Project MUSE - Engineering Agriculture at Texas A&M
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Index 4-H Club, 22 A&P Food, 37 Abia, Thomas, 170 Academic Building, 13, 14, 19 academic programs, at time of opening, 5 acid delinted seed, 62 Act of 1871, 4 Adkisson, Perry, 133 Aggie Pullers, 150 Ag-I, 98 agribusiness: post-WWII, 68–80; WWII, 61–68 Agricultural Adjustment Act, 1, 23, 81 Agricultural Credits Act, 38 agricultural education: curriculum, 6, 13; history of, 6 Agricultural Engineering Building, site for short courses, 53 Agricultural Engineering Journal, 56, 57 Agricultural Engineers Hall of Fame, 41, 42 Agricultural Experiment Stations, 14 Agricultural Extension Service, 13–18, 30, 32, 48–50, 78, 88–90, 152–156, 163, 168–170, 177 Agricultural Marketing Act of
Agricultural and Mechanical Association of Bryan, 2 Agricultural and Mechanical College of Mississippi, 28 Agricultural Research Service (ARS), 97, 99 Agricultural Research Service / National Agricultural Aviation Administration (ARS/NAAA), 96 agricultural systems management (AGSM), 150 AgriLife Today, 125 “Agro-Industry in Thailand Globalization Effort,” 151 Agronomy Department, 14 air quality, 89, 107–108, 114–115, 126–131, 154, 156, 165–167, 173 Air Tractor, 98–99 Aircraft Research Center, 98 Alabama A&M University, 159 Aldred, Bill, 85 Aldred, William, 105 Ale, Srinivasulu, 169–170 Alfred P. Sloan Foundation grant, 170 Alta Vista Agricultural College, 8 alternative energy sources, 109–110, 114, 118–122. See also bioenergy “Alternatives to Immigrant Labor?”, 107 Alumni Memorial YMCA, 13, 14 Amarillo Research and Extension Center, 136 American Academy of Achievement Award, 102 American Geophysical Union, 169 American Society for Agricultural Engineering , 104 American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE), 104, 184, 185–186, 190 American Society of Agricultural Engineers (ASAE), 12, 26, 32, 36, 62–63, 73–74, 84, 110, 117, 150 American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), 165 American Tobacco, 38 American University of Beirut, 171 Andhra Pradesh Agricultural University, 169 214 Index Andree, R.A., 20 Anheuser-Busch, 178 animal feeds, improved, 52 Applied Engineering in Agriculture, 173 “Appreciation of Dan Scoates,” 56 Army Corps of Engineers, 167 Army Officer Training Program, 21 Army Signal Corps, 46, 97 ASHRAE Transactions, 165 Asian Institute of Technology, 167, 182 Association of Equipment Manufacturers, 186 Auburn, 97 Austin County 2, 3 automobile industry, 12, 22, 32. See also specific manufacturers Autry, J. W., 62, 63 Auvermann, Brent W., 156, 172–173 Avant, Bob, 152 Avery Motor Cultivator, 32 aviation, agricultural, 95–100 Ayres, Quincy Claude, 34, 35, 36, 98 B. F. Avery, 12, 16. See also Avery Motor Cultivator Babcock, Gertrude, 42 Ballinger, S. J., 46 banking regulations, 37–38 Banks, William A., 5 Barlow, Howard, 98 Battalion, 73 Battelle Northwest Laboratories, 134 Beaumont Cooperative Rice Experiment Station, 102–103 Bee, Hamilton P., 7 Bell, John G., 2 Bellville, 2 Beltwide Cotton Production Conference, 117 Bender, Donald A., 142–143 Benites, Daniella Rojas, 186 Bennett, Hugh Hammond, 16, 35 Bentley, M. R., 30 Bergland, Bob, 107 Bernard Sbisa Hall, 13, 14, 19 “Beyond the Large Farm: Ethics and Agricultural Research,” 133 Binkley, James E., 7 bioenergy, 136, 159, 167, 170, 178–185 Bioenvironmental and Structural Systems Laboratory, 164 biofuels, 109, 136, 181, 184, 193 Biological and Agricultural Engineering (BAEN), 119, 162, 170, 175–177, 182–187 Bioseparations Laboratory, 180–181 Birkelbach, Don, 158 Bizzell, William Bennet, 15, 19, 34, 46 black prairie land soil, 2 Blacklands Research and Extension Center, 170, 189 Blanchard, Karl, 147 board of directors, 4–5 Boenig, James, 116 Boeing-Stearman, 97 Boesch, Gus, 63 boll weevil, 30, 95–96 bollworm, 75 Bolton, Francis C., 34, 46 Borden High School, 134 Borden, 178 Bordovsky, David, 90, 153 Bordovsky, James, 90 Bouse, Fred, 96, 117, 149 Bowen, Ray, 153 Brashears, Alan, 131 Brasil, Isabella Montenegro, 186 Brazos County, 2, 3 Brazos River, 3 Bright Matching Chair Program, 153 Brown, Galen K., 107 Bryan, protests in , 4 Bryan Air Force Base, 64 Bryan Male and Female Seminary, 2, 4 Buick, 32 bulletins, 18, 21 Bureau of Entomology, 30 Burton Cotton Gin. See Texas Cotton Gin Index 215 California Polytechnic Institute, 131 Calvin and Peggy Parnell Endowed Scholarship , 185 Campanis State University, 179 Candler, Asa Griggs, 38 Capareda, Sergio, 182–183 Carlton, J. B., 96 Carnegie Steel, 9 Caroline & William N. Lehrer Distinguished Chair, 166, 168 Carpenter, John W., 224 Carson, Rachel, 110 Case, Jerome, 25 Case IH, 153 Case Motors, 12, 32 Casey, Kenneth David, 172, 173 Castell-Perez, Elena, 156–157, 159, 178, 179 catalog, program descriptions in, 13, 16, 17–18 Catholic University, 151 Cato, M. Procius, 6 The Cattleman, 51 Center for...
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This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Without cookies your experience may not be seamless.Project MUSE - Psyche and Symbol in the Theater of Federico Garcia Lorca
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INDEX Acrobat, 111-112 Agee, James, 195, 202 Aggression, 88,96,101-102. See also Strangulation Aion, 168, 170, 209 Aladdin, 17, 18, 76 Alder, 176 Aleluya, 37-38 Andersen, Hans Christian, 104 Androgyne, 199. See also Hermaphrodite Anima figure, 72,105 Animal: cosmic, 177-178; helpful, 106 Animism, 104 Anxiety, 5,41,46 Aquatic birds, 53-54 As Soon as Five Years Pass, 35-36 Balcony, 43-44, 54, 64-65 Bell, 56-57 Bird: aquatic, 53-54; phallic, 16, 4445 ,54 Blood. See Moon, and blood Bloodstream, 168-171 Breast, 43-44 Camellia, 54-55 Candlestick, 45 Cat, 51, 53 Child (phallic), 48 Circe, 669 68 Circumcision, 12 Cloak, 40 Coat, 40 Cortejo, 1\-1$ Cradlesong, 164-167, 169-174, 183 Cypress, 107 Depression, 79 Differentiation, symbolic, 172 Diminutive suffix (pejorative), 75 Dragon, 177-178 Dream: absurdity in, 59; affect in, 5960 ; dream work, 60-61; Freud's analysis of, 60-62 Duck, 53-54, 108 Duende. See Dwarf (phallic), as duende Dwarf (phallic): Cabiri, 17-18; as creator, 11; as duende, 17, 48-53, 108-112, 211; -god, 17-18, 77; and higher masculinity, 16-17; in Icelandic mythology, 18-19; in Norse mythology, 16; poltergeist, 10, 20; Priapus, 19-20; Rumpelstiltskin, 21-27; and Shiva, 20; Tom Tit Tot, 25; as transpersonal, 51-52, 54; weapons of, 10, 18-19; Yallery Brown, 15. See also Child (phallic ) ; Phallicism Dyscontrol, 34, 96, 122 Effeminate male, 66-68, 71-72 Egg, 190-191 Emotion, 137-139 Eroticism and procreation, 156-159 Fairy, 21, 77 Fairy tale, 4-8, 62-63; animism in, 104; initiation in, 105; youngest child in, 106 Allen_3100.pdf 231 1/8/:22 AM 222 Index Fascinus, 11 Finger, 20, 77-78 Fish, 43 Five, 649 65, 69 Food, 57-58 Foot (phallic), 21, 42-43 Forest. See T Woodcutter Fountain, 46-47 Freud, Sigmund, 24, 30-34, 74, 121; and his critics, 31-32; symbology of, 34-36, 38, 48, 50. See also Interpretation of Dreams, The (Freud); "Mourning and Melancholia" (Freud) Frigidity, 129-130, 142-143 Frustration, 124, 149, 151 Garden, 39-40 Garrett, Eileen, 109-110, 202 Glass (drinking), 44. See also Water motif Gold, 23, 27, 43; "la flor del oro/' 179; spiritual, 202; and sun, 192193 Hat, 55-56. See also Pileus Head, 16 Hermaphrodite, 195-203; in Lorca, 202, 208-209, 211. See also Pierrot Hermes, 18 Hero. See Horse, and hero Hesse, Hermann, 201 Horn, 63, 70 Horse: cosmic, 177-178; as "digger," 177; and fertility symbol, 176-177; funerary, 181, 184; in Greek mythology , 179; and hero, 169, 173, 174, 176-177, 182; and moon, 182183 ; in Norse mythology, 178-179; and ocean, 175; and poet, 176; and river, 169-173, 175; solar, 169, 173-183; and the unconscious, 174176 Horseback riding, 179-180 Hysteria, 140-143 Incubation, 157-158 Infantile sexuality, 35, 37, 38, 47 Initiation, 26-27, 105 Interpretation of Dreams, The (Freud), 31, 34, 35, 36, 39 "Jerk" (term of abuse), 74-75 Jerusalem Delivered (Tasso), 67-68 Jimenez, Juan Ramon, 72-73, 154 Jung, Carl, 11, 15, 32, 40-41, 72 Ladder, 55-56 Lamia, 180 Leg (phallic), 10, 21, 24, 27; of horse, 176 Libido, 33, 40-41; cathexis of, 92-93; and horse, 169, 174; phallic, 16-17, 19, 20; and river, 168-172; as rumor, 46; and water, 107-108 Love. See Eroticism and procreation Lovers (tragic), 209-210 Lullaby. See Cradlesong Luxury, 67-68 Mania, 78-81 Manikin. See Dwarf Marchito, 150-151, 155-156. See also Name Masculinity: higher, 13, 16, 72, 106, 111, 112; lower, 12-21, 67, 72, 106 Masturbation, 74-75, 76-78. See also A Schlemiel Maternity, 153-154. See also Mother Mater terribilis, 6-7 Matriarchate, 66. See also Mother Mercurius, 18 Midnight, 188-189 Milling, 22 Mirror symbolism, 52 Monigote, 16 Allen_3100.pdf 232 1/8/:22 AM Index 223 Moon: as Becoming, 196-197; and blood, 197-198; and cold, 187-188, 194; and cutting instruments, 193194 , 206-207; vs. daytime, 188191 ; and egg, 190-191; gender of, 198-199; and hermaphrodite, 195203 , 208-211; lunar symbolism, 184-191; lunar transformations, 191-195; and Pierrot, 207-208; and silver, 192-193; and woman, 195197 Mother, 6-7; Earth Mother, 195; as Mater terribilis, 6-7; as Oedipal image, 78. See also M Matriarchate "Mourning and Melancholia" (Freud), 89-94 Name, 23-24; "Yerma" as, 154-156. See also Marchito Nana, 173. See also Cradlesong Narcissism...
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IN D~X Abakuas. 48, 205---6, 22 In46 Abrantes, Jose, 9-9I , 228n23 Activo. 30, 32, I So Adam, Barry, xxii Adorables mentiras (film), 125 Advocate. The (gay magazine), xxii, xxiii,240n28 Afro-Cubans, 40-42, 147; and Cuban values, 42, 47-51, 205-7; culture of, 29, 41 , 42; homosexuality among, 49, So, 51; improved condition of, 185; no raceconscious movement among, 41-42; racist attitudes toward, 7, 41,42, 51; religions of, 43-44, 48, 20I , 205-7. See also B Mulatos Age of consent: in Cuba, 85; in East Germany, 103 AIDS: awareness education, 175; and blood-donor screening, 168---69; and contact tracing, 171; and control of contaminated blood, 160---61; and Cuba's prevention program, xxii-xxiii, 101, 161-77,184; education to combat , 166, 238mS; effect of epidemic on recognition of homosexuals , 26; and homophobia, 80, 100, 163-64; and identification of high-risk groups, 168-69; low incidence of, in Cuba, 160---62, 237n3; mass testing programs for, 168---69, 170, 171, 239n26; medical treatment for, 162; program , support for, by Cuban gays, 176; and quarantine program for HIV-positives, 162---64, 167-68, 169,17°,171-75, 176, 177, 240nn29-3I; and safe-sex education, 165---67, 170, 171, 175; statistics, 160, 237n1n3; and tourism, 169, 171, 176, 237n2; and travel abroad as source of infection , 161, 237n2 AIDS Center (Buro del SIDA), 175-76 AIDS Prevention Group (GPSIDA ), 174, 175 Alicia en el pueblo de las maravillas (film), 23Sn33 Almendros, Nestor, xiii, xxii, 162 Amnesty International, 193 Anal intercourse, 166, 237m, 238m5 "Antisocial conduct," 83, 223n3 Arenas, Reinaldo, 30, 32-33, 72-73, 88,125,151-52,158-59,202, 218nll Are You Beginning to Think about Love? (Briickner), 105---6 Arguelles, Lourdes, 86 Arrufat, Anton, 59 Artists. See Writers and artists Bach, Kurt, 104-5, 231mS Barnet, Miguel, So Batista, Fulgencio, 54, 57 Bella de Alhambra. La (film), 124 Benedetti, Mario, 231n26 Bengelsdorf, Carollee, 180-81, 199 Benjamin, Medea, 176, 183 Birth rates, in Cuba, 21, 22,120; among teenagers, 217nlO Blacks, in Cuba, xxv, 146-48; discrimination against, 185; homophobia among, 207; lack of Copyrighte#5Materia/ Blacks, in Cuba (cant.) organization for, 186; prejudice against, 20, 4I, 42; sexual stereotypes of, 51,146-47,147-48. See also Afro-C Mulatos Blood: contamination problems, control of, 160-61; donors, screening of, 168-69 Borge, Tomas, interview with Fidel Castro by, 97-99 Bruchner, Heinrich, 105, 106 Bugarrones, 30,31; use of term, 218n3 Bullough, Vern, 47 Caballero, Jose Agustin, 50 Cabrera Infante, Guillermo, xxi, 72 Cabrera Moreno, Servando, 71, 234n28 Carabalf culture, 47-48 Cardenal, Ernesto, 68-69 Castro, Fidel: actions by, toward homosexuals and nonconformists, 70-71,73,74,75; on AfroCubans , 42, 49, 220n31; attitude of, toward women, 116, 117-18, 119, 233n9; blames U.S. for spreading AIDS, 238m3; claims by, about Cuba's progress, 185, 186-87, 199-200; on Cuba's AIDS-prevention program, 176-77; denial by, of faults in regime, 86, 88, 89,199-200, 216n3, 244n36; expressed attitudes of, on homosexuality, xxiii, 93,97-99,112,135,228n22, 229n2; machismo and, 46, 53, 61, 67,89,97-98,129; political ideology of, 12,63,64, 100, 187, 243nI6; on sexual relations in youth, 90; unconscious homophobia of, 24I nI Castro regime: authoritarian nature of, xi, xxvii, 5, 10-1 1, 18-19,81, 87,93-95,109-10, 118-19,128, Index 179,180-81,182, 185,188, 242nI I, 244n36; bureaucratic nature of, xi, 10, 110, 117, 199; development of Cuba under, xxvii, 61, 183-84, 191, 241n5, 243n27; policies of, toward gays (see Homophobia); and "rectification " process, 12, 188; and religion 45, 221n34n35; survival of, questioned, 11-12,13, 182, 193. See also Communist Party of C Revolution, in Cuba Catholic Church, 42-45, 46, 47,190; blocking of sex education by, 102; in Costa Rica, 44, 102, 190; defense of human rights in Cuba by, 138; in Mexico, 43, 44, 102, 190; in Nicaragua, 202 Catholicism, 29, 201 CDRs. See Committees to Defend the Revolution Censorship, 5, 72, 104, 105-6, 113, 232n34 Center for Cuban Studies (New York), 112 Children, 84, 85, 230nI4. See also Youth Cinemas, 34, 138-39 Civilizados (gay-positive people), 123,139 Class distinctions, in gay community , 148-50; and elites, 149; and leveling effect of revolution, 148 CNES. See National Center ofSexual Education "Coming Out," xxvi, 131-32, 133, 134 Committees to Defend the Revolution (CDRs), 13,61,67,71, 94...
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This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Without cookies your experience may not be seamless.眼球摘除术后植入未包裹的羟基磷灰石眼座的暴露率分析--《浙江大学》2018年硕士论文
眼球摘除术后植入未包裹的羟基磷灰石眼座的暴露率分析
【摘要】：目的分析眼球摘除术后一期植入未包裹的羟基磷灰石眼座的长期的暴露率及其可能的危险因素。方法对浙江大学医学院附属第二医院眼科中心2008年5月至2013年4月收治的234例两种不同手术技术进行的未包裹的羟基磷灰石眼座植入患者的病例资料进行回顾性病例分析,评价羟基磷灰石眼座植入后暴露率原因。结果234例病例中,151例进行了直肌止端端-端缝合术,83例进行了直肌原位缝合技术,随访时间从25个月到69个月(平均41.9个月)其中出现了 11例眼座暴露。其中3例出现在直肌止端端-端缝合组中(2%),8例出现在直肌原位缝合组中(9.6%),在直肌止端端-端缝合术组中,因为形成了复层直肌交叉结构,在眼座表面形成保护,所以眼座的暴露率降低了(OR=8.11,p=0.013),既往眼部手术被证实是一个增加眼座暴露率的因素(OR=2.73,p=0.032)结论在大多数情况下直肌止端端-端缝合术眼座暴露率更低,直肌止端端-端缝合使羟基磷灰石眼座前表面形成十字交叉结构,保护了筋膜囊与结膜,避免与粗糙的眼座表面直接接触,降低了眼座暴露率;既往眼部手术可能是眼座暴露率的另一个危险因素。
【学位授予单位】：浙江大学【学位级别】：硕士【学位授予年份】：2018【分类号】：R779.6
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400-819-9993Project MUSE - Character Community & Politics
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Index Accountability, 29-31, 109 Alienation, 131, 160 Aloneness, 21 Anomie, 3 Arendt, Hannah, 117 Aristotle, 1, 20, 33, 46, 62, 64, 118, 129, 139 Attention, 24 Attentiveness, x, 33, 57, 76-77 Augustine, 1 Authenticity. See Autonomous individualism Authority, x, 6,13-14,43,81-103,130,132. 143, 148, 175 (n. 38): freedom and, 14, 114-18: power and, 82-83: problem of 82-86: Friedrich's theory of, 83-86: Simon's theory of, 89-90: foundation in community, 86-94: Polanyi's theory of, 90-93: defined, 92-94: as bond of community , 94-97: forms of, 95-96: hospitality and, 96: political, 99-103: hierarchy and,101 Autonomous individualism, 3-10, 21, 94, 164(n11) Autonomy, 5, 13, 108, 109, 115 Barber, Benjamin R., 108, 120, 122, 158 Bay, Christian, 9 Being, 26, 27, 46-47, 48, 68,164 (n. 24) Bellow, Saul, 104 Belonging: need for, 39, 61 Benedict, Ruth, 63 Benn, S. I., 113 Berger, Peter, 68, 144 Body politic, 142, 161 Brainwashing, 118, 132 Buber, Martin, 4 Burns, James MacGregor, 95 Calling, 27: and responsibility, 32. See also Vocation Center, 20, 21-25, 26-27, 29, 64, 66, 76, 77, 78 Centralism, 142--43 Character, ix, 13, 16-35, 56, 114, 122, 161: defined, 17-21: commitment and, 25: community and, 60-80: dependence on communion, 62-70: dependence on hospitality , 74-77: freedom and, 108, 12021 : politics and, 133-35, 153-61: political participation and, 156-59 Christ, 32, 83, 92-93, 94, 114: Christian, 146 Church, 11, 65,143 Cicero, 46 Civil disobedience, 81 Clark, D. B., 37 Coercion, 82: freedom and, 113-14 Commitment, ix-x, 12, 23, 64, 74, 76-77, 89,91,95,118,129,141,146,154,162: defined, 25-28: responsibility and, 29: as bond of communion, 43--47: communion and, 67-69: link between character and communion, 72-73: link between hospitality and character, 77-78: freedom and, 108,109,112-13: nation-state and, 13132 : politics and, 133-34 Commitment mechanisms, 44--45, 169-70 (n. 21) Common action, 95 Common good, 8, 14,91-92,95,121, 122, 192 / Index 125,131,135-38,161-62,177 (n. 9); authority and, 87-89; defined, 137-38; communion and, 138; hospitality and, 138 Common work, 49-51 Communal autonomy, 142--43, 148, 151 Communal pluralism, 138 Communal responsibility, 51 Communes, 12 Communication, x, 47 Communion, ix-x, 121, 131, 155-56, 162; defined, 40--42; bonds of, 42-51; hospitality and, 55-57, 75; depends on character , 70-73; authority and, 94-99; terminal freedom and, 120-21; depends on freedom , 121; new types of, 144--45; diversity of, 145; political participation and, 158; justice and, 178 (n. 17) Community, ix-x, 36-59, 122, 162; liberalism and, 7; in Christianity, 11; in political philosophy, 11-12; in sociology, 11-12, 168 (n. 1); in contemporary culture, 12; individuality and, 13; defined, 36-38; character and, 60-80; freedom and, 11821 ; political, 128-33; common good and 139--40; communion and, 169 (n. 15). See also Communion, Hospitality Community control, 151 Compassion, 24, 78 Conflict, 151-52; theory, 53 Conformity, x, 40, 43--44, 52, 131, 132 Connolly, William E, 107-8, 109, 113 Conversion, 69 Cooke, Bernard J., 111 Corruption, 148, 162. See also Political abuse Courage, 34-35, 113 Covenant, 11, 26, 117 Democracy, 14, 96, 101 Dialogue, 21-25, 64, 66, 75, 77, 78. See also Center, Masks Disorder, 1, 2, 21 Diversity, 125 Dostoyevsky, Fyodor, 30-31 Education: policy, 144; vouchers, 159-60 English pluralists, 141 Epistemology, 90-91 Equality, 47, 140 Ethnicity, 144 Exclusivity, 53-55, 56 Failure, 70, 97, 162 Faith, 22-23, 93, 167 (n. 24). See also Commitment Family, 65 Federalism, 148 Force, 82, 162; political authority and, 100. See also Power Forgiveness, 57 Fragmentation of self, 25 Fraiberg, Selma, 64 Freedom, x, 6-7, 29-30, 70, 75, 83, 89, 97, 104-27, 140-41, 145-46, 161, 164 (n. 11); authority and, 14, 87, 114-18; preliminary idea of, 105; restraint and, 105,106-8,121; responsibility and, 105, 109-14; individualism and, 106; as spontaneity, 106, 122; as want satisfaction , 106-7; definitions of, 106-9; of choice, 107-8, 110, 111, 122, 151; defined , 109-14; limits on, 115; community and, 118-21. See also Initial freedom, Responsibility , Terminal freedom Free enterprise, 142 Free society, 122-23 Friedrich, Carl J, 83-86 Friendship, 43, 46, 49, 65, 74-75, 96 Goals...
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