524 research outputs found
Entrevista com Sheila Grillo: Análise de Discursos Comparativa no Brasil
No full textNo dia 12 do mês de abril de 2022, Sheila Vieira de Camargo Grillo, professora livre-docente e pesquisadora da FFLCH/USP, recebeu-nos, gentilmente, em sua casa, para a realização desta entrevista, por meio da qual pudemos ouvir a autora a respeito de alguns pontos essenciais de uma nova abordagem de investigação científica no Brasil, a Análise de Discursos Comparativa ou Análise do Discurso Contrastiva (denominação adotada na França, país de origem da abordagem). A professora Sheila Grillo, a partir das perguntas que lhe fizemos, discorreu, dentre outros aspectos, sobre o surgimento dos princípios epistemológicos da abordagem em nosso país, citou alguns de seus importantes eventos ocorridos até o presente momento, bem como nos falou acerca da importância de trabalhos desenvolvidos entre ela e demais pesquisadores do Grupo de Pesquisa Diálogo (CNPq/USP) com professores e pesquisadores do grupo CLESTHIA – axe sens et discours, da Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris 3. Desse modo, aproveitamos o espaço para agradecer à entrevistada pelo acolhimento e pelas informações disponibilizadas. Convidamos o leitor da Linha D’Água a apreciar o resultado deste trabalho.On April 12, 2022, Sheila Vieira de Camargo Grillo, a professor and researcher at the Faculty of Philosophy, Languages and Literature, and Human Sciences of the University of São Paulo, kindly welcomed us to her home for this interview. We were able to hear the author talk about the essential points of a new approach to scientific investigation in Brazil, Comparative Discourse Analysis or Contrastive Discourse Analysis (the name adopted in France, where it originated). Professor Sheila Grillo, based on the questions we asked, spoke about, among other topics, the emergence of the epistemological principles of Comparative Discourse Analysis in Brazil, mentioned some of the important events that have taken place until 2022, and also told us about the importance of the work carried out between herself and other researchers from the Diálogo Research Group (CNPq/USP) with professors and researchers at CLESTHIA - axe sens et discours, from Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris 3. Thus, we take this opportunity to thank the interviewee for the welcoming reception and for the information provided. We invite the reader of Linha D\u27Água to appreciate the result of this work
Modified Special Relativity on a fluctuating spacetime
No full textIt was recently proposed that deformations of the relativistic symmetry, as those considered in deformed special relativity (DSR), can be seen as the outcome of a measurement theory in the presence of non-negligible (albeit small) quantum gravitational fluctuations [S. Liberati, S. Sonego, and M. Visser, Phys. Rev. D 71, 045001 (2005).][R. Aloisio, A. Galante, A. Grillo, S. Liberati, E. Luzio, and F. Mendez, Phys. Rev. D 73, 045020 (2006).]. In this paper we explicitly consider the case of a spacetime described by a flat metric endowed with stochastic fluctuations and, for a free particle, we show that DSR-like nonlinear relations between the spaces of the measured and classical momenta, can result from the average of the stochastic fluctuations over a scale set to be the de Broglie wavelength of the particle. As illustrative examples we consider explicitly the averaging procedure for some simple stochastic processes and discuss the physical implications of our results
A Travelogue from the Field
No full textChapter 5 of the book "Photography and Invisible Borders: Spaces of Imagination between Switzerland and Italy" develops a mobile epistemology of the Swiss-Italian borderscape, moving on the ground along trajectories of cross-border work and migration. Combining methodologies from urban studies, art history, photography, and practice-based research, the chapter builds a travelogue in two sections. A photographic narrative and a textual narrative, at the same time autonomous and interrelated, complement each other. The photographic narrative is made of a series of photographs shot by the author and of other images from different sources, including archives. Writings from fieldwork and extracts of conversations come together into the textual narrative. The photo-textual travelogue examines the multifaceted aspects of the Swiss-Italian border. It looks into the daily life and spatial dynamics leading to the border, encompassing such spaces as a nursery for cross-border workers’ children, a bar, commuter parking lots, and residential areas. The narrative unfolds through walks across border woods, interweaving local legends and reaching industrial compounds. The morning rush at the border, voices of workers, and flows towards the “fashion valley” industrial area and Lugano are explored. The temporal dimension is considered at a migrant centre in Como. A transnational train journey reveals use of the train’s use by cross-border workers and the challenges faced by migrants attempting to cross. Spatial shifts into car parks, used for both worker commutes and migrant accommodation after the so-called migration crisis of 2016, are examined. The chapter also explores night walks, smuggling activities, and the gendered dimension of the borderscape, particularly the presence of brothels. The complex strategy of migrant transfers from the northern border to Taranto in Southern Italy, implemented in response to the migration crisis, serves as a concluding focal point, illustrating the extended territorial dimensions of the border’s reality.Fondation Universitaire Stichtin
Rime del molto rever. P.D. Angelo Grillo per le nozze de' serenissimi gran duca e gran duchessa di Toscana : con l'aggionta de gli archi fatti nel regal apparato della sua venuta : e piu s'intende gl'intermedij della regal comedia, co'l calcio di Santa Croce e la sbarra de Pitti : con il numero de' signori principali e le sontuose liuree /
No full textWoodcut t.p. vignette (lilies).Verses to honor the wedding of Ferdinando I de Medici and Christine of Lorraine. De Cardi's ottave rime describing the festivities begin on p. 5.Mode of access: Internet.Faint ownership inscription at head of title of L. Arcivescovo di Monreale.Binding: modern marbled paper. Author and title written on spine: De Cardi - Archi trionf. Firenze 1588
Writing in a blog: the case of the author Diego Grillo Trubba in Buenos Aires
No full text[Resumen] En el marco del estudio de escritores nóveles inscriptos en la producción y circulación de narrativa dentro del campo literario de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires entre 2001 y 2010 y reconocidos por la crítica, proponemos estudiar una de las instancias donde circula su producción: los blogs. En este trabajo focalizaremos en uno de sus actores centrales, Diego Grillo Trubba, por condensar características de ese conjunto y por producir prolíficamente en internet. Realizaremos un estudio cualitativo y analizaremos los blogs que creó para identificar sus características, los tipos de intercambios que allí se dieron y los caracteres que lo diferencian de otro tipo de mediatizaciones desde las que se presenta también la literatura y compararemos los diversos usos que le dio a dicha plataforma. Partiremos de una breve alusión teórica acerca de la relación entre el arte y la tecnología. Tras ello, realizaremos un rastreo de los blogs creados por este escritor. Analizaremos y compararemos los blogs entre ellos y a lo largo del tiempo a partir de diversas variables. Así identificaremos dos apropiaciones de los blogs en el campo literario: las denominadas "blogonovelas" y una forma de replicación de la lógica de la sociabilidad presencial y de las instancias consagradas del campo; este último uso aparece como el predominante.[Abstract] While studying novel writers of narrative in the literary field of the City of Buenos Aires between 2001 and 2010, narrators praised by critics, we will focus on one of the key players of the subject we study, Diego Grillo Trubba –because he condenses characteristics of this group and because he has been prolific in his productions in the internet. We will make a qualitativestudy and analyse his blogs to identify their characteristics, the types of exchanges taking place in them, the traits which make this platform different from other mediatizations where literature circulates, and we will compare various uses of this device. Firstly, we will refer to the theory on the relation between art and technology. Then we will trace the blogs administered by Grillo Trubba. We will analyze and compare the blogs among themselves and throughout several years using various variables. Therefore, we will identify two particular appropriations of blogs in the literary field: the so called “blognovels” and a form of reflection of face-to-face sociability and of consecrated instances of the field, the latter being the predominant us
Reasons to Ban? The Anti-Burqa Movement in Western Europe
No full textOriginally published at http://www.mmg.mpg.de/en/publications/working-papers/2012/
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Liberando lo popular del economicismo. Dimensión Antropológica Vol. 5 Año 2 (1995) septiembre-diciembre
No full textAgostinis, Silvia, Las tomas de tierras en el Gran Buenos Aires: una lectura desde los movimientos sociales, inédito, Buenos Aires, PROHA, 1992.Auge, Marc, Los "no lugares". Espacios del anonimato, Barcelona, España, Gedisa, 1993.Bemholdt-Thompsen, Verónika, "Marginalidad en América Latina. Una crítica de la teoría", en Revista Mexicana de Sociología, núms. 4/81, México, 1981.Bourdieu, Pierre, “Capital simbólico y clases sociales”, en Emilio Tenti Fanfani (trad.), Georges Duby, L’Arc, núm. 72, París, 1978.____________, "Espacio social y génesis de las clases", en Revista Espacios de crítica y producción, núm. 2, julio-agosto, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires, 1985.____________, Cosas dichas, Buenos Aires, Gedisa, 1988.Carrión, Fernando, “La investigación urbana en América Latina. Una aproximación", en Nueva Sociedad 114, Caracas, 1991.Centro de Desarrollo Económico y Social de América Latina (DESAL), Marginalidad en América Latina: un ensayo de diagnóstico, Barcelona, Herder, 1969.Certau, Michel de, L’Invention du quotidien, París, Gallimard, 1990.Fanon, Frantz, Los condenados de la tierra, México, FCE, 1963.Ferrarotti, Franco, La historia y lo cotidiano, Buenos Aires, Centro Editor de América Latina, 1990.Fischer, Tania et al., Espacio, etnicidade e cultura associativa en Salvador da Bahia, inédito, Brasil, Universidade Federal da Bahia, Universidad del País Vasco y Universidad Complutense, 1993.García Canclini, Néstor, Culturas híbridas, México, Grijalbo, 1990.____________, "Desigualdad cultural y poder simbólico. La sociología de Pierre Bourdieu", en Cuaderno de Trabajo 1, México, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, 1986.Grillo, Óscar, Articulación entre sectores urbanos populares y el estado local: el caso del barrio de La Boca, Buenos Aires, Centro de Estudios de América Latina, 1988.Hintze, Susana, "La reproducción de los sectores populares. Estrategias y reivindicaciones", mecanoescrito, Buenos Aires, 1987.____________, “Consecuencias de la crisis en los sectores populares de Buenos Aires", en Proceedings of the International Seminar Metropolitan Areas: Network Dynamics and Sustainable development, Buenos Aires, Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Institute de Recherche sur L'Environnement construit, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, 1992.Jaume, Fernando, "El concepto de marginalidad”, en Cuadernos de Antropología Social, 1, Buenos Aires, 1986.____________, "El concepto de marginalidad", en Cuadernos de Antropología Social, vol. 2, núm. 1, Buenos Aires, Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, UBA (sección Arqueología Social), 1989.Lacarrieu, Mónica, "Luchas por la apropiación del espacio y políticas de vivienda: el caso de los conventillos de La Boca", tesis de doctorado, Buenos Aires, 1993.Montero, Paula, “Reflexiones sobre una antropología de las sociedades complejas”, en Iztapalapa. Revista de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades, año 11, núm. 24, México, UAM, 1991.Murmis, Miguel, "Tipos de marginalidad y posición en el proceso productivo", en Revista Latinoamericana de Sociología, vol. 2, Buenos Aires, Instituto Di Tella, 1969.Nün, José, "Superpoblación relativa, ejército de reserva y masa marginal", en Revista Latinoamericana de Sociología, vol. 2, Buenos Aires, Instituto Di Tella, 1969.Penna, Maura, “O que fazser nordestino", en M. Lacarrieu, L. Lahitte y V. Barreda (trads.), Identidades sociais, ínteresses e o "escándalo" Erundina, Brasil, Cortez Editora, 1992.Quijano, Aníbal, Nota sobre el concepto de marginalidad, Lima, Multicopiado, 1966.Romero, Luis A., "Los sectores populares urbanos corno sujeto histórico", en Cuadernos del Instituto Nacional de Antropología, 13, Buenos Aires, 1988, 1991.____________, “La identidad de los sectores populares: una aproximación histórico-cultural", en Cecilia Hidalgo y Liliana Tamagno” (comps.), Etnicidad e identidad, Buenos Aires, Centro Editor de América Latina, 1992.Sigal, Silvia, "Marginalidad espacial, Estado y ciudadanía", en Revista Mexicana de Sociología, año XLIII, núm. 4, México, octubre-diciembre de 1981.Villarreal, Juan, "Los hilos del poder", en Crisis de la dictadura argentina, Buenos Aires, Siglo XXI, 1985.El propósito de este ensayo es reflexionar acerca de la manera de reconocer y leer los comportamientos y prácticas de los sectores populares urbanos. En pos de ese objetivo, confrontaremos las orientaciones teóricas propuestas por algunos autores que consideramos clave, con el producto de un conjunto de trabajos empíricos enclavados en la ciudad de Buenos Aires
Police organizational change in a post-September 11 environment: rhetoric or reality?
No full textThe September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks have forever changed the landscape of policing in the United States. Federal legislation, such as the USA PATRIOT Act and the National Strategy for Homeland Security (2002 & 2007), has had a profound impact on all levels of law enforcement. Specifically, local police agencies are now sharing responsibilities in the mission of preventing and detecting terrorist activities. The responsibilities to participate in terrorism investigations and respond to potential terrorism-related service calls have changed fundamentally the day-to-day functioning of local police. However, the federal government provides little direction as to how local law enforcement should accomplish this mission. Little information is available regarding how local law enforcement agencies are responding to the continued threat of terrorism. In addition, there is a lack of systematic research investigating whether the events of September 11 prompted organizational changes in local police departments to accommodate a counterterrorism mission. Therefore, it is not clear how local agencies are adapting to this new demand Using a qualitative methodology, this study explores the post-September 11 response experience of local police agencies in the United States through open-ended,
semi-structured telephone interviews. The study included a national, non-probability, purposive sample of twenty-one (N=21) local police agencies throughout the country. Interviewees were sworn officers who currently served or previously served in counterterrorism capacities within the police departments. The study’s findings indicate the majority (95%) of police agencies in this study (20 out of 21) displayed a spectrum of organizational change. This ranged from changes
at the operational strategy level to the implementation of new bureaus in support of counterterrorism objectives. The most frequent organizational change is the establishment of a specialized terrorism unit or the addition of homeland security functions into an
existing intelligence unit. There is also evidence that local agencies are moving toward an intelligence-led policing philosophy. The findings from the research have several important policy implications for both the federal government and local law enforcement
agencies. Furthermore, this study functions as a source for future research regarding the effects of terrorism on local law enforcement.Ph.D.Includes bibliographical referencesIncludes vitaby Michele Grill
. 5 Año 2 (1995) septiembre-diciembre. Dimensión Antropológica
No full text- Participación social en salud como realidad técnica y como imaginario social por Eduardo L. Menéndez. - Los cohuixca-tlapaneca por Carlota Diez Loredo y Tamara Yaschine y Caplan. - Agrarismo, nacionalismo e intervención federal: Yucatán, 1937 por Franco Savarino. - Diarrea infantil complicada y redes de apoyo por Adrián Aceituno et al. - Mijaíl Bajtín y las nuevas orientaciones de análisis en las ciencias sociales (la cultura cómica popular) por Jesús Antonio Machuca Ramírez. - Liberando lo popular del economicismo por Mónica Lacarrieu y Óscar Grillo. - La invención de los horizontes políticos: la palabra zapatista por Raymundo Mier. - René Acuña et al., Bocabulario de maya than [;] Cod ex vindobonensis N.S ... por Thomas C. Smith Stark. - Mario Humberto Ruz y Julieta Aréchiga (eds.), Antropol ogía e interdisciplina. Homenaje a Pedro Carrasco por Jesús Monjarás-Ruiz. - Leticia Reina Aoyama (coord.), Economía contra sociedad. El Istmo de Tehuantepec. 1907-1986 por Armando Labra. - Susan Deans-Smith, Bureaucrats, Planters and Workers por Arturo Soberón
Personnalisation et leadership. Le cas du Mouvement Cinq Étoiles (Personalisation and Leadership: the case of Five Star’ Movement)
No full textThe article draws a characterisation of the late comer among the Italian populist parties, the Five Star’ Movement, led by the ancient comedian Beppe Grillo. Starting with a definition of what he means by “political personalisation”, the Author first describe this party as a political organisation in which the leader masters all the key areas – notably, communication, rules setting, and resolution of internal conflicts. Then, he argue that the Five Star Movement is a “personalist party”, in which Beppe Grillo embodies a powerful but non-charismatic leader. In the closing section, the Author tries to shed light above the probable evolutions of the party, particularly dealing with its institutionalisation process
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