La Tesis Doctoral se fundamenta en el análisis iconográfico de la represenación figurativa del Colegio Apostólico-Coetus Apostolorum con una variante muy singular, las series del Apostolado del Credo. Consistente en la represenación de los doce discípulos de Cristo, con una característica específica: la manifestación en su plasmación pictórica de uno de los artículos del Credo o Símbolo de fe- Symbolum Apostolorum, en cada una de las figuras representadas, proporcionándoles un signo añadido de reconocimiento iconográfico, tanto individual como de conjunto. El eje principal de la investigación consiste en realacionar y determinar los paralelismos entre las fuentes escritas, relativas al texto específico del Credo y su representación pictórica en la plasmación de los artículos de fe, al ser asignados de forma sitemática a cada apóstol. El corpus empírico de la investigación ha consistido en localizar, recopilar, así como catalogar de forma razonada y analizar comparativamente una serie de representaciones artísticas determinadas por el contexto sociocultural y religioso de los siglos XVII y XVIII, en los límites de la geografía valenciana. La consecución de los resultados prácticos se ha manifestado a través de la realización de un catálogo razonado de las obras objeto de esta investigación, mediante la realización de unas fichas técnicas de cada obra, especificando su estudio icónico, formal, doctrinal, teológico y estilístico. / Bernal Navarro, JC. (2010). Análisis iconográfico del Colegio Apostólico. Representación del Apostolado del Credo en la Valencia Foral durante la época postrentina [Tesis doctoral]. Editorial Universitat Politècnica de València. https://doi.org/10.4995/Thesis/10251/8427

Ce mémoire de maîtrise a comme sujet la constitution du credo présent en 1 Corinthiens 15:1-11, son origine, son contexte littéraire et historique en 1 Corinthiens, ainsi que la théologie et l’historicité des éléments le constituant. Il se penche premièrement sur la question de la délimitation du credo présent dans cette péricope. Suite à une analyse basée sur la critique des formes, une version longue du credo incluant les v. 3b-7 (excepté le v. 6b) est défendue. Deuxièmement, la question de la réception de la tradition par Paul est abordée ainsi que son utilisation contextuelle en 1 Co 15. D’un côté, il est soutenu que Paul a probablement reçu le credo de l’apôtre Pierre et Jacques, le frère de Jésus, à Jérusalem vers l’an 36 et que la formation du credo est antérieure à cela. De l’autre côté, Paul s’en sert en 1 Co 15 pour contrer une perspective grecque de la vie après la mort qui considérait la résurrection corporelle comme absurde puisque cette notion était perçue comme un retour dans des corps identiques aux corps présents, c’est-à-dire mortel (corruptible) et caractérisé par le vice (péché). Troisièmement, le credo est systématiquement analysé sur le plan théologique et historique. Sur le plan théologique, il est démontré que l’union mystique des chrétiens avec le Christ est présupposée et que cette idée remonte probablement à la tradition présente en 1 Co 11:23-25. De plus, És 53, Os 6:2 et Gn 22:4 sont présentés comme les principaux textes ayant servi à l’élaboration de cette tradition ancienne. Enfin, il est argumenté que les trois événements fondateurs, à savoir la mort, l’ensevelissement et les apparitions du Christ, sont d’ordre historique. L’auteur ne se prononce pas sur l’historicité de la résurrection, considérant qu’il s’agit d’un « fait-explication » ce qui diffère d’un « fait- observation » ce qui nécessiterait une autre méthodologie qui dépasse le cadre de ce mémoire. / This Master’s thesis deals with the creed found in 1 Corinthians 15:1-11: its origin, literary and historical contexts in I Corinthians as well as the theology and historical significance of its parts. It is focused primarily on identifying the boundaries of the creed in the pericope. A form criticism analysis leads to an argument for a long version of the creed which includes verses 3b-7 (but excluding v. 6b). Secondly, the question of Paul’s use of tradition is addressed as well as its contextualization in I Corinthians 15. On the one hand, it is argued that Paul received the creed from the Apostle Peter and James, the brother of Jesus, in Jerusalem around the year AD 36, and that the creed had been formed before that time. On the other hand, Paul uses it in 1 Corinthians 15 to oppose a Greek perspective on life after death, which viewed physical resurrection as absurd. In this perspective, resurrection meant a return to a body identical to the present body, which is mortal/corruptible and characterized by vice/sin. Thirdly, the creed is systematically analyzed on both the theological and historical levels. On the theological level, it will be demonstrated that the mystical union of Christians with Christ is presupposed and that the notion probably goes back to the tradition present in 1 Corinthians 11:23-25. Furthermore, Isaiah 53, Hosea 6:2 and Genesis 22:4 are presented as the primary texts used to develop this ancient tradition. Finally, it is argued that three founding events, namely, the death, the burial and the appearances of Christ, are to be considered historical. The author does not take a position on the historicity of the resurrection, considering that it is an explanatory fact and not an observed fact. This question would require another methodology which goes beyond the scope of this thesis.

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The Methodist Community of Street People - CMPR has found its space at the beginning of the 1990s, while the Town Hall of São Paulo, in the turn of Mayor Luiza Erundina, promoted through the Social Well Being Municipal Office, the census to know who was, how was living and how the street population in the city of São Paulo was perceived. In this context, the Korean Ebenezer Methodist Church every Sunday offered assistance to the population serving bread, coffee and milk, and chocolate milk in the region of Dom Pedro II Park. It was established the partnership for the creation of CMPR through the awakening of public power and the participation of the Korean Methodist Church through the Korean Cafe. It was fundamental the willingness of Bishops Nelson Campos Leite and Geoval Jacinto da Silva, both from the Third Ecclesiastical Region of the Methodist Church, who started the work using the institution of philanthropic nature of the Methodist Church, the AMAS Social Assistance Methodist Association. Thus, with headquarters in Bridge Pedroso and due to geographical proximity, the CMPR linked itself to the AMAS from the Methodist Cathedral of São Paulo, acting in three dimensions: (1) creation of Co-Existence House, (2) Sheltering in the winter period; (3) Creation of the Hostel. The Action Plan designed by CMPR that consolidated the creation of the Hostel, dates from the transition 1994/95 and it had as its basis the Social Creed, the Plan for the Life and Mission of the Methodist Church and the Action Plan forwarded to the City Hall, in the light of the social aspect of the Methodist movement from John Wesley, establishing that the overall goal of CMPR would be the redemption of the citizenship of the people who constitute the street people. In this dimension, the thesis is structured into five chapters, included field research that has been conducted with employees and former employees of CMPR, with the objective of gathering contents to analyse the pastoral actions of the CMPR from the perspective of religious praxis, considering the philosophical and educational.(AU) / A população em situação de rua é um fenômeno urbano, agravado na contemporaneidade por fatores de ordem social, econômica, cultural que agrupa pessoas independentemente da idade, etnia, grau de instrução e gênero, em situação de exclusão social, impedidos à renda e suprimento de suas necessidades vitais, culturais e sociais. Na condição de população sobrante, enfrenta obstáculos ao desenvolvimento de suas capacidades intelectuais, biológicas e culturais; à equidade de garantia de direitos civis, políticos e sociais; à qualidade de vida em harmonia e bem-estar objetivo dos seres humanos; e ao exercício pleno de sua cidadania. A Comunidade Metodista do Povo de Rua - CMPR encontrou o seu espaço no início da década de noventa, ao tempo em que a Prefeitura Municipal de São Paulo, na Legislatura da Prefeita Luíza Erundina, promoveu, através da Secretaria Municipal de Bem-Estar social, o censo para conhecer quem era, como vivia e como era vista a população de rua na cidade de São Paulo. Neste contexto, a Igreja Metodista Coreana Ebenezer oferecia à população uma assistência dominical servindo pão, café com leite e achocolatado na região do Parque Dom Pedro II. Sagrou-se a parceria para a criação da CMPR através do despertar do poder público e da participação da Igreja Metodista Coreana através do Café do Coreano. Foi fundamental a disposição dos Bispos Nelson Campos Leite e Geoval Jacinto da Silva, ambos da Terceira Região Eclesiástica da Igreja Metodista, que iniciaram os trabalhos utilizando a instituição de caráter filantrópico da Igreja Metodista, a AMAS Associação Metodista de Assistência Social. Assim, com sede no Viaduto Pedroso e, por proximidade geográfica, a CMPR vinculou-se a AMAS da Catedral Metodista de São Paulo, atuando em três dimensões: (1) criação da Casa de Convivência, (2) abrigamento no período do inverno; (3) Criação do albergue. O Plano de Ação elaborado pela CMPR que consagrou a criação do Albergue, data da transição 1994/95 e teve como base o Credo Social, o Plano para Vida e Missão da Igreja Metodista e o Plano de Ação encaminhado à Prefeitura, à luz da vertente social do movimento Metodista a partir de João Wesley, estabelecendo que o objetivo geral da CMPR fosse o resgate da cidadania das pessoas que constituem a população de rua. Nesta dimensão, a tese está estruturada em cinco capítulos, inclusa pesquisa de campo que foi aplicada a funcionários e ex-funcionários da CMPR, com objetivo de reunir conteúdos para se analisar as ações pastorais da CMPR na perspectiva da Práxis religiosa, considerando a Práxis filosófica e educacional, a fim de perceber se as ações pastorais são ações criadoras, reflexivas, libertadoras e radicais, e se promovem por meio da CMPR o resgate da cidadania em população de rua na cidade de São Paulo.(AU)

Diploma thesis analyses venture capital, which is part of alternative asset class investment. At the outset, paper very briefly discusses the private equity industry and differences between venture and buyout capital. Followed by a chapter that discusses entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial finance, financing alternatives for new ventures and the importance of venture capital and its impact on new businesses. Next chapter describes problems and risks that venture capital fund and entrepreneurs face after the contract is being signed. The paper also highlights some instruments that can be used against these risks and problems. The biggest part of thesis describes whole venture capital investment cycle from getting money, screening opportunities to valuation and exit of portfolio companies. Lastly the paper analyses venture capital in Central and Eastern Europe region (CEE) and briefly describes venture capital company based in Prague - Credo Ventures and its portfolio companies.

Das Credo aus Johann Nepomuk Davids Deutsche Messe von 1952 wird mit Blick auf das musikalische Handwerkszeug untersucht. Die Analyse zeigt einen abgezirkelten Bau der Komposition. Kontrapunktische Regeln halten David fest in einer als bindungslos empfundenen Zeit. Aus der Sicht eines „Enkelschülers“ Davids wird dies reflektiert als Fesselung einer Generation: Den Geburtsjahrgängen um 1900 wurde eine wesentliche kreative Lebensphase durch Diktatur und Krieg genommen. Die Besinnung auf alte Techniken aber wird zu einem Gefängnis der Kunstfertigkeit. Der kundige Musiktheoretiker David behindert den Komponisten David. / Das Credo from the Deutsche Messe of Johann Nepomuk David is scrutinized with regard to his compositional technique. The analysis reveals a calculated musical structure. The conventions of counterpoint trap David in a time seemingly unbound. From the view of one of David’s 'student’s students' this is expressed as a bondage of a generation: those born around 1900 were robbed of a significant part of their creative lives due to dictatorship and war. But his concentration on traditional techniques imprisoned him within his own workmanship. David’s theoretical expertise thus hinders David’s compositional ability.