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A new species of an endemic tenebrionid beetle, Opatrinus armasi, is described from the environs of San Antonio de los Banos, Havana Province. The new species is found living syntopically in this area with the more widespread 0. pullus. Comparisons with various populations of this latter species are made. Photographs of the beetles, drawing of pronotum, as well as males genitalia of both species are given.
A cladistic analysis of the New World tribe Brachynemurini has resulted in several new taxonomic designations. The tribe is divided into 3 tribes, 2 of which are newly described. The Brachynemurini S.S. now contains 12 genera of which Argentoleon, Atricholeon, Mexoleon and Venezueleon are newly described. The Gnopholeontini (NEW TRIBE) includes 4 North American genera whereas the Lemolemini (NEW TRIBE) contains 6 South American genera of which Ecualeon and Galapagoleon are newly described. Descriptions of genera in the 3 tribes, based on adults and known larvae, are given. Keys to the genera in each tribe are provided, as well as a key to the tribes of Myrmeleontidae.
Dajoz (1988) recently described Dacne montana from Colorado. In an attempt to identify this species, I have compared the description with specimens of previously described Dacne, including paratypes of Boyle's species and specimens identified by Boyle (1956) in his revision. Dajoz's habitus illustration of Dacne montana is identical to paratypes of Dacne cyclochilus Boyle; the male genitalia match Boyle's drawing of those of D. cyclochilus; and the female genitalia match Boyle's illustration of those of Dacne californica (Horn).
The genera Cryptodacus, Haywardina, and Rhagoletotrypeta are revised, and the cladistic relationships among their species are analyzed. Cryptoplagia Aczel is synonymized with Haywardina, and Lezca Foote with Cryptodacus. Twenty-one species, including ten new species, are recognized. Keys, diagnoses, and illustrations to identify them are presented. Solanum trichoneuron is reported as a host plant of H. cuculi, and Celtis iguanaea as a host of R. pastranai.
Atrichopogon Kiefer, subgenus Rostropogon Remm, is a junior synonym of the subgenus Lophomyidium Cordero (NEW STATUS, NEW SYNONYMY). Monohela ocumare Ortiz from Venezuela is transferred to Atricopogon (Lophomyidium) (NEW COMBINATION). The Holarctic species Atrichopogon polydactylus Nielsen is a junior synonym of A. fusculus (Coquillet), a widespread and common species previously reported from only the Western Hemisphere. Four Nearctic species are described as NEW SPECIES: A. jamnbacki from salt and brackish marshes along the Atlantic coast from Nova Scotia to North Carolina; the following freshwater species A. deyrupi from southern Florida; A archboldi, from southern Florida, Texas and California, and southward well into the Neotropical Region and A. borkenti, from western Canada. The larvae of A. (Lophomyidium) are found on wet wood, soil, and stones in marshy habitats. Adults of A. fusculus have been observed feeding on insect carrion in spider webs.
Phenacoccus parvus Morrison is recorded from Florida for the first time. Specimens were collected at Miami on Cestrum diurnum (Solanaceae),l-IX-1883 by J. Frankel, and on an unidentified plant of the family Apiaciae (Umbelliferae), 4-XI-1983, by D. Barger. These records are also the first for the continental US. Phenacoccus parvus material from Hawaii on Sida fallax has been examined. This mealybug was described from the Galapagos Islands. Williams and Cox (1984) synonymized the name P. surinamensis with P. parvus. This species has been recorded from the West Indies, Central America, and South America on many hosts (Williams and Granara de Willink 1992). It has been recorded recently from Africa, the tropical South Pacific area, Australia, and southern Asia. The distribution was mapped, with references, by CAB International Institute of Entomology (1990).
In attempting to reconstruct the morphosyntax of Proto-Sino-Tibetan, one of the most basic questions to be answered is what was the unmarked word order of the proto-language? Chinese, Bai, and Karen are verb-medial languages, while all of the Tibeto-Burman languages except for Bai and Karen have verb-final word order. lf these languages are all related, as we can assume from lexical correspondences, then either Chinese, Bai and Karen changed from verb-final to verb-medial word order, or the other Tibeto-Burman languages changed trom verb-medial to verb-final order. How we answer the question of which languages changed their word would then give us the answer to the question of word order in Proto-Sino-Tibetan.
In chapters seven and eight of his book Language, Sapir talked about what he called ‘drift’, the changes that a language undergoes through time [...]. Dialects of a language are formed when that language is broken into different segments that no longer move along the same exact drift. Even so, the general drift of a language has its deep and its shallow currents; those features that distinguish closely related dialects will be of the rapid, shallow currents, while the deeper, slower currents may remain consistent between the dialects for millennia. It is this latter type that Sapir felt is ‘fundamental to the genius of the language’ (p. 172), and he said that ‘The momentum of the more fundamental, the pre-dialectal, drift is often such that languages long disconnected will pass through the same or strikingly similar phases’ (p. 172).
Adam Bernd (1676 - 1748), der nach der Publikation zweier Traktate, die den Unwillen der Amtskirche hervorriefen, von seinem Amt als Prediger an der Leipziger Peterskirche resignierte, scheint mit seiner Klage recht zu haben: Zwar gehört der Selbstmörder seit der Antike zum Bild des Melancholikers, doch sind die Erklärungen der Zusammenhänge bis heute spärlich geblieben.
Hofmannsthals Aufsatzentwurf "Die neuen Dichtungen Gabriele d’Annunzio’s" aus dem Jahre 1898, der hier zum ersten Male abgedruckt ist, belegt anhaltendes Interesse und eine um die Jahrhundertwende noch einmal aufllammende Sympathie, die erst 1912 in offene Ablehnung umschlagen wird. Gegenstand des ersten Teiles "Zwei Verherrlichungen der Stadt Venedig", welcher als beinahe abgeschlossen gelten kann, ist ein Bändchen von D’Annunzio mit dem Titel "L’Alllegoria dell’ autunno" (1895). Hofmannsthal kaufte es auf seiner Italienreise 1898. Über welche Dichtungen er darüber hinaus noch schreiben wollte, ist nicht bekannt. Einer genaueren Rekonstruktion der Beziehung zwischen D’Annunzio und Hofmannsthal bis zu diesem Zeitpunkt gelten die folgenden Hinweise.
Der folgende Beitrag will anhand der exemplarischen Lektüre zweier Aufsätze zeigen, was Lou Andreas-Salomés beschäftigte, wie und in welche Diskussionen sie sich einmischte und warum die Rezeption ihrer Texte schwierig ist; er will aber auch die Richtung andeuten, in der sich Fragen und Auseinandersetzungen Lou Andreas-Salomés bis in die Gegenwart fortgeschrieben haben. Am Beispiel der beiden beinahe zeitgleichen, thematisch so verschiedenen Texte "Grundformen der Kunst" (1898) und "Der Mensch als Weib" (1899) soll im folgenden Lou Andreas-Salomés Stimme, wie sie in der Polyphonie der Jahrhundertwende erklang, wieder zu Gehör gebracht werden. Daß die Aufsätze trotz ihres thematischen Unterschieds in denselben lebensbejahenden Versuch nach anthropologischer Selbstbestimmung münden, macht sie zu exemplarischen Texten für ihr Werk insgesamt.
Die Sprachsituation in der deutschsprachigen Schweiz wird in neuerer Zeit mit dem Begriff "mediale Diglossie" gekennzeichnet (vgl. P. Sieber/H. Sitta 1986, S. 20). Damit wird zum Ausdruck gebracht, daß der Deutschschweizer Mundart spricht, aber Standardsprache schreibt und liest; R. Schwarzenbach (1969, S. 24-27) gebraucht deshalb für das gesprochene Schriftdeutsch auch den Begriff "Lese- und Vortragssprache". Im allgemeinen stimmt diese Verteilung, sie wird aber auch durchbrochen: in den Massenmedien (vgl. M. Ramseier 1988), in der Schule bzw. Universität (vgl. P. Sieber/H. Sitta 1986) und in öffentlichen Reden (vgl. R. Schwarzenbach 1969, S. 241-312) wird auch Standardsprache gesprochen, andererseits sind private Briefe und Werbetexte teilweise in Mundart (R. Schwarzenbach 1969, S. 344-377) verfaßt. Es gibt seit den späten 1960er Jahren auch eine wiedererstarkte Mundartliteratur und gedruckte mundartliche Chansons. Daß das Sprechen der Standardsprache relativ unüblich ist, zeigt die paradoxe, aber fast alltägliche Aussage jemand habe Schriftdeutsch gesprochen.
Since the study of economic development began in earnest at the close of the Second World War, academics and policymakers have debated the appropriate role of public policy in developing economies. East Asia has a remarkable record of high and sustained economic growth. From 1965 to 1990 its 23 economies grew faster than those of all other regions. Most of this achievement is attributable to seemingly miraculous growth in just eight high performing Asian economies (HPAEs)-Japan; the "four tigers": Hong Kong, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan; and the three newly industrializing economies (NIEs) of Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. The East Asian economies provide a range of policy frameworks-extending from Hong Kong's nearly complete laissez faire to the highly selective policy regimes of Japan and Korea. The coexistence of activist public policies and rapid growth in some of the East Asian economies-especially Japan, Korea, Singapore, and Taiwan-has raised complex and controversial questions concerning the relationship between government, the private sector, and the market. This essay looks at four public policy lessons of the East Asian miracle. Section 1 argues that the eight HPAEs can be grouped together and distinguished from other low- and middle-income countries on the basis of their rapid, sustained, and shared growth. Section 2 examines the controversy over the sources of growth in the HP AEs and presents evidence on the relative roles of accumulation and total factor productivity (TFP) change. Section 3 discusses two aspects of public policy in East Asia that conform to the conventional wisdom concerning good development policy-macroeconomic management and broad-based educational policies. Section 4 examines two more controversial issues -the significance of the HPAEs' export push strategies and industrial policies for TFP change. It concludes that export orientation rather than selective intervention played the dominant role in increasing economywide TFP growth rates.