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CLUB Working Papers in Linguistics Volume 8
L'ottavo volume della collana "CLUB Working Papers in Linguistics" raccoglie una selezione dei contributi presentati nel corso delle iniziative organizzate dal Circolo Linguistico dell'Università di Bologna (CLUB) durante l’anno accademico 2022/2023. Tra di loro si trovano alcuni dei risultati dell'evento CLUB Day su "Il metodo nella ricerca linguistica: Sfide e soluzioni" e l'articolo della vincitrice del premio "CLUB - Una tesi in linguistica" 2023. Gli undici contributi, scritti da diciannove autrici e autori, offrono una panoramica delle ricerche recenti in ambiti della linguistica che vanno dalla fonetica sperimentale e l'apprendimento di seconde lingue all'uso dei metodi linguistici per studiare problemi anche sociali.
In ordine alfabetico, i saggi sono a firma di: Giorgia Albertin, Triscia Biagiotti, Arianna Bienati, Chiara Celata, Anna Cencherle (premio tesi), Cristiana Cervini, Vittoria Colla, Melissa Donati, Jennifer-Carmen Frey, Monica Masperi, Nicola Nasi, Luisa Revelli, Giulia Telari, Elena Tombesi, Paola Vernillo, Chiara Vettori, Lorenzo Zanasi, Chiara Zanchi e Eleonora Zucchini. I contributi sono stati sottoposti a un processo di revisione anonima e sono disponibili in formato open access
La ‘vera’ storia del Mercante. Legge, sacrificio e giustizia nella città di Venezia.
The ‘true’ story of the Merchant. Law, sacrifice and justice in the city of Venice] This short essay, starting from the mimetic theory of the French anthropologist René Girard, gives an interpretation of The Merchant of Venice. The story of to the contract signed between the Jew Shylock and the merchant Antonio takes place in the city of Venice and stages a real mimetic crisis that the Venetians overcome thanks to the sentence inflicted on the Jew, a real scapegoat of events. The essay, analyzing the relationship between sacrifice and justice, raises the question whether the playwright's verses do represent an attempt to reveal the meaning of what René Girard has defined as texts of persecution or, rather, if they should be considered one of them
Velimir Khlebnikov 1922-2022. One Hundred Years of a Myth
On October 28th, 2022 the international conference "Velimir Khlebnikov 1922-2022: One Hundred Years of a Myth" was held at the Alma Mater University of Bologna, Italy. The aim of this event, involving some of the most eminent specialists in the field, was to commemorate the centenary of the death of Velimir Khlebnikov (1885-1922). It was not only a reflection on the life and work of this great Russian author, but also an exploration of the enduring myth that has grown up around the poet since his lifetime, a myth that has continued to shape and influence literary and cultural discourse well beyond the time of his passing. This volume contains a selection of papers delivered during the conference, as well as new contributions. They provide a comprehensive and multifaceted representation of Velimir Khlebnikov’s work and legacy. They illustrate the richness of his oeuvre, the complexity of the myth around the poet, and the ongoing relevance of Khlebnikov’s work in contemporary literature and literary studies. Through their diverse methodologies and perspectives, these contributions offer new insights into the ways in which Khlebnikov has been received, interpreted, and reimagined over the past century
Khlebnikov: The 1908 Sudak Encounters. Meeting Vyacheslav Ivanov: The Beginning of a Dialogue
English translation by Luca Cortesi and Gabriella Elina Imposti of A.E. Parnis’ article Khlebnikov: vstrechi v Sudake v 1908 godu published in “Novyi Mir” (2023, n. 1) with the kind permission of the Journal and the Author. The Author supplemented this version of the article with other material. The system of notes and quotations has been modified in accordance with the editorial policy of this publication. We are grateful to Jeremy Barnard for his assistance in translating the article
PRIN2022TRIESTE. Infrastructural ruination
This dataset contains interviews and fieldnotes from Trieste collected within the Next Generation Eu project “THE BORDER IS NO MORE, LONG LIVE THE BORDER: DE-MATERIALIZATION AND RE-MATERIALIZATION OF INTERNAL BORDERS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION
ANIMATE. WP3. Two Workshops on Art History and Blue Humanities, text. 1.0
The dataset contains the bibliography and notes of the two workshops organized at UCLA during the outgoing phase of the Horizon 2020 “ANIMATE” project. The first workshop was entitled “Swimming, Diving, Immersion: some methodological questions for art history” and it was organized as part of the 30th École de Printemps in Art History on June 13, 2022. The second workshop was held within the “Making Green Worlds” Seminar for Graduate Students, Dept. Art History, on November 27, 2023. Both workshops brought an environmental humanities approach to the study of early modern art history and multimediality to the fore. For the first workshop, a series of readings were pre-circulated and discussed. For the second workshop, a series of readings were pre-circulated and discussed along with GIF animations on ppt. These latter aimed to explore how perceptions and ideas about ecosystems were construed and reconfigured through their material reproduction on stage. The animations are not published as their sources are protected by copyright, instead detailed bibliographic information about the sources used to realize them are contained in this dataset in tabular format
Dataset of the paper "Structural behavior of stone cantilever stairs: strain monitoring under controlled loading and numerical modeling"
This dataset, developed as part of the Horizon 2020 HOLAHERIS project, contains data related to the strain monitoring under controlled loading and the numerical modeling of the cantilever staircase in the Museum of the City of New York. The experimental strain data recorded under human loads resulting from fiber-optic sensors installed in the intrados of a representative tread are collected herein. In addition, numerical strain data obtained by means of a 3D solid finite element model of the staircase, where each tread interacts with the adjacent ones through contact, are also collected here, together with the geometry and the mesh of the finite element model
Dal segmento al percorso: nuove configurazioni di costo e nuovi obiettivi per la sostenibilità dei servizi sanitari
1. Obiettivo e approccio metodologico
Il contributo affronta il rapporto tra i sistemi di contabilità analitica e i modelli organizzativi per garantire la sostenibilità dei servizi pubblici sanitari.
Si considera il modo in cui sono cambiati gli oggetti di riferimento della contabilità in sanità a seguito dell’evoluzione dei servizi e come si sono evoluti i sistemi informativi dedicati alla loro osservazione e valutazione.
Per illustrare il necessario riorientamento si prenderà ad esempio il caso della frattura di femore che permette di riflettere su obiettivi, modelli valutativi e responsabilità dei servizi.
Si delinea infine il contributo che gli aziendalisti possono offrire nel definire rinnovati oggetti di costo e nuovi indicatori di riferimento, atti a orientare e controllare i comportamenti organizzativi.
Pertanto, obiettivo del presente elaborato è l’identificazione dei cambiamenti in atto – in ambito sanitario pubblico – svolta accogliendo una prospettiva economico-aziendale nonché la definizione delle prime linee di indirizzo di un nuovo sistema di controllo, necessario a fronteggiare tali cambiamenti. Al fine di perseguire l’obiettivo suddetto si delineerà un quadro concettuale di riferimento, foriero di consentire riflessioni e aprire future linee di ricerca
Data circulation and data rights: the issue of attribution in Europe and China
Data has been identified as “the” asset of the 21st century, an asset representing a driving force of economic development and an essential component of any business. However, if we look at this new good from the perspective of its circulation, of trade in data, we enter an uncharted territory, where lawyers wander looking for orientation points. One of the biggest uncertainties that lawyers face in this search regards the possibility to establish property rights over data. This essay falls within the still ongoing debate on the legal mechanisms to establish, claim, and transfer property rights of data, offering a first reconstruction of the current situation in the European Union and China, focusing on the central concept of property law, i.e. ownership
Arnau Estanyol e la costruzione della nuova “Cattedrale del Mare”. Rigenerazione urbana e riuso degli edifici di culto nei processi di inclusione sociale
[Arnau Estanyol and the construction of the new “Cathedral of the Sea”. Urban regeneration and reuse of places of worship in social inclusion processes] Urban regeneration processes centered on the cultural and social valorization of abandoned buildings of worship can represent a particularly useful action to prevent the marginalization of the suburbs and to promote the social integration of migrants and foreigners within the destination con-texts. Conversely, the sharing or loaning of underused Catholic places of worship to more recently established religious groups can significantly contribute to social cohesion. The paper aims to highlight the impact of the reuse of abandoned places of worship in the processes of social inclusion and, specifically, in the affirmation on an effective level of the “right to the city”, which in contemporary multi-religious societies cannot ignore the guarantee of the right of religious communities to have places where they can freely practice their worship