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Il perimetro della menzogna: il vero e il verosimile ne "La lepre" di Cerami
No full textIl contributo analizza "La lepre" (1988) di Vincenzo Cerami come esempio di romanzo neostorico e postmoderno, soffermandosi sulla sua struttura frammentaria e sull’uso ironico delle fonti storiche. Attraverso lo studio della bibliografia presente nel testo, si evidenzia come la costruzione della verità — o delle verità — sia presentata come un processo relativo, in cui la molteplicità dei riferimenti contribuisce alla definizione dell’identità del protagonista. La storia narrata, ambientata nel Seicento, riflette tematiche attuali e mette in discussione l’autenticità storica, mostrando come la conoscenza resti sempre parziale e in divenire
Digital Culture Among Students: Analyzing Teachers’ Thoughts on Internet and Social Media Usage
No full textThe present study is part of a broader research project called GIneSTRA. GIneSTRA aims to integrate Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) and ICTs within programs to combat cyberbullying. Specifically, GIneSTRA is a mixed-methods research action that focuses on Educational Digital Storytelling (EDS), an educational methodology that leverages ICTs but is fundamentally based on the exploration of the emotional and behavioral self and other. This paper presets the preliminary phase of the project, and its data, with an emphasis on the qualitative analysis performed in the first phases. The purpose of the qualitative research is to explore perceptions and knowledge about Internet use and social media use among students. Data were collected by means of focus groups conducted with teachers involved in the project (N = 50). The textual material obtained was analyzed by means of Grounded Theory Methodology (GTM). The results of the qualitative study return to the researcher material useful not only to calibrate targeted prevention and intervention programs, but also to gain more knowledge with respect to the use of new media by younger people
Evaluation of aroma fingerprint in X-ray irradiated Robiola cheese over time by volatolomic and chemometric approaches
No full textIrradiation is a non-thermal technique used for food preservation and sanitization to prolong shelf life and prevent spoilage. In this work, the X-ray irradiation treatment was applied to a highly appreciate soft cheese in Italy, i.e. Robiola cheese, produced from cow milk. The quality-type fingerprint of X-ray irradiated Robiola was characterized using HS-SPME combined with GC-MS to study the possible radio-induced modifications. A design of experiments approach based on a full factorial design and a central composite design for response surface methodology was used to optimize HS-SPME procedure. The resulting setting parameters were used to investigate irradiated samples at three dose levels (1.0, 2.0, 3.0 kGy), and considering three intervals post-treatment (immediately after irradiation, one month and two months later). The results highlighted alterations in the volatile profile of the cheese after irradiation, with production of other volatiles, such as seven alkanes, five alkenes, two alcohols, four aldehydes and four esters already at 1.0 kGy. Alcohols, aldehydes and esters were particularly affected by irradiation and shelf life, potentially due to lipid and protein oxidation processes. No migration of molecules from the packaging and no production of unknown volatiles were observed in irradiated samples during the monitoring period. Principal component analysis, partial least square discriminant analysis and artificial neural networks were employed to discriminate cheese samples based on irradiation and storage time. The results confirm the proposed analytical workflow as a useful tool to verify the X-ray irradiation, the time elapsed from the treatment and the labelled shelf life
Strategic and Organizational Models of Banks and Insurance Companies: What Are the Systemic Implications?
No full textThe phenomenon of climate risk contagion has significant implications in terms of systemic risk for the entire financial system. In order to analyze the operational implications for financial intermediaries, we examine how banks and insurance companies can integrate climate change risks into their governance. A concrete case is then analyzed, namely the strategy and organization of the Generali Group in terms of climate change. Finally, interesting considerations on the systemic impact that can guide the decisions of governments and institutions are formulated
Exploring the Practice of Dual Vaping: Health Risks and Behavioral Patterns in Nicotine and Cannabis E-Cigarette Users
No full textL’inganno del volto e la verità dell'odore (a proposito di Cic. Pis. 1; 13)
No full textL’analisi lessicale degli elementi descrittivi del volto di Lucio Calpurnio Pisone Cesonino (Cic. Pis. 1) e degli odori nauseabondi emessi dal suo corpo (Cic. Pis. 13) è al centro del presente lavoro, che mira a comprendere la modalità della ‘costruzione del nemico’ messa in atto da Cicerone nell’orazione In Pisonem. Cicerone dimostra che la lettura degli indicia somatici, desunti dalle espressioni del vultus di Pisone, sono mistificati dalla sua volontà ingannevole, tesa a fornire un’immagine falsamente positiva (Cic. Pis. 1), mentre l’esame delle tracce sensoriali che lascia dietro di sé svela la sua indole degenere. In una vituperatio fortemente intrisa di vis comica, la prova della turpitudo fisica e morale di Pisone è fornita, infatti, dalla eloquentia corporis. In particolare, il ricordo di una visita a casa sua (Cic. Pis. 13) offre l’occasione a Cicerone per descrivere le percezioni olfattive dell’odore di vino e di bettola emanato da Pisone, ricreando con grande evidentia l’atmosfera dell’incontro: in questo modo, svela i segni di vizi accuratamente dissimulati e stimola disgusto e condanna nei suoi confronti
Intelligenza Artificiale e disabilità: una nuova risorsa per gli insegnanti di sostegno
No full textMental Health, Emotional Regulation, and Psychosocial Work Factors Among Scientific Researchers: A Cross-Sectional Study from Paraguay
No full textBackground: This study examined the prevalence of mental health issues among Paraguayan researchers and their relationships with emotional regulation and psychosocial factors. Methods: A cross-sectional survey of 235 researchers was conducted using validated instruments: the Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Scale (DASS-21); the Job Content Questionnaire (JCQ); and the Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale (DERS). Sociodemographic, academic, and behavioral variables were also analyzed. Results: Findings revealed significant rates of depression (26.4%), anxiety (30.6%), and stress (32.3%), with female researchers reporting nearly twice the rates of anxiety and stress compared to males. Researchers with doctoral degrees exhibited lower anxiety levels, emphasizing the protective role of advanced academic qualifications. Conversely, younger and early-career researchers were more vulnerable to psychological distress. High job demands and emotional dysregulation were strongly associated with poorer mental health outcomes, while hazardous alcohol consumption and low physical activity further exacerbated risks. Conclusions: These findings highlight the urgent need for institutional reforms to prioritize mental health and well-being in academic environments. By advancing the understanding of occupational health in resource-limited settings, this study provides actionable recommendations to improve the working conditions and mental health of researchers in Paraguay and beyond