CUENTOS JAPONESES

VIERNES 30 DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 2011

CUENTOS JAPONESES

En la obra Ancient tales and folklore of Japan ENLACE (Antiguos cuentos del folclore japonés), edición de 1908 escrita por Richard Gordon Smith, e ilustrada por Mo-No-Yuki, encuentran 62 ilustraciones en un compendio de 57 cuentos tradicionales del folclore japonés.

Veamos algunas de ellas, si pasan el cursor sobre la imagen verán el titulo del cuento al que pertenece la ilustración, para ampliar piquen sobre la imagen.

He recortado el sobrante de los originales, corregido contraste, en ciertos casos nitidez y por último enmarcado en blanco.

Saludos.

¿Qué se ha normalizado en la redacción científica y técnica?”

“¿Qué se ha normalizado en la redacción científica y técnica?”,

Continuando con la presentación de algunos de los trabajos expuestos en el Seminario Internacional "Visibilidad y acceso a la producción científica", celebrado por la Sección de Bibliotecología y Ciencia de la Información de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, hoy damos a conocer al público en general la exposición de Martha Miyashiro, Docente de la Especialidad de Ciencias de la Información de la PUCP.

El tema“¿Qué se ha normalizado en la redacción científica y técnica?”, sirve de referencia para las personas interesadas en el campo de la producción científica. En este trabajo se dan a conocer los criterios internacionales que se aplican en la redacción científica como son : El IMRYD( esquema para artículos de revistas), las normas ISO, el SI(Sistema Internacional de Unidades), los Manuales de Estilo, los Resúmenes y las Referencias bibliográficas. Asimismo para la redacción científica es recomendable tener en consideración las páginas web de la Real Academia Española y de la Fundación del Español Urgente.

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