Arte parcial

1. Prehistoria (30,000 – 3,000 a.C.)

Temas: Caza, fertilidad, rituales mágicos.  Creencias mágicas para atraer buena caza o fecundidad. Estilo: Naturalismo simplificado (en pintura); formas exageradas (en escultura). Pintaban con pigmentos naturales en cuevas profundas.

2. Mesopotamia (3,500 – 539 a.C.)

Temas: Poder divino, guerra, reyes.  Legitimar el poder del rey como elegido de los dioses. Estilo: Relieves narrativos y jerárquicos, figuras rígidas y ojos muy abiertos (símbolo de vigilancia)

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evolution

Species Concepts:

Biological Species Concept (BSC): Species are groups of interbreeding natural populations that are reproductively isolated from other groups. This means no viable, fertile offspring with members of other species.

Phylogenetic Species Concept: A species is the smallest group that shares a common ancestor and can be distinguished by unique traits.

Ecological Species Concept: Defines a species by the ecological niche it occupies, including interactions with the environment

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2210 - Part 2

1        Speaking Mathematically

1.1-1.2 The Language of Sets

∀ - universal quantifier (true for all values of a variable in a set)

∃ - existential quantifier (true for at least one value of a variable in a set)

R - set of all real numbers

Z - set of all integers

Q - set of all rational numbers

N- set of all positive integers

(X)+- - positive/negative for a specific set

x ∈ S means that x is an element of the set S

- (ex.) x=5, S={1, 2, 3, 4, 5}

AB means that A is a subset of

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filoso

Como tema actual hemos escogido el problema de la vivienda que tenemos en España. Se trata de una situación que afecta a miles de personas, especialmente a jóvenes y familias trabajadoras, y que se ha convertido en uno de los grandes retos sociales de nuestro tiempo. Tal y como sabéis, la última semana ha tenido lugar una manifestación importante relacionada con este tema: la movilización bajo el lema “Canarias tiene un límite”. Una de las principales razones por las que la gente ha

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exams

1. In Cat’s Dream, Pablo Neruda uncovers the latent soul of ordinary things by meditating on the quiet, mysterious life of a cat. He sees the cat not just as an animal, but as a symbol of peace, grace, and silent wisdom. The poet marvels at the cat’s detachment from the chaos of the human world. By observing its stillness, poise, and independence, he discovers a deeper essence within the mundane. Neruda believes that even simple, everyday creatures possess an inner richness that often goes unnoticed....

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Modern family

Modern Family –  Media Language

monotony style/direct address: Example: Cam talks directly to the camera: “Lily just needs to fit in like any other kid.” How it’s shown: He breaks the fourth wall, sharing private thoughts with the audience. Theory link: According to Barthes’ Enigma Code, this direct address creates mystery and encourages the audience to decode Cam’s true feelings about social acceptance, increasing engagement and emotional connection.
Editing & pace: Example: Rapid

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Friends

Friends – Episode 1  Media Language Multi-camera sitcom style with laugh track: Example: Scenes set in Central Perk and Monica’s apartment use fixed cameras, with audience laughter cued after jokes like Ross saying “We were on a break!” How it’s shown: The laugh track guides audience response and highlights comedic timing. Theory link: This fits Curran & Seaton’s idea of formulaic sitcom production aimed at mass appeal, using standard genre conventions to maintain audience comfort...

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"All contracts are agreements, but all agreements are not contracts" – Explain and Discuss the Essentials of a Valid Contract

The statement "All contracts are agreements, but all agreements are not contracts" is a fundamental principle in Business Law and is derived from Section 2(h) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, which states:

“A contract is an agreement enforceable by law.”

Thus, every contract is essentially an agreement, but only those agreements which are enforceable by law become

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Page 1: CONTRACT OF AGENCY – DEFINITIONS & FUNDAMENTALS

1.1 Definition of Agency and the Role of the Agent

A contract of agency establishes a legal relationship where one person (the principal) authorizes another (the agent) to perform work or transact on their behalf with third parties. In this arrangement, the agent’s role is not merely to conduct errands but to represent the principal by binding them through acts performed within the granted authority. As defined under many legal frameworks—including

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