylus

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“…The required equipment includes a hammer or steel sphere, a wave receiver, amplifier and signal analysis facilities. If several measurements are done with increasing distances between impact and receiver [76], a miniseismic method is developed, which can be interpreted as a classical seismic test.…”

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Non-Destructive Techniques Applied to Monumental Stone Conservation

Menéndez¹

2016

Non-Destructive Testing

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Non-destructive techniques have always been used in the study of built cultural heritage because of the high cultural value of the concerned objects and the need to preserve them as intact as possible. In this chapter, different non-destructive techniques applied to the conservation of historical building are presented. The selected techniques concern the measurement of some physical properties of the building materials measured at the surface: water absorption, permeability, water content, cohesion, hardness and so on; the actual conditions of the building: stress state, deformation, crack growth and so on; and in-depth physical properties: mechanical properties, inner structure of walls, damp location and salt content. Some of these techniques are used for inspection of the building at a given time, whereas others can be applied for long periods of time to investigate the evolution of the building or of one of its parts (e.g., crack propagation) with time. After presenting the physical background of each method, the main objective of this review is to focus on the applications, especially to discuss which information can be supplied and to present published results in each case. Some techniques are very simple and require very inexpensive equipment but others, which are mainly adaptations of field geophysical techniques, use more sophisticated technology and require post-acquisition treatments based on more complex physical principles. Finally, some examples of combinations of different techniques are presented because a unique method cannot provide all the information needed to understand the weathering processes taking place in a building. The final goal of the studies is to contribute to the preservation of the cultural heritage. The choice of the conservation strategies and methods should be based on a deep knowledge of the building, and nondestructive testing is usually the only way to get it.

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Whec2018

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Para-além da Histeria... O gozo feminino

Para-além da Histeria... O gozo feminino

Non-Destructive Techniques Applied to Monumental Stone Conservation

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