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HEBDOMEROS. 1 des 12 sur papier impérial du Japon.

1929Best.-Nr. 1748Paris, Éditions du Carrefour, Collection Bifur, 1929. Un volume in-12 (198 x 180 mm), 252 pp. + fnch., couverture de papier jonquille imprimée en noir. ÉDITION ORIGINALE. 1 des 12 premiers exemplaires sur Japon impérial (I à X + A et B), celui-ci le n° II. Conservé tel que paru avec ses témoins. À propos de l'œuvre : "Hebdomeros", c’est le fantôme paisible, le spectre lumineux de Giorgio De Chirico, Dante et Virgile en une seule personne ! Il accomplit un périple complet à travers le monde créé par le peintre. De même que les peintures de Chirico demandent à être lues, ce livre exige qu’on le « regarde » ainsi que l’on regarde un tableau. « L’un des livres les plus superbement personnels qui nous aient jamais été offerts. Je pense que l’on suivra avec ravissement les détours du beau rêve romantique qui prend la place de la banale existence à condition que l’on ne s’arrête pas à l’aspect superficiel de la réalité… Aller jusqu’au fond de l’ordinaire, c’est le secret et c’est la méthode de Chirico comme de Kafka, et c’est le seul moyen efficace d’accéder à un univers fantastique », écrivait André Pieyre de Mandiargues. Un extrait avait paru dans le numéro 2 de Bifur en juillet 1929. Le célèbre sous-titre "Le peintre et son génie chez l'écrivain" ne fut apposé que sur la jaquette illustrée de l'édition courante et il disparaîtra dans l'édition de la collection "L'Âge d'or" en 1964 chez Flammarion. Cette fantaisie autobiographique de Giorgio De Chirico fait figure de paradoxe : si relativement peu d'études lui ont été consacrées, sa place hors ligne dans le cadre de la littérature surréaliste n'a jamais été mise en doute. L'ouvrage a été réédité par 21 maisons d'édition jusqu'en 2017 ! et traduit en huit langues. Conrado Tostado (traducteur), lors d'une réédition au Mexique en 2004, le décrit ainsi : « un roman caniculaire et métaphysique, surréaliste et mythologique ; de la mythologie contemporaine la plus respectable faite par un immense créateur de mythes. Brûlant pour agiter symboliquement et changeant comme les saisons chaudes des années. Il est circulaire et voluptueux dans différents temps et espaces. Surréaliste au-delà de l'écriture automatique… Avec plaisir, nous devons parler de Hebdomeros dispersés, aussi dispersés que dans les rêves, la mythologie et ses champs infinis et sa métaphysique »

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Editors: Sarthak Sengupta, Dali DuttaBiblio.com

Growth and Nutritional Studies: Perspective From Northeast India Hardcover

2019Best.-Nr. BIBHB0159767822019. Hardcover. New. ABOUT THE BOOK:- In this publication specialists in human growth and nutritional studies present a total of thirteen well-postulated research articles to acquaint the readers some extensive studies on growth and nutritional issues of several ethnic groups of Northeast India. The compilation features with an abundance of materials and wide-ranging analysis which is extremely thought-provoking useful and will be accepted as a valuable collection to enhance the understanding and serve the interest of biological anthropologists nutritionists pediatricians besides other social scientists and policy makers and anyone with a concern about the population groups of Northeast India. ABOUT THE AUTHOR:- Sarthak Sengupta received his M.Sc 1977 and Ph.D. 1983 degrees in Anthropology from Dibrugarh and Gauhati University respectively. He worked with the Anthropological Survey of India and North Eastern Hill University Shillong for quite some time. Professor Sengupta in all has about 270 research articles published in various reputed national and international professional journals besides several chapters in edited volumes. Moreover he has to his own credit twenty well-knitted books on Northeast Indian tribes. He has mentored ten number of Ph.D and completed several major research projects. He is an active life and executive member of several professional anthropological bodies and member of editorial boards of The Indian Journal of Anthropology West Bengal; Bulletin of the Department of Anthropology Dibrugarh University; Vision NE Lakhimpur Assam. Dr. Sengupta is at present Professor and Head Department of Anthropology; and Director i/c Centre for Northeast Studies Dibrugarh University Assam. His current research interest is genetical demography globin gene distribution population genetics bio-social studies diet and nutrition indigenous health practices and disadvantaged tribal population groups of Northeast India. Dali Dutta b 1984 completed her BA 2006 and M.A. 2008 securing first class and received the Ph.D. degree in Anthropology 2013 from Dibrugarh University. She is currently attached with the Department of Anthropology Dibrugarh University. She was awarded the UGC-NET 2008. She has three years of research experience as a Project Fellow in a UGC sponsored Major Research Project. She has published around 30 numbers of research papers in different pearly reviewed national and international journals and as chapters in books. She has also presented papers at various seminars. Her areas of research interest are human growth and nutrition demography dermatoglyphics and indigenous health practices. She is a Life member of the Indian National Confederation and Academy of Anthropologists INCAA West Bengal. CONTENTS:- Prologue . 7 Acknowledgement . 17 List of Contributors . 19 List of Tables . 21 List of Figures . 25 1. Overweight and Obesity among the Adult Population in Northeast India . 27 � Premananda Bharati Manoranjan Pal and Susmita Bharati 2. Physical Growth and Nutritional Status among the Children of Northeast India . 37 � Dali Dutta and Sarthak Sengupta 3. Age-Related Changes in the Anthropometric and Body Composition Characteristics of the Garo Women of Kamrup District Assam . 49 � Gulrukh Begum and Flora Rabha 4. Nutritional Status and Prevalence of Anemia in Two Communities of Cachar District in Assam India . 69 � A. F. Gulenur Islam Barbhuiya and Rekha Das 5. Physical Growth Assessment among Indigenous Karbi Children of Assam India: Comparison of WHO CDC and NHANES Growth References . 85 � Nitish Mondal Harbamon Rongpi and Kaushik Bose 6. Nutritional Status among the Adult Dibongiya Deori Women of Lakhimpur District Assam . 109 � Juri Borah and Sarthak Sengupta 7. Determinants of Overweight and Obesity among Meitei Males of Manipur . 129 � Maibam Samson Singh 8. Growth Pattern and Nutritional Status among the Urban Meitei Girls of Imphal Valley Manipur . 147 � R. K. Neeta Devi 9. A Study of Nutritional Status among the Biate Boys of East Jaintia Hills Meghalaya . 163 � Johnsly Wells Dkhar and Kenneth Darnei 10. Body Mass Index in Relation to Socio-economic Factors among the Hmars of Northeast India . 173 � Temsutola Maken and L. Robert Varte 11. Growth Nutrition and Physical Activity: An Anthropological Study among the Ao Naga Children from Nagaland Northeast India . 195 � Temsumongla Longkumer 12. Anthropometric Profile and Nutritional Status of an Elderly Tribal Population in Northeast India . 207 � S. Khamu and B.T. Langstieh 13. Association of Red Meat Consumption with Diabetes and Hyperglycaemia among the Urban Bhutia of Sikkim India . 229 � Sovanjan Sarkar Index . 241 The Title 'Growth and Nutritional Studies: Perspective From Northeast India written/authored/edited by Editors: Sarthak Sengupta Dali Dutta' published in the year 2019. The ISBN 9788121214933 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 246 Pages. The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is North East Studies. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: hardcover

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