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Lo pseudo-dialogo della Cognizione. Accertamenti filologici, ragioni critiche e genetiche. Testi e apparati
No full textil saggio (di CLELIA MARTIGNONI) analizza le ragioni per cui Gadda include lo pseudo-dialogo nella prima edizione della "Cognizione" (1963). Gadda esplora alcuni concetti-chiave: il barocco, le ossessioni di Gonzalo, i rapporti familiari. Trascrizione e apparato (di BARBARA COLLI) di due stesure precedenti (Fondo Roscioni, Trivulziana) e loro comment
Appendix B: Lectura Thomasina, Lib. II, dist. 12, q. 1
No full textIn Lectura Thomasina's Book II, dist. 12, q. 1, William of Peter of Godin focuses on the nature of celestial bodies. This text constitutes an irrefutable example of the interrelation between Godin's position and the Anonymous Brugensis, examined by Maxime Mauriège in his article
Due rive ci vogliono: 47 traduzioni inedite
No full textDue rive ci vogliono per la verità: per la nostra andata, per il nostro ritorno. Strade che bevano le loro nebbie. Che serbino intatte le nostre risate felici. Che, interrotte, ancora salvaguardino i nostri minori a nuoto in acque gelide.
L’antologia Due rive ci vogliono pubblica per la prima volta quarantasette poesie del grande poeta francese René Char (1907-1988) nelle traduzioni di Vittorio Sereni (1913-1983) i cui originali si trovano presso l’Archivio «Vittorio Sereni» della Biblioteca comunale di Luino. Le poesie sono introdotte dal testo del discorso – anch’esso inedito – Il mio lavoro su Char, pronunciato da Sereni nel 1976 quando gli fu conferito il Premio Monselice per la traduzione. Completano il volume una nota di Pier Vincenzo Mengaldo e una postfazione di Elisa Donzelli che ha anche curato l’apparato critico con la collaborazione di Barbara Colli, responsabile dell’Archivio «Vittorio Sereni» di Luino
Ownership and performance in European big business: the longitudinal perspective
No full textThis chapter assesses the relationship between the prevalent ownership structures of the largest European companies and their performance from a long-term perspective. It explicitly refers to the main analytical frameworks dealing with the subject:
(a) The ‘varieties of capitalism’ approach, which emphasizes the persistence over time of different typologies of capitalist systems and thus of ownership structures generated from different institutional frameworks.
(b) The corporate governance approach, dealing with the models of governance proper of the large corporations—basically the shareholder-value theory and the stakeholder models.
(c) The corporate finance approach, which focuses on the causal relation between ownership structure and performances—an approach going back to Berle and Means’ seminal research.
(d) The ‘strategy–structure–ownership’ approach, which emphasizes the relevance of strategic and structural/organizational variables in determining the outcome in terms of performance—whatever its measure
Therapist interventions and ruptures and resolutions of therapeutic alliance in anaclitic and introjective patients
No full textThis study explores the relationship between therapist’s interventions and ruptures and resolutions processes of therapeutic alliance in anaclitic and introjective patients. We also present the revised version of the Collaborative Interactions Scale Revised (CIS-R; Colli, Gentile, Condino, & Lingiardi, 2017), an observerrated measure for the assessment of therapeutic-alliance ruptures and resolutions. Our aim is to investigate the impact of the therapist’s techniques on the (a) ruptures markers and (b) collaborative processes in two groups of patients. Specifically, we hypothesize the effects of these therapist’s interventions: (a) The focus on the relationship and/or affects are predictive of the collaborative processes in anaclitic patients and of the indirect rupture markers in the introjective patients; (b) the intervention on insight and/or defenses and/or recurrent patterns are predictive of the collaborations in the introjective patients and on the direct rupture markers in the anaclitic patients. Method: three raters conducted a blind evaluation of a sample of 130 sessions (390 segments; 7,214 narrative units) with 65 patients (33 had an anaclitic orientation and 32 had a introjective orientation). Measures: Collaborative Interactions Scale Revised (CIS-R; Colli, et al., 2014, 2017) to evaluate the ruptures and collaborative processes in the session; Comparative Psychotherapy Process Scale (CPPS; Hilsenroth et al., 2005; Gentile & Tanzilli, 2015) to assess therapist’s interventions; Prototype Matching of Anaclitic–Introjective Personality Configuration (PMAI; Werbart & Levander, 2014, 2016) for the assessment of the anaclitic and introjective; Psychodynamic Functioning Scale (PFS; Høglend et al., 2000, 2006, 2008) for the evaluation of the patient’s level of functioning. Results: The linear regression evidenced that the focus on affects interventions are predictive of collaborative process in anaclitic patients only in presence of high level of functioning (b=.683, sig.=.001). The focus on the relationship are predictive of collaborative processes both in anaclitic (b=.472, sig.=.000) and introjective patients (b=.389, sig.=.05) in presence of low level of functioning. The interventions focused on insight (b=.541, sig.=.000) and defenses (b=.767, sig.=.005) are predictive of collaborative process in introjective patients with a high level of functioning. Conclusions: The application of the scale seems to confirm that3⁄4as evidenced by the former version (Colli & Lingiardi, 2009)3⁄4 also the CIS-R is a reliable rating system that is useful for both empirical research and clinical assessments. The data seem suggesting the differential impact of therapist techniques according patient’s characteristic and focusing the importance of the tailoring in order to promote patient’s collaboration in session. Clinical implications of these results will be discussed
It is time to revisit the theory of acute conduction block: efficacy of high-intensity focused ultrasound epicardial ablation
No full textReturning to the roots. A comment on the Paper “Alliance in Common Factor Land: A View through the Research Lens"
No full textThis work is a comment on a paper by Adam Horvath, who is
considered one of the most important therapeutic alliance researchers of our
time. In his interesting paper “Alliance in Common Factor Land: A View through the Research Lens,” Horvath (2011) takes us through the critical aspects of therapeutic alliance research and the challenges that researchers still have to face. The author discusses several complex issues − from the historical background of the construct to the critical aspects of its measurement, and concludes with the proposal of a research agenda
Assessing ruptures and resolutions of therapeutic alliance in patients with and without personality disorders
No full textThis study presents the revised version of the Collaborative Interactions Scale (CISR; Colli, Gentile, Condino, & Lingiardi, 2017), an observer-rated measure for the assessment of therapeutic-alliance ruptures and resolutions. Aim: Our aim is to assess differences in the presence of alliance ruptures and resolutions in relation to patient’s diagnosis. Specifically, we hypothesize that the focus on the affects is different in the sessions of patients with and without personality disorders (PDs). Method: three raters conducted a blind evaluation of a sample of 130 sessions (390 segments; 7,214 narrative units) with 65 patients (33 had a PD diagnosis and 32 had a DSM–5 clinical syndrome diagnosis without a PD). Results: The ANOVA evidenced that the patients with PDs showed a greater number of alliance ruptures and a smaller number of collaborative processes than patients without PDs. Moreover, the non-PD patients are characterized by: (a) a major frequency of the patient’s communications focused on the affects (F = 4.002; sig. = .048) and (b) a higher number of therapists’ interventions on the affects (F = 4.116; sig. = .045) than PD patients. Conclusions: The application of the scale seems to confirm thatas evidenced by the former version (CIS; Colli & Lingiardi, 2009) also the CISR is a reliable rating system that is useful for both empirical research and clinical assessments
Attractors for a three-dimensional thermo-mechanical model of shape memory alloys
No full textIn this note, we consider a Frémond model of shape memory alloys. Let us imagine a piece of a shape memory alloy which is fixed on one part of its boundary, and assume that forcing terms, e.g., heat sources and external stress on the remaining part of its boundary, converge to some time-independent functions, in appropriate senses, as time goes to infinity. Under the above assumption, we shall discuss the asymptotic stability for the dynamical system from the viewpoint of the global attractor. More precisely, we generalize the paper [P. Colli and K. Shirakawa, Attractors for the one-dimensional Frémond model of shape memory alloys, Asymptot. Anal. 40 (2004), 109-135]. First, we show the existence of the global attractor for the limiting autonomous dynamical system, then we characterize the asymptotic stability for the non-autonomous case by the limiting global attractor
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