Books by Carlos Rojas

La magnetoterapia es la rama de la medicina que estudia las posibilidades de tratamientos de distintas enfermedades mediante la influencia del campo magnético en el organismo.El empleo de imanes data del 800 ANE, el nombre de magnetismo se acuñó en Grecia, debido al pastor Magnes. En el siglo XIX, el estudio de las corrientes alternas conduce al descubrimiento de la producción, a partir de ellas, del campo electromagnético. Los trabajos de Faraday, Maxwell y Gauss establecen las bases teóricas de sus aplicaciones prácticas, industriales y médicas.La comprobación de los efectos Terapéuticos de los campos magnéticos planteó la posibilidad de utilizar en terapéutica su producción mediante corrientes de baja frecuencia.Las lesiones dentales por su alta prevalencia y graves consecuencias hacen que se conviertan en un problema de salud con gran impacto en la morbilidad en la población general y en nuestro país forman parte de los eventos de salud a monitorear a través de sitios centinelas, establecido así en el Programa Nacional de Atención Estomatológica Integral a la Población y el uso de varias modalidades de la Medicina Tradicional y Natueal en su tratamiento son muy efectivas.

Acclaimed translator Edith Grossman brings to English-language readers Rojas's imaginative vision of Francisco de Goya and the reverberations of his art in Fascist Spain

Rojas focuses on visuality and gender tropes to reflect on shifting understandings of the significance of Chineseness, modernity, and Chinese modernity. Through detailed readings of narrative works, the study identifies three distinct constellations of visual concerns corresponding to the late imperial, mid-20th century, and contemporary periods.

Carlos Rojas focuses on the trope of "homesickness" in China-discomfort caused not by a longing for home but by excessive proximity to it. This inverse homesickness marks a process of movement away from the home, conceived of as spaces associated with the nation, family, and individual body, and gives rise to the possibility of long-term health.

A survey of the historical and political significance of one the Great Wall, of the world's most recognizable monuments. Through an examination of allusions to the Wall in an eclectic array of texts, it maps out a framework for understanding the structure's function and significance.

This new title covers the extensive cruising area of Galicia in the north west of Spain from Ribadeo to Bayona, where the beautiful rias provide shelter from the Atlantic in picturesque harbours and remote anchorages. The authors have spent several seasons cruising in the area and making use of their local connections have produced a modern guide that provides in-depth information necessary for yachts spending time visiting the rias and ports of Galicia. Annotated town plans covering over 90 destinations show shore-side facilities and recommended restaurants and side panels provide advice on interesting places to visit, local customs and features of interest. Carlos Rojas has sailed yachts since 2000, a short but intensive career during which he has crossed the Atlantic, cruised in the Pacific, made several passages across Biscay and sailed to Ireland and France. His professional involvement in technology companies as an engineer, manager and director has given him an insight into design and usability that he applies to his pilot books. Carlos has lived most of his life in Britain but he is originally from Spain, a country that he knows well, naming Galicia as one of his favourite areas. Robert Bailey was brought up in a sailing family. Over a period of 35 years, and with the aid of a Nicholson 32 and Rustler 36, much of the coastline of the north western approaches to Europe, from the Faroe Islands in the north to the Morbihan in the south, were avidly explored. In 2001 he adopted a more flexible approach to his career as an aerospace engineer and this allowed him to take up cruising instruction. He is now a Yachtmaster Instructor.