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AGquad: a Matlab package for 1D and 2D anti-Gauss type rules
No full textAnti-Gauss formulae have attracted a great deal of interest in recent years. There are two main reasons for this. On the one hand, they make it possible to
construct new rules, namely averaged or stratified formulae, which are characterized by a higher accuracy and a lower computational cost, compared to
formulae with the same number of nodes. On the other hand, they provide numerical estimates of the error of the Gaussian rule for a
fixed number of points. This allows one to determine the number of nodes required to achieve a prescribed accuracy in the integral approximation.
In this paper, we provide a Matlab toolbox, including an interactive graphical user interface (GUI), to assist the interested researcher in performing the
computation of 1D integrals using anti-Gauss formulae and one of their generalization. When coupled to Gauss rules, they lead to averaged and
generalized averaged scheme, respectively. We also consider the computation of 2D integrals by Gauss/anti-Gauss rules
Il soggetto kenotico.: Dialogo filosofico tra Gianni Vattimo e Søren Kierkegaard
No full textVattimo frequently references Kierkegaard in his writings, but does not deeply engage with his philosophy, particularly on the notion of kenosis, which is crucial for both thinkers. My paper aims to compare their interpretations of kenosis, first analyzing points of divergence, and then exploring areas of convergence. For Vattimo, Kierkegaard’s tragic Christianity, centered on an absolutely transcendent view of kenosis, represents an extreme form of metaphysics and humanism. In contrast, Vattimo reinterprets kenosis as central to his weak thought, linking secularization, nihilism, and interpretation, which allows for the deconstruction of subjectivism and the experience of a radically kenotic subjectivity. However, these opposing perspectives suggest a potential third path: recognizing the ontological and epistemological paradox of Kierkegaard’s kenosis as the core of a “weak” theology, aligning unexpectedly with Vattimo’s postmodern vision. This reinterpretation could use Vattimo’s conceptual tools to reframe Kierkegaard’s theology as “weak” metaphysics, opening space for a new kenotic subjectivity
Voci, motivi, discorso in "Tutti i nostri ieri" di Natalia Ginzburg
No full textL’articolo propone una lettura ravvicinata di Tutti i nostri ieri (1952) di Natalia Ginzburg, concentrandosi sulla costruzione dei personaggi e della voce narrante e sulla struttura discorsiva del testo. L’obiettivo è capire come Ginzburg trovi con Tutti i nostri ieri una sua personale via al romanzo, combinando in una narrazione storico-resistenziale l’estrema prossimità tra io narrante e cosa narrata e un senso del tragico quotidiano che la tiene lontana da ogni irrigidimento retorico-ideologico. Attraverso l’analisi di Anna, Ippolito e Cenzo Rena emerge un rapporto problematico con l’azione e la politica, letta come crisi dell’idea che i valori possano avere una realizzazione concreta nella realtà. Sul piano formale, questo si riflette nell’assenza del dialogo, inteso come strumento del confronto e della sintesi tra punti di vista. La scelta di riassorbire nel narratore esterno le voci dei personaggi crea un tessuto discorsivo coeso ma frammentario, corrispettivo di un sistema relazionale stretto ma caratterizzato da isolamento e incomunicabilità. Partendo dal particolare, rifuggendo la generalizzazione, ma ragionando, allo stesso tempo, per classi e tipi, Ginzburg costruisce un romanzo dove il trauma storico si declina in termini emotivi e il personaggio – più che la trama – diventa strumento privilegiato di riflessione morale
Lorenzo Meli (2024). Lorenzo Natali e la politica comunitaria. (1977-1988). L’”altra” Italia in Europa. Milano: Milano University Press, 187 pp.
No full textI corpi della Santissima Trinità a Popoli Terme. Il contesto della mummificazione naturale nell’Abruzzo interno
No full textPopoli, now known as Popoli Terme, is a municipality located in Abruzzo that has historically played a strategic role as the “key of the three Abruzzi.” The inland territory of Abruzzo, characterized by high plateaus and a dry climate, has favored the preservation of human remains in the form of natural mummies. One of the most significant discoveries in the region was made in the Holy Trinity Church of Popoli Terme, which was built in 1550 and rebuilt in 1734. During renovations in the 1980s, a crypt containing numerous mummified and skeletonized bodies was found. The bodies are believed to have belonged to members of the local lay brotherhood. In 2001, a technical inspection enabled the recovery and study of a male mummy, used for a documentary by the National Geographic Channel. The radiological and histological analyses revealed significant bioanthropological information: the man had well-preserved internal tissues, wore fine clothing, and carried a St. Philomena medallion dated between 1802 and 1810. Investigations also revealed a kidney stone and signs of dental and traumatic pathologies. This case is one of the few examples of natural mummification in inland Abruzzo, an area with many similar finds that is still largely unstudied. Only one of the region's six major mummified collections has been systematically analyzed, which makes a more structured approach to appreciating and studying this important scientific and cultural heritage urgent.Il comune di Popoli, oggi noto come Popoli Terme, ha rivestito storicamente un ruolo strategico come “chiave dei tre Abruzzi”. Il territorio dell’entroterra abruzzese, caratterizzato da altipiani e clima secco, ha favorito la conservazione di resti umani sotto forma di mummie naturali. Una delle scoperte più importanti in questo ambito si è verificata nella chiesa della Santissima Trinità a Popoli Terme, edificata nel 1550 e ricostruita nel 1734. Durante i restauri degli anni ottanta, fu rinvenuta una cripta contenente numerosi corpi mummificati e scheletrizzati, appartenenti probabilmente a membri della locale confraternita laica. Nel 2001 un sopralluogo tecnico permise il recupero e lo studio di una mummia maschile, utilizzati per un documentario del National Geographic Channel. Le analisi radiologiche e istologiche condotte hanno rivelato importanti dati bio-antropologici: il soggetto, di sesso maschile, presentava una buona conservazione degli organi interni, indossava abiti raffinati e portava con sé una medaglietta di Santa Filomena, databile tra il 1802 e il 1810. Le indagini hanno inoltre rilevato un calcolo renale e segni di patologie dentali e traumatiche. Questo caso rientra tra le rare testimonianze di mummificazione naturale nell’Abruzzo interno, un’area ricca di ritrovamenti simili, ma in gran parte ancora poco studiati. Solo una delle sei principali collezioni mummificate della regione è stata analizzata in modo sistematico, rendendo urgente un approccio più strutturato alla valorizzazione e allo studio di questo importante patrimonio scientifico e culturale
Eugenia Tognotti, Del coraggio e della passione. : L’avventurosa storia di Alasia Cocco, la prima donna medico condotto nell’Italia contemporanea (1914-1954)
No full textRegulatory Challenges in Sustainable Markets: Assessing the Impact of Regulation (EU) 1781/2024 on European Competitiveness
No full textRegulation (EU) 2024/1781 marks a significant development in the European Union’s commitment to sustainable product governance. This article analyses its impact on market competitiveness, legal coherence, and innovation, with particular attention to small and medium-sized enterprises. The discussion explores the intersection between ecodesign criteria and sector-specific technical standards, highlighting the regulatory complexities that emerge from overlapping legal frameworks. Methodologically, the research adopts a multidisciplinary perspective, combining doctrinal analysis, comparative legal review, and economic policy assessment. Attention is given to the interaction between EU legislation and global supply chains, assessing the capacity of the Regulation to address disparities in regulatory environments. The article identifies areas where implementation gaps and compliance burdens may affect the achievement of sustainability objectives. The paper concludes with policy recommendations focused on differentiated regulatory pathways and adaptive governance structures to promote effective, inclusive, and competitive green transitions within the EU’s internal market
RESHAPING TORT’S NARRATIVE THROUGH NDAs: A COMPARATIVE LAW PERSPECTIVE
No full textThis article examines the evolving role of non-disclosure agreements(NDAs) in tort settlements through a historical and comparative lens. It traces aperiodization- and a consequent metamorphosis- in the use of NDAs, from tools ofindustrial and commercial secrecy to instruments capable of preventing reputationalharm, reshaping public scrutiny and the communicative function of tort law. A mainconcern of the study is to discuss how different legal cultures, particularly in the U.S.and Europe, reflect divergent philosophies of civil liability. NDAs are very differentfrom one another; today they not only cover “know how”, industrial secrets oremployment relationships, but also extend to the resolution of disputes where on oneside there is the victim and on the other the offender, concerned about saving theirreputation. By focusing on a comparative law (& economics) perspective, the articleargues that NDAs have become key indicators of a broader shift toward privateordering. It calls for a rethinking of freedom of contract in light of growing concernsabout the functions of tort law. If, on one hand, the neoliberal trend emphasizedprivate autonomy and settlement efficiency, nowadays other approaches are moreattentive to transparency and fundamental rights.This article examines the evolving role of non-disclosure agreements(NDAs) in tort settlements through a historical and comparative lens. It traces aperiodization- and a consequent metamorphosis- in the use of NDAs, from tools ofindustrial and commercial secrecy to instruments capable of preventing reputationalharm, reshaping public scrutiny and the communicative function of tort law. A mainconcern of the study is to discuss how different legal cultures, particularly in the U.S.and Europe, reflect divergent philosophies of civil liability. NDAs are very differentfrom one another; today they not only cover “know how”, industrial secrets oremployment relationships, but also extend to the resolution of disputes where on oneside there is the victim and on the other the offender, concerned about saving theirreputation. By focusing on a comparative law (& economics) perspective, the articleargues that NDAs have become key indicators of a broader shift toward privateordering. It calls for a rethinking of freedom of contract in light of growing concernsabout the functions of tort law. If, on one hand, the neoliberal trend emphasizedprivate autonomy and settlement efficiency, nowadays other approaches are moreattentive to transparency and fundamental rights
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