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Nuove letture gramsciane del mondo arabo: continuità ed evoluzione del pensiero critico
No full textStudi gramsciani nel mondo. Gramsci nel mondo arabo
No full textIl volume raccoglie una selezione di saggi di autori arabi dedicati alla figura e al pensiero di Antonio Gramsci. Aperto da una presentazione di Giuseppe Vacca e da due saggi introduttivi dedicati rispettivamente alla penultima e ultima generazione di studiosi gramsciani arabi, è strutturato in due sezioni. La prima comprende contributi presentati nel più importante convegno su Gramsci nel mondo arabo, tenutosi al Cairo nel 1990; la seconda riporta saggi apparsi dal Duemila in avanti, periodo caratterizzato da una radicalizzazione di matrice religiosa e politica e dalla straordinaria stagione delle rivolte arabe. Gli scritti di sociologi, filosofi, politologi, economisti, antropologi, critici letterari, provenienti da Algeria, Tunisia, Egitto, Palestina, Siria, Iraq sono quasi tutti tradotti dall’arabo. Essi documentano l’incontro con il pensiero di Gramsci e con le sue riflessioni su società civile, intellettuali, egemonia, blocco storico, rivoluzione passiva, rilette alla luce dei variegati e complessi contesti politici e sociali arabi. Ne emerge un dibattito poco noto in Italia e certamente utile per la conoscenza del pensiero politico arabo contemporaneo
The Early Bronze Age III and IVA1 at Tell Mardikh/Ebla and Its Region : Stratigraphic and Ceramic Sequences
No full textThe site of Tell Mardikh, ancient Ebla, in north inner Syria, had three periods of flourishing: in Early Bronze IVA, the age of the State Archives, Early Bronze IVB and Middle Bronze I–II, between ca. 2400 and 1600 BC. The volume by Agnese Vacca explores the phases of formation of this great urban culture between ca. 2750/2700 and 2450 BC (EB III–IVA1) by means of an accurate and in-depth analysis of stratigraphy, architecture, ceramic materials and small finds.
The analysis was carried out in part on the field, but it is also the brilliant result of a painstaking work of study of excavation records and files from the archives of the Ebla Excavation, which allowed the author to collect consistent evidence from individual buildings – like Building G2 and Building G5 – and to relate it with scattered evidence from other sectors of the town, leading to the reconstruction of a coherent picture of pre-Palace G phases. As concerns specifically the ceramic repertory, Vacca, starting with the evidence from Ebla, enlarges her analysis, singling out a specific pottery horizon of the Ebla region, whose relations with other contemporary assemblages in the Northern Levant are presented in detail. The resulting picture from Ebla and its region has been related with the contemporary evidence from the Northern Levant and Upper Mesopotamia and has been framed in the general background of the process of state formation in this very important region of the ancient Near East
Vitamin D Deficiency in a Cohort of Patients with Systemic Scleroderma from the South of Spain Reply
No full textDoes subclinical atherosclerosis really exist in systemic sclerosis? Comment on the article by Turiel et al.
No full textEFFECT OF STORAGE PERIOD AND EXPOSURE CONDITIONS ON THE QUALITY OF BOSANA EXTRA‐VIRGIN OLIVE OIL
No full textBiennale dello Spazio Pubblico VII edizione, Sezione Spazio pubblico e prossimità. Mattatoio di Roma, Padiglione 2B, Dipartimento di Architettura, 25-27 maggio 2023
No full textEsposizione dei lavori svolti dagli studenti nel seminario:
4 spazi sul limite, per un nuovo paesaggio delle infrastrutture
Laboratorio di Progettazione Architettonica 3M – A. A. 2022-23
Luca Montuori (docente), Anna Laura Palazzo (modulo di Urbanistica), Alessandro Gabbianelli (modulo di Spazi aperti), Carlo Palleschi (modulo di Economia urbana), Eliana Saracino, Riccardo Martino, Giorgio Pulcini, Marta Rabazo Martin, Francesca Paola Mondelli, Elisabetta Vacca (supporto didattico).
Camilla Cavalletti, Alessandra Cocca, Michela Gaggio, Livia Armezzani, Maria Beatrice Di Buduo , Martina Di Pietro, Flavio Cappelletti, Olimpia De Sio, Patrizio Lollobrigida, Leonardo Bongiorno, Edoardo Proietti, Andrea Zappa, Carolina Accolla, Sara Carchella, Domiziana Vadalà, Gianluca Chiappini, Michele De Nicola, Lavinia Martinelli, Elisa Arcoleo, Flavia Ciano, Maria Croppo, Francesca Avallone, Serena Carroccia, Alessandro Catallo, Blanca De Prat Carroggio, Anna Catarina Fernandes Cias, Jorge Manuel Santos Reis, Laura Brugué I Sidera (studenti)
Cumulative effect of norepinephrine and dopamine carrier blockade on extracellular dopamine increase in the nucleus accumbens shell, bed nucleus of stria terminalis and prefrontal cortex
No full textWe investigated, by microdialysis in various brain areas, the possibility that dopamine could be captured by the norepinephrine transporter when the dopamine transporter is pharmacologically blocked. Administration of reboxetine, a selective blocker of the norepinephrine transporter, 20 min after the administration of GBR 12909, a selective blocker of the dopamine transporter, produced an increase of dopamine output in the nucleus accumbes shell (+408% above basal) greater than that obtained by GBR 12909 alone (+308% above basal). On the contrary, reboxetine did not increase further the dopamine output produced by GBR 12909 in the nucleus accumbens core or in the dorsal caudate, areas lacking a consistent noradrenergic innervations. A cumulative effect of dopamine and norepinephrine transporter blockade on the output of dopamine in dialysates was also observed in the bed nucleus of stria terminalis and in the prefrontal cortex. This study shows that dopamine extracellular concentration can be elevated by norepinephrine transporter blockade, even in areas where the dopamine transporter is predominant, when the latter is pharmacologically blocked. This phenomenon may have relevance in psychostimulant dependence as well as in antidepressant pharmacology
Perfectionism and eating behavior in the COVID-19 pandemic
No full textThe novel coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) represents a massive global health crisis leading to different reactions in people. Those reactions may be adaptive or not depending on situational or psychological processes. Disordered eating attitudes and behaviors are likely to be exacerbated by the pandemic through multiple pathways as suggested by Rodgers et al. (2020). Among the psychological variables that may have increased dysfunctional eating attitudes and behaviors as a consequence of the social distancing and isolation, we looked at perfectionism. Perfectionism is a well-recognized risk and maintaining factor of eating-related symptoms and interact with stress increasing the probability of dysfunctional reactions (e.g., Wang and Li, 2017). The present study investigated the relationship between multidimensional perfectionism and eating behaviors by considering the mediating role of psychological distress. Data were collected from two countries (Italy and Spain) by means of an online survey. The samples included 465 (63.4% female) participants from Italy and 352 (68.5% female) from Spain. Participants completed the short form of the Hewitt and Flett Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale (Lombardo et al., 2021) to assess self-oriented, other-oriented and socially prescribed perfectionism, as well as the short form of Three Factors Eating Questionnaire (Karlsson et al., 2000) and the Italian version of Depression Anxiety and Stress Scale-21 (Bottesi et al., 2015), respectively used to assess restrictive, emotional and uncontrolled eating on one hand, and depression, anxiety and stress on the other. Multigroup analysis was performed to test the hypothesized model. Results showed that other-oriented and socially prescribed perfectionism were indirectly related to most of the dysfunctional eating aspects through the mediation of psychological distress, and the pattern obtained was consistent in both countries. These findings evidence that the psychological distress potentially related to the COVID-19 disease mediates the negative impact of interpersonal perfectionism and the tendency to eat in response to negative emotions
Coronary atherosclerosis using computed tomography coronary angiography in patients with systemic sclerosis: comment on the article by Mok et al
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