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Studj di Filologia Romanza - Fascicolo XIV 1891
No full textStudj di Filologia Romanza - Fascicolo XIV 189
Michele Cometa, Paleoestetica. Alle origini della cultura visuale
Full text linkReview of Michele Cometa's Paleoestetica. Alle origini della cultura visuale.Recensione del volume Paleoestetica. Alle origini della cultura visuale di Michele Cometa
Un approccio archeologico allo studio delle società sportive storiche: la Società Canottieri Ichnusa come comunità patrimoniale viva
Full text linkThe Società Canottieri Ichnusa of Cagliari, founded in 1891, serves as an exemplary model of how a sports community can be considered a heritage community, dedicated to preserving and transmitting its cultural value. Its involvement in the ‘Monumenti Aperti’ event, along with the use of archaeological research methodologies and citizen science, has enabled the club to enhance its historical heritage. This initiative has strengthened the connection between sports, culture, and the city, demonstrating how sports organizations can contribute to the broader cultural landscape.La Società Canottieri Ichnusa di Cagliari, fondata nel 1891, rappresenta un esempio emblematico di come una comunità sportiva possa essere considerata una comunità patrimoniale, impegnata nella conservazione e trasmissione del suo valore culturale. Il coinvolgimento nella manifestazione ‘Monumenti Aperti’, l’uso di metodologie proprie della ricerca archeologica e di citizen science hanno permesso alla Società di valorizzare il proprio patrimonio storico, rafforzando il legame tra sport, cultura e città
Deux inscriptions puniques de Smirat : tentatives de déchiffrement et d’analyse
Full text linkPrevious investigations are the origin of the exceptional discovery of two Punic handmade bowls in the hypogeum of Smirat. The particularity of these two vases is the presence of a Neopunic inscription incised on the external surface. These texts were considered enigmatic in previous publications. Our work is an attempt to discern and analyze them. The proposals of reading aim mostly to demonstrate the complexity of these documents and to initiate a debate around some epigraphic reflections. The main objective of this work, in addition to understand those epigraphic documents, is to highlight the importance of these inscriptions marginalized due to the importance accorded to classical Punic texts.Des recherches antérieures sont à l’origine de la découverte exceptionnelle de deux bols modelés puniques dans les hypogés de Smirat. La particularité de ces deux vases est la présence d’une inscription néopunique gravée sur la paroi externe de chacun. Ces textes ont été qualifiés d’énigmatiques dans des publications précédentes. Notre travail est un essai de déchiffrement et d’analyse. Les propositions de lecture visent principalement à démontrer la complexité de ces documents et à lancer un débat autour de quelques réflexions épigraphiques. L’objectif principal, au-delà de la compréhension, est d’attirer l’attention sur l’importance de ces inscriptions marginalisées par les textes puniques classiques
Il pane nell’iconografia della Sardegna protostorica
Full text linkThe analysis of the iconography of protohistoric Sardinia highlights the existence of various bread representations. In particular the 27 known bronze figurines of bread-offerers illustrate the variety of products of the era (flatbreads, stuffed breads, sweets), suggest preparation techniques, and underscore the important value of bread and its connection to the sacred sphere and cultic practicesL’analisi dell’iconografia della Sardegna protostorica ha evidenziato l’esistenza di varie rappresentazioni di pane. In particolare sono noti 27 bronzetti di offerenti con pane, che mostrano la varietà dei prodotti dell’epoca (focacce, pani ripieni, dolci), suggerendo le tecniche di preparazione e mostrando, inoltre, il valore dell’alimento e il suo legame con il sacro e con le pratiche cultuali
La suppellettile fittile da illuminazione dall’area Delta del settore meridionale dell’ex area militare di Nora (Pula, CA)
Full text linkThis paper proposes a morpho-typological analysis of oil lamps from sector Delta in the southern part of the ex-area militare of Nora, Sardinia. Its goal is to provide data establishing the chronological period during which the large building complex was in use and to construct a fuller picture of the role of Nora in Mediterranean trade during the Roman era.Il contributo propone un’analisi morfo-tipologica delle lucerne provenienti dall’ambiente Delta del settore meridionale dell’ex area militare di Nora al fine di ricostruire l’arco cronologico di frequentazione del grande complesso edilizio e un quadro generale più ampio relativo al ruolo di Nora negli scambi commerciali nel mar Mediterraneo in età romana
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Arendt as a Reader of Buber
Full text linkThrough her comparison with the person and work of Martin Buber, Arendt presents her reflections on Zionism and the Judenfrage
Recensione a: Adrian Bremenkamp, Ars nova translata. Altniederländische Malerei in Neapel und der Krone Aragon, München, Hirmer Verlag 2021, pp. 327
Full text linkPeaceful Alliances: The Collocative Policy of friþ- in Old Germanic Poetry
Full text linkThis article examines the collocative behaviour of the Old English term friþ- ‘peace’, ‘protection’, and its Old Saxon and Old Norse cognates across the poetic traditions preserved in these languages. Building on the methodological framework established by Maria Elena Ruggerini, the study identifies and analyses the co-occurring words (collocates) structured around FRITH-, mapping their alliterative, semantic, and phonological features across time and corpora. Particular attention is given to the role of homophony, paronomasia, and formal patterning in shaping inherited pairings and enabling context-specific innovations.
The article also explores the thematic range of these collocations, which encompass notions of peace, protection, and divine favour, as well as their absence, and demonstrates how such terms were reconfigured within different cultural, theological, and poetic frameworks.
Through a comparative analysis of Old English, Old Saxon, and Old Norse material, the study offers insights into the combinatorial logic underlying Germanic versification and affirms the value of collocative inquiry as a means of tracing both continuity and transformation in the early Germanic poetic lexicon