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Political Generations and the Italian Environmental Movement(s): Innovative Youth Activism and the Permanence of Collective Actors
No full textRecensione di "Libération animale et végétarisation du monde: ethnologie de l’antispécisme français" di Catherine-Marie Dubreuil, CTHS, Paris 2013
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Una riflessione su strategie di reclutamento e campioni non probabilistici, a partire dallo studio dei movimenti sociali
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Back to functionalism? Capturing Language and Pathologising Dissent from Environmental Movements to Protests against Pandemic Policies
No full textAmbivalenza e modernità. I pro e i contro di un approccio emotivo alla questione animale
No full textIl saggio affronta un argomento fondamentale per i cosiddetti Human- Animal Studies: la dimensione emotiva del rapporto interspecifico. Partendo dalle sollecitazioni di un volume collettaneo in cui trovano spazio i principali esponenti italiani del settore, e facendo riferimento ad alcuni recenti fatti di cronaca, l’autore ragiona sul permanente carattere di ambiguità e ambivalenza che tuttora caratterizza il rapporto fra la modernità occidentale (segnata da un forte individualismo e un altrettanto marcato antropocentrismo) e le altre specie viventi: l’argomento interessa diverse discipline, tuttavia l’autore si riferisce qui agli spunti di alcuni giuristi, concentrandosi sul tema del diritto e dei diritti. Viene ribadita nelle conclusioni l’importanza di un approccio emotivo alla "questione animale" senza però dimenticare i possibili "contro" che l’esclusività di tale approccio possono comportare, sottolineando dunque come ad esso vada affiancato un rigoroso impegno scientifico/razionale
Sessualità e stampa cattolica in Italia. Un confronto fra aree e riviste
No full textWe here present some results of a wider research about the representation of sexuality on the Italian Catholic press. Specifically, the paper analyzes four magazines, different for editorial characteristics and ethical approach: to stratify the phenomenon we used the typology proposed by Garelli (1991), with the goal to test it and to determine whether the four magazines express actually different conceptions on the topic of sexuality, whether there are instead convergences and whether the representations of sexuality on the Catholic press are congruent with the official positions promoted by the Holy See in its documents. To achieve our purpose, we adopted a Foucaltian perspective (1976) assuming that, in the Catholic propaganda, sex is not only the object of taboos, prohibitions and complaints, but is also framed in a positive discourse that highlights some of its attributes, components and contexts: in particular, sex is dislodged from its biological value to confer it an higher meaning tied to the conditions of its lawful exercise, namely a stable heterosexual relationship within marriage. From our empirical analysis emerged that the four magazines express aligned positions, even if with some relevant differences that reflect, in the way they speak about sexuality, the pluralism within the Catholic associationism identified by Garelli. The official Magisterium is embedded in substance, but declined according to different accents and sensitivities
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