William Selinger’s Parliamentarism: from Burke to Weber aims redefine our understanding of what it means live in a free state. It displaces the concept “democracy” as (supposedly) central concern for range canonical nineteenth-century authors, and demonstrates that another concept, “parliamentarism”, stood at core many European liberal writers’ quest liberty. Selinger shows Montesquieu’s descri...

The article presents a clinical case of congenital arteriovenous dysplasia – Parkes Weber syndrome the lower extremities. features its picture and difficulties diagnosis are described. It is emphasized that rare disease vascular system, in some cases with absence typical manifestations combined other pathologies veins.

Este artículo busca establecer un vínculo entre algunos postulados de la obra Hans-Georg Gadamer Verdad y método, las concepciones ciencia social en Max Weber. Para hacerlo, se concentra conjunto debates que pertenecen a lo puede denominar “la teoría del conocimiento histórico”. Así, examinan los elementos centrales llamada hermenéutica comprensión para llegar al postulado gadameriano fusión ho...

We study three kinetic models with constraint, namely the Symmetrically Constrained Ising Chain, the Asymmetrically Constrained Ising Chain, and the Backgammon Model. All these models show glassy behaviour and coarsening. We apply to them the Stillinger and Weber decomposition, and find that they share the same configurational entropy, despite of their different nonequilibrium dynamics. We conc...

Sturge-Weber syndrome is a rare condition first described by Sturge in 1879 in a case report of an epileptic patient [1] . The association of intracranial calcifications was subsequently described by Weber in 1922, giving this condition its familiar eponym [2] . The classical findings include gyriform intracranial calcifications, congenital and usually unilateral capillary facial nevus, convuls...

We give a new and hopefully more easily understandable structural proof for the decomposition of a k-valued transducer into k unambiguous functional transducers, a result established by A. Weber. The number of states of the transducers given by our construction outperforms Weber’s one by one exponential. Moreover, we solve a problem left open by Weber, the decomposition of a bounded length-degr...