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Some Observations on Italian Asylum and Immigration Policies
No full textThe paper focuses on some of the main innovations in Italian legislation/practice/jurisprudence and at the same time offers some suggestions for the way forward, covering the period from September 2019 to May 2022, i.e. from the inaugural Conference of the Maps Network to the final one (MAPS is a network which brought together ten European universities in the execution of the project on “Migration and Asylum Policies Systems. Weaknesses, Shortcomings and Reform Proposals”, approved by the EACEA within the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union Commission)
Pottery of Manqabad 2. Pottery Production and Types from the Monastery of Manqabad at Asyut (Egypt).
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Prefazione a ChiShona neMufaro. Introduzione alla grammatica shona con elementi di storia della lingua e analisi contrastiva shona/swahili, di ELENA BERTONCINI ZÚBKOVÁ E ROBERTO GAUDIOSO
No full textQuesto volume è una pubblicazione postuma della prof.ssa Elena Bertoncini Zúbková di cui Roberto Gaudioso è curatore e co-autore. Si tratta di una grammatica introduttiva alla lingua shona, con elementi contrastivi rispetto alla lingua swahili, appartenente alla medesima famiglia linguistica bantu. Il carattere contrastivo rende questo lavoro particolarmente adatto a studentesse e studenti di swahili. Il volume, con il contributo del co-autore, arricchisce la parte di grammatica contrastiva shona/swahili con un’introduzione storico-linguistica che ricostruisce contatti e scambi tra questi due mondi e situa le due lingue nell’ampia famiglia delle lingue bantu. Questa nutrita sezione introduttiva fa del libro un utile strumento per chi si accosta per la prima volta allo studio delle lingue bantu. Prima della descrizione morfologica della lingua shona, inoltre, il co-autore ha inserito un approfondimento sulle diverse riforme ortografiche shona, in modo da dare a chi legge gli strumenti per avvicinarsi ai testi stampati prima dell’ultima (terza) riforma ortografica del 1967. La descrizione grammaticale della lingua shona è basata soprattutto sugli aspetti morfologici della lingua, alcuni dei quali descritti nel dettaglio come il capitolo sulle classi nominali e quello sul verbo. La grammatica, infine, è arricchita da diverse tabelle riassuntive e da illustrazioni dello Zimbabwe antico e moderno, il principale paese in cui si parla la lingua shona
Somnul raţiunii naşte monştri: Ionesco şi „panica politică”
No full textStarting from the thought of Jean-Luc Nancy and Lacoue-Labarthe, this article
aims to investigate the “political panic” that arises at the crossroads of identification and
narcissism. These redefine the place of the Other in the formation of society, from the
intersection between the individual psyche and collective life, where life appears to be
committed to defending itself, in an autoimmunizing movement, which (to the extent
that it defends itself) tends to reverse itself into its opposite. The radicalization of the
self-preservation drives coincides in Freud works with the “death drive”, whose
movement appears regressive, aimed at restoring the restlessness of life to its original
state of rest. Instead of opening itself to the Other, life closes itself and chooses death.
Nancy and Lacoue-Labarthe were able to grasp in the “political panic” the fragile relationship between the “withdrawal of the politician” and the beginning of politics,
and this particular aspect of life in common also concerns the play of Ionesco, Rhinocéros.
The Romanian writer denounces in France the fascist ideological contagion of a whole
generation of writers, between the two wars, highlighting the “death drive”, which
moves the coryphes of political totalitarianism in Romania towards the spasmodic
competition, fanaticism, cynicism, and, in some cases, towards crime. It is imaginatively
cloaked in religious idealism understood as an all-encompassing “spiritual” knowledge,
free of stretch marks
Subjectivity in post-attack presidential speeches : Hollande’s and Macron’s speeches
No full textIn this paper, we propose a linguistic analysis of the post-attack speeches of Presidents François
Hollande and Emmanuel Macron, which were delivered in the aftermath of the international terrorism
wave that has challenged Europe since 2015. The discourse analysis here conducted demonstrates that
the political and social activities following these murderous events are based on a highly emotionallycharged
language, both at the micro-textual and macro-textual level. The analysis shows that the
presidential utterances contain discourse markers, such as personal pronouns or deictic elements, that
trace the speaker's presence as well as a subjective modality expressed by adverbs, modal verbs, and
subjective words that communicate the ethos and pathos of the speaker to the addressee. The paper aims
to highlight not only the discursive aspects common to both post-attack official speeches; but also the
differences in the ethical approach of the two Presidents
