limbic limbo
Spanish translation: limbo limbico
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| 4 | limbo límbico (el emplazamiento del sistema límbico) |
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sistema límbico Explanation: Cuando ustedes ven la anotación de "cerebro"l 1, 2 y 3 del sistema funcional deben saber que se corresponden de esta manera: 1: es lo que llega hasta el pedúnculo cerebral: el tronco encefálico, bulbo raquídeo, protuberancia y pedúnculos cerebrales. Asiento de la necesidad básica, lo instintivo. 2: este "carozo" central del cerebro, que es también conocido como "cerebro medio", sistema límbico , porque está en el "limbo", en el medio del tronco y cerebro. Nace aquí la posibilidad de la memoria, la afectividad. Con ellos, los aprendizajes; en otro decir, surgen las necesidades adquiridas. 3: el cerebro propiamente dicho, en este caso la neocorteza. Lenguaje, asociatividad, cambio y creación. El sistema límbico está compuesto por un conjunto de estructuras cuya función está relacionada con las respuestas emocionales, el aprendizaje y la memoria. Nuestra personalidad, nuestros recuerdos y en definitiva el hecho de ser como somos, depende en gran medida del sistema límbico. Los componentes de este sistema son: amígdala, tálamo, hipotálamo, hipófisis, hipocampo, el área septal (compuesta por el fórnix, cuerpo calloso y fibras de asociación), la corteza orbitofrontal y la circumbolución del cíngulo. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-08-15 08:15:22 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- http://www.fpsico.unr.edu.ar/sujeto2/clase_1.htm http://www.psiquiatria.com/articulos/trimpulsos/2636/ |
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limbo límbico (el emplazamiento del sistema límbico) Explanation: Hola. Perhaps a shot in the dark but I'll try anyway: odd as it seems, I sense it just is what it says: "el limbo límbico", although I don't know what lessons these are. Yet, it doesn't sound like a gratuitous play on words to me...but also a nutter's test for translators!! Remember that limbo also means "edge (of something)" (or even "ring", "peripheral",...) which relates to the position of the limbic system in the brain (thus limbic). Thus I think it refers to the position of the limbic system. If it's just a pun you may want to keep it anyway. That's my shot, hope it helps :-) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-08-15 10:53:56 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Going deeper: \"las lecciones sobre el) ANILLO LÍMBICO\" could well be what you\'re after (if in doubt about limbo límbico). They just mean the same thing. You\'ll find a handful of sites below, some dealing with emotional intelligence: http://www.google.co.nz/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q="anillo... :-) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-08-15 11:51:36 (GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- Well, pity María\'s picture ain\'t a video really!!!! :-) |
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