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Si eligiéramos algunos hitos históricos y los pasáramos por el tamiz del clima para  comprenderlos mejor, tal vez concluiríamos que los cambios climáticos han sido  capaces de transformar la economía, la sociedad o incluso el aspecto de las ciudades  en muchos momentos de la historia. Hemos reflexionado sobre ello y creemos que  puede resultarte muy interesante. Precisamente, las ciudades son las protagonistas de este mes. Lo son por la  oportunidad   que tienen de convertirse en adalid de la lucha contra el cambio climático  y porque en  ellas se dan muchas de las consecuencias de esta emergencia y de las  soluciones para  mitigarla. Te sorprenderán algunos datos. Que pases un buen mes y  hasta la newsletter  que viene. Equipo de Sostenibilidad para todos
CAMBIO CLIMÁTICO
LA HISTORIA A LA LUZ DEL CAMBIO CLIMÁTICO
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CIUDADES C40, CIUDADES CONTRA EL CAMBIO CLIMÁTICO
27 ciudades ya tienen como objetivo ser neutrales en carbono antes de 2050.
DESARROLLO SOSTENIBLE
CAUSAS Y CONSECUENCIAS DE LA SOBREPOBLACIÓN
El número de habitantes del planeta crece exponencialmente. ¿Qué supondrá esto en el futuro?
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1. JOB> ASIANetwork-Luce Postdoctoral Teaching Fellowship in Asian Studies & Public Health, St. Lawrence University, Art & Art History
2. Re: QUERY> Early images representing the Bodhisattva's path

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JOB> ASIANetwork-Luce Postdoctoral Teaching Fellowship in Asian Studies & Public Health, St. Lawrence University, Art & Art History

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ASIANetwork-Luce Postdoctoral Teaching Fellowship in Asian Studies & Public Health

St. Lawrence University, Art & Art History

St. Lawrence University invites applications for a two-year ASIANetwork-Luce Postdoctoral Teaching Fellowship in Asian Studies with a focus on public health within Southeast and/or Northeast Asia to begin August 15, 2020. This will be a joint appointment in the Asian Studies Program and Public Health Program. Specific areas of scholarly focus are open, but could include maternal-child health, tropical or emerging infectious diseases or environmental health. We are particularly interested in candidates who have good primary field experience in Asia, who take a comparative approach to teaching about public health in the region, and whose scholarly work and teaching integrate an inquiry into Asia’s diverse cultural, political, socio-economic, and ecological systems.
The successful candidate will teach three courses per year in their area of expertise, all geared to a broad undergraduate audience consisting of majors and non-majors, attend departmental and faculty meetings, keep office hours, and mentor students. S/he will enrich the university’s Asian Studies and Public Health programs through teaching and interacting with students, collaborating with faculty, enhancing the curriculum, and participating in the intellectual and cultural life of the university. The Fellow will consult with and advise the Asian Studies and Public Health programs and individual faculty for the purposes of creating new research opportunities for students, helping Asian Studies and Public Health faculty incorporate new elements into their courses and/or develop new courses, working with the Director of Asia Programs to cultivate connections between SLU and E/SE Asia (study abroad, curriculum development, and internship), and organizing, leading, and attending cultural events focused on E/SE Asia on campus. The Fellow will organize a faculty reading group that will meet throughout the academic year; will work with program faculty to offer a series of guest lectures/discussions in their classes; and will offer public presentations, lectures, and/or other events open to the campus on the topic of the Fellow’s research or other subjects related to Asian Studies and Public Health.
Minimum Qualifications
A PhD should be received by the time of appointment or within the last three years.
Interested applicants must apply online at http://employment.stlawu.edu uploading all required materials which are defined in the “special instructions to applicant” section. Review of applications will begin on March 1, 2020, and continue until the position is filled. Questions about the position may be directed to Dr. Shinu Abraham at sabraham@stlawu.edu.
All offers of employment are contingent upon the finalist successfully passing a background (including criminal records) check.
Located at 23 Romoda Drive, Canton, NY, St. Lawrence University is a coeducational, private, independent liberal arts institution of about 2,400 students from more than 40 states and 40 nations. The educational opportunities at St. Lawrence inspire students and prepare them to be critical and creative thinkers, to find a compass for their lives and careers, and to pursue knowledge and understanding for the benefit of themselves, humanity and the planet. Through its focus on active engagement with ideas in and beyond the classroom, a St. Lawrence education leads students to make connections that transform lives and communities, from the local to the global.
The University is committed to and seeks diversity among its faculty, staff and students. Such a commitment ensures an atmosphere that is diverse and complex in ways that are intellectually and socially enriching for the entire campus community. Applications by members of all underrepresented groups, as well as from individuals with experience teaching or working in a multicultural environment, are encouraged. St. Lawrence University is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
For additional information about St. Lawrence, please visit http://www.stlawu.edu.

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Questions about the position may be directed to Dr. Shinu Abraham at sabraham@stlawu.edu.

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Re: QUERY> Early images representing the Bodhisattva's path

by Achim Bayer

Hi Joy,
sorry for the late response:
Professor Yoritomi Motohiro holds that it is still an unsolved question whether the Ox-Herding Pictures predate the Tibetan Elephant-Herding pictures. https://zenken.agu.ac.jp/zen/meeting/h11_02.html
This is of course far out of my own field of research. I hope this helps...
mangalam,
Achim.

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