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    ENSAYO SOBRE "LA TREGUA" (MARIO BENEDETTI) En la novela epistolar de "La Tregua" escrita por Mario Benedetti‚ nos cuenta la historia de Martín Santomé‚ un hombre que tiene un amorío con una de sus compañeras de trabajo‚ Laura Avellaneda. A lo largo de la novela una de las preocupaciones que menciona Martín Santomé en su diario es que existe una gran diferencia de edad entre él y Avellaneda; lo tenía angustiado el pensamiento de que ella lo fuera a dejar por alguien más joven. Aparte de esta preocupación

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    Newell Co. Does Newell have a successful corporate-level strategy? Does the company add value to the businesses within its portfolio? • “Newellization” en menos de 18 meses y a menudo en menos de seis (esto incluye los sistemas financieros‚ de pedidos‚ y ventas y de fabricación • Newell tiene una estrategia corporativa que crea valor para sus negocios. Durante los procesos de adquisición la oficina corporativa maneja todo lo relacionado con la compra de forma que las divisiones de la compañía

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    (2006) “En septiembre de 1957‚ la Corte Suprema de Justicia del Paraguay emitió una circular comunicando a todos los jueces del país que “los indios son tan seres humanos como los otros habitantes de la república” (2) Es increíble ver cómo un poco menos de la mitad de la población de América Latina es pobre‚ el 44%‚ lo cual genera definitivamente varias realidades muy diferentes dentro de un mismo país. Tuve oportunidad de ir hace aproximadamente 20 años de misiones a la Sierra de Guerrero‚ era increíble

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    are‚ of course‚ Socrates‚ Plato and Aristotle. Prior to these are the so-called Pre-Socratics. The Pre-Socratic philosophers include: the Ionians who attempted to formulate materialist explanations of reality‚ the Eleatics‚ who proposed various intellectual conundrums about the nature of being and thought and the Sophists‚ who taught rhetoric and were an important social force (as their contemporary intellectual descendants are today). Socrates‚ Plato and Aristotle represent almost a school of thought

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    1986 até 1999. Como a companhia atingiu um desempenho tão espetacular? O que explica o declínio no desempenho em 2000? A Home Depot apresentou crescimento estrondoso de 1986 a 1999. As vendas da companhia passaram de US$1 bi para US$45 bi em menos de 15 anos; de 60 para mais de mil lojas; de varejista do sunbelt americano para multinacional com presença no Canadá‚ Porto Rico e Chile. A empresa conseguiu conciliar essa expansão com ROA e margem NOPAT estáveis‚ de cerca de 20% e 5%‚ respectivamente

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    IMPACTO DE LA FÍSICA EN EL MEDIO AMBIENTE La física‚ al igual que muchas otras ciencias se encarga de explicar como funcionan o como pasan muchas de las cosas que nos rodean‚ entre las que destacamos todos los procesos naturales‚ estos estudios son útiles para permitir al ser humano duplicar ciertos fenómenos que son útiles para otras labores en beneficio de la comunidad. En este ensayo trataremos de mostrar algunos de los beneficios e influencias que tiene la física sobre la naturaleza en general

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    the apes still could not teach others‚ this ability to both learn and teach seems to be purely a human one. One that allows for us to grow and evolve together‚ as a people. Meno also shows us how we can learn from other people‚ Socrates leads Meno on a journey of understanding the correct meaning of virtue. Socrates asks Meno many questions that help to tailor his thinking and push him in the direction of understanding the true meaning. Together they can reach a definition that suits them

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    ARISTOTLE Aristotle was Plato’s greatest student. One of his big contributions to philosophy was the theory of the four kinds of causes. Aristotle’s ideal state would be ruled by the virtuous citizens.  Aristotle thinks that a state is an association for allowing each citizen to live well. What was Aristotle’s notion of friendship? It was broader than our modern notion of friendship. It was closer to the idea of people helping each other be virtuous.  Aristotle thought the state had a duty to morally

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    Plato believes that in order to live your best(happiest) life you must first know what is best. In Plato’s Meno they ask the question of what is virtue. In the dialogue Socrates argues that virtue can not be defined simply as the desire to want good things and the ability to acquire them‚ for Socrates states that no one actually desires bad things. "No one then wants what is bad‚ Meno‚ unless he wants to be such.  For what else is being miserable but to desire bad things and secure them?” They

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    charges. Prior to his exile‚ Socrates partook in a particularly interesting situation where he taught an individual‚ his friend Meno‚ about the mysteries of life. Together the two talked about many things such as what is virtue‚ what is just‚ and how to come to know if something is true. Furthermore‚ in this conversation Socrates does a very good job in explaining to Meno that knowledge holds more value than true opinion. I agree with and believe that Socrates was correct in his assessment of knowledge

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