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The Beginning of Iron Metallurgy in Tuscany; with special Reference to Etruria Mineraria
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Pratiche anti-oppressive e popolazione LGBTQAI+: riflessioni per la formazione in servizio sociale
No full textThe aim of this work is to contribute to the Italian debate, firstly through a reconstruction of the main assumptions of Critical Social Work (CSW) whose analyses provide social workers with a critical awareness and reflexivity without which it would not be possible to link their professional practice and the daily challenges that LGBTQAI+ people face with the systemic and structural aspects of disadvantage and oppression that characterise contemporary societies. In this sense, CSW - applied to the fields of sexual orientations, gender identities and non-normative sexualities - is configured as an overall practice that invests the identities of social workers and users and their symbolic and material positioning within specific socio-cultural and structural systems and that aims, in general terms, to guarantee "spaces" for the elaboration of "own" narratives, for the selfdetermination of subjects and for the adoption of emancipatory and anti-oppressive practices. The article aims to identify conceptual nodes and main areas of application in order to solicit a more critical general reflection with respect to social service which aims to be “critical” towards its the hetero-cis-normative foundation
La centralità delle linee guida nella nuova normativa in tema di responsabilità professionale medica ed il ruolo delle società scientifiche
No full textSurfing the Web: the role of Social-Support in the adolescents’ Internet use
Full text linkThis research analyzes what predictors determine either a problematic internet use (PIU) or a functional Internet use (FIU) in 574 adolescents (303 females and 271 males). A cross-sectional study was proposed based on the compilation of an online questionnaire. It was hypothesized that Online Social-Support positively predicts PIU only when Offline Social-Support is low and Online Social-Support positively predicts FIU only when Offline Social-Support is high. Results show that Online Social-Support doesn't predict PIU, while, Offline Social-Support negatively affects It. FIU isn't affected by Offline Social-Support, while Online Social-Support predicts it. Gender differences occurs in PIU, Offline Social-Support and number of acquaintances in favor of males
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